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Food excellent, the the best looking and tasting breakfast. Prompt service and friendly staff. Bed not very comfortable - may be that mattress not very thick! Didn't sleep very well.
I have stayed at park farm on several occasions in the past & always enjoy a comfortable relaxing stay, nice place to unwind
Excellent service from polite efficient staff together with very good leisure facilities and good food.
The fact that on arrival I was not asked for a credit card reservation of money and thus not treated as a potential criminal aiming to abscond without paying.
It was nice to be able to visit the pool and steamroom The haetin stayed on over night and we got a poor night's sleep
We had a std double, it was better than a superior room at most other hotels. Very good leisure facilities. Excellent restaurant. All staff very attentive. Highly recommended.
The rooms were lovely and the staff were very friendly and helpful
Friendly atmosphere. Excellent food. Good leisure facilities
Staff were friendly Plumbing/ heating was noisy all night keeping us awake.......Didnt like the fact of having to walk around the outside in the rain for access between room to reception
It is difficult to rate the hotel as we only stayed two nights whilst attending a family funeral. But, it served our purposes perfectly.
proximity to city centre
the cleaner looked nice the room was really hot even tho the heating was off, not a huge problem tho
Excellent location lots of original feature Leaving
In the centre of Norwich - right by the cathedral and excellent choice of pubs and restaurants etc. Near good shops and The Forum A minor point was that the foyer internet access did not work. The room was cold at night due to a problem radiator but they supplied a room heater
Hotel is very conveniently located. Has own car park. Rooms are clean and comfortable and well equiped.
Good position in town;friendly/helpful staff; nice room;convenient car parking Not very excited by dinner menu
The helpfulness of your staff was certainly appreciated and available when needed. Also a pleasant bathroom. Our bedroom could have been more comfortable and a large stain on the carpet on entering did not give a good first impression. The duvet was most comfortable but softer pillows would have been nice.
The staff is friendly and the onsite restaurant was fantastic! Rooms are modernized and spacious. Location is excellent. Couldn't have asked for anything more!
A comfortable recently modernised hotel in a delightful inner city location with a free car park, Also the restaurant is excellent and the staff generally helpful and courteous. Nothing! It ticked all our boxes.
The Paston room was excellent, but the key fob did not have the room name on it, just the number which confusingly was 412 even though the room is on the second floor.
The position was very good We were at the back of the hotel and the extractor unit was a little noisy
Staff, building itself - spacious and grand, swimming pool Bedroom would benefit from a reading light
Frfiendly helpful staff, excellent pool and sauna. `breakfast rolls undercooked, no crispbread, i.e ryvita available.
The grounds and the hotel were very good. You were made welcome. I enjoyed the facilities. As said before. The room was basic and for the price I would have expected king size bed and a fridge. There is no air conditioning in the room and it was a warm weekend. I was informed when booking out that there was bigger rooms available.
Excellent service - particularly the waitress. Food was also excellent. Confusing layout and unclear "labelling" in the lifts! e.g no infomation which floor to choose for Reception.
Ample car parking, polite and friendly staff, very good choice for the room service menu as a single traveller this is very important and an excellent selection for breakfast with attentive serving staff The facilities were a bit dated and the room was rather a long trek away from reception.
the ambience in room information folder lacking (some pages duplicated, possibly some missing, restaurant opening times not given), and not coordinated with TV on screen info ("refer to in room guide for restaurant opening times"), phone not working, TV unadjustable for colour balance, no guide as to channels
peace and quiet over looking the golf course i didnt stay longer
We were very pleased with the room we had. Breakfast was good with wide variety Although we booked online when we arrived at the hotel they had no knowledge of our booking. But because we had the relevant paperwork they were able to fit us in.
Staff were helpful and efficient. Hotel Building and Grounds were excellent. Facilities and dining were as you would expect of a De Vere Hotel.
Good facilities
Lovely decor, nice room. Quiet. Very helpful friendly staff. No probs at all.
The hotel is in a good location for norwich,easy parking,quiet.
Location of Hotel, ease of use and good facilities Room Service for Breakfast (didn't arrive!)
no late night revellers n/a
Comfortable relaxing weekend break in a modern coveniently located hotel. Staff very friendly & helpful
Not very much to our disapointment Breakfast was a disgrace
Excellent staff, couldn't be more helpful and location to Norwich City Football Club perfect! Breakfast and lunch also very good. Overall a bit expensive for a Travelodge on steroids. Lacked atmosphere and character, and for the money we paid I've stayed in better hotels.
Big comfortable beds
Comfortable, clean modern and spacious rooms, all the facilities you'd expect from a good hotel, helpful staff and good food. No
Location with friendly staff. Needed more people serving in the bar in the evening with training on how to deal with customers in their correct order. I was overlooked when it was "my turn" three times
The staff were very helpful and welcoming. The room was comfortable and very modern, it was very clean also. It was clearly visable from road and easy to get to from city centre. A great stay.
access available at all times to room, car parking, walking distance to town Ensuite facilities were to small for comfort, I believe not worthy of 4star rating, as was food quality at breakfast! deep cleaning of some elements within room needed (extractor fan) also I would suggest needs uprating as condensation is affecting decoration (rm 16)
Out of the city so quieter but a good bus service if needed, good parking facilities.
Excellent, friendly service from staff. Easy to locate and close enough to the city.
Someone to greet me on arrival. Well lit. Separate and accessible lounge area. Own key. Payment taken on arrival so free to leave following morning.
Clean and modern.Breakfast was good and also included into the price that we pay,although during the time we booked online,it stated that breakfast was not included.
A very nice modern room with a nice feel We like the help yourself breakfast although we felt it could have been a little more tasty!! The sausages could have been more meaty!
Excellent cleanliness, buffet-style full English breakfast, car parks for about 10 cars
Lack of staff. Lack of information about Norwich.
Everything! The staff, welcome; The room was new well apointed and spotless. The breakfast was fresh, wholesome and well presented. the guest house offers excelent off street parking. This is clearly a new bussiness venture and I wish them every success. Keep up these excellent standards and look forward to continued recomendations and repeat custom. I have suggested to Norwich Union that they put you on their recomendation. You are a credit to the city of Norwich
Convenience - near to coast and Norwich - comfort and facilities in hotel itself no
We stayed at Old Catton Hall for 3 nights as we were going to a wedding nearby. The history of the place was very interesting and the luxurious rooms were fantastic. Dianne the owner was very attentive and the breakfast were very good. We would definatley stay there again.
beautiful place, well kept. the price of the drinks from the honesty bar.
Old manor house with character. Bedroom was large, airy and tastefully decorated. On suite was excellent. Breakfast was individually cooked and very tasty, with fresh fruit, not tinned, available. Highly recommend.
4 poster room , everything available from coffee milk to cold beers from fridge bit noisy from grandkids and traffic and squeeky floorboards! [but added to charm]
Owner very nice and friendly, really good choice of breakfast, room very comfortable, enjoyed the numerous books on offer to read. Is a beautiful house. I think the hotel would be more suited to the more mature person, but have nothing bad to say about it at all.
The privacey that we were given, the freedom to come and go as we pleased, the facilities and relaxed mode.
This hotel is an excellent place to stay. It is full of old world charm and full of character. I was very warmly welcomed and settled into an excellent room. Breakfast was excellent and grat value for money. I will definitely be staying here again.
Room faultless with all conveniences. Staff very helpful. poor location for eating out; nowhere within walking distance.
The frendliness of the owners / staff and excelent welcome and service
The location was very good for our visit. The staff extremely helpful. Lack of a trouser press in the rooms
Wonderful staff that go the extra mile.
The location,and ambiance and artdeco style On arrival having booked two rooms,told they only had one emphasis on my arrangement not their administration/management.Taking one hour to serve meal from ordering with no apology.Cleaning trolley outside room with toillet roll on floor and linen when going down for breakfast
Very comfortable bed! It was divine! Lovely big bathroom and very, very clean. Breakfast was great. We were there for our friends wedding and the whole weekend went off very well. Nothing was too much trouble and the staff were very helpful.
The decor no
Location Lack of attention to detail - this hotel could be so much better as it is in a perfect location for Norwich city centre, something much needed in Norwich. Some examples of very many shortcomings that I would expect without question in a hotel of this standard - only one bath robe (probably unwashed as there was a tissue in the pocket), toiletries not replenished on two night stay, bin not emptied despite having a discarded sandwich in it, we were not made to feel particularly welcome after a long and tiring drive, rear entrance to hotel from car park gives bad impression as not very well kept etc etc etc... Our room looked tired and in need of some maintenance. Door handle, toilet roll holder falling off, grubby marks on carpets/furniture etc.Staff don't appear well trained - we were not even asked on departure whether everything was ok and of we had had a good stay. Surely this wouldn't be too much trouble?
The bathroom
Central city location, convenient for Norwich nightlife. Mould around the shower enclosure and fittings, not expected in a hotel of this standard.
We liked the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff, the style of the hotel and decor. We liked the small details that were different from so many large chain hotels, ie the furniture, the provision of a 'real' long leaf tea (not tea bags) real coffee etc. in the room...food in the restaurant was excellent. The room could do with a small table, tray etc and a longer lead on the kettle so we didn't have to put the kettle on the floor to reach a socket and didn't have to put the tea/coffee pot on their furniture with the risk of leaving water marks etc. ....small points really.
room was comfortable and location was excellent reception was small and not obvious
good location clean modern hotel good gym and spa The food at the bistro was the worst i have ever eaten at a 'decent hotel. only one other person in the whole room should have been a clue. After a bottle of corked wine the prawn starter arrived to be followed 15 minutes later by the wine. The prawns went back and a new plate appeared. the sauce one could only describe as a mix between daddies, HP, tomato and jerk Truely revolting! But the fish and chips was to follow. For £12 i expected a large fresh piece of fish. Sometimes small is better and the flacid piece of cod arrived with mccain chips and a pile of lime green dollop. Use the hotel and the main restaurant (where i have had a good mean previously) by avoid the golf club bistro.
it was restful and enjoyable
