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President Obama stated recently that Iran could develop a nuclear bomb in over a year. As negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program continue to drag on with little sign of a breakthrough, the odds increase that an armed conflict will eventually break out. The chances are significant that the United States would either start or be sucked into this war. What would the consequences be? What are the alternatives? Our new book War with Iran: Political, Military, and Economic
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The United States would make destroying Iran's major nuclear facilities its primary aim, and it would likely be successful within hours of a conflict breaking out. Iran's known nuclear sites are heavily defended or buried in the earth, but the U.S. arsenal contains aircraft that can penetrate the defenses and munitions that can penetrate the bunkers. Iran probably has other, smaller nuclear sites that are not known. If these are not identified and destroyed, they can serve as the building-blocks of a reconstructed nuclear program—or even enable an attempt at a rapid breakout. Still, there is little doubt that the United States could deal Iran's nuclear program a massive setback.
This will not be the only front of a war, however. Iran's leaders have threatened the West with retaliation too frequently and too publicly to simply ignore an attack. Iran has agents and allies that may commit acts of terrorism. Lebanese Hezbollah's deadly bombing of a bus full of Israeli tourists in Burgas, Bulgaria and the discovery of a similar plot in Cyprus are examples of this capability. And assassination plots against Israeli diplomats in India, Georgia, Thailand and Kenya, as well as the Saudi ambassador in Washington, show Iranian willingness to commit acts of terrorism as part of its strategy.
Iran also has many small military speedboats, midget submarines and antiship missiles. It may use these to attack American vessels near its shores or to disrupt the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. An oil blockade, if successful and sustained, would send shockwaves through the global economy, as roughly a fifth of the world's internationally traded oil passes through the strait.
But Iran's leaders know that such a severe step would risk a severe response, and it is unlikely that they'd be able to effectively seal Hormuz. Thus, they are more likely to launch a sustained campaign of pinprick harassment—a missile here, a few floating mines there, spread out over hours, days and weeks. When combined with actions by Iranian operatives in neighboring countries and possibly by Iran's ballistic missile forces, this will create uncertainty for any attacker—too violent to be peace, but not fully war. This state of affairs will put Iran on a more level footing with the United States, and will challenge U.S. policy makers to come up with an appropriate response. A sustained entanglement may result.
The economic impact of this kind of war would be negative. Regardless of how the conflict proceeds, there would be a significant spike in oil prices; if the war is not swift and decisive, the spike could last for weeks or months. The impact of this should not be underestimated, especially given the fragility of the global economic recovery. A $10 increase in the price per barrel of oil would take a billion dollars from American consumers in about five days. War could see oil between $150 and $200 per barrel. High prices would harm most states, although oil exporters outside the Persian Gulf region, like Russia and Venezuela, could see a windfall.
The economic fallout would drive much of the war's negative political impact. Asian nations, which are the recipients of much Gulf oil, would be particularly unhappy. Washington's European allies also would be divided at best. Relations with Russia and China would suffer most. Both states are alarmed by U.S. willingness to use force to reshape the strategic environment, and a major conflict with Iran could see the two taking steps to be an effective counterbalance. This could include helping Iran rebuild and rearm.
The unprecedented international sanctions regime against Iran would likely fall apart in the wake of a war. Some would loosen sanctions out of frustration with the United States. Some might yield to public pressure over images of Iranian suffering. The war's oil-price shocks may tempt others to improve relations with oil-producing Iran. The net effect would be a reduction in Iran's isolation.
A war thus has significant costs and dangers. Yet there is no guarantee that it would solve the Iranian nuclear threat. Iran can always rebuild its nuclear facilities. Being attacked by a superpower might convince Tehran that nuclear weapons aren't worth the price. Yet it might also reinforce the case for getting a nuclear deterrent to make future attacks less likely. The strategic problem for the United States after the war would thus be the same as it was before: getting Iran to abandon the threatening elements of its nuclear program.


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Plans for the £15 million development of Ashdown Technology College are going on show to the local community.
Parents and local residents will be able to view detailed proposals and see how the school could look from 2013 by visiting a special drop-in event at the Ashdown Technology College's Community Hall on Wednesday 16 February 2011, between 2pm and 8pm.
Drawings and computer generated images of the proposed designs will be on display and people will have the chance to talk with council officers and representatives from Balfour Beatty, the appointed contractors, about the project.
Outline planning consent for the £15million building programme at Ashdown Technology College was granted in November 2009. Following the development of more detailed proposals for the scheme, an application for approval of reserved matters to the outline consent will be submitted in March.
The proposals include plans to demolish some existing school buildings, refurbish others and build a new two-storey extension.
The whole school will be arranged around a "street" layout to improve circulation and increase natural light. A new public plaza will link the new building to Adastral Road, signalling the school's place at the heart of the community.
The £15 million project is central to the council's plans to change the age of transfer for children entering secondary education in 2013, providing space required for the school to accommodate an additional year group.
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The process of distilling volatile oils out of herbs and flower in order to make essential oils creates hydrosols, or flower water. This can be done in fancy copper stills, or we can use supplies that most us already have, or can borrow from friends/family/neighbors, to make our own simple setup. Hydrosols can be used in homemade herbal concoctions - from cosmetic to medicinal - as well as in community health settings. We don't need to buy Rosewater, Lavender Water, or Orange Blossom Water, which may contain sketchy fragrances and pesticides, be produced by companies that treat their workers unjustly or that harm the planet in their harvesting and overall business practices, etc. We can make our own hydrosols!
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Uses for Hydrosols (aka Flower Water)
*I have included homemade Lavender and/or Rose water in my Street Medic kit to use as a cooling spray at marches, rallies, and other events on sunny days. It's also great after-care for hot days out in the garden, working in the fields, and at the beach, as well as for hot flashes. You can add Lavender essential oil to this for its calming effect, as well as flower essences. I like to add Yarrow flower essence for energetic protection and clear boundaries, especially if this spray is going to be used at events that are potentially triggering and overwhelming, or if there's simply a large group of people and all their energy. Corn flower essence is also grounding for these situations.
(I've also carried sunscreen and water in a sports bottle - so it can be squeezed directly into folks' mouths without getting germs on the container - in my Street Medic fanny pack to prevent overheating and protect from the sun. Prevention is best. Hydrosols aren't going to prevent a sunburn, but can provide soothing, cooling relief to overheated skin after the fact. More here: Arnica drops and Lavender Spray: Creating Herbal/Emotional Support at Marches and Demonstrations.)
*If you've got a sunburn, you can mix the Lavender and/or Rose water with Aloe juice or gel and/or Lavender essential oil. I use real aloe that needs to be refrigerated, not the '100%' aloe that often contains sketchy preservatives and colorings. This is how I make Sunburn Soother.
*You can use homemade hydrosols in recipes that call for distilled water. I personally don't want to give a cent to water-commodifying multinational corporations like Poland Springs/Nestle, and I definitely don't want to use their water in the remedies that I make for my loved ones, my communities, and myself. By making our own flower water, we encourage self/community-sufficiency and we are also capturing some of the healing properties and fragrance of the plants.
