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Every bar worth its bitters seems to have a trivia night these days, but there's one watering hole that puts the "pub" in "pub trivia": The Olde Ship in Santa Ana. These Brits began busting our brains over beers years before the bar-trivia craze took over the county. The night is now helmed by local syndicate Pop Quiz Trivia and moors on the second Tuesday of every month. The best part is the first- and second-prize winners split a collective pot of cash—instead of the usual bar-tab prize most other trivia nights offer. But let's be real here: we all know we're just going to spend the cash on a bunch of Boddington's.
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The picturesque Thousand Steps Beach is not just a place to work out at until your legs feel like Jell-O, but it's also a great place to be stoned, especially at night. Next time you're feeling like being one with nature and herb, head down to the gorgeous shores of Thousand Steps Beach to witness a clear night sky spotted with a sea of sparkling-white stars. If you're faded enough and stare deeply up above, the tiny beacons of light will start to blur into vivid white streaks across the pitch-black sky to the soothing soundtrack of ocean waves crashing onto the shore. Pair this beautiful setting with some indica, and you've got one of the most relaxing places in Orange County. And with the city of Laguna Beach inching closer to passing a medical-marijuana initiative this November, Thousand Steps Beach may become South County's first stoners' paradise.
First, drive to Fifth and Grand streets in the Financial District, find cheap parking, and rise in an elevator 1,000 feet in the air to take in a 360-degree view of Los Angeles via the OUE Skyspace LA, the tallest open-air observation deck in California. For $8 more than the usual $19-to-$25 entry fee, you can ride the enclosed slide affixed to the 70th to 69th floors of the U.S. Bank Tower. Calm your nerves across the street at LA's Central Library, where four large murals depict different points in Golden State history. Ying your yang in the outdoor Maguire Gardens before walking half a block on South Flower Street to Public School 213, a mellow gastropub that serves pleasing appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, pizzas, salads, wine, cocktails, craft beers and dinner fare, all in the $$ range.
OUE Skyspace LA, U.S. Bank Tower, 633 W. Fifth St., Ste. 840, Los Angeles, (213) 800-5659; www.skyspace-la.com.
Los Angeles Central Library, 630 W. Fifth St., Los Angeles, (213) 228-7000.
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Readers' Choice: Mutt Lynch's
This isn't your average PC café, but rather America's first facility dedicated to e-sports. Whether your competitive game of choice is League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Dota 2, Hearthstone, Halo, Smash or Call of Duty, Esports Arena holds events and tournaments for every premier title. Add in special meet-and-greets and signings with pro-gamers and elite teams and gaming organizations such as Team Solomid, and you have a modern-day gamers' paradise.
Self-described as "a family training center," the Dragon House Gym lives up to the billing; many who took classes as children under Sensei Daniel Higgins now bring their own children here to learn boxing, Muay Thai, jiu-jitsu and other forms of self-defense. The Dragon House Gym also specializes in getting you in shape—fighting or otherwise—through personal-training sessions. After transforming your rocking bod, you can cover it up with Dragon House clothing, available for sale in the front.
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After arriving at UC Irvine in 2010, Mark Deppe has specialized in out-of-the-box thinking that has led to more outside attention on the school. Having coordinated six consecutive Guinness World Records, Deppe generated even more international buzz by helping to establish an e-sports program that actively recruits the best gamers to major in computer game science and/or participate in live gaming competitions at the Bren Events Center. Deppe is acting director of an e-sports program that was mocked in some corners when it was announced in 2015. But the offering of e-sports scholarships, the opening of a state-of-the-art arena and the enrollment of the brightest gaming minds at Irvine have shot naysayers down as if they were Soap MacTavishes.


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Do anyone have any good resource to learn web development better?
Sure thing.Take a look at learnable.com
hello Towhid001, you can learn web development at www.w3schools.com.
Here is one more resource which contains 20 other resources which also will help to learn web development in the better way :
Best resource to learn web design : http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/
That link is just great...i am pretty much interested in learning website designing and really that helped me a lot...though i am gonna take some classes on it very soon so i'd take more and more help from this forum...
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Hi friends I am personally learning from W3school.com and developphp.com for web design
Designing a website is an important part to develop a business, because your website should be attractive and easy to use, so that visitors use your website. You should analyse the all dimension that which one programming language should be used or which type of page layout you should use.
I certainly agree with all the resources posted above - they are extremely helpful with getting started on web design and understanding the latest trends.
But one resource I find indispensible is the actual process of designing for clients! Understanding client requirements and brainstorming on the appropriate design elements is an aspect of web design that can only get better with more hands-on experience.
Another way to learn more about web development is to be involved in the web design community, be it online forums or local meet-ups. Exchanging useful tips and experience with like-minded people is a sure way to keep yourself updated and motivated in the niche area of web design.
I heard that W3schools is good. Others say that their content is dated. I'm not sure if the site staff updated their courses today. Aside from this, try to learn from other sources like How-To blogs to deepen and update your knowledge and skills.
HiI think these two links are really helpfulhttp://teamtreehouse.com/http://www.learningwebdesign.com/
webmonkey.com is the most trusted source to learn website design and development. It is easy and quick that is why I am suggesting it.
"W3schools" is a very good platform to learn Web Designing.
To me, you can't bundle the two in together. I've been somewhere between reasonable and good at web development (a little out of practice recently) but never so good at web design, yet I know people who are great at the design but the coding (development) is terrible.
You can find so many good sites on the internet for learning web development . It depends on the language you want to learn for development . W3schools.com is a good site for beginners to learn about different languages for web development.
My favorite is www.udemy.com. There are free courses as well as courses that cost. Almost all can be had at a discount however (various deals happen throughout the year).
Don't worry here we listed some online resources to learn web design and web development.1. http://www.developerdrive.com/2. http://webdesign.about.com/3. http://www.w3schools.com/4. http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/5. http://css-tricks.com/
Just try Lynda.com, for me in's best source for online education, especially for web related niches.
I found a ton of very useful informations on smashingmagazine. Also, line25 has some very good coding tutorials. Basically, you need to search the internet and the blogs of influential web designers for those top coding hints. From there, everything is pretty much up to you and the time you are willing to invest.


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Unless politicians compromise — the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on a proposal this week — new government-backed student loans will carry 6.8 percent interest rates, up from the 3.4 percent enjoyed by families since 2007. What does it all mean?
The Lifehacker site has a post by Eric Ravenscraft that helps sort out the current debate over the interest rate students will pay on new Stafford loans, the federally subsidized college loans. Even if the rate goes up, Stafford loans will remain the bargain loan for students, Ravenscraft notes. tinyurl.com/LifeHackerSL
A "paying for college" page at the site of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has a video about how student debt became a $1 trillion issue in the United States. The bureau, a watchdog for consumers, provides an outline of steps that students and their families should take to know at the very least what they are getting into when they borrow for college. The page starts with a simple timeline of links to guide students from applying for college to repaying their debts after graduation. tinyurl.com/CFPBSL
The real crisis for college students isn't loan rates but the soaring cost of college, writes Patricia Murphy at the Daily Beast. "Experts in higher education say that by focusing on making borrowing cheap, while public grant money dries up and student-loan debt balloons past $1 trillion, Congress is missing the point altogether," she wrote. Colleges engaged in the "prestige arms race" are piling on expensive sports programs, luxury accommodations, high salaries and other costly extras to draw students. The resulting escalation of costs for students is in many ways the more critical issue. Fixes include "trimming bloated administrations, eliminating undersubscribed majors, cutting sports programs that cost too much money, or reducing generous employee benefits." tinyurl.com/BeastCollegeCosts
Factors behind rising student debt are explored in this article at the Brookings Institution site. It notes that college still seems to pave the way to employment. Meanwhile, however, as much as tuitions have increased over recent years, student loan volume has increased even more. Predictably, delinquency rates on all that debt has shot up, too. tinyurl.com/BrookingsStudentDebt
Should the Federal Reserve bail out students? Must banks' influence be cut down to size? How about a "student-debt jubilee"? These are among ideas put on the table at BillMoyers.com, the site for the PBS show "Moyers &Co.," which asks, "So how do we relieve some of the burden carried by the more than 38 million Americans with outstanding student loans and make sure that college is affordable for future generations?" tinyurl.com/MoyersStudentDebt
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SAP HANA® Platform Will Support the New Intel Distribution of Apache Hadoop to Power Real-Time Insights from Massive Data Sets
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Building on a long relationship of joint collaboration, SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) today announced a technical and business partnership with Intel that will help organizations in data-intensive industries become more competitive and agile by leveraging insights across business operations from all their data assets at the pace of business. The two companies plan to build and bring to market a breakthrough "big data" solution for enterprise customers centered on the SAP HANA® platform and Intel® Distribution for Apache™ Hadoop® software. The combination will integrate innovations and software technologies from SAP, Intel and the open source community to store and analyze in real-time large volumes of structured and unstructured data from across the enterprise. This announcement was made from the Strata Conference, being held February 26-28 in Santa Clara, Calif.
"Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) is inherently batch oriented, as are most Hadoop tools. This imposes fundamental limitations on the speed and frequency with which data can be loaded into or retrieved from HDFS via Hadoop tools," said Philip Russom, research director for Data Management, The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI). "Hadoop workers deal with Hadoop's inherent data latency in a variety of ways. For data that needs on-demand, real-time access, they manage the data in a database management system, whenever possible."
SAP plans to leverage the in-memory technology innovations in SAP HANA as well as Intel's innovations in security, connectivity and management tools for Apache Hadoop to bring a unique solution to market. The planned major technology components of the solution include integral parts of the SAP® Real-time Data Platform, along with Intel Hadoop software.
"SAP is reinventing the information processing landscape with SAP HANA – from business analytics and data warehousing, to enterprise applications and SAP Business Suite, and next to 'big data' with Intel Hadoop," said Franz Faerber, head of Data Management, SAP. "Together, SAP and Intel have a strong vision to bring significant innovations, enterprise IT maturity and go-to market efficiencies that will enable organizations to easily adopt an enterprise-class big data solution."
"The extension of our partnership with SAP will create a well-engineered solution leveraging combined in-memory and processor optimizations," said Boyd Davis, vice president and general manager of the Datacenter Software Division, Intel Corp. "Furthermore, the big data solution from SAP and Intel will provide the necessary enterprise-ready integration, optimization and configuration – right out of the box – that eliminates adoption barriers arising from complexities and expenses involved in making big data solutions enterprise-ready."
A recent survey by TDWI indicates that 62 percent of enterprises indicate inadequate staffing or skills for big data analytics as a major barrier to adoption of technologies like Hadoop¹. The combined solution will enable enterprises to continue to use the tools and expertise they already have in-house. Furthermore, customers across many industries, including retail, financial services and telecommunications, can expect significant benefits from integrating Hadoop into operational systems.
The partnership with Intel intends to extend the SAP ecosystem of existing partnerships and previously announced innovations around big data. While certain intellectual property assets created specifically for the big data solution would remain proprietary to SAP, some key innovations are planned to be contributed back to the Hadoop open source community and the SAP ecosystem of big data partners.
Upcoming phases of the big data solution from SAP and Intel are planned to enable integrated query processing, optimized data loading, and unified administration.
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AT&T Launches Best-Ever Prices for Families on its Best-in-Class Network
Big Savings Available for Millions of Families & Small Businesses
Dallas, Texas, February 01, 2014
Get ready to take advantage of AT&T's1 (NYSE:T) best-ever prices for people wanting a family-size bucket of data and unlimited talk and text on the nation's most reliable 4G LTE network.2 As an example, a family of four can now get unlimited talk and text, and 10GB of data – enough for the whole family to share – for $160 a month.3
These best-ever prices on AT&T's best-in-class network are available beginning tomorrow to any AT&T customer, including small businesses with up to 10 lines, and customers of Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and other wireless carriers who switch to AT&T.
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New Customers Can Switch and Save
Customers new to AT&T can get these best-ever prices on AT&T's award-winning network when they sign up for a 10GB or larger bucket of data and purchase a phone with AT&T NextSM (no annual service contract and get a new device every year for $0 down) or bring their own device or purchase a phone at full retail price.
Here's an example: Today, Verizon charges $260 monthly for a comparable plan that's now $160 from AT&T. A family with four smartphones with unlimited talk and text, and a shared 10GB bucket of data, could switch to AT&T from Verizon and save $100 a month. In addition to the big monthly savings, the family in this example would get a $400 bill credit for the four smartphone lines of service added.4
Savings for Current AT&T Customers
Current AT&T customers can save big with these new plans, too, when they choose a 10GB or larger bucket of data. For example, a family or small business with four smartphones could move to this new plan and save between $40 and $100 per month, depending on their current plan.5
"These new plans give customers what they want – our best-ever prices on a best-in-class network," said David Christopher, chief marketing officer, AT&T Mobility. "We're making it easy for families who want it all – great service, great value and big bucket of data to share."
Also, for a limited time only, all new and existing AT&T customers will receive a $100 bill credit for each new line of service added – whether a smartphone, tablet, feature phone, mobile hotspot or AT&T Wireless Home Phone.6
Starting tonight, customers can learn more about the new plans and determine which plan is best for them at www.att.com/mobilesharesavings.
New Low Prices Combined with AT&T's Best-in-Class Network
Network coverage and quality are top reasons customers choose AT&T.
RootMetrics® ranked AT&T 1st or tied for 1st in combined (call, text, data) performance in 93 of 125 cities in the second half of 2013 – more markets than any other carrier. Our next closest competitor was tops in 68 markets. All other wireless companies were tops in only five markets combined.7
AT&T's 4G LTE network now covers nearly 280 million people across the country – that's
more than 60 million more people than Sprint or T-Mobile covers.
When it comes to voice, AT&T is in a dead heat with Verizon for fewest dropped calls, at less than one percent. Our other two national competitors have twice as many or more dropped calls.
AT&T's 4G LTE network was recognized as delivering faster average download and upload speeds than any of our competitors in PCWorld/TechHive's most recent 20-market speed tests.8
Also, AT&T was named as America's fastest 4G LTE network in PC Magazine's most recent study. AT&T swept the top rankings in all six U.S. regions, and ranked 1st in 24 of the 30 markets.9
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Thread: Hello! One year old rash/boil?
26th February 2014 06:45 AM #1
Dear Mumof2boys,
Thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear about your younger son's skin irritation.
I wonder if you would be able to give us a bit more information to help us to support you fully with this. Has your paediatrician diagnosed your son with any specific skin condition? What is the cream that your doctor has given you? Does the sensitivity and rashes/boils only occur on his face or elsewhere on his body too? Are the boils filled with puss?
In terms of washing your son's face, generally cooled warm water and cotton wool is best for sensitive skin; unless your doctor has advised otherwise.
I look forward to hearing from you,
Best wishes,
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Thanks mumof2boys.
EpiCeram is generally diagnosed for dry skin.
Yes do try changing to the pure water cleaning method.
Is this just a one-off occurrence of the boil? Or does it occur frequently?
If the boil bursts then you should clean it with an antiseptic wipe. It would be best if you could then put a sterile dressing on it - although your son may not allow this to be left on given his age. If you are breastfeeding then put some expressed breastmilk on the boil; breastmilk has wonderful healing properties for skin conditions.
If it is a 'puss boil' then this is contagious so you will need to be extra careful about hygiene and it would be good to wash his sheets more frequently at this time too.
I hope it clears up soon. If you are still concerned then I would go back to your paediatrician.
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Ford today announced the Atlas Concept, which features next-generation EcoBoost technology. The Atlas Concept has an EcoBoost powertrain that uses gasoline direct injection turbocharging. This allows for a 20 percent increase in fuel economy and a 15 percent drop in CO2 emissions. The powertrain also features Auto Start-Stop engine shutoff tech, which (as the name suggests), shuts off the engine when the vehicle is stopped in traffic.
The Atlas Concept also looks to save fuel in other ways, such as the Active Grille Shutters that stay open when cooling is needed; Active Wheel Shutters that close at highway speeds to improve aerodynamics but open at slow speeds; Drop-Down Front Air Dam that lowers at highway speeds for underbody airflow, and Power Running Boards that help passengers enter the truck at rest and move closer to the vehicle when it's traveling for improved aerodynamics.
Using all of these fuel-saving technologies saves roughly 2 MPG on the highway.
In addition to fuel-saving efforts, Ford showed off some other tech that the Atlas is sporting. Some include the 360-Degree Point-of-View Camera for fitting the vehicle in tight places, Dynamic Hitch Assist for an accurate fitting of a hitch using the Atlas' display screen, and LED headlamps and tail lamps for better illumination.
"We wanted the concept to reflect how Ford trucks help customers in both their worlds – professionally and personally," said J Mays, Ford group vice president and chief creative officer. "Every surface and feature in the vehicle has been crafted for purpose and capability while retaining an unmistakable Built Ford Tough look."