Reception staff were very polite and efficient, a pleasure to deal with We had a snack in the golf course cafe and what an experience that was. We sat outside overlooking the 18th green we ordered food but when it was delivered we had to ask for the table to be cleaned, cutlery was dropped on the floor and no condiments were offered. In the morning we went to go for breakfast, nowhere is it indicated where to go to eat, when we found it there was a sign on the notice board outside it. We were greeted by the manager who said "she will show you where to go" whilst he fiddled with his mobile phone and took a call on that, I would assume it to be a private call as he said "yes mate" None of the waitresses were very polite and certainly not attentive, a very limited selection of food was available on the buffet.
The pool area was very impressive, and the staff in the pool area very helpful. The bar was very impersonal and was furnished in an inappropriate fashion. The breakfast we OK but tea was almost undrinkable.
Relaxing, good service, good food, lovely hotel & grounds No air conditioning, cost of drinks etc from the mini basket in room, mattress bit hard
Fantastic luxurious accomodation> top class hotel close to the city for a relaxing weekend. nothing.
I enjoyed the facilities and the hotel had lots of fine qualities. My partner and I thought the food was the worse meal we ever had, how they can get the meal so wrong twice is unbelivable. The cost for the food was way over priced for the quality and I could recommend near by resteraunts that were far superior and at half the price.
The location was stunning and there are certainly a lot of things to do. The staff were very friendly and the ambience of the hotel was very relaxed. Most areas were clean and tidy as was the room although with two Queen beds it was a little cramped. The food in the separate 'Zest' restaurant was better than that served for breakfast which was very run-of-the-mill and appeared to have come straight from cans or packets without any creativity. Our general impression was that the hotel has pretentions beyond the reality.
All staff were polite and help full
Nice well appointed room. Some friendly staff. Attractive setting. Good swimming pool and spa area A coach party of noisy people ruined the dinner atmosphere, were given the best dining slot, crowded out the breakfast room and caused queing. Breakfast older maitre'd was rude and offhand and did not give way to my disabled wife.
Friendliness of staff Not really
Option to use gym and swimming pool Carvery was very poor. Staff were young and inexperienced. It would make such a difference to this hotel if they had a good restaurant and took away the Carvery.
The downstairs room were nicely furnished and the staff welcoming and friendly. The bed was comfortable My room was freezing cold - I arrived tired and would have appreciated if the heating (a small electric heater) had been on. Long corridors meant I felt vulnerable walking back to my room.
Easy to find and convenient with a car. I would describe my room as well used, tired. A lick of paint would go a long way.
Room needed redecorating, but informed this was in progress.
the food was excellent value the room / hotel needed updating/refurbishing but it was clean
Leisure facilities Food / Restaurant was not as good as it could have been. Lack of staff did not help.
Bed and breakfastr deal was excellent value for money, comfortable hotel, friendly staff. Some of the food at breakfast on the first day was not very hot.
Location no lift and requested ground floor
spa.staff were pretty good. ran out of various food items.room 218 had a wall picture missing the room heater did not work and decor somewhat shabby. i have stayed at this hotel on several occasions but not for some time, it seemed better then.
Comfortable, warm, good interior décor, good quality furnishings, nice bathroom, great breakfast, excellent location Tv difficult to work despite instructions, overnight parking great but having to move car by 9am when checkout was at 11am inconvenient
Friendly welcoming staff, very comfortable room, and excellent breakfast.
Clean, warm and comfortable and a good breakfast. The proprioters were not there to welcome us and although the lady who was there was very pleasant and kind, we felt that our welcome was rushed.
Personal service, rooms well equipped. Breakfast very good and parking provided. Room temperature could not be adjusted, it was a little warm
Allowed us early check in to leave bags in our room None
The room was pleasantly designed with modern furnishings, the bed was extremely comfortable, the shower was wonderful, everything was immaculately clean and there was a good variety of hot and cold foods for breakfast.
I loved everything about this hotel. Location was fantastic right in the heart of old Norwich. Breakfast was superb and freshly cooked. 1 would certainly stay at Number 17 again. Car parking was expensive but very convenient. Always a problem in city centre location and not the fault of the hotel.
Breakfast was good,Jim made us feel at home,relaxed. Central heating miles too hot,could not adjust it.Could not open window,seemed to be sealed shut which made the situation worse.
Friendly greet and rooms modern and clean - breakfast delicious and the hotel itself was ideally placed for shopping - the purpose of our trip
we liked the relaxed atmospher of the hotel, and the proffessionalism of all at the spa. We found the staff in the resturant on the 1st night a bit lacking in helping to take our orders and when drinks were asked for took a long time to be delivered to our table and we even had to ask another member of staff.
I really liked the room. It was quite spacious, with the most storage space I've ever had in a hotel room. Also the hospitality tray was very generous. I liked the way the rooms are based around a courtyard. We stayed one night B&B; the breakfast was delicious and a the dining room was lovely, overlooking the golf course. It felt like I was staying at a top hotel; I would love to have stayed longer and been able to use the fitness centre / spa, plus relax in one of the lovely lounges. If I could afford it I would stay for a week! Not applicable.
lady in the spa was adorable room was comfortable but had faults meal was exceptional
All facilities were good and the staff very helpful. All food was first class and the restaurant well appointed. The lounge areas in the hotel were not warm enough during the evening and we had to return to our room
Excellent facilities, room and food. Staff very polite and attentive Some attention to detail, milk cartons in our room, table not fully laid out in restaurant at breakfast. Could do with loo brush in en suite
Mould in the bathroom
Enjoyable relaxing place to stay for the amount paid. No
a very peaceful atmosphere and the staff were all very friendly n/a
Location is good, food was excellent No cashpoint onsite
Location is good, food is very good and they have sports facilities no means of getting cash onsite (cash machine)
Opportunity for later, buffet style breakfast-excellent standard of housekeeping open plan lounge area straight off entrance too busy & noisy - no quiet areas
Hotel room was not ready for check at two pm. Heating and air con temperatures are set centrally so couldnt warm up the room only with a radiator located under the window.
It was not possible to have only a cup of coffeee for breakfast without paying the full £13.95 charge.
Very friendly & helpful staff at front desk
Very pleasant and helpful Reception. Very comfortable room. Early check-in and late check-out appreciated. Shower took a while to warm up!
Hotel conveniently situated on outskirts of Norwich but within easy access of city centre. Leisure facilities used and enjoyed by my daughter.
The room was lovely and the extra bed for our daughter was ready when we came and comfortable. Very overbearing, fake friendly receptionist. She needs to learn to slow down and calm down and let guests breath a bit before launching into her standard patter.
The main problem was that our reservation with Active Hotels was not on record at the hotel itself. The hotel reception staff photocopied our printed confirmation in order to investigate. Fortunately there was a room available and the confirmed tariff was honored.
Relaxing and comfortable love the pool and sauna facilities A little noisy in the corridors.
Good location Friendly staff Good parking facilities Good Gym No fridge in room
lovely quiet room
the hotel in general has a tired look to it as the building is now fairly old. The public area and the dining room are bvery basic
Easy to find, good location, comfortable room and bed,easy parking,
size of room. easy to find.in fact we liked most things. our room was unbearably hot even though we had the fan on.
The food was excellant. We were not advised of the wedding reception happening right below us. The room was very hot, we could not open the windows due to the noise.
convenient location, check in staff very friendly shower curtain (should be screen), noisy room near road, poor glazing let lots of noise in
Spa was ok Bed was uncomfortable and decor was fading.
Leisure facilities
nothing booked a double room and got a twin room with a big lump where the mattresses join, told this is normal practice, absolutely unbelievable and awful, wudnt recommend
very disappointed in standard of room for the price paid. overpriced bar with no atmosphere. breakfast room staff not very interested in guests. buffet style breakfast items barely warm. would not stay in this hotel again.
Availability of the gym for the amount of money for the room i expected a lot better state of the room. There were broken tiles in the bathroom and it was dirty around the bath.
convenience bar prices
Just stayed overnight as necessaity
Staff were very friendly and the hotel was clean - if a little tired. The location is a little out of the way, on the airport perimeter but that was to be expected.
Very helpful staff throughout. Room was very good. Bar and resturant service exellent. Had a very good stay.
Breakfast Check-in, as completely inadequate, wrong keys given which allowed us into wrong room occupied by another guest.
wine dine sleap swim breakfast
Very nice rooms Paying extra for internet access
Nothing, it is overpriced and expensice for what it offers. The only plus is it is close to the airport and park and ride Everything. No soap for baqth for time of our stay. No ligjt above bed for length of stay (5 nights). Very noisy very hard to sleep due to big mouth southerners smoking drinking banging doors until the early hours(4am). Poor parking arrangements due to moronic boxing event and the hotel being full of visiting knuckle dragging morons.
Staff were helpul and knowledgable. Those in the dining room were always courteous and friendly as well as efficient and aware of customer's deadlines. (Catching the early plane to Amsterdam for example).
Beautiful rooms, luxurious bathroom, very comfortable indeed. Glorious Autumn gardens full of mature trees - our room had a balcony and we enjoyed sitting outside in the late evening sunshine. The birds were our early alarm call! The food was outstanding, we will become regular customers. David & Gaynor Griffiths. Ely, Cambridgeshire.
Food was wonderful.Breakfast and dinner.Staff very helpfull and Hotel was just what we wanted. Internet booking did not go through to the hotel and when I phoned the staff they re-booked me changing the room and tariff to suit my needs for the weekend.So pleased that they did, first class!
Can't fault anything. Fantastic service all round, excellent food, thoroughly recommended.
very clean, staff extremely helpful and friendly, the food was cooked fresh and of a good quality and the wine list was good. rooms were of a high standard
The hotel stands in a delightful,tranquil setting. The owners were extremely welcoming and attentve without being intrusive. They clearly know their business. The quality and presentation of food was exellent. Couldnt identify any critically bad points.
Very nicely kept inside and outside; welcoming hosts; thoughtfully provided facilities; good food Breakfast timings (7.30-8.45am) possibly a touch early for a restful break!
A perfect break
Nice clean hotel, friendly staff. Large room with excellent en suite facility. Internet connection not included in the price of the room.
Chris & Sally Entwhistle are wonderful hosts; welcoming and friendly. They were very helpful in helping me plan a special birthday surprise for my husband. The food was to die for. It's a beautiful building set in pleasent gardens. Our room could have been bigger.
Quietness, comfort, friendly staff, good food.