*You can use your homemade hydrosols as a natural alternative to sprays with toxic ingredients to use in the home: room spray, bathroom air freshener, linen spray, and whatever area needs some freshening up, such as the car. Even "natural" store-bought sprays may contain sketchy fragrances and other chemicals.
*You can create a bedtime hydrosol spray with relaxing herbs to help unwind before sleeping and/or have more vivid dreams and remember them.
*You can use Rose water to soothe pink eye so that you don't have to touch your eyes and possibly share your germs (transmitting it to the other eye if it's only in one, or to another person). Simply close your eyes and mist them with rose water kept in a spray bottle. (I've also used moist chamomile tea bags and yarrow compresses for pink eye/conjunctivitis)
*Use as freshening up spray for when traveling, camping, or have other limited access to regular bathing. This is part of community health because if we're so ripe that other folks don't want to be close to us, it makes collaboration difficult, right?!
*If you have a plant ally that's aromatic, making a hydrosol is another way to connect with the plant. If there's a plant you're drawn to, a particular one that's caught your attention that you want to learn more from and share time with, making a hydrosol is one of the many ways you can get to know the plant and make medicine with it. (You can also just sit with the plant, listen to it, notice it, take photos of it, see who else is enjoying it/pollinating it, draw it, taste it (if it's not toxic), sleep by it, etc). By making a hydrosol, you can capture the plant's vital energy and scent, and preserve it to have with you throughout the year.
*Making hydrosols is a great way to use aromatic plants that you're cutting back in the autumn and/or if you have fragrant plants that are still very vital, but maybe a bit chewed up by bugs or turning yellow, etc. If you've harvested what you'd like for tinctures, teas, infused oils, etc., and the plants still have a lot of life left, you can use them to create a hydrosol.
Directions for Making Hydrosols (aka Flower Water)
1. Put a large enamel or stainless steel pot on the stove and put a clean brick or flat stone in the bottom of the pot.
2. Pour enough water into the pot so that the water comes to just below the top of the brick or rock, but you don't want to completely submerge the brick in the water.
3. Add six handfuls of fresh aromatic herbs, or 3 handfuls of dried aromatic herbs, to the water. You can use one single herb or a blend of several. Some aromatic herbs that you can make hydrosols from are: Lavender stem, leaf and flower, Rose petals, White Pine needle, and the leaf and flower of: Tulsi (Holy Basil/Sacred Basil), Lemon Balm, Peppermint, and Catnip. All of these plants can be used in either fresh or dried form.
4. Put a stainless steel metal bowl or glass Pyrex measuring cup on top of the brick inside the pot.
5. Put the lid on the pot upside downward so that the top of the lid is pointing down into the inside of the pot. This part is important.
6. Fill the top of the inverted lid with ice cubes. You can also make one large ice cube by freezing water in a yogurt or other plastic container. This larger ice cube melts much slower than many smaller ones.
7. Turn the heat on and once the water has reached a gentle simmer, turn it to low for 20-30 minutes. The steam that rises to the top of pot and meets the icy-cold lid contains the essential oils of the plant. It condenses and drips down into the bowl and that's your hydrosol/flower water! Be sure to keep the heat down - you want the water to be hot enough to create steam, but you don't want it to boil and get plant matter and un-distilled water into your bowl. Be sure that lid is on straight too, so that steam (and those good volatile oils) aren't escaping.
8. Carefully remove the lid once it's filled with the melted ice and dump that water into the sink, or pour it into another container to cool and then use water your plants, etc. Take care not to let the melted ice water drip into the bowl. Replace the lid right away so as not to lose too much of the medicinal properties and fragrance in the steam and the hydrosol/flower water that you've created.
9. If you feel like the plants still have more essential oils to give, you can put the lid back on (upside down!) and add more ice to continue to the distillation process. Listen to your intuition - I like to feel like I'm getting all the vital oils from the plant, but I also don't want to dilute the hydrosol by adding steam after the plant has given all its volatile oils.
10. Once your hydrsol is finished, remove from heat. Pour the liquid from the metal bowl into a sterilized mason jar or a spray bottle. You now have an herbal hydrosol! I like to let the hydrosol cool to room temperature with the lid on before pouring it into containers, especially if pouring it into plastic.
Your herbal hydrosol will ideally be stable for six months to one year. I like to keep mine in the refrigerator. This helps them keep longer and makes them especially refreshing to spray on in hot weather. If you have Rose and/or Lavender water, keeping it in the fridge will make it even more cooling if you're using it to cool hot/sunburned skin, hot flashes, and other hot skin conditions. Also, the cleaner that everything you're using is, the less likely it is that bacterial will enter, causing your hydrosol to go off. So if possible, sterilize or wash well your pot, bowl, and what you're pouring your finished hydrosol into.
In general, you use more of an herb when it is fresh than when it is dried, as the moisture has evaporated out of dried herbs, making it more potent. If you have less or more of the herbs than what's listed above, use what you've got! There's no need to pack in tons of herbs, but if you have an abundance, feel free to add more. Likewise, if you have just a wee bit of a special plant, go ahead and use what you've got. It may be weaker than if you had more, but it will still capture some of the scent and medicine.
When making a hydrosol, it's good to have lots of ice on hand. I like to fill a large freezer bag filled with a few batches of ice cubes so I have plenty on hand. Or make a larger one as written above.
You don't need to go get a special hydrosol-making pot. You can use a large canning/lobster pot. Be sure to clean everything well so that you're capturing the scent and properties of the plants you're using, rather than the chili/tamales/lobster that have been cooked in the pot!


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Area | 0.63 km2 (0.24 sq mi) |
Population | 369 (2011 census)[1] |
• Density | 586/km2 (1,520/sq mi) |
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Country | England |
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Post town | Thatcham |
Postcode district | RG18 |
Dialling code | 01635 |
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Yattendon is a geographically small village and civil parish 7 miles (11 km) northeast of Newbury, Berkshire. The M4 motorway passes through the fields of the village which lie 0.5 miles (800 m) south and below the elevations of its cluster.
Yattendon stretches from Everington in the west to the hamlet of Burnt Hill in the east and the woodland just east of Yattendon Court, including Mumgrove Copse, Bushy Copse, Clack's Copse and Gravelpit Copse. The motorway forms most of its southern boundary and some of the houses on the northern edge of Frilsham are actually in Yattendon. The River Pang flows through the west of the parish. It was in the hundred of Faircross, which was of little consequence after the Dissolution of the Monasteries and effectively ceased to function after 1886.
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- Sir John Norreys, the greatest soldier of Elizabethan England whose memorial is in the parish church
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- Robert Bridges, who later became Poet Laureate, lived at Yattendon from his retirement from medicine in 1882 until he moved to Boars Hill near Oxford.
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- General Sir Miles Dempsey, British Army officer who fought in World War I and World War II.
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- Egon Ronay the restaurant critic, lived in Yattendon until his death in 2010.