Last year, it was reported that the F-150 would
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Milestone for Scotch mma
About time too, there are stacks of quality guys in scotland who havnt been given the call, hopefully with robert being in the ufc now it will open doors for other top fighters like turner, delaney, mcveigh and ray to name a few.
pretty cool to see someone from 2 miles up the road fighting on the biggest show in the world.
what nationality is che mills? always thought it was strange how he has the scotland flag on his cage warriors posters.
Rob Whiteford will fight Jimy Hettes it has been confirmed.
Delighted for Whiteford, will hopefully open the door for some more Scottish talent to get a shot.
Im gona come at you like a SPIDERMONKEY.....you hear that a SPIDERMONKEY
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Amazing location walking distance from the harbor with many shops and restaurants within the same complex. Luxurious and modern rooms without feeling pretentious. Breakfast service was $20 and most of the buffet choices were unappetizing; the omelettes and French toast prepared on request by the chef were pretty good but overall there are likely better options around Cairns. The pool was really nice but closed unusually at 8pm.
Very disappointing hotel more like 2 stars. Very old not Kleenex bad service. Value for money zero. Don't stay here!!!!!
During our stay the towel was not very clean coz I saw three times the hair in the towel.
The proximity to the harbor, the restaurants and the facility was top notch. We loved our stay.
The staff were awesome; generally very friendly This hotel is not representative of the Shangri-La group, and I struggle to see how it maitains a 5-star rating. The showerdid not drain properly, grit between the shower tiles is black in places, the fan is chipped, carpet stained, phone's "quick dial" buttons did not work, and the room is old and dated and sparsely furnished.
Friendly and helpful staff. Close to pier, shopping, restaurants, and anything you would need really. Nice clean rooms. Large bathroom. Beautiful pool. Wifi reception was poor in the rooms.
We wanted to be able to relax and unwind at our first destination in Australia, this was definitely the place, the pool was very relaxing and the sunrise on the marina side was breathtaking. They had our room ready and allowed us to check in early. They also had complementary champagne and chocolates upon arrival. They also upgraded our room to a higher level so we had a better view of the bay. The location is with in walking distance to everything, including the ferries at the marina. All in all one of the best parts of our stay was the staff, they were all so welcoming, accommodating and extremely pleasant (esp Kelly and Luke!). I would definitely stay here again. pool furniture showed some signs of wear.
Location and harbour view, undercover parking, availability of services. Room not tidied until the afternoon. Tissues not replaced in bathroom last 2 days. No information at Tour Desk on national park walking sites, local towns, countryside (all focused on purchasable operator tours & facilities)
Fantastic Gym, lovely pool and spa, fantastic view of mountains from mountain view rooms. Nice amount of space in rooms. Only that there was no microwave in the room for heating things.
Excellent friendly helpful staff great location totaly relaxing and enjoyable stay
We were offered the opportunity to join the Priority guest program and told that discounts would apply to our accomodation and food immediately. We joined straight away and subsequently a card was left in our room. When checking out we presented the card but were told that it did not apply to our accomodation with that stay, nor did it apply to breakfasts or to room service and that we should have presented the card when actually eating in the dining room. When we said that this had not been explained to us we were told it was in the booklet which accompanied the card - which we neverreceived. We felt that the 'selling' of the Priority Guest card was deliberately deceptive and it left us with a very sour taste.
The rooms were clean and modern. Good laundrey facilities. Fantastic pool with access to gym and hot tub. Lovely views and a short walk to town centre. The hotel bar and restaurant were quite expensive.
Views were great both mountain view and ocean. Even nice location about 10 minutes to city center along the great esplanade. Very very dated needs complete Reno. Plus they must not look up when they clean. All the vents and doors were sooo dirty We stayed in a two bedroom condo which could have been wonderful expect the furnishings were so old and made everything feel so unclean. Plus 6 nights and no new towels etc. wifi slow or non If privately own condos they shouldn't rent people's who aren't updated as $200 per night and it was 2 star only
I enjoyed the water front view along with the location just a short walk to the city. According to the website, it says that you offer a airport shuttle which I thought was free, but instead I had to catch a taxi from and to the airport.
Very comfortable bedroom with pleasant views. Nice pool. Poor organisation in dining room. Waited 45 mins for a la carte when later arrivals, ordering same meal, were served promptly. Spoilt what otherwise would have been an excellent stay!
The bartender luke was very professional They gave disable room with garage view , no transportation and no room service even when I checkin at 1130 pm . Shame when the hotel was empty. They need to learn some management hospitality.
Very helpful stuff, great rooms, high value for money and perfect location. Quite pleasant stay. n/a
1. Good view of the Pacific Ocean 2. Good arrangement for tour reservations, airport transportation, etc. 3. Good internet access 1. Air conditioning often too strong 2. Dining room services not so excellent
I liked the swimming pool. The restaurant downstairs has a delicious Seafood Buffet with nice, friendly staff. Rude receptionist. Room was very noisy (opposite laundry). Staff did not announce themselves before entering my room. No linen provided for my daughter's sofa bed and it was too lumpy to sleep on anyway so we had to share for the week.
Great location, very beautiful rooms and bathrooms. Good management department who are very prompt.
The pool was fantastic and the gym facility were great. Our entry cards kept failing - which meant plenty of trips to reception to get it sorted which was a bit of a pain - especially when we had to wait in line. Also - for the price of the rooms, they could update the television sets - they were a bit old and crappy.
The lobby is gorgeous. There is elegant moulding throughout the rooms. Pool appeared large. Room service (spaghetti) serving was small but very delicious (and quick and they called back with a correction to a statement about their menu). I was able to check in early. Location is fantastic. They're next door to shops, grocery store, bar, and casino (including "The Dome"- indoor rainforest), and they're a small block away from the marina (where the reef boats take off from) and fantastic dining (the Pier area). This hotel is a good compromise for still having a nearly high-end experience but saving some money. By U.S. standards it would probably achieve a 3.5 star rating (Aussie ones run higher). Ac was off (set too high to be on) when I entered the room, so it smelled (I spent 1/2 an hour looking for signs of mold, but didn't see anything that suspicious). Eyelash on pillow, massive build up of soap scum/residue on ledge in shower/bathtub, tables unclean (sticky,food,marks), bathroom floor a bit sticky (but had had a good seemingly recent waxing, so it was very bright/pretty). The room overall was clean just not "that clean".
The location of the hotel was good, close to the sea and the marina but also close to the center and all shops, restaurants and activities. There was no pool bar open/available.
Welcoming staff; comfortable and quiet room as per our request. Very pleasant ambience. This was our second stay and the improvement over the first visit in both physical facilities and staff friendliness was considerable. tNothing negative.
Hotel delivers what it promises on its website. Palatial, well maintained, well serviced, well everything. Fantastic pool (and service at the pool). Nice rooms, excellent mattresses (you'll want to buy one after sleeping on one!), good views. I wish I could stay longer there :)
Spacious rooms The fee for having internet access is outrageous (29$/day); also, breakfast is not exactly cheap (25$).
Nice pool area, subject to the comment below. There are only two umbrellas on the entire pool deck which is a problem given the climate
Location was excellent, good helpful staff, good quality room & furnishings Did not like having to pay extra for Internet use.
Well priced , clean, friendly staff appropriate for my needs although only a quick visit. Checking out was a little slow.
comfort of hotel room especially the lighting, the bed, the bath and the shower
The room was excellent and the staff were very friendly. The sauna was out of order
Receptionist is very good and helpfull. They tried to help quest while checking-in and out. Hotel has a small fitness and equipment.
Good location, close to conference centre, staff helpful, rooms clean, pool available No
It was in a good position,and the staff were friendly I thought that the prices of food and drink were too high.eg Breakfast @ $30 odd is way over the top.As a result of this,we never drank or ate at the hotel facilities-you could get a lot more business with reasonable prices.
Nice and friendly staff, even the most basic rooms feature a whirlpool and are huge. Room was advertised on booking.com as having a Sauna and did not.
Location, views, comfort. I should have realised but the photo's of the rooms is nothing that you receive. I was disappointed when I got to my room compared to the photo's and I think i paid premium rate for a medium class room.
Exceptionally friendly and helpful staff. Comfortable suite with good balcony view. Easy walking distance to major attractions, the seafrontand good restaurants and shops.Upgrade to suite at reasonable cost
The huge comfortable bed
All round excellent experience. Well done Pullman!
Location. View. Rooms No complementary breakfast
The staff was helpful and non intrusive, the room was changed promptly when we clarified that the bedding arrangement was not as agreed. Overall a very good experience. The lifts were daggy and slow and the carpets were not vaccumed every day. However, that was not a big drama.