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I think when someone is gonna shine and they already have a background you can sometimes see in how fast they progress in the other disciplines they start learning. Because of this I think Danny Roberts is Deffo gonna go far. The guy comes from boxing, smashes people with knees and has legit bjj/wrestling enough to keep with Bjj black belts. In 3 years.
Just looking at danny on youtube etc. Do you know how old he is? Doesn't have it on sherdog.
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I think Steven Ray has the skills to get into the UFC, he's only just turned 23. He faced Curt Warburton at 22 and gave away 10 years in experience in that fight and he wasn't far off winning so shows you the potential he has.
He takes trips across to Canada to train with Tristar and is over there at the moment. He's being used as a main sparring partner for Mark Bocek as he is facing a Southpaw in his next fight (next month), he is also working with GSP in training and has guys like Robert Whittaker and John Makdessi in sparring.
He has a good team behind him in the Dinky Ninja's also who offer top sparring and training/coaching on a day to day basis
www.ontoppromotions.co.uk - MMA Promotion/Fighter Management
Chris Fishgold (9-0 I believe, but maybe 10-0)
He didn't give away 10 years in experience. In age maybe. But curt only started straining in mma when he was 26/27 and is only 31 now so all in all ray has probly been training longer.


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Then, slyly, he added, "Thanks for talking Loeffler into letting me see him."
For Loeffler is one of those exquisites whose refinement is unfortunately accompanied by sterility, perhaps even results from it.
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And Loeffler's having passed the interview off as a personal favor put their relationship back in its proper perspective.
Loeffler never gave a pupil any rest until he came up to his requirements.
Loeffler did the same thing, in the same year for diphtheria, and Nicolaier for lockjaw; while Kuno produced antipyrene.
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What I want only untethered jailbreak.
I am on the IP5 6.02 just updated through ITunes
Followed instructions to save shsh through redsnow's latest version followed the instructions on pg2 it shows my phone at the bottom of the page but when I go to shsh then new it takes me to the folder I have redsnow in and I can't seem to find the Ipsw to save anyone have any Ideas on what I am missing? Miss my JB just tryin to be ready. Basically my firmware doesn't show up when I hit new.
Thanks; HIP5
Hurry up god damn it!
I hope this would come out soon, I really miss jailbreaking because I need to reinstall callblock.
Hate all the spams coming in now that I switch to iPhone 5.
If he wants to donate for the result, he can donate to the result.
It is called a donation, he can donate how ever he wants.
The important thing is to donate money.
The only problem I have is...
When people post comments like that I doubt they will ever donate any money to the cause or result.
Just to clarify... I have iPhone 5 on 6.0 .... would it be best to update now to 6.0.2? Or wait for a 6.1 jailbreak?
So it looks like IOS6/601 wont be jailbroken and IOS6.1 will be.
If they want a thanks then they will get lots of them when the next jailbreak is released.
WHY thank them now for nothing. My iPad3 is still not jailbroken so they dont get a thanks yet. They get a WHY ARE YOU TAKING SO LONG!!!? Its been what? 6 months since IOS6 came out and still nothing.
Can't wait! iPhone 5 is an expensive flashlight w/o the jailbreak
It's attitudes like yours that drive hard working hackers away from doing this stuff.
I mean your right. Why thank them for past jail breaks. Why thank them for never giving up and continuing to try and outsmart the most secure platform out.
Your right why the hell would we thank them because your ******* iPad3 isn't jailbroken yet.