- Alfred Waterhouse, the architect of the Natural History Museum who built himself a home at Yattendon Court (not the present building).
- Ruth Mott, presenter of the BBC's "Victorian Kitchen" and "Wartime Kitchen and Garden" series. Technical advisor on the 2001 Robert Altman film, "Gosford Park".
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wellordered new grips and holster today, 686 is almost perfect, except id like to lighten trigger maybe some springs, i understand its not just a hammer spring swap though? And what types of springs in what weights to keep reliability? Trigger is very smooth, just a little heavy
S/D or range toy? For a range toy try a Wolff Springs kit. For S/D leave the factory springs in it and dry fire it 1000 times. Seriously.
The more you do this, the better it will get, and it has nothing to do with the trigger. Blasphemy! File that SA notch off the hammer, and youll learn to shoot a revolver right.
I agree with the others. Dry fire the heck outta that thing. You'll notice a big improvement in how smooth it is. In addition, you won't need lighter springs because you'll have a stronger trigger finger.
I agree, BUT you need to get the sideplate off & lubricate the internals which will make a world of difference. It's not that complicated, however if you have no experience take it to someone who can do it. Decent vid: [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KneMUM9rfw4"]SMITH & WESSON MODEL 10 SERVICE REVOLVER PART 1 - YouTube[/ame]
The mainspring's only job is to capture energy and use that to crush the primer. You'll want to leave that at full power. Barring an action job and thousands upon thousands of rounds through the gun. You can lighten the double action pull by installing a lighter rebound spring. 15 or 16 pound is the factory standard. 13-14 pounds is just about perfect. There is a trade off for going with the lighter rebound spring. The lighter you go the slower the trigger resets. Anything less than than 13 and it will be so slow it's noticeable. Now the problem you run into by installing the lightened mainspring is you capture less energy and therefore have less to hit the primer with. That can lead to light strikes. You could combat that by installing a longer firing pin.
I had a couple of new revolvers that i sent to clark custom a few years ago for a trigger job. After a year or two, i got tired of how they performed and had a trusted local gunsmith restore the revolvers to full power springs as they came from the factory. The best i remember one even had to have a new hammer or sear to fix an unsafe condition--- one that sure didnt exist when i shipped the guns off. Light strikes, a hammer that could be pushed off while cocked, and being limited to federal primers all lost its appeal to me. I have had my last trigger job on a handgun.... Your mileage may vary.
Leave the mainspring alone, but install the lightest trigger return spring Wolff makes. It makes an enormous difference, and doesn't compromise function.
Springs are of a certain power to perform a certain job; resetting the trigger or accelerating the hammer and giving it enough force to set of the primer. However, that force is lessened by friction and a good action job will include polishing the parts that bind. A good gunsmith will not work on a revolver unless it has been shot around 500 times or more to see where that friction occurs. If the friction is properly reduced, a lighter set of springs can perform the intended purpose very well while giving greatly improved trigger characteristics. I guess I was lucky to find a very competent S&W certified gunsmith who also was an avid shooter and kind enough to share a lot of his kowledge with me.
I echo the others that have said to shoot the snot out of it, first. There are several ways to lighten the trigger pull on S&W revolvers. Replace springs. "Snip" springs. Loosen the mainspring tension. I DO NOT recommend that you do any of these things, yourself. What I do recommend is to CAREFULLY remove the sideplate (*Attention Wal-Mart Shoppers. . . . READ how to do this, FIRST!!! You CAN ruin the sideplate and/or SCRATCH the bovine scatology out of the revolver IF you don't know how to do this!!) Clean the revolver 'innards' completely and lube the mating parts with a GOOD gun oil. (Breakfree CLP. . . hint. . . hint.) Find the book "Pistolsmithing" by George C. Nonte. Well worth the $$$!!! I did a trigger job on my beloved mdl 19-4, many years ago (including installing a Target Hammer and Target Trigger). When this revolver was taken to a Washington, DC ("MPD") Armorer, to have the forcing cone re-cut, he removed all of the original springs (rebound spring and mainspring) and replaced them with factory fresh springs. This old revolver had been 100%, ever since S&W replaced the barrel. The springs that the Armorer installed, are in a zip-lock bag, lightly oiled, in the back of the gunsafe, somewhere.
not a fan, my cz stopped having problems when i put grease on the rails instead of that stuff, also hearing military guys say their m4s get more reliable with real lube over that stuff.
Then use a DROP of "Lubriplate" or TW-25B. (White Lithium Grease). Don't need but (literally) a drop. Wipe it on mating surfaces. Works great.
I used Wilson springs in mine. Then I took it to an IDPA match. I'd guess I had to pull the trigger 200 times to get it to fire 50 rounds. Be careful with making revolver triggers lighter. If you want to work on it, get Jerry Kuhnhausen's shop manual.


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Categories Comments Tips for prospective students If you are Looking for a great campus that cares about the students and educational values. Do Not Go HERE. Especially if you even have an inclining of an idea to transfer nearly impossible to get a hold of Register office. Now not every thing is bad the athletics teams are close, Extracurricular groups are very excepting and SOME of the Staff care about your education. But for the cost to go to CMSV you would think the students would be valued a lot more.
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Categories Comments Food and Dining mercy college located in manhattan 34th st does not even have a cafeteria! i was told because we were in the city and they sell so many different types of food we could buy from. but what if outside food is too expensive? and the cafeteria food just meets our pockets? we're college students! we go broke and hungry way too often.
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07/06/2016Reviewer is A past student here. Reviewer has not been to campus.
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Categories Comments In three sentences this is the worse college i've ever had contact with, i had to live with mouses and bugs and feel belittled by staff members. now they are refusing to give me their legal information so i can dispute my accomdation costs. avoid this place like the plague!!!!!
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Colin from Poughquag, NY
11/30/2015Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 4 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Security couldn't care less, if your friends with them you could do whatever the hell you want pretty much.
Greek Life None.
Clubs and Activities Barely any clubs worthwhile, and they make it almost impossible to start your own.
Great for these types of students The type of student who could not give less of a crap and is looking for a school with the same attitude.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Transferring and/or dropping out is a common tradition.
Bang for the buck I'd rather live in a slum, because at least it would be a dressed up one like it is here.
What to do for fun Get off campus ASAP and go to the city.
Food and Dining I wouldn't feed this food to my dogs, but the people who work here are nice.
Dorm Life Dorm buildings are always trashed, res life likes to keep everything just barely working, and then when something stop working, they take forever to fix it. Constantly finding bugs and rodents in buildings, especially in the winter. Laundry room is a joke, only 10 machines for +500 people in two buildings, and when they break (which is often) it takes about a month for them to even look at it.
Academic Rigor They told me they had my major, until I found out they actually don't, and now they are giving me a hard time about transfer paperwork.
Tips for prospective students Do not come here unless it is you absolute last choice.
In three sentences They jerk you around, a lot. Craigslist Professors. Basically high school, but it costs $48,000 a year.
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01/06/2015Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 5 of 22
Categories Comments Greek Life There is no Greek life.