It was close to the centre of Cairns but not so close that it was noisy Nothing
The proximity to the centre, the helpful staff and the general atmosphere. Bathrooms could be better appointed, ie tiling.
The location was perfect. The staff was friendly and helpful. The matresses were too soft.
Location Furniture a bit dated
Location. Had ocean front room Should have to buy towels for the pool....that's really not cool. Heat you spa, most people like a hot spa. Tv and phone didn't work, wanted to switch hotels
Comfortable and quiet.Good amenities Enjoyed our stay
We enjoyed the night concierge Brian who was especially friendly and helpful at our departure. Our room had the slight smell of smoke, which was unpleasant given that we had our 2 children with us.
I'ts location on the Esplanade The amenitiies in the room were dilapidated. Staff said that renovations were being considered but that doesn''t helpthe guest who is allocated a roomat present in one ofthese old rooms.
Fantastic location. Outdoor area between rooms a bit run down.
We enjoyed our stay at the Holiday Inn. I would certainly return there if we come again to Cairns We have no complaints
Excellent service!!!! The hotel was absolutely beautiful, the excursion specialist was amazing ( she knew her stuff), the restaurant inside the hotel was delicious, and the location was perfect!!! This was our favorite hotel in Australia!!!! :)
Quiet location and within easy walking distance to the city centre and shops. The pillow is not that all comfortable
Lovely view, comfy beds and the choice of pillow types! It would've been nice to have a coffee plunger and real coffee, instead of instant. Bathroom was a bit snug but well appointed.
This hotel room was exceptionally clean, the staff were nice, and bed was very comfortable. Internet is available for a fee and you can log on and log off. The hotel is right on the edge of the busy part of the Esplanade, far enough away for a quiet night's sleep. Underground parking is available too.
Very easy checkin & checkout. Very helpful front desk. They stored one bag for a week while we were on a dive boat. Ask about prepaying for breakfast at the hotel -- its $5 cheaper for the buffet per person. WIFI/Internet service in need of serious upgrade!!!! Service was slow & spotty, often requiring multiple attempts to connect. Location is a bit away from downtown Cairns.
Reception staff on check-in extremely friendly and helpful Cleanliness of bathroom was not good with mould growing in various places
The room is spacious and comfortable. It is situated in an very quiet area, which may fit mid-aged married class of people or honeymooner looking for peace, but a bit too far away from the main city attraction for the bachelors. Then I regret that the shuttle bus to town has not, at least, a rotation every 1/2 hour; Nevetheless, I appreciated the ZEN atmosphere which seems to prevail in its walls, with the discretion and efficiency of the staff. I have a good short stay, and would be pleased to stay again in this hotel. not enough shuttle bus to town, as the hotel is a bit too far away from the city center
great breakfast. good food , hot water .big beds,comfy room ,friendly staff.
Location, Free Shuttle service to city centre, Front Desk Staff
Good staff. Very friendly and efficient.
Room comfortable, free shuttle service to city centre No
The Staff in the breakfast buffet were very pleasant. Bed was comfortable. Bathroom was mouldy and shower head didn't work properly
The personal service was excellent
It was clean and the views of the bay from the room were fantastic. Most of the staff were helpful. The wired internet in the room was extortionately priced and didn't work in the time we stayed there. The wireless was also extremely expensive and the breakfast was the same - many hotels supply a buffet breakfast with the room, but this was $23 for a cooked breakfast - that's more than an expensive cafe. The drinks and restaurant food were also way overpriced for what they were, though tasty. It was nearly $10 just to do a single set of self-service laundry. A couple of members of staff were unfriendly and unhelpful, but that was not the norm.
We enjoyed the location of the hotel, its friendly staff and value for money Nothing
Location. Friendly front desk staff.
A thoroughly good hotel - perfect location, brilliant staff and an exceptional breakfast! The pool is the largest I have seen in a hotel. We had caught a fish on a charter boat and the chef cooked it for us, with a delicious soup and salad accompanying it.
Staff were great. Room was satisfactory. Location great.
excellent location with good room facilities and view. the restaurants are also reasonably priced and considerable quality.
The location was good and the staff were polite and helpful. The bathrooms are getting old and the roomservice was unable to supply a bottle of french chanpagne, when ordered
I liked the welcome , helpful and friendly staff and the ambience I did not like that the bath tub in our room had a small chip on the rim.Maybe the maintenance staff were unaware of the damage.. It was a jarring note in otherwise comfortable and lovely accommodation
Friendly and helpful staf, well appointed room with very comfortable bedf
The upgrade to the refurbished room The pool set up was very average
I enjoyed my stay at the Cairns Hilton. I found it comfortable and the service was very good.
Great location
Location was perfect. They were happy to let us leave luggage when we checked out to go diving for 4 days as we were returning after.
all the staff were very nice and helpfull the first room was a bit noise but the staff kindly allocate me in another room
I was there less than 24 hours. I did have reason to make some enquiries with the reception staff and they were very polite and helpful. No
Location was very central to all shopping areas in Cairns.
clean and quiet
Self contained with cooking facilities and implements, sea view but it has to be paid for I did not like to pay an additional $40 for my daughter to sleep on the sofa bed. The felt room was pricy for this time. The fact that I got tinea from the spa bath having a shower did not help.
Location Breakfast is boring without any change.
The location of the hotel is very good. Rooms were very clean. Price was fair (maybe a bit expensive but still ok) /
Ver nice hotel, location very good breakfast quite expensive
Location bery handy to everything Retsaurant staff laked friendliness & personality. No smiles. Your cleaning or domestic staff where very friendly.
We booked the executive room - with the description "with panoramic Esplanade & water views" given on booking.com we expected to be facing the waterfront the esplanade is located at. However, the water view was restricted to see part of the harbour/marina and was majorly obscured by the Hilton and the Reef Hotel (Casino). The staff wasn't helpful at all - they argued that the Hilton is "kind of new there" and that they would have to change the description they gave booking.
Central location, a walk to everywhere, great pool for kids , free internet really cool. Good breakfasts. Room was musty on arrival, but we were offered to change.
I loved the bed, very comfortable. I also liked the private balcony over the pool lagoon. The Internet was very slow and the scrollers on the mouse didn't work.
Good location, close to shops and esplanade area. The room was nicely refurbished, but the bathroom was still old (but clean and tidy). The pool area looked good but it was raining so we didn't get to use it. Free wifi in the lobby and free internet in the room (with a cable from reception) but in-room was not working at th time so we went to the lobby. Slight mixup with payment (i thought booking.com was taking payment, but apparently they didn't and the hotel wanted the payment). Also, we arrived early and they kindly looked after our bags and said they would call our mobile when the room was ready, but they didn't call us.
Breakfast good and service also good, friendly staff Bathroom filthy, and ants everywhere. After mentioning it to the cleaning staff and at the reception desk nothing changed, the bathroom wasnt taken care of at all.
Relaxing, service was good, friendly and happy staff Breakfast. There was not a lot of service or care, it appeared that no one was in charge and everything was self service. No cups, spoons or side plates.
Appearance and layout of the hotel reception areas. Room well designed and comftable Layout of the buffet area of resturant could be better designed, confusing and cramped
for us it was very central to everywhere we went.
It was just ok. It was kind of expensive for money value. Holiday Inn located next block was cheaper and nicer.
very nice room and hotel, in a quiet place but very close of town center. Very good hotel to spend 1 or 2 days in cairns to prepare the way to the north queensland
The only good words i can say about this hotel is that it was close to the Reef Terminal where we caught our ferry out to the reef the following morning. On arrival i asked if they still did cheap movie tickets for locals (people who live in Cairns) and they said yes so i paid $20 cash for 2 tickets so i could take my daughter, visiting from interstate, to the movies that afternoon, we didnt go but on checking out this hotel said i never paid and wanted another $20 for them which i refused to pay, in the end i gave them the movie tickets back. I could tell that they didnt believe that i had already paid, they asked me for a receipt for the tickets but i was never given one. So seeing as i live in Cairns and i have a lot of interstate visitors the Novotel Cairns Oasis Resort, will never see me back there, any of my local friends there and definately none of my interstate visitors staying ther
This is a very luxury and well designed place for a stay a romantic with all the pools and the whole complex!
The pool was lovely and the setting was fantatstic. There was a variety of areas. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The staff were unresponsive to a request to fix a broken item. This gave an impression that the hotel was uninterested in client comfort. The reviews had promoted a 5 star experience and this aspect meant it did not reach this standard.
It was relaxing, modern, excellet facilities, great staff and fantastic weather for the middle of winter.
good staff...
everything was as it should be for a 5 star !! clean,efficient,peaceful,all went very smoothly! one member of the staff was very rude and I am sure will be his own undoing!