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Detroit, MI 48201
WSU Camp Cosmos - Summer 2013
June 17 – June 28
The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Wayne State University is excited to announce our third Astronomy Summer Camp taught by WSU Physics and Astronomy faculty and staff.
Camp Cosmos is a two-week long astronomy and astrophysics camp designed for student ages 12-15 (suggested grades 7-10). Base camp for this summer program is located in the recently upgraded WSU Planetarium!
Students will investigate the night sky and learn about telescopes; learn Starry Night, the software used to program planetarium shows; and explore many of the most interesting aspects of space science such as the Solar System, the Milky Way Galaxy and our vast Universe. Topics include the Big Bang, stellar evolution, supernovas, neutron stars, black holes, galaxies, cosmology, and current mysteries like dark matter and dark energy.
Students will also enjoy many hands-on activities and special experiences such as visits to the WSU Recreation and Fitness Center and to local area museums in the nearby Midtown Cultural Center.
WSU Camp Cosmos is a cosmic experience!
Camp dates: Monday, June 17 – Friday, June 28, 2013
Camp hours: 9 am – 4 pm (except for Friday, June 28th which is 9 am – 1 pm)
(If student needs to be dropped off earlier or stay later, arrangements can be made).
Location: WSU Planetarium, Room 0209 (Lower Level), Old Main Building
Wayne State University, 4841 Cass Avenue, Detroit, MI 48201
Cost: $375.00 (includes lunch and all field trips)
Sponsors: WSU Department of Physics & Astronomy
For more information, go to the WSU Planetarium website/Summer Programs at: http://planetarium.wayne.edu/programs/summer-programs.php
For questions, please contact:
Dawn Niedermiller, WSU Camp Cosmos Program Director