Clubs and Activities The schools offer a lot of clubs that do community service. Examples of this are M.A.D (students making a difference) and Campus Ministry.
What to do for fun There really isn't much to do in Riverdale that is fun. A lot of people will take the 1 train and head into Manhattan for a fun night. A lot of people also go to the bar.
Food and Dining There is good food on certain days. Chicken fingers, sandwiches, quesadillas, etc. are available every day. Every day there is a different hot meal available for lunch and dinner. There is a salad bar as well. There really isn't a large selection of healthy foods.
Dorm Life As long as you get a good roommate dorm life shouldn't be that bad. Spellman is not a good place to live. It is a wet building so the people trash it during parties and never clean up. If you have good, clean people on your floor you will be fine.
Academic Rigor The educational system is good. There are teachers that don't help you at all but a majority of the teachers really care about you and will help you push for success.
Tips for prospective students Do good in school now. No matter where you go whether it is here or somewhere else you will need good grades. Also I advise you to visit the campus and get a taste of it yourself.
In three sentences The campus is beautiful in the fall and the people here are amazing. There are teachers that don't find it necessary to teach you, but that is not all the teachers at the school. A majority of the teachers care about their students and work hard to teach you and push you towards success.
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Ana from Bronx, NY
11/06/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 6 of 22
Categories Comments Clubs and Activities They have varies clubs and activities that many students participate in.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus A tradition is when you're a freshmen you have to attend a mass. It's a way of blessing you into the college.
What to do for fun Attend all the activities available. They are soo much fun.
Food and Dining The food is amazing and some a cheap. But its defiantly worth the money.
Academic Rigor They have great courses and amazing professors as well.
Tips for prospective students Study hard and read. It's the only way you'll pass.
In three sentences the staff is so nice and helpful. The campus is small, so its easy to get from one place to another.
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Col from NY
04/07/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
7 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Pretty good. There is always security driving around, at the entrance of campus, and at the front desk of the dorm buildings.
Greek Life nonexistent
Clubs and Activities There are some clubs, but not as many as other schools. I noticed that state schools have a lot more clubs and activities than this one and state schools are less expensive.
Great for these types of students A lot of the students are athletes here, myself included. Playing a sport here was the best part of my experience because I liked my teammates. There is barely any school spirit tho. Only the athletes go to the other athletes games to support them. We don't have a football team or hockey team and we don't have any fields on campus yet, so no one really wants to travel to see the games.
Bang for the buck It's only worth it if you get a lot of money to go here or if you are a nursing major. This school is basically all about the nursing program and it's only really known for that.
What to do for fun Thursday is the only fun day, but honestly it gets old pretty fast. People will have dorm parties but they aren't that good. A dorm can only fit so many people and if the music is loud the RAs are there to write you up. There is one or 2 bars that people like to go to, but it is always the same people that go, so you never really meet new people.
Food and Dining There is one main caf which is open 8am-11pm Sunday thru Thursday which is good. But on Friday and saturday it is only open for a few hours because barely anyone is here on the weekends. The caf is okay, but it's the same food over and over again, so you get sick of it very fast.
Dorm Life Dorms are a decent size. Not worth dorming here though, because no one stays on the weekends. Everyone goes home except the few out of state people. It is so boring and not worth all the money to live here, because you do not get the college dorm life experience here.
Academic Rigor Professors really get to know their students. You can never really miss class because the professors all take attendance and if you miss a class or two it affects your grade. It is good because it kinda forces you to not miss class, but it feels like I never left high school.
Tips for prospective students If you want a small school that is mostly girls and mostly nursing students then this is your school. Personally, my experience here has not been that great. I am transferring, because I want a school with more than just 1,300 students (many of which are commuters, so it really only feels like a few hundred students). I also want a school with more clubs and activities. I really just want to get the full college experience, which I did not feel like I got here. I really did like most of my professors though. Another reason I am transferring is that this school is mainly only known for their nursing program, which I am not in.
In three sentences A very small college that feels more like a boarding school for high schoolers. Small classes, which is good if you want your professors to really know you. Not much to do on campus or around here, unless you plan on taking trains/buses to the city every weekend.
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08/19/2013Reviewer is A past student here.
8 of 22
Categories Comments What to do for fun Not really anything. Theres a lot of activities but not a lot of variety.
Food and Dining Be prepared to spend money in other places for food because the cafe food is decent but always the same. The food is over-priced and sometimes not cooked well.
Dorm Life Dorms need updating and more cleaning. I used to dorm and I had to clean my room daily because of the dust that the room accumulates. The bathrooms as well need a little more work. It also depends on the peoples hygiene.
Academic Rigor The advisors are unprofessional and you need to be on there case for many, many things. I recommend asking them to do things three months before it is due because thy will take their time. But if you owe them oney they'll threaten to kick you out quick.
In three sentences The College of Mount Saint Vincent is absolute trash. The school is worth too much for nothing. Get out while you can! the school is not worth your time, money, or patience.
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Steven from New York, NY
07/10/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus security is friendly and sociable with the students. They show that they really care for the students and their well-being.
Clubs and Activities The dance clubs put on shows every month. Also the acting club does about five plays a year. A lot of students are involved in student government because they want to make changes for the better so students could have a more enjoyable college experience.
Great for these types of students The school is great for students who do not like big class sizes and who would like their professors to know their names, and not jut another face in the crowd.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus There is an old house on campus that a priest use to live in, and it is said to be haunted. Students have gone into it, and they say items move and it is very creepy.
What to do for fun Student can play basketball in one of the two basketball gyms, work out, hang out and play catch with a football, baseball or lacrosse on the quad. Also students play a frisbee game called Kan-Jam which is pretty fun. The school has activities such as little carnival every few months and students can invite friends and their family members to come join.
Food and Dining There are not a lot of options for food, but with the choices there, the food is decent. The prices are very high.
Dorm Life I am a commuter
Academic Rigor The teachers are challenging, but they do make you want to learn. They make you earn your grade, and also give you chances to boost it up. Also, those late nights in the library pay off when you get a test back and got the grade you expected.
Tips for prospective students Most professors are very friendly and want you to ask them for help, so do not hesitate to ask for any. Small school so you will get to know everyone.
In three sentences The College of Mount Saint Vincent is a good school to attend because it has good curriculum for all the majors and minor that they offer. It is a nice small school with a beautiful campus, and usually they plan at least one event a month for students. The only problem is the high food prices, sometimes no one answers the phones, and its a little high priced.
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Ashia from Brooklyn, NY
05/08/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
10 of 22
Categories Comments Food and Dining not much variety
Dorm Life Dorms are mediocre. Once again, NOT worth the money
Tips for prospective students Make sure you can afford all 4 years!
In three sentences The school may seem like the right fit when you visit for orientation or open house but it does not cater to people who may not be able to afford it. The administration is VERY unprofessional and it honestly isn't worth the money.
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Naomi from Brooklyn, NY
03/11/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
11 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Very safe campus, there is always security roaming around.