Luxury, location, spacious , clean The room needs an arm chair(s) in room
The view and the location in the central CBD. Rooms were too small.
Rooms are large. Beds are comfortable. During a weekend stay (Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays) there is a lot of noise from outdoors music groups playing at a hotel next door, in the afternoons and evenings, which made it impossible to relax in the room at either of these times.
Great location, nice staff and big rooms. Room rates can be too high
The staff at the Mantra Esplanade really go above and beyond and the hotel is really a steal at the price we paid. Please do note that you'll probably have to buy your own internet!
For what I paid (obviously the price can vary), it was great - Perfect location, right on the Explanade Updated room (simple, comfortable, but updated) Balcony in the room with a view of the Esplanade This was fine with me, but there is no daily maid service. Must stay a week to get in complimentary
The location was great, room was clean, comfortable bed shower stall needs work-water gets everywhere
I had more valued experience at Mantra Esplanade than I expected from impression I had from looking at your website.
my partner and myself liked the closeness to the shopping precint the staff was very friendly.
Location Nothing
Close to our venue. Being charged $100 from our bank account but not being told this was going to happen. We just thought we were having a credit card imprint taken.
Central location, quiet inside, nice balcony, near lots of facilities.
Great location, nice facilities Internet expensive, no wireless
Good location, close to city and waterfront.
A funky contemporary hotel, in a good location, with very helpful staff. Good health and fitness faciities. Very modern, spacious, clean and well kitted out rooms.
Absolutely everything!!
Modern, spacious & comfortable. Great view, great location, close to lots of great restaurants in the heart of Cairns. Everything was great, except for restaurant directly downstairs takes an eternity to bring out meals, shame because the menu was quite good! :(
We had a view of the harbour. It felt like we were in Europe. It was a great location. We had to ask the cleaning staff to wash our dirty dishes and to clean the room more thouroughly and earlier in the day.
comtemporary, convenient location, right at the pier. walking distance to the center of the town, restaurant. nice view and comfortable with the bay view room
I liked the privacy nothing
The friendliness of the staff, Dundees restaurant was excellent the service was excellent, the room staff were excellent, we will certainly stay again. We walked everywhere. It is a top spot.
The 2 bedroom apartment was spacious & clean. Hotel front desk staff were friendly & efficient. Our stay wasn't long enough!!
Location The view on the marina -
Front desk was rude.
Location and Restaurants very good. The whole complex is need of uplift, however rooms still comfortable.
The staff were friendly & efficient, food good, room comfortable, and location superb. We didn't get to stay long enough....
Had a great expereince at the resort, nice and relaxing after spending the month travelling around Oz. Would strongly recommend this to friends and family
close proximity to restaurants, beach and other tourist destinations plus the relaxing enviornment
Friendly and very helpfull staff, nicely decorated room
The dining facilitywas great The surcharge of 1.5 % was not mentioned till I was about to pay the account even though I booked via the net
Location and good value for money.
It was close to all facilities that we needed, reasonably priced and great friendly staff
A very good hotel for someone who wants value for money. It's on the esplanade within walking distance of a whole range of very good restaurants, though that's not to say the hotel restaurant is also very good. Very helpful staff who arranged several trips. In all a little gem. Can't think of any bad points
Very approachable staff, they did everything they could to help. Big rooms. Very comfortable. I stayed in a family room and the bathroom was far from family sized!
Air conditin could not be adjusted
The pleasant attitude of staff on check-in and especially the room upgrade because of my frequent stays. The new broadband plug on the wall in room 511 is nowwhere near the table or desk and is most inconvenient to use in its current location. I am using it now to send this as I am in the same room on my next stay. Disappointed there was no Hotel Courtesy bus for me and my six workmates to travel to the airport.
Close to town, comfortable, clean, balcony, value for money No, loved that it was a non smoking hotel
The swimming pool Cost of the Net
Friendly staff, great meals, close to the city and sea and parks with a lovely walking track along the shore line. Could not connect my laptop to the local broadband.
The friendliness and helpfulness of the reception staff. The fact that you stepped out of the door and within a few yards you were on the board walk with fine estuary and sea views. Generally, I and my friends thought the hotel and its facilities were excellent, however the continental breakfast was a little basic eg croissants would have been good instead of rather boring sliced bread.


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Nature Publishing Group and ASGT announce open access and article deposition services for authors – 26 Jan 2009
Scientific publisher Nature Publishing Group (NPG), UK, and the American Society of Gene Therapy (ASGT) have announced the launch of two new services to help authors comply with funder and institutional mandates for public access. Under the initiative, Molecular Therapy, the official journal of the ASGT, will now offer authors the option of immediate open access on publication, including deposition in PubMed Central, subject to the payment of a publication fee. In addition, as a further author benefit to aid compliance with several funding body mandates, NPG will deposit all Molecular Therapy articles to PubMed Central upon final publication, to be made public after 12 months.
Upon submission of original research articles, authors have the option of publishing their articles as open access for a publication fee of £2,000 / $3,000 / €2,400. Open access articles will be freely available upon publication. By paying this one-time fee, authors are also entitled to self-archive the final published PDF of their articles on a website, institutional repository, or other free public server upon publication. Open access articles will be designated by the MTOpen logo in both the print and online editions of the journal and will be freely accessible via PubMed Central immediately after publication.
Open access articles will be published under a Creative Commons license. Authors may choose between the Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported and the Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported Licence. The Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike Licence permits derivative works, ensuring that authors can comply with funders such as the Wellcome Trust. Under both licenses, the final published version of MTOpen articles can be downloaded and shared as long as the author and original publication are cited.
Under the terms of NPG's License to Publish, self-archiving is encouraged on all original research articles published in Molecular Therapy. In all cases, the author's version of the accepted manuscript can be made publicly accessible six months after publication. This applies regardless of whether the authors choose the MTOpen option.
Molecular Therapy joins The EMBO Journal, EMBO reports and British Journal of Cancer, which already offer an open access option to authors. NPG also announced the introduction of an open access option on ten further journals.
Knowledgespeak Newsletter, 26 Jan., 2009


text: According to this week's National Enquirer, the recent cheating allegations about Matthew Broderick have pushed his marriage to Sarah Jessica Parker to the breaking point. I'm not sure how this is any different than the other times he has been accused of cheating on her. Maybe because there have not been any in awhile. Apparently the couple went to Ireland with their kids to try and save their marriage. Ireland is a memorable place for Broderick. That is where he was driving and ended up killing a mother and daughter when his car veered over the center line and also left Jennifer Grey, who was his passenger, seriously injured. According to the article in The Enquirer, both Sarah and Matthew looked serious and not like they were having much fun and were trying to use this time away to save their marriage.


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Now that we're in a period of warmer nights, chances are you'll be outside in the gloom fairly frequently. And you'll probably want to take a photo or two while you're out there, using the closest camera to hand: your smartphone. And you'll probably be pretty disappointed with the results, because phone cameras for the most part are notoriously bad in low light. But fear not! We've put together some tips for shooting in murky conditions. Read on and you'll be a regular David Bailey in no time.
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Avoid using the touchscreen shutter button
In low light, the shutter will be open for longer so any movement from the phone will result in blurring. Tapping the screen's shutter button can make the phone shift slightly, so if you can avoid it you should.
Some phones feature hardware shutter buttons for the camera (all Windows Phones do!), which will result in less movement, and did you know that the iPhone's headphone cable can be used as a shutter release? Hook up the Apple headphones, open up the camera app and press the volume up button to take a shot.
Keep it steady
Use a tabletop, rock, tree branch or similar surface to keep your phone steady while you shoot – or even better, invest in a tripod or other support. The Breffo Spiderpodium and Joby GripTight will work with any model of smartphone, while the Glif stand for the iPhone 4, 4S and 5 allows you to attach it to any standard tripod or monopod.
Throw some light on the subject
Naturally, one of the best solutions to low light shooting to is provide more light. Your phone probably has an LED light that will light subjects close up, but it'll likely leave images looking flat and lifeless due to it falling directly on the subject. Experiment with lamps, candles and other sources, and try lighting subjects from the side – you'll find the images generally turn out far more interesting.
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Check the settings
Many phone cameras are basic, straightforward tools with little support for manual settings, but you may be able to adjust the exposure, white balance and possibly ISO – try digging into the settings menu and seeing what's their. Setting a higher ISO can result in sharper low light images because it ups the sensitivity, but has the side effect of making the image grainier through digital noise – so it's a bit of a balancing act.