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"Hi. In your hands, right now, you hold the culmination of thousands of years of human intelligence, ingenuity, and brilliance. Now put your goddamn phone down and pay attention to my book.
"What is in my book, you ask? (I'm really glad you asked, by the way, because now I get to tell you.)
"Time travel. Gay marriage. Sportsballing. Futuristic goggles that DO NOTHING.
"Tiny brags from my publisher, stuff like: 'This is an uproarious, uncensored take on empathy, personal responsibility, and what it means to be human.'
"Excessive brags about myself: 'An extraordinarily clever, punishingly funny, sharp-tongued blogosphere star, NFL player, husband and father, one-time violin prodigy, voracious lifetime reader, obsessive gamer, and fearless champion of personal freedom.'
"Oh, and also an essay on the Pope's Twitter account. Honestly, if that doesn't draw you in, there's no hope left for humanity. I also give my own funeral eulogy, in case you were hoping I'd go away and die now!
"So please, join me in the glorious art of windmill tilting by reading this 'collection of rousing, uncensored personal essays, letters, and stories' (I have no idea why that's in quotes).
"Join the herd of Beautifully Unique Sparkleponies.
"(You know you want to.)"
©2013 Chris Kluwe (P)2013 Hachette Audio
"The most interesting man in the N.F.L." (The New York Times)
"In a league (and sports climate) which has become one, long, repetitive sound bite, a guy who will actually say something meaningful." (BleacherReport.com)
"Chris Kluwe is a glimmering sparklepony of candor (and not afraid to dive fearlessly into the marriage equality debate)." (Mother Jones)
"Great Listen, Great Book"
Funny Honest Liberal
His genuineness and honesty mixed with a dash of humor.
The emphasis in his reading really adds to the funny nature of the book.
"Not to my liking."
I am a left leaning individual like Chris. I agree with nearly every one of his points of view. However, I find his style obnoxious and worse, he isn't funny. I Didn't laugh once. I found him to be that bad American stereotype. I was hoping to learn a thing or two here. There was nothing for me I'm afraid. If you like his style, then perhaps you will fare better than I.
"Not as good as I hoped but still pretty good!"
Yes, but conditionally and in print as opposed to the audiobook. I respect Kluwe as a person and agree with most of his arguments, but I feel they could have been presented better. In this book he comes across as a bit try-hard which isn't entirely unexpected for someone attempting to follow up an explosive original short work, ie. the epic letter that set this whole thing off.
It was reasonably paced. However, I find author-read stories to be hit or miss. Some authors are fantastic and others less-so. I'm afraid this is an example of the latter. I chalk it up to not having the narration experience of many other writers, understandable considering the guy's day-job. The narration felt stilted more often than not, with sentences sounding disconnected from the whole (which got more and more noticeable as it went on). I ended up having to play it at a faster speed just to make myself finish.
All other complaints aside, this book was overall pretty good. It really does make you realize the importance of speaking up when you see injustice and standing your ground.
"The best book I've listened to!"
I will definitely listen to this book again. I cannot believe this guy is a sportsman and not a professional writer .. His book and his narration is mesmerising! He has my full attention 100% of the time, his topics are interesting, his delivery is precise and comical. I would totally recommend this book to anyone!
Chris Klewe. He's the only one in it.
It's excellent all of the way through ..
And more
Yes! If anyone can suggest a better book about life/science/human behaviour it will be my next purchase from Audible. I have listened to a lot of audiobooks and the only 1 which comes close to this is The Psychopath test by John Ronson :-)
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Welcome to Mater Amoris
Mater Amoris Montessori School is dedicated to the philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori in the belief that her teachings provide a scientifically based system which not only aids the child during early development, but throughout life. The Montessori philosophy is based on love for the child, respect for the child's dignity as a person, and a strong desire to help the child realize his or her fullest potential in society. The Montessori philosophy emphasizes the importance of spiritual and moral strength.
The Mater Amoris Environment
The rural environment of the Ashton campus fosters the development of thinking, self-sufficient, and flexible young people - whatever their chosen course in life. The 13-acre Ashton campus brings pupils into close contact with nature, where they enjoy clear air and spacious surroundings
After Mater Amoris?
Where do Mater Amoris students go to school after grade six? You will find that Mater Amoris graduates attend a number of public and private schools, including Academy of the Holy Cross, Garrison Forest, Glenelg Country School, Holton Arms, Maret, McDonough, National Cathedral, Park School, Sandy Spring Friends, Sidwell Friends, St. Albans and Stone Ridge. Mater Amoris children receive praise for their motivation, independence, academics and self-discipline.


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The advancement of display-based material technologies has brought about the convergence of light and information. Increasingly sophisticated light-emitting materials demonstrate enhanced versatility in emitting illumination or conveying data—or both.
Engineers at the University of California, Los Angeles have recently developed an organic light-emitting device (OLED) that is both transparent and elastic. Capable of being stretched 1,000 or more times, as well as to double its original size, the flexible material is a promising candidate for wearable computing, foldable electronic devices, adaptable e-wallpaper, and pliable medical devices.
The material is actually comprised of two components: a thin film of electroluminescent polymer and two silver-rubber composite electrodes. Both parts are similarly malleable at room temperature—thus overcoming one of the big hurdles of electronics-integrated clothing, which has been challenged by rigid components with delicate connections between materials.
"The lack of suitable elastic transparent electrodes is one of the major obstacles to the fabrication of stretchable display," said materials science postdoctoral student Jiajie Liang, also the lead author on the study, in a UCLA press release. "Our new transparent, elastic composite electrode has high visual transparency, good surface electrical conductivity, high stretchability and high surface smoothness—all features essential to the fabrication of the stretchable OLED."
Qibing Pei, an engineering and materials science professor, was the principal investigator.
"Our new material is the building block for fully stretchable electronics for consumer devices," Pei said. "Along with the development of stretchable thin-film transistors, we believe that fully stretchable interactive OLED displays that are as thin as wallpaper will be achieved in the near future. And this will give creative electronics designers new dimensions to exploit."
Blaine Brownell, AIA, is a regularly featured columnist whose stories appear on this website each week. His views and conclusions are not necessarily those of ARCHITECT magazine nor of the American Institute of Architects.