Food and Dining There not much variety in food and it's expensive.
Dorm Life Everybody is really nice but the bathrooms get really dirty sometimes.
Academic Rigor Difficult but there are people to help when you need it.
Tips for prospective students If you're looking for a small school where you'll know the majority of the students and your professors than this is the school for you.
In three sentences The teachers are very attentive and help you when you need it. There are many resources for whatever type of help you need. The school is really small and there aren't many clubs and activities to participate in, there is also no school spirit.
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Shauna-Kaye from Bronx, NY
02/09/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
12 of 22
Categories Comments Greek Life None
What to do for fun There are many clubs at the school for extra- curricular activities, the gym is open for work out in the evenings. i believe there are Zumba, Yoga and other dance classes available in the evening free of cost. There are many bars and restaurants around the area for weekend or week night outs. There is also a shuttle bus that takes you to the train station and this train goes into the city (Manhattan). The train and shuttle ride put you at a hour and 10 minutes max to get into the city. Driving will put you at 40 minutes max(driving is however not recommended if you want to go to the city to party unless off course there is a designated driver).
Food and Dining They are trying in regards to variety but the food could be better. Food tend to be a little expensive at the Mount, but every student receives 'dolphin dollars on their ID card every semester. You get $100 if you are a commuter student and a lot more if you dorm. This fee however is charged in the tuition. So,in short you can use your ID to get food until the money runs out. Going forward you have to use cash or replenish your card. The dining area is new, it opened Fall 2012, so it is pretty new and comfy.
Dorm Life I do not live on campus but based on what I have heard and seen, I gave dorm life at The Mount 3 stars.
Academic Rigor Especially for the Nursing program
Tips for prospective students The Acceptance rate is pretty good but especially for the nursing program they want the best of the best. The college buildings are old but they are working out. The campus overlooks the Hudson River, the campus is also very beautiful with a lot of trees and a grotto
In three sentences Very beautiful campus. Really great professors. Tend to have a high school feel sometimes.
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Peralt from Key West, FL
09/01/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 13 of 22
Categories Comments What to do for fun There are many things to do on campus such as: going to the city the great thing about the school is its location in Riverdale, Bronx a safe area where college students can freely walk off campus. There's also comedy shows, sport events, clubs and off campus events.
Food and Dining The food is delicious there are two areas on campus to buy food the cafe is newly built, your food is cooked right on the spot. With the newly built cafe there is indoor and outdoor sitting areas.
Dorm Life Dorm life is exciting, there are five residential halls that are beautifully modelled and furnished. The people are friendly in the dorm exciting school events happening like school parties,socials and many others.The room are great size with twin beds, desk, chair, drawers and great size closet
Academic Rigor The classes are pretty rigorous but there is no shortcut to a great education.Smaller classes so you can get additional help from your teacher. The school also offers tutoring for every subject in the library. The professors also have office hours to help.
Tips for prospective students For students coming to the school if you don't mind a smaller school with a more personal relationship with peers and students than this school is just right for you.Also offers programs such as Biology, Nursing, natural science , business and many more programs.
In three sentences College of Mount Saint Vincent is a great Catholic private school. Great college experience, includes sports such as: Basketball,lacrosse,baseball,wrestling and soccer. The fact that it is smaller than other schools allows one on help from teachers.
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N from Bronx, NY
08/20/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus safety is not as secured as I would hope. The main gates are opened to the campus so people can come in and take in the scenery from that area. Nothing has happened yet but it would be better if it wasn't so opened to the public just for precaution. Cars have to be checked in at a security booth and dorms must scan in with school ID.
What to do for fun As a biology major, I did not have much time for fun because I dedicated my time to studying and sleeping. Like I said before though, the school holds various activities that student can attend. I attended a few but if you dorm there you can attend to most of them.
Food and Dining The food is decent; there are currently two cafeterias and so far I do not have any complaints, the few times I have eaten there.
Dorm Life I do not dorm so I could not give any reviews referring to interior lifestyle. However, I did commute and I most say, I regret it. Commuting took up so much of my time and I felt like I hardly got any rest. I do reccommend to live on campus, because I believe that you would be able to rest and study more. It is helpful if you are in a study group and pull an allnighter with your fellow peers. Compared to craming at home because you have to get up two hours extra just to get to school. Compared to someone that is just 10 minutes away from class. I honestly reccommend it 100% and the school holds lots of activities on campus for students.
Academic Rigor Many professors will give you special time after school if you do not understand a concept and even offer extra credit to help with your grade. This does not mean you should take advantage of this and not put any effort into your school work. The professors are willing to go to an extent in assisting you with your studies, if you strive for knowledge.
Tips for prospective students Make sure to register for class early and make time to study for your courses. Yes, college is supposed to be the best four years of your life, but you should prioritize it. A higher grade can open various door and a valued GPA can get you more scholarships and grants.
In three sentences The campus is very nice and classes are small; between 20-30 students for each class. Lots of classes are offered for your concentration and the school also offers pre-profession programs to guide you to your future career.
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Varun from Parlin, NJ
07/24/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
0 out of 1 people found this review useful. 15 of 22
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Nursing students
What to do for fun Indoor games.
Tips for prospective students Make connections with professors.
In three sentences It is a small college. A student in there almost knows everybody. Class sizes are small meaning that students get more attention from their professors.
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Colleen from Manchester Center, VT
07/22/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 16 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Security at the only gate all the time and in each of the dorms. They are friendly as well and will to assist as needed. I never have felt unsafe or at risk.
Clubs and Activities There are many sports to participate in and being a DIII school many opportunities for those of us who really enjoy sports but would not have been able to play DI nor wanted to put in the time commitment to them. This is a very happy alternative for me. It has kept me involved as I was all my life and had kept me very active.
Bang for the buck This school for me is everything I could want. I come from rural America and was worried about being in the city. The campus is beautiful with a lot of green space making me feel at home. I also feel very safe here with on entrance to the campus and security there at all times. The rest of the campus is closed of to the public and the Hudson borders and protects it on the back side.
What to do for fun Manhattan is our playground and is very easy to get to so we can do anything we like. We also have Van Cortland Park and may local shops. I am never board and always find things to do even if no one is around. There also is the gym no go to place.
Food and Dining Food and dining is okay not like home but okay. I am satisfied. I do wish we had something late at night when studying like a small coffee shop that would be helpful.
Dorm Life Dorms could use a makeover but they are okay especially if your friends are close by. I believe dorms are dorms not much you can do to them but the people in them make them great.
Academic Rigor It is a difficulty school especially in the major I am pursuing. You need to find the time to study and balance all that is going on. It can be done but you do have to be disciplined.
Tips for prospective students Be open minded and willing to get involved. There is plenty to do to keep busy. Stay at school on the weekends to get to know people and you will enjoy the whole college experience
In three sentences It is a wonderful school with great people who I know are forever friends. The school fosters education to its max as well as intergrating sports and socialization in. It is everything I dreamed a college to be.
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Karen from Yonkers, NY
06/25/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
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Categories Comments What to do for fun You can do anythin g, hang out with friends, play some sports, etc.