Get app happy
While many apps that claim to boost your camera's low light ability are about as useful as an inflatable dartboard, there are some that can help you achieve better results. Slow Shutter (69p, iTunes) does what it says on the tin, keeping the shutter open for longer and thus sucking in far more light (a tripod or support of some kind is a must here). Snapseed (Free, iTunes/Google Play) is a fantastic photo editor that will allow you to draw some extra brightness out of dark areas of the image. There's not much any piece of software can do if the image is blurry, though, so make sure you shoot with a steady hand.
Embrace the grain
Grainy shots can actually look attractively moody, especially in black and white, so try throwing a filter on them using Instagram, Snapseed or another editing app. In fact, coloured filters can go a long way towards saving an otherwise poor low light shot.
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Will be good.
Will be good.
Member of the Sanga fan club. (Ugh! it took me so long to become a real fan of his)
Imran Tahir has played in all parts of cricket in Pakistan, his native country to England and now South Africa. He was interested in playing international cricket for Pakistan, but the packaging bag free spirit landed on the rainbow nation of his heart told him.
Genuinely thought he'd be gun after watching him in the WC
AWTA. He was so gun in it.
I still remember when him and Bell destroyed Somerset in the CB40 final in 2010. Ended up being a bit of a making for Bell. Obviously not for Tahir!
Think Tahir is proof that bullying tailenders with your one decent weapon (a well disguised googly) will only get you so far.
Be interesting if anyone CBA to work it out what percentage of his FC wickets are from numbers 8-11.
Cricket Web's current Premier League Tipping Champion
- As featured in The Independent.
"I don't think that they'll come close to us to be honest."
- Steve Smith before the Ashes
Brad McNamara @bbuzzmc
Will say this once and then nothing else. Defamation laws quite clear in Aus.be careful.
Can't possibly get another game. Botha was talking him up before this test.
Tahir = the new Bryce McGain
Who can forget his one Test vs SA?
Got to love comedy rubbish leggies
A shame. Quite liked him and his nutty celebrations.
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text: W.Va. Insurance exchange gets ready By Kate Long November 29, 2010 Story Share Chris Dorst Jeremiah Samples and the Insurance Commission's staff are laying the groundwork for the state's health insurance exchange, which will go live on the Internet in three years. "2014 is tomorrow," he says. Click here to read the insurance exchange public meeting schedule and other relevant information. CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- In the past year, Jeremiah Samples has worked a lot of 12-hour days.He comes in early to work at the West Virginia Insurance Commission. At night, after his 1-year-old son goes to sleep, he often goes back to work."My son's smile melts any stress away," he said. "He reminds me of what this is all about."The 28-year-old Kanawha County native is overseeing the creation of West Virginia's health insurance exchange. He and his co-workers have three years, but they're still racing the clock.After Jan. 1, 2014, at least a quarter-million West Virginians will be eligible to sign up for subsidized or free health insurance under the federal health-care reform law."2014 is tomorrow," Samples said, rubbing his eyes. "There's so much to do between now and then.""This is not a large state, and there are approximately 260,000 West Virginians without insurance," he said, "so what we're doing here will affect the lives of people you know."Under health reform, each state creates its own exchange. They are likely to be quite different, Samples said. The Utah exchange relies heavily on the free market, while the Vermont legislature has voted for a single-payer system.If a state decides to have no exchange, its citizens go into a national exchange created by the federal government.Samples has his eye on the clock. By Jan. 1, 2014, all Americans must have health insurance, and all exchanges must be up and running, so people can log on to compare policies and prices.People will be able to buy policies through the exchanges. Small businesses will be able to pool their numbers for more buying power."We want to work out technical bugs in advance," Samples said. "There's going to be mass confusion out there in January 2014, and I don't want to compound it by having tech glitches in the exchange."When people sign on, they will see policies offered by private companies like Mountain State Blue Cross/Blue Shield and other familiar names, he said. The Insurance Commission will have reviewed all policies on the exchange to make sure they cover basic primary and hospital care prescribed by federal law. No scams will be listed, he said.Since insurance companies no longer can refuse to cover people who have pre-existing conditions or cut off customers who get sick, he said, those policies also will be more reliable. Who gets price breaks? Starting in 2014, individuals who earn up to $46,000 will qualify for subsidized policies that cost less than before. So will families of four who make up to $93,000 in 2014 dollars, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.An estimated 125,000 West Virginians will get subsidies, according to the best available estimates, Samples said. The higher the income, the lower the subsidy."Most subsidies go to working uninsured people," people who make too much to qualify for Medicaid, but too little to buy good insurance, he said. "They may work in fast food. Maybe they have a job where the employer does not offer coverage. Or they're self-employed. "They might not be sick or have a chronic ailment right now, but things happen, and health bills can bankrupt you." The law pays for the subsidies by specified taxes so as not to add to the deficit. A subsidy averages, nationwide, about $6,000 per year.In 2014, another estimated 150,000 West Virginians who make less than $15,000 will be eligible for Medicaid coverage that costs them nothing.What about people who already have insurance or get no subsidy? They will save, too, in a less obvious way, Samples said. Their premiums and medical bills are driven up by millions of dollars in unpaid medical bills and emergency room costs that get shifted each year onto paying patients.With universal insurance, that cycle stops.Large employers like the chemical companies, that have self-insured plans can keep them, he said. They will be grandfathered.For people who don't use computers, the Insurance Commission will create an 800 number and arrange for local "navigators" who sit down with people one-on-one and help them navigate the new exchange. There will be paper applications."Lots to do before all this can happen," Samples said.A marathon, not a sprintWhat does Samples want to tell West Virginians at this point? "Three things."First, don't panic. There's a lot of misinformation out there. People need to educate themselves, sift through all the information and misinformation." Second: "This is the start of a long process. It's a marathon, not a sprint."Third: "The public has to be involved in the creation of the exchange, to make this a success. So we're going to make this a transparent process."To hear from the public, the Insurance Commission is sponsoring six forums statewide and setting up four advisory committees. (See schedule, this page.)The next step: State lawmakers must give the official green light if West Virginia is to have its own exchange. Otherwise, West Virginians become part of a national exchange.States must tell the feds their plans by 2013. If West Virginia has its own exchange, many questions must be answered. For instance:| Should we combine small business and individuals into one big pool for more negotiating power?| Which insurance companies will participate? "We have had detailed discussions with many," Samples said.| What kind of staff and experts will be needed to review and approve premium increase requests, as the health reform law requires.| How can the state avoid the scenario in which healthy people pay the penalty and only sick people sign up? "That would poison the pool," Samples said.| How will insurance policies be reviewed, described and categorized?| Precisely how many people qualify for subsidies?| Does West Virginia have a large enough pool of customers to make an exchange viable? "We're going to run economic models on that question."| What if the state requires all insurance to be sold through the exchange? "We're bringing in actuaries to answer questions like that."| What if a lot of people pay the penalty and stay out while they're healthy, then sign up as soon as they get sick? A strict enrollment period policy can help, Samples said.| How will massive data be transmitted between Washington and the states?West Virginia could also combine forces with other states to make a bigger pool. "We've talked about that with several states," Samples said, "but we are a small state with a lot of chronic disease, and right now, most states are still trying to figure out what their exchange will look like. We're going to have to wait to answer that one."Samples will not answer policy questions, he says. "The exchange board answers those," he said. "I'm the facilitator, the organizer of information."Who will be on the exchange board? Will insurance companies be represented? Consumers? Brokers? Lawmakers will answer that question.The Legislature must also decide whether the exchange will be run by the Insurance Commission or be an independent board like the Public Employees Insurance Agency board.Do no harmSamples knows that various members of Congress have vowed to repeal the health-reform law. He knows 20 states have sued to stop the mandate that everyone have insurance. "Our job is to make this work as well for West Virginians as it can," he said. "Till somebody tells us the law is different, we'll keep trying to do that."West Virginia applied for federal money to create an exchange at a time when the national health-reform law was in doubt, he notes. "People thought it was a good idea" to give people a place to review approved insurance.West Virginia was already working on its exchange when the national law passed, "so we were ahead of the curve." They had brought in national technical experts and consulted with states that have exchanges.Several other states have asked West Virginia for help in the past year, he said. "We're seen as a leader in this," he said. "We recently helped Arkansas with some technical matters."In October, his boss, Insurance Commissioner Jane Cline -- also president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners -- told the Gazette-Mail that the Governor's Office had not let the commission hire enough staff members to create the exchange.They have now received permission to hire three more analysts. "Once we get them on board, we'll be humming along," Samples said.The workdays will stay long, he said. "But it's temporary, and this is a very exciting time to work in health care. I wasn't around when Social Security or Medicare were passed, but this affects as many people."On a dry-erase board in his office, he has written his overall goals. "They remind me of the big picture when I get lost in the details," he said.In red letters, he wrote: "Better organize West Virginia health insurance market ... facilitate access to health care for working uninsured . . . drive system efficiency and cost containment . . . provide portal to all health-care services in West Virginia"At the bottom, in big blue letters, he wrote: DO NO HARM."That sums it up," he said.Reach Kate Long at 304-348-1798 or email@example.com. 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In good times, we tend to grow lax and flabby. Administer a shock and we spring into action.