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Cardiff Met - International Students from Cardiff Metropolitan University on Vimeo.
Making a decision to study overseas is not something we feel you have taken lightly. It is important to us that you get the very most of your time here. As a result, Cardiff Metropolitan prides itself on the high level of individual support which is given to each and every one of our international students. In choosing to study at our University, you have the opportunity to graduate from one of the UK's most respected modern universities. As a graduate of one of our many vocationally focused courses, you help secure your success in your chosen career.
Building upon a longstanding and proud tradition, Cardiff Metropolitan University has an established international reputation for the provision of professional and vocationally focused courses. This reputation is supported by a broad programme of applied research and consultancy, and the university's close links with industry.
The University is organised into five academic schools over three campuses, situated in and around the city of Cardiff:
Cardiff School of Art & Design;
Cardiff School of Education;
Cardiff School of Health Sciences;
Cardiff School of Management and
Cardiff School of Sport.
With the highest proportion of international students at any university in Wales, the University's reputation as one of the UK's leading modern universities is a reflection of our high quality teaching and research, as well as the committed and enthusiastic academic staff in all of our Schools. Extensive library and computing provisions, sports facilities and student services ensure that Cardiff Metropolitan University students enjoy studying in a world class environment.
All of Cardiff Metropolitan University's courses are designed with employability in mind
Applying for a place at University isn't just about choosing an appropriate course. Choosing a destination with the right environment and surroundings will help you make the most of your studies. Our students are fortunate to be situated in the heart of one of Europe's most exciting and multicultural destinations. Cardiff Metropolitan is situated in Cardiff, the capital city of Wales, a country with a long tradition of welcoming students from all over the world. Located only two hours from London by road or train, Cardiff has an exciting and diverse character and has recently been named as one of the world's top cities to visit by National Geographic Magazine. If you are looking for a place where you will be made to feel welcome, somewhere that is lively, safe and easy to get around, Cardiff is your answer.
Beyond our city, you can enjoy the varied and stunning landscapes of Wales itself. Wales is a country with a great deal of history and areas of outstanding beauty. Within an hour of Cardiff you could be enjoying the spectacular coastlines of South Wales, or enjoying the rugged mountain terrain of the Brecon Beacons.
With the very best in modern architecture, unspoilt parkland, a diverse range of arts and culture, and attractive countryside and stunning coastlines on the doorstep, Cardiff truly has something for everyone.


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Earlier this month, Honda announced that it was updating its versatile Fit subcompact for the 2018 model year. Last week, the manufacturer released additional details.
Yearning for a Hellcat with better track performance? If so, there's good news for you coming out of Auburn Hills this week, as Dodge announced that those big fender flares first seen on the 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon will be available on a special model of the Challenger SRT Hellcat.


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Nicole Kidman Finally Comes Clean About Almost Marrying Lenny Kravitz
It's taken her over a decade, but Nicole Kidman is finally admitting that her relationship with Lenny Kravitz was serious enough that the pair almost wed. Kidman was interviewed for her cover story with Net-A-Porter's "The Edit" magazine and inside she talks about working with Zoe Kravitz on "Big Little Liars":
"Well, I knew Zoe because I was engaged to her father. It's all in the family!"
The couple initially met when Kidman rented Kravitz's Manhattan party. They dated between 2003 and 2005, but have remained close even after splitting.
"I love Lenny. He's a great guy," she added.
Kravitz is even rumored to have penned his song "Lady" about Nicole.
Kidman previously admitted being secretly engaged to an ex-boyfriend but she didn't identify who before now.
'It just wasn't right. I wasn't ready. We weren't ready,' she told E! back in 2007.
Read the full story on Bossip.com.
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Just in Time For Memorial Day, a New Veterans Facility in Southern Utah
It's the end of an era for military veterans in Utah's nine southernmost counties.
Just in time for Memorial Day, officals in southern Utah have opened a new veterans' home, to served elderly and injured former members of the armed forces.
The new facility was funded with state and federal tax dollars -- along with $300,000 generated through a St. George fundraising campaign.
The new facility is located in the small town of Ivins -- just outside St. George -- which donated ten acres for its construction.
Until now, southern Utah veterans needing services have had to make the long drive to the Wasatch Front.


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Woman Serious After Single-Car Crash
A 56-year-old woman was seriously injured after she lost control of her car on the H-1 freeway at 5:15 Tuesday morning. The woman was apparently cut off by another driver and she lost control. The car rolled over several times in the eastbound direction near the Makakilo onramp. She was taken to a trauma center in serious, but stable condition.


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Amazon added consolidated billing a couple of days ago. It allows you to consolidate multiple accounts onto a single bill so your credit card only gets one hefty charge instead of many smaller ones from all the accounts you might have. What's actually nice is that you can download a CSV file with the details of all the accounts in one place so you get an overview of where the money is going. For someone like me who has over a dozen accounts that's really, really nice!
From the account you use for billing you can send invites to others so they can add their account to your billing method. They can still see their bill, it just doesn't hit their credit card, it hits yours. You get to see what they used too, since you're paying for it. I created a new account that I'm not using for any service at all and consolidated all my "real" accounts onto it. This way I can pretty freely hand out the credentials in finance and admin so anyone there who wants to see the numbers can log in without having any power over any instances, buckets, or whatnot.
One of the nice benefits of consolidated billing is that you can share some of the savings of reserved instances across accounts, but the details are pretty weird. The part that makes sense is that if account A doesn't use a reserved instance "slot" then another account B can make use of it and get the discounted hourly rates. Where it gets weird is that if account A purchased a reserved instances in zone us-east-1a then account B gets the benefit also in zone us-east-1a. While this may sound logical it makes no sense because the zone names are permuted between accounts, so A's 1a is typically different from B's! Amazon: why do we need to buy reserved instances in an availability zone as opposed to a region since it clearly doesn't really matter?
I've actually always been unhappy with reserved instances. They seem to combine two completely different notions that I believe don't go together because the use-cases are disjoint. One notion is that of a "revenue commit" or "buying into a discount tier": you pay some money up front to get a lower rate. Makes perfect sense, but why does it have to be tied to an availability zone? Or even to an instance type for that matter? The second notion is that of guaranteed availability - your reserved instance slot is always guaranteed to be available, you won't get an "insufficient capacity" error. I understand why that has to be for a specific zone and type.
The reason the two notions don't mix for me is that in order to get the discount benefits you have to run your instance virtually all the time. It really only is advisable for instances that always run. In that case the whole notion of reservation is moot since you're running all the time anyway! If you're looking for the availability guarantee it's generally because the instance is not running all the time and you want to make sure that the day you need it you can get it. Think disaster recovery scenario. In that case the whole "discount" is moot, since you're like to actually pay more due to the up-front reservation cost! I wish I could just buy the discount without the availability guarantee and without the tie to a specific zone!
One thing I noticed is that most of our larger customers are not using reserved instances. I wonder why...