Tips for prospective students If you want nursing, this would be a great fit for you. Nursing is the top major in this school and you wont regret coming here.
In three sentences I really like this school because it is talked about in a good way wherever i go, or whoever i may speak to. The people there are really nice and helpful. the campus is beautiful and very calm.
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Jaisymol from Congers, NY
05/28/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 18 of 22
Categories Comments What to do for fun There are many programs and events held in campus and many trips outside of the college. Its very interesting to go to all of them.
Food and Dining There is nothing compared to home cooked meals. The food there is digestible, but you would not want to eat there often. You would value home cooked meals, they try to make it better, but it does not work. Not any special food or meals.
Dorm Life The dorm life is a great experience, meeting new people, see how they really react to things, understanding reality. The are a lot of programs for the students at night.
Academic Rigor The academics in the college is difficult, but not too difficult where a student can not handle it. There are many options available for the students to improve and/or ask for any assistance.
Tips for prospective students The college is a great place if you just want to have great professor and do well. Students must know how to manage their time because the professors may help you with a lot of things, but they do not treat you like a child. The students are seen as responsible and mature young adults. The students her will develop a close relationship with their friends as well.
In three sentences The College is a wonderful place. The professors are very kind and considerate. They work with the students to achieve better. The college is a small campus, where you will know a lot of people and they will always help anyone out.
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Tanina from Brooklyn, NY
03/21/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety The campus has a lot of security.
Greek Life There is Greek life on campus corresponding usually to a specific major but there are no fraternities or sororities.
Clubs and Activities The school has clubs ranging from poetry to dance to theatre. Some clubs they have are cheer-leading, science, student government, dance troupes, newspaper committee, and radio clubs.
Food and Dining As of now, the school has a great meal plan to accompany the dorming situation; the cafeteria is an 'all you can eat' setting. There is always a fully equipped salad bar, fresh fruits and bread every morning, there is fresh yogurt and a fully equipped deli counter.
Dorm Life Dorming is really fun. It's convenient, the buildings are nice, it's extremely easy to get to know your school mates.
Academic Rigor The school has a wide expanse of majors but it's known for the nursing programs.
Tips for prospective students Mount Saint Vincent is ideal if you like smaller populations, smaller classes; it's a very close knit school.
In three sentences Overall, Mount Saint Vincent, is a really good school. The school is co-ed, has a wide expanse of clubs and sports, and it's mainly a small private catholic school with a beautiful campus.
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Temitope from Bronx, NY
12/28/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 20 of 22
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Students looking for a great nursing program, variety in majors students looking for great lacrosse/basketballs teams, small school settings, opportunity with careers in media through the communication major, school talk shows and radio shows, continuing graduate studies, nice wildlife, easy access public transportation, special holiday dinners, a nearby plaza, quiet neighborhood.
Tips for prospective students The school setting is confortamble. People are very nice and willing to help you around the school. The students are very friendly, and even to the extent where every fellow schoolmate holds the door for one another! There is a nice variety of majors, sports, and especially clubs. Even if you don't see a club you like, get creative and start your own! There are good work-study opportunities for students, and that's even how I got my first real job, and even my promotion. The social events are sweet and surely aren't ones you want to miss! There's great school spirit in the big events such as Mount Madness. For graduation time graduates receive a beautiful ball where they are given the opportunity to express their sassy classy side, or just to dress up in general there is always the best May Day event which is the boat party at the end of every school year. every has their own style and is unique because of their identity and racial background. Also whoever thinks all the resdent students have fun? There are many events for commuter students as well which is a great way to always make commuter students feels part of the school and never left out.
Bang for the buck Although the Mount is pricey, hey what did I expect? I knew I would be attending private school, so I am not as suprised by the tuition. I love the school even more when I compare it to other private schools with even higher tuitions. The Mount in my opinion is really not that expensive. One just has to know how to handle their money, especially when it comes to financial aid. Thanks to financila aid, I am at least able to cope with the school payments even though every now and then it is a little too much for my parents pocket. The school is worth it, not only because of the great programs and majors such as Nursing or communications, but also the students make up the beauty of the school.
Am enjoying being here I love being at the Mount. if someone were to ask me if I wouldn't mind there not being breaks from the Mount, I wouldn't mind at all. the Mount, along with my friends, co-workers, schoolmates, events, social gatherings, and boyfriend has made me feel like the mount is pratically home. I honeslty sometimes find myself not wanting to go home after a school day, since unfortunately my parent could no longer afford paying resident student money after freshman year for me. I love the school spirit when it comes to the major events such as Midnight Madness( Mount Madness). The chapel is a beautiful place and even somewhere where I wouldn't mind considering for my wedding. The wildlife is beautiful because there are animals I myself has never seen before (such as racoons!), falcons, skunks, geese, coyote's, ect. I lovee spring and summer at the Mount especially with thee cherry blossom trees, and even in the fall when all the leafs on the trees turn a lovely red.
Am learning a lot My mind has truly been opened to new thinking skills, creativity, comparison and respect. Apart from attending the Mount just to improve my chances for a career, I am also learning socially at the Mount. I have learned how to be more courteous, respectful, friendly, communication, and simply me. I feel smart, I feel intelligent, and ready with the necessary tools for the real world out there by attending the Mount.
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NANA from BRONX, NY
12/26/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
0 out of 1 people found this review useful. 21 of 22
Categories Comments Great for these types of students study hard
Tips for prospective students is agreat school with great instructors just work hard n be willing to study
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Yasmeen from Belleville, NJ
11/19/2010Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
5 out of 10 people found this review useful. 22 of 22
Categories Comments Bang for the buck The prices don't seem too bad and I can just get a job to pay for it and hopefully I can get scholarships while I attend the school
Will enjoy being here I have not been there yet, but I plan to visit soon.
Will learn a lot I am currently researching the school and I am enjoying all the new things I am learning about this school.
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What files and tables do I need to remove in order to do a fresh install? Don't like giving that type of access if I can help it. And I have both the original and the latest beta apps installed, but only have one enabled at a time. I think it would be best to uninstall and remove everything and do a fresh install then see whats up.
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Since 1.0.0 Beta I have had two major issues that are not going away with subsequent patches. 1. TSViewer is not displaying correctly, if you use [space_0]_ to create lines, they break out side, and non of the structure is there, displayed as a list. Also with TSViewer after you edit the setting for the block you cant not change them, if you remove it and replace the values go to default and are not changeable. 2. Registration page broken if you have UIID required and on displayed on registration page.
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Just a thought, cause this app is becoming the best TeamSpeak integration app I have every seen. Could it be possible to have the alert message, poke/kick/ban accessible from the front end for admins?
That was it thanks, was looking for it in the account settings. BTW it's looking good and my members are very happy with it. This is a must for gaming guilds.
I have an issue where the UIID tab is not showing up, I have to go back to 1.0.9. in order to get it to show.