The recent history of the housing market is a case in point. During the buildup of the housing bubble, homeowners and builders often confused bigger with better. Out of that mindset emerged suburban palaces for two that could sleep a harem. Once the bubble burst, the focus shifted from conspicuous consumption to value. Cutting expenses earned you bragging rights. Prius replaced Hummer.
The rush to value has produced mixed results. Many home builders and owners have opted for add-ons—insulation, energy-efficient windows, efficient heating and cooling systems, and solar panels. Helpful, yes, in getting a handle on the monthly utility bills, but little more than "greenwash," the equivalent of putting a brick in the toilet tank to stem the flow of water.
What these quick fixes miss is the kind of thorough reassessment that can result in real and lasting value. Since the cost of gas is likely to increase, why continue to chew up the countryside with sprawling developments that require residents to use their cars to pick up a quart of milk? Let's not even talk about those two-hour commutes—each way. What about density, multifamily housing, residential retrofits of existing commercial and industrial buildings, access to mass transit, protecting open space, and designing with nature to create homes that convey a special sense of place rather than anywhere?
A commitment to integrative connect-the-dots thinking is what sustainable design is about—not pigtail fluorescent bulbs. An increasing number of architects and builders realize this is the market differentiator for buyers and renters looking for value. It's likely to be the one bright spot before the housing market recovers sometime, according to recent estimates, from 2012 to 2016.
Whether the wait is one year or five, those who work in the residential sector should be using this time to think strategically about the next burst of irrational exuberance. An industry that has the ability to build as many as 2 million new homes annually could be more prosperous while having a lasting impact in shaping more livable and sustainable communities. As Chicago mayor and former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel has said, "You never want a serious crisis to go to waste."


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1051 Junction Blvd.
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Enjoy a day of golf with friends, and support an important public safety service
Roseville Police Volunteer Golf Tournament raises funds for police volunteer programs
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Dee Dee Gunther, Police Public Information Officer (916)774-5015/257-1942
Round up your golfing buddies and join us for a day of golf! The first Roseville Police Volunteer Golf Tournament tees off at 8 a.m. Friday, March 23, at Morgan Creek Golf Course, 8791 Morgan Creek Lane, Roseville.
Roseville Police volunteers contribute thousands of hours to the Roseville community every year. They help us maintain a high level of service and protect Roseville's quality of life. They help patrol parks and schools, provide free vacation house checks for residents, and work for free in almost every area of the Roseville Police Department. All proceeds from the golf tournament will help provide equipment and other needs for the volunteer program.
The tournament fee of $100 per golfer includes greens fees, cart, range balls and a catered lunch inside the pavilion.
Tournament organizers are also looking for sponsors! Your business can help sponsor the whole tournament or a hole.
To register a foursome for the tournament or find out more about sponsorship opportunities, please call volunteer coordinators Traci Drake or Lori Benitez at (916)746-1081.


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Ever dream you could fly? At Bridgewater, you can. If your fascination with flight is stronger than ever, BSU Aviation will help you make that dream come true.
Our FAA and internationally accredited program offers rigorous academics and excellent in-flight training in every kind of airspace – and we're one of the most affordable programs in the country. Whether you choose to fly or pursue an on-the-ground career, your experience at BSU Aviation will set you apart.
A globally accredited aviation program
BSU Aviation is accredited by the Aviation Accreditation Board International (ABBI), which assures students and prospective employers that an educational degree program has met stringent industry standards of quality. It ensures that graduates have received quality training and education and are capable of performing a broad range of professional responsibilities.
Accreditation has three fundamental purposes:
- Ensure the quality of the institution or programs.
- Assist in the improvement of the institution or program.
- Maintain relevance of education with the industry it serves.
AABI, like other specialized organizations accrediting national programs that prepare students for a profession or occupation, is closely tied to its industry leaders and professional association.
The mission of AABI is to advance quality education worldwide through accreditation and leadership. In accordance with its mission statement, ABBI is committed to its role as the world's leader in the advancement of aviation accreditation. This commitment is integral to all of ABBI's organizational activities.
ABBI's goals for collegiate aviation accreditation are as follows:
- Stimulate collegiate aviation program excellence and self-improvement.
- Establish uniform minimum educational quality standards.
- Increase the credibility, integrity, and acceptance of collegiate aviation programs within institutions of higher education and all aspects of the aviation community, to include industry, government, and the public-at-large.
Additional information:
- BSU Aviation Program Objectives and Assessment
- Aviation Program Course Review Appendix A
- Aviation Program Course Review Appendix B
Flight Training Q&A
How much does flight training cost?
The fees for flight training are in addition to tuition and fees. The flight training cost can be broken down into sections over four years. Please note that these are estimated cost based on past average flight times required for each rating or license. These average training times are from the FAA data base. Some students may require additional training.
Estimated Non-Tuition Cost for Flight Courses
FAA Knowledge Exams and Practical Tests require an additional fee.
CFII is offered but not a requirement for graduation: $3,400
How can I get the most value from my flight training experience?
Manage your time effectively and devote time to study and practice. Fly as frequently as possible and avoid pauses in your training whenever possible. An aggressive and continuous flight training schedule will save you time and money. Students learn quickly – especially in flight training – they get out of it what they put into it.
Will financial aid be available and does it cover all flight training fees?
Financial aid is available for students who qualify and covers most of not all flight training fees (excepting costs for supplies and FAA exams). If you qualify for financial aid, a separate account will be established to pay for flight training. Please contact the BSU Office of Financial Aid for detailed information.
How frequently should I expect to fly?
Students are expected to commit to flying not fewer than three times each week, and additional flying is encouraged as resources and student schedules permit. Flying more frequently increases proficiency, which results in faster training progress in less time and at less cost. The Aviation Training Center is open throughout the year.
Where will I be flying?
BSU's Aviation Training Center is located at the New Bedford Regional Airport, approximately half an hour's drive from campus. Due to the driving distance, first-year Aviation students are the only freshmen allowed to have vehicles on campus.
What if I don't own a vehicle? Does BSU provide a shuttle to the airport?
BSU does not operate transportation service to the airport. Aviation students often contact each other for possible ride sharing.
What are the FAA requirements before I can begin flying?
Prior to their first flight lessons all BSU Aviation students must obtain an FAA Medical Certificate. Visit a local FAA designated Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) nearest you, and be sure to indicate that you need both a medical certificate and a Student Pilot Certificate (SPC).
Does BSU coordinate with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to provide flight training?
All BSU Aviation students who receive training must comply with current TSA policy and procedures. Compliance requirements depend on citizenship status.
International students should visit https://www.flightschoolcandidates.gov/afsp2/afspindex.py.
Click on the "Create New Student Account" link and follow the directions. For additional information, visit http://www.aopa.org/tsa_rule/.
What separates FAA Part 61 and Part 141 flight training?
BSU Aviation is an FAA-approved 14 CFR Part 141 flight training provider, certified to conduct both Part 141 and Part 61 training. Part 141 training allows students to complete most flight courses with less required flight time than a Part 61 applicant requires for the same certificate or rating. Part 141 providers follow FAA-approved course outlines, meet quality-of-training standards and undergo regular FAA audits, and have the flexibility to train applicants under Part 61 (Part 61 providers do not have the reverse option). BSU Aviation works closely with the FAA to ensure that we are providing top quality training. Students financing their training through the G.I. Bill must conduct Part 141 training.
As a BSU Aviation graduate, am I guaranteed a position as a BSU CFI?
Employment positions on the BSU Flight Instructor staff are earned, however all BSU Aviation students who complete the CFI certificate may be considered. Hiring is highly selective and based on staffing needs and applicant qualifications.