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"Hell never sell any ice cream going at that speed"
I love the way BOTB has absolutely no continuity between each film.
1 American Karate team that are blatantly a Tae Kwon Do team
2 Tommy's family are now native american
3 is a blur
4 Tommy has now had a daughter, been married and wife has died since number 3. Confusing to say the least.
2 - I just remember some casino with a gladiator pit and fatty penn getting snapped like a twig.
3 - Tommy and his family are now Koreans. Which doesn't please the racist yokels!!!
4 - I cannot remember 4 at all. I will have to watch it again. I do have the boxset.
Has anyone seen 'The Mechanic' yet I wanna know if it's worth me going to the cinema tomorrow?
Boondock Saints 2 was a bit poor but it could have been worse. The sidekick was a little annoying. Still, I would like a 3rd.
Watched the the first 2 Death Note films last night. They were pretty good, except for them 'Gods of Death'!


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These games are all about making you laugh. Perform humorous surgeries, or pimp your car, or make celebrities do silly things. Have you ever wondered what you'd look like as a Simpsons or South Park character? Design yourself one, or make some for your friends for laughs. There are many other fun games collected in this overview besides. We've selected the best picture colouring games and dress-up games. Mix and match the best colours and clothing styles. Do a fashion make-over, or dress up a famous cartoon character, such as SpongeBob Squarepants. Amusement guaranteed!
We like these games:Love Tester 3, Busted, Sofia the First - A Day at Royal Prep, Grindcraft, Pingu Blood, Dutch Politics Game, Vatican Quest, Play Time, Sylvester en Tweety Puzzel, Beauty and the Beast Puzzle


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What is the html code for ® ?
I tried googling and binging it but I got nothing.
I think © is for the copyright symbol which is similar.
has some foreign language codes for special characters.
So far I have not found how I can represent ® and if I put it in this forum in an html file it comes up as garbage in IE (locally at least).
It is either ® or ®See this page: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_entities.asp(I know, w3schools)
Hehe, just for good measure, you can also write it as
Oh wow, I wrote it as & # 174; but the board actually converted it.How did you do that, Ralph?
No, actually, I just wrote out the code and then wrapped half of it with the color black. That fools the system and it doesn't see it as a value to be converted any more. (Hehe, computers are so easy to fool sometimes ... silly things! :rolleyes: )
I pressed "Reply with quote" and saw that you'd done that, but thought "nah! that can't be it"I'll bear that trick in mind. Thanks.
Yes, this issue used to frustrate me a lot, so it's a handy trick to remember.
Or if you are using UTF-8 just have the character as is no codes.


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PHILADELPHIA – It was bitter sweet for the University of Pennsylvania men's and women's swimming and diving teams this afternoon, as the Quakers celebrated senior day with wins over La Salle. In the last meet the teams would swim together, the women defeated the Explorers 159-129 and the men won 162-122.
Before the meet began, head coach Mike Schnur recognized the ten seniors: Julia Anderson, Katherine Ashenfelter, Katie Orem, Clarissa Palmer, Anne Maercklein, Kristi Edleson, Shelby Fortin, William Hartje, Paul Maneri, and Rhoads Worster.
When time came to start the meet, the A and B teams in the women's and men's 200 medley relays set the tone.
Putting up the first points of the meet were sophomore Lauren Church, freshman Haley Wickham, junior Lauryn Brown, and junior Irene Katopodis. The "A team" touched the wall at 1:46.44, and the "B team" – freshman Madeleine Jardeleza, sophomore Catherine Yee, sophomore Lucy Chai, sophomore Emily Baturka – came in second at 1:49.48.
The men's "A team" – freshman Phillip Hu, sophomore Kyle Yu, senior Rhoads Worster, junior John Germanis – put up 11 points for the men, completing the race at 1:31.85. The "B team" – junior Dillon McHugh, sophomore Bobby Francis, freshman Zach Fisher, sophomore Eric Schultz – scored an additional four points with a time of 1:32.52.
Senior Kristi Edleson claimed the next first place finish for the Red and Blue in the 1000 free. Edleson swam the event in 10:21.25 and the next Quaker to touch the wall was sophomore Annie McCotter at 10:27.86, who placed third giving Penn an additional three points.
Seniors Shelby Fortin, Rhoads Worster, and William Hartje also added top points for their events. Fortin placed first in the 200 free with her time of 1:51.92, Worster added nine points for touching the wall first at 49.35 in the 100 fly, while Hartje earned top scores in both the 1 and 3 meter dives. One of the biggest events of the day though was the men's 200 IM, as the entire Red and Blue team cheered on Hartje.
Ending the meet was the 200 free relay teams, which competed as exhibition heats. The women's "A team" broke the pool record set the day before against West Chester, 1.36.13, as they touched the wall at 1:36.06. The men's "A team" would also have taken first place with their time of 1:22.47.
The Quakers will next compete together in the Cavalier Invite in two weeks. Before then, the men will host Harvard in the last conference meet of the season before Ivy Championships.
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alright well since its been flat and im in desparate need of doing something fun at the beach (even though wednesday it looks like we'll be getting a waist high swell...woo!)...i was thinkin about taking up spear fishing.......the thing is, i dont know anything about it. i figured someone on here might know a thing or two so i figured i'd ask a few questions...
where would i go about getting the right equipment?
do i need a license to do it?
any pointers?
i figure ill just give it a try. it sounds like fun...thanks for any responses