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1. Your earlier version sync the member when their group was changed, can we not have this as an option? We have an application process and once approved it automatically changes their usergroup and we would want it to change their group in TS as well. 2. Understand 3. We have determined that it could be self induced, we are running test and will let you know on this. Thanks for the quick response.
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Awesome work Ahmad... Very nice. I love the introduction of TS admin controls from cp. I no its alpha and not sure where to put our feedback: 1. Resync on group or member change. When you change a groups TS group or change an assigned members group, wither automatic or manual it doesn't resync TS after said action. Is this know and or something you are working. Suggest a "Resync All" until those functions are inplace. 2. TS viewer: we use [*spacer0]_ in order to create division, it doesn't show the line. 3. TS Viewer: could we have the option for the connect button? New people will not know to click on the channel they want to join (which is really cool), we are also running into an issue where clicking on a channel does nothing for some people. Overall great work, very happy I purchased this app.
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Can't wait...this is the last app I need.
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Ok, my first review was slanted due to issues self inflicted. This is a must for any proper gaming community that wants efficiency and let its officers game instead of admining all the time. The developer was quick to respond and assist me with my issues. I love his willingness to listen to our suggestions, most devs make what they make and thats it. This is one app I wont give up on, our members love the fact if they have to reload TS their permission are reinstated, also the fact that admins can change members groups and the corresponding TS3 group will be assigned. I will be following this app as it is paramount to my clans functionality. RottenX
UPDATE It was a flood ban that was causing the issue, just wasn't for sure do to the logs. But during another test with the viewer off I was able to get a 3331 flood ban error. Added ip to white list and fixed.
Hello I have been in pm with Ahmad and he has been very helpful but I am not sure what to do now and want to see if anyone else has had this issue. I keep getting this AdminCP>Community>TeamSpeak>Tools: 0 The connection to the TS3 Server failed with the following error: invalid reply from the server and here are some line form the ts server log 8/11/2016 13:57:24 VirtualServerBase Info query client disconnected 'admin'(id:4) reason 'reasonmsg=disconnecting' 8/11/2016 13:57:27 VirtualServer Info query client connected 'admin from xx.xxx.xx.xxx:xxxxx'(id:4) 8/11/2016 13:57:27 VirtualServerBase Info query client disconnected 'admin'(id:4) reason 'reasonmsg=disconnecting' 8/11/2016 13:57:33 VirtualServer Info query client connected 'admin from xx.xxx.xx.xxx:xxxxx'(id:4) 8/11/2016 13:57:33 VirtualServerBase Info query client disconnected 'admin'(id:4) reason 'reasonmsg=connection lost' Has anyone else seen this or knows what else to look for?
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I did get an answer on the skinbox.net site. Me: Once updated will I be able to download from IPS Marketplace? Olivier: Yes. So for those wondering the same question I had, yes if you bought the skin through IPS Market, once the skin is updated it will be posted here for those that bought here. Olivier keep up the good work and we look forward to the update. Thanks.
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Special Dispatch to the New-York Times.
RICHMOND, Sunday, Oct. 7.
Having bidden farewell to Mr. BUCHANAN, the Prince and his suite, accompanied by the members of the Cabinet and the sons-in-law of Mr. CASS, took passage in that Governmental convenience, the Harriet Lane, and steamed toward the terminus of the railway at Acquia Creek. Her departure was the signal for the firing of royal salutes, both from the Yard and the Arsenal. At the station the party found the special train and several officials in readiness.
The country through which the railway is laid is remarkable for its poor soil and its meagre cultivation. The contrast drawn by the party between the inhabitants, the soil and the general appearance of this portion of Virginia, with the visited parts of the Western States, was decidedly favorable to the latter. At the stations the crowds were composed of dirty, shiftless darkies, a few shouting boys, and occasionally a group of ladies.
The Richmond Reception Committee met the Prince at the Fair grounds, and drove him into the city in carriages. The most elegant rooms yet occupied by the party were provided at Ballard's Hotel, and into them crowds of people had been flocking all day before the Prince arrived. So dirty had the pillow-coverings become from handling, that the "old auntie" was compelled to change them. No Police guarded the entrance, and the Prince declined a military escort. Vast crowds blocked up the street and the doorway. As the Prince alighted, the crowd rushed towards him; he struggled; bystanders aided him, and, mussed and soiled, he managed to gain his room, where, flushed and panting, he reclined upon a lounge, refusing peremptorily to exhibit himself at the window.
The Ballard and Exchange Hotels are on opposite sides of the street, but connected by a corridor; and the Prince's apartments being on the first floor front, are visible with their occupants to the crowds at the Exchange. Presentations were made. The Prince bowed -- the presented bowed, and the presenter bowed -- at each and all of which occurrences the observant multitudes cheered, hurrahed and shouted. The dinner of the Royal party was taken in the same public way. The night was warm, the windows open, and the crowd curious.
The manager of the Cooper Opera Troupe had announced the certain presence of the Prince at the performance of the "Child of the Regiment." The consequences were -- a crowded house, no Prince, a disappointed, angry and demonstrative audience, who with the uptearing of benches, hisses and cat-yells, made the manager utter a most abject apology, and caused the singers the most continual mortification. The Prince was serenaded at 11 o'clock.
Invitations were sent for him to attend at least a dozen churches. He decided to go to St. Paul's. He went -- it was densely packed -- so was the square in front. He was met at the door by the Vestry; he walked up the aisle, and the people irreverently rose while he did it. The text may be found by the curious in such matters in the seventh and eighth verses of First Corinthians. The preacher was Dr. MINNEGERDE -- a good man, with a marked German accent. Much curiosity was manifested to see the Prince partake of the communion, but he, with a proper appreciation of the sacredness of the occasion, declined to remain and be gaped at.
I hardly dare give you a faithful resume of to-day's proceedings, so improbable will it appear. For the first time the Prince has departed from his meritorious resolve of doing nothing in violation of the ordinary observance of the Sabbath. After service he went with the Mayor, the Duke of Newcastle and Gen. BRUCE to visit the Capitol. There being no police, the rude, ill-bred crowd pushed in, and allowed the party, who were joined by Gov. LETCHER, no privacy whatever. While examining the Houdon statue of WASHINGTON, the crowd surrounded the Royal party, and annoyed them beyond endurance, while they insulted them with such remarks as he (WASHINGTON) "socked it into you at the Revolution;" "He gave you English squirts the colic!" "We reckon you do love WASHINGTON, -- oh, certain!" -- until young DAVIS, the artist, turned upon them, and aided by two reporters, managed to stop their insolence for a while. But as the party walked towards the Senate Chamber, the crowd started a run, and actually pushed them inside of the door.
The old-fashioned store, with British coat of arms; the portrait of JEFFERSON; the portrait of CHATHAM, painted for Westmoreland County, England, and by it given to Virginia; the statue of LAFAYETTE, and CRAWFORD's statue of CLAY, were shown and explained to the Prince, who, with the Duke, was very much interested in them all, and would have been glad to stay longer, had they not felt insulted by the mob.