Aircraft Fleet
Cessna 172R Skyhawk
8 aircraft – Non-complex single-engine aircraft for Private, IR, Commercial, CFI and CFII training
4 seats, Garmin 430W GPS Navigation/Communication Unit
Piper PA28R Arrow
2 aircraft – Complex single-engine aircraft for Commercial and CFI training
4 seats, Garmin 430W GPS Navigation/Communication Unit
Piper PA34 Seneca
1 aircraft – Complex light twin-engine aircraft for Commercial Multi-Engine and MEI training
6 seats, Garmin 430W GPS Navigation/Communication Unit
Flight Simulator Lab
BSU Aviation incorporates FAA-approved Elite RC-1 AATDs and an Elite G501 AATD in training course delivery. Located at the Aviation Training Center at New Bedford Regional Airport, the Advanced Aviation Training Device platforms enhances the rapid development of aeronautical decision-making through the use of simulated weather conditions, air traffic control environments, and various flight conditions that would not otherwise be readily available or replicable in the aircraft.
Flight Training Equipment List
The following list represents more than the cost of textbooks for a single semester: It is the start of an investment in your long-term training and your aviation career.
Many of the required FAA publications are available online and free at www.faa.gov. BSU-specific training for your course of training are available for free download, as well.
Pilots are responsible for familiarizing themselves with the required publications and maintaining the requisite level of knowledge at all times. All students must acquire the following items before their first flight lesson.
Flight Gear
- Flight Bag
- Flight Headset
- E6B Flight Computer (manual)
- VFR Plotter (IFR if conducting Instrument or CFII training)
- View Limiting Device (hood or "foggles")
- Flashlight (with spare batteries)
- Kneeboard
- Aircraft Checklists (Normal and Emergency)
- Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD)
- Terminal Area Chart (TAC)
- Sectional Chart (New York)
- IFR Low En Route*
- Current Instrument Approach Procedure Charts*
- Flight Logbook
- BSU Flight Standards Manual (FSM) - Aircraft Specific
- BSU Aviation Operations Manual
- Aircraft Pilot's Operating Handbook
- Applicable FAA Practical Test Standards
- Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR)
- Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)
- Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge (PHAK)
- FAA Airplane Flying Handbook
- FAA Aviation Weather
- FAA Aviation Weather Services
*(If conducting Instrument or CFII training)
Mike Farley has been a Bridgewater State University Aviation professor for ten years. He also graduated from the program with a double major. He has worked at seven different airports and is active in freshmen advising activities
BS, Bridgewater State College
MPA, San Diego State University
Veronica "Biz" (Bizinkauskas) Cote was bitten by the aviation bug in 1982 when she began flying as a Bridgewater State undergraduate. She quickly advanced through her certificates and ratings and began flight instruction her junior year. Veronica has over 1000 hours of dual given and trained many pilots who are now flying for the military and commercial aviation. She flew as a corporate pilot and later as a line captain and first officer for the commuter airlines during the rough and tumble years of early deregulation. She retired from the airlines and pursued her Master of Aeronautical Science at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and worked as an assistant at the Center for Aviation and Aerospace Research studying aviation human factors issues. Veronica is delighted to share her love of the sky teaching the next generation of aviation professionals. Her areas of specialty are ground school courses, CFI instruction, aviation weather, airline operations, human factors, and aviation history.
BS, Bridgewater State College
MAS, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, ATP, CF II
Michael Welch received his master's degree in Education Administration from Fordham University at Lincoln Center. He teaches Introduction to Aviation Management (AVSC 305), Aviation Safety (AVSC 310), Aviation Regulatory Process (AVSC 320), Aviation Management (AVSC 471) and Air Carrier Operations (AVSC 307). Having been in the airline business for more than thirty-three years, he finds teaching future aviation leaders to be an excellent way to impart his knowledge and make a positive change in the future. His research continues to examine the business of today's carriers. He is an avid Boston sports fan and has been a railroad groupie since his childhood.
Greg joined Bridgewater State University Aviation in September of 2008 as the Aviation Program Manager. He is also a graduate of the Bridgewater Aviation Program. For the last 17 years Greg has flown for numerous part 135 air charter operations and served as Line Captain, Training Captain and Line Check Airman for a large part 121 regional airline. Greg still maintains his proficiency as a professional corporate pilot for a fortune 20 company flight department. Additional duties include management of the IS-BAO Stage III certification. At Bridgewater Aviation Greg is involved with domestic and international aviation industry relations, professional development, marketing, recruiting, technical advisor and internship development. Greg also serves as Safety Officer and as the Assistant Chief Pilot for Bridgewater's FAA approved 141 flight school.
Loren earned a Bachelors Degree in Psychology and a Masters Degree in Higher Education Administration before changing careers to follow his passion for aviation. He has been Bridgewater State University Aviation's Chief Instructor since the Part 141 program was certified in 2008, and is active with the FAA Safety Team conducting presentations and assisting with the general aviation awards program. He is currently working to build the relationship between Bridgewater Aviation and the Civil Air Patrol, and to develop outreach programs with local, regional and state high schools.
Margie has worked at the Aviation Training Center since September 2008. She previously worked as a Social Worker for the Head Start Preschool Program. Prior to that she worked as a Marketing Information Administrator at the Commonwealth Electric Company (now NSTAR). She earned a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from Emmanuel College.
Lisa is a long time resident of the Bridgewater State University community and is familiar with college policies and procedures. She has been part of the Bridgewater family since she officially began working for the college in 1992, then later joined the aviation science department in 2001. Enthusiastic, energetic, she aims to please, if you have any problems or questions do not hesitate to contact her. "Dream lofty dreams...future aviators".
The department offers a BS degree in Aviation Science with a concentration in aviation management or flight training. We combine a liberal arts education with hands-on flight training that prepares students to fly in any kind of weather and over mountains, open water, urban areas and more. Our program has been active for more than 30 years, and our faculty represent more than a century of combined experience.
As the demand grows for experienced pilots and aviation managers, our aviation graduates pursue careers in the air and on the ground at major carriers and airports throughout the nation – as pilots, managers and other staff members, flight planners, systems engineers, flight instructors, and air traffic controllers.
Aviation Training Center
1852 Shawmut Avenue
New Bedford, MA
Dispatch desk: 508.531.1476


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Pleasant people. Nice food. In spite of putting the information on the booking form the hotel did not see that I needed breakfast at 7.15 each morning. Breakfast was at 7.30am this is a bit late for people on business trips. They put themselves out the first morning and cooked breakfast but not the second morning and I was rushed to eat and pay for the room and get to my work destination by 8am , unfortunately I was late.
Good food...friendly staff. Attention to detail was a bit lacking although not enough to make a complaint.
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Brevard, N.C. - Angela Canale of the Brevard College Cross Country team and Neville Bryce of the BC Football team have been named the Sports Spot Brevard College Student-Athletes of the Month for the month of November as recognized on WSQL 1240 AM on Wednesday afternoon. The award is presented by Sports Spot in conjunction with the Brevard College Athletic Department.
Canale was voted the Female Student-Athlete of the month by the Brevard College Athletic Head Coaching staff over fellow nominees Lindsay Brendle of the women's basketball team and Rebecca Schoonover of the volleyball team.
Canale led the Tornados in two events of the month of November, competing at the 2010 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Championships in Wingate, N.C., as well as at the 2010 NCAA Southeast Regional meet in Charlotte, N.C. Canale finished fifth overall at the SAC Championships, becoming the second BC women's Cross Country runner to achieve First Team All-Conference honors, while also making the All-Freshman team. She also finished 18th overall in the 188-woman field at the NCAA Regional meet. Overall, Canale was the top finisher in leading the Tornados to an eighth place team finish at the SAC Championships and a 24th place finish at the Regionals.
Bryce was voted the Men's Student-Athlete of the Month by the Brevard College Head Coaching Staff over fellow nominees Josh Roper of the men's basketball team and Jonathan Lavelle of the cross country team.
Bryce led the Tornados rushing attack in their final month of the season, carrying the ball 35 times for 134 yards and three touchdowns as the BC Football team went 1-1 in the month of November. Bryce carried the ball eight times for 44 yards against Newberry on November 6th, before carrying the ball 27 times for 90 yards and the game-winning touchdown against Mars Hill College on November 13th, as the Tornados defeated the Lions for the first time since Brevard joined the South Atlantic Conference.
These two athletes will be presented with action shots recognizing their award, which will be displayed in the lobby of Boshamer Gymnasium for the entire school year. A total of nine female and male Sports Spot Athletes of the Month will be selected in the 2010-2011 academic year. The award is selected from qualified candidates each month by the athletic department staff.
2010-2011 Winners
September - Bailey Varley (Women's Soccer) & Kelvin Jeter (Football)
October - Alexis Decosimo (Cycling) & Tristan Cowie (Cycling)
November - Angela Canale (Cross Country) & Neville Bryce (Football)
December - Holli Flippo (Women's Basketball) & Josh Roper (Men's Basketball)