They walked, still followed by the rude populace to the Governor's house, where the closed doors enabled them to breathe freely and be presented to the ladies. There their carriages slipped unobserved around the corner, and eluding their tormentors, the party rode back to the hotel, only to find another crowd pregnant with similar ideas of hospitality.
At Saint John's Church they saw the table, now used for the communion service, over which HENRY and LEE delivered their famous speeches. This afternoon they drove to the Hollywood Cemetery to see the Monroe monument; also, to Mayo's Place, Powhatan, where POCAHONTAS saved a life and gained a lover. The cupola of the Exchange afforded a fine view of the City and surrounding country, and the Prince availed himself of it. He also drove down the plank road about two and a half miles to Mr. HAXHALL's plantation, where, without getting out of the carriage, he saw "the system" in its most favorable aspect -- the negroes in their Sunday garments, and the place in its Sabbath-day trim.
Great crowds attended the African Church this afternoon in hopes of seeing the Prince. After service had commenced and the Minister was reading, a carriage drove up, and the excited congregation rose, saying, all over the house, "He's come," "He's come." Dr. ACKLEY, Lord HINCHENBROOK and Hon. Mr. RIVES squeezed through the mass of amalgamationists, all of whom imagined HINCHENBROOK to be the Prince. The Preacher endeavored to quiet them, but in vain. Said he, will the people so far honor themselves as to keep order in the house of God and listen to His Word? Dr. ACKLEY and the rest were much embarrassed, and wished to retire, but were urged and consented to remain. A drunken man forced his way up to young HINCHENBOOK, and in an audible voice assented to every proposition of the speaker, greatly to the annoyance and amusement of all around. The singing and praying, and the popular chorusses to each, caused the party an infinite fund of wonder and astonishment. After service they were presented to the preacher, and apologized for the disturbance.
The Prince said this afternoon that he has no chance to see anything. He is always crowded, and he hopes they won't deem it necessary in New-York to parade him through all their institutions. He would like a review, a ball, a torchlight procession, and an unobserved seat in Mr. BEECHER's Church next Sunday evening. He desires to review the troops in his uniform, and to attend the ball in a plain suit.
Ascertaining that he would be obliged to sleep on a steamboat if he should go as intended, he has concluded to retrace his steps to Baltimore via Washington, spending no time at the Capital and but one night at Baltimore. He has consented to stand en group for BRADY. Col. COLT has sent the Prince an invitation to visit his famous factory, and if time can be found he will go.
Thus you see this day has not been well or profitably spent. The Prince has broken a good resolution, and has paid the penalty. HOWARD.
BALTIMORE, Sunday, Oct. 7.
Great preparations are in progress here for the inauguration of the new City Park to-morrow. Baron RENFREW is expected to arrive here at 6 o'clock to-morrow evening, and will leave for Philadelphia at noon Tuesday.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct. 6.
A crowd gathered in front of the Academy at 5 o'clock this morning, though the doors were not opened till 10, for the sale of tickets to the Prince's reception. An immense cue was formed, but when the doors were opened a grand rush occurred, and hundreds gained entrance to the vestibule. The door was closed and a cue formed inside. The subsequent sale was managed quietly. The crowd present was sufficient to take all the remaining seats.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Oct. 7.
Baron RENFREW will be lodged at the Contintinental with his suite. He will occupy a suite of rooms on the second floor, fronting on Chestnut-street, the former quarters of the Japanese Embassy. The Royal Courier leaves for New-York this evening.
TORONTO, Saturday, Oct. 6.
A mass meeting of an Orange character was held at St. Lawrence Hall last night. Resolutions were passed censuring the Duke of Newcastle and the Provincial Government in reference to the Orange difficulties during the visit of the Prince of Wales. A Committee was appointed to prepare an address to the Queen and British Parliament, embodying the resolutions, and a complete narrative of the difficulties.
There is to be a meeting of the Officers of the Army and Navy at the New-York Hotel, in this City, on Wednesday evening next, to make suitable arrangements for paying their respects to the Prince of Wales on the occasion of his arrival here.
OMAHA, N.T., Saturday, Oct. 6.
Capt. REYNOLDS, of the Tenth Infantry, United States Army, who arrived in this city on Thursday from an exploring tour of the Wind River country, reports having discovered a pass 2,500 feet lower than any heretofore discovered on the line of the Rocky Mountains. It is about the 46th parallel of latitude.
An extensive sale of mules and ponies belonging to the United States took place in this city to-day. The sale was made under the direction of Capt. REYNOLDS and Lieut. MAGRUDER, of the Tenth Infantry. The animals brought good prices.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Oct. 6.
The Department of State received intelligence this morning from Consul-General MOLLETT, at Florence, that HENRY D. JOHNSON, formerly of the State Department, and recently appointed Consul-General to Constantinople, died on the 15th ult. Mr. J. was very much indisposed when he left for his post, and it was believed that a sea voyage would prove beneficial. Already there are several applicants for the place.
Mr. JOHNSON was on his way to his destined residence. His wife, a daughter of Colonel ABERT, and his family, were with him, and he was surrounded by American friends.
CHICAGO, Saturday, Oct. 6.
The remains of Governor WILLARD, of Indiana, who died at St. Paul on Thursday, left here, to-night, for Indianapolis, in charge of a committee of citizens for that city.
TRENTON, N.J., Saturday Oct. 6.
The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit Court met yesterday and examined JOSEPH LANGDON and crew of the sloop Lucinda; also the carman from Brooklyn. This morning at 9 o'clock they came into Court and presented five bills of indictment against JACKALOW; one for the murder of JONATHAN T. LEET; one for the murder of ELIJAH J. LEET; one for the robbery of each, and one for running away with the vessel.
In the absence of Mr. VOORHEES, the counsel for JACKALOW, ISAAC R. WILSON, Esq., of this City, who is associated with him in the defence, represented the prisoner. The prisoner, upon being arraigned on the indictments, pleaded "not guilty" on each. The District-Attorney, Col. G.S. CANNON, then applied to the Court for the appointment of a special term for the trial of these indictments, and the Court fixed the third Tuesday in January, at the City of Trenton.
BOSTON, Sunday, Oct. 7.
In South Boston, Saturday night, a fire broke out in the extensive machine shop of Messrs. SOUTHER & CO., which, together with the gunny-bag manufactory of T. DUNBAR, adjoining, was destroyed by fire. The buildings were five stories high, of brick, and covered the square between Granite and A, and First and Second streets. Loss estimated at $200,000; insurance, $125,000. Over 200 persons are thrown out of employment.
WILMINGTON, N.C., Saturday, Oct. 6.
At 6 o'clock yesterday evening an up freight train ran into an up passenger train on the Weldon road at Everittsville. The baggage-master was killed, and the conductor, Mr. LASPEYRE, had a leg broken, and is not expected to recover. There was no other damage.
BATAVIA, N.Y., Saturday, Oct. 6.
Hon. WM.H. SEWARD arrived here this morning, and is stopping at the residence of TRUMBULL CAREY, Esq. He leaves for Leroy this afternoon en route for home.