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Kesha 'Very Happy' to Have New Boyfriend 'in My Life'
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By Kathleen Perrricone
It's been four years since Ryan first interviewed Kesha at the start of her career, and although she's grown up so much since then, she insists really not that much has changed.
When he brought up that during their first chat she said she liked "dirty guys," the "Timber" singer joked that's still the case.
"I do, not like physically covered in dirt, but I just like them to be beardy and long hair and look like a little homeless," she clarified when she called in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Friday. "I like guys who look like they don't groom themselves. I'm not into guys who are very high-maintenance. I don't want them to take longer to get ready than me."
Next up for Kesha is her ABC singing competition, Rising Star, which premieres this Sunday at 9/8c.
"It is a singing show … it is kind of amazing and genius and revolutionary, which is the reason I was drawn to work with them," she explains. "They use apps. You just download an app, it's free, and then America gets to vote and it's instantly gratifying. There's no waiting for the results. You know in two minutes and thirty seconds if a contestant makes it or breaks it. And everybody at home can press yes or no. It's so easy and so simple, and yet so genius using technology to the fullest."
And although it's the viewers who vote for the competition, Kesha — as well as her co-experts Ludacris and Brad Paisley – all get 7% of the vote to decide if the contestant will continue on in the competition or be sent home.
"I just vote the same way that you guys vote," she explains. "Once they go through, then we get to talk to them and mentor them and kind of bring out the best in them and help explain what to do."
Another exciting aspect in Kesha's life right now is her new boyfriend, Brad Ashenfelter.
Don't Kesha and her boyfriend Brad Ashenfelter make the perfect hipster couple? http://t.co/K8RGNH9t9W pic.twitter.com/LrGNs3GeQC — E! Online UK (@EOnlineUK) May 30, 2014
While a lot of celeb couples have nicknames, Kesha and Brad don't have an official moniker just yet, although "I saw one, my personal favorite, was 'Bradsha,'" she joked. '"He's really, a really sweet human being. I'm very happy to have him in my life. That's way too much information for American to know. But I'm really happy with my beard."
Rising Star, which will also be hosted by Josh Groban, premieres this Sunday on ABC at 9/8c.


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There are faith-communities that still forbid women from preaching. I grew up in a community like that. Girls and boys weren't even allowed to study the bible together once we reached puberty. I guess all those adults worried that all that talk of who beget who might stir up the wrong passions inside of us. [Read More…]
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Fla. fugitive apprehended in La. on murder charges
Published: Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 9:46 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 9:46 p.m.
METAIRIE, La. — Authorities have arrested a Florida man in Louisiana and charged him with two counts of first-degree murder.
The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office says 25-year-old Jamaal Jenkins was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Service Friday at a home in Metairie, about 5 miles outside New Orleans.
Jenkins was charged in the murders of Destynee Nekole Burkes and Tieyannie Hollis.
Investigators found 24-year-old Burkes dead in her room at La Quinta Inn in St. Petersburg in January. A week later 31-year-old Hollis was shot while visiting an apartment complex in St. Petersburg, about 10 miles from the hotel.
The U.S. Marshals Service fugitive task force worked with St. Petersburg law enforcement deputies and officers to develop information on his whereabouts.
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One of my PT members died and was my fault, so i looked for a person in zone to Raise. Found 51 Rdm named Doubtlesshound said /tell Doubtlesshound Raise Reward?
he said where are u? i said secret beach (Valkrum Dunes) and invited him to party. He ran from accross zone said "How much?" so my wife asked him if he need money that bad...he said yes so I said how about 10K for Raise and escort.
Was feeling generous i like helping ppl out as much as i can.
Well anyway as I completed trade PT member HPed (japanese so didnt know what i was doing) and Doubtlesshound took off sending me /tell "My money now <foul languge>"
So all im saying is please do not help this guy out and certainly do not trust him.
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Ive used this and albolene for cutting in the last 24 hours prior to a weigh in.
Ive not idea why people use it for workouts though, your surely just going to rehydrate and replace the fluids youve lost. Same goes for guys insisting in training wearing sauna suits.
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This is a comparison between SweetSweat Vs Albolene
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Main Page | Risk Factors | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Screening | Reducing Your Risk | Talking to Your Doctor | Resource Guide
About 80% of people who have gallstones have no symptoms. These cases are called silent gallstones, which cause no problems and usually do not require treatment.
For those people who do have symptoms, gallstones often cause pain in the upper abdomen. The attack begins suddenly, often after a fatty meal and often during the night.
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Contact your doctor right away if you have the above symptoms and any of the following:
Adler DG, Baron TH, et al. ASGE guideline: the role of ERCP in diseases of the biliary tract and the pancreas. Gastrointest Endosc. 2005;62:1-8.
Ahmed A, Cheung RC, et al. Management of gallstones and their complications. Am Fam Physician. 2000;61:1673-1678.
Gallstones. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T114033/Gallstones. Updated July 22, 2016. Accessed October 4, 2016.
Portincasa P, Moschetta A, et al. Cholesterol gallstone disease. Lancet. 2006;368:230-239.
Portincasa P, Moschetta A, et al. Gallstone disease: Symptoms and diagnosis of gallbladder stones. Best Pract Res Clin Gastroenterol. 2006;20:1017-1029.
Last reviewed September 2016 by Michael Woods, MD, FAAP
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The new Fort Lauderdale has no shortage of luxury resorts. Determining the best hotel is akin to choosing the hottest Playboy centerfold. The Atlantic is like the busty blond twins who'd be willing to show you a thing or two after everyone else leaves Hefner's grotto. Located on the beach and just a stroll from Las Olas, this is old-school Florida class with new-school amenities, offering sundecks, outdoor dining, and rooms that look out on the ocean. From the 24-hour concierge and room service to the European spa and fitness center to its fine restaurants, the Atlantic is lavish and majestic, but never too elite to be comfortable. Get a martini at Trina, the hotel bar, and a massage from some of the finest masseuses in town. Then sit on your balcony, stare at the beautiful water, and ponder how grand life can be.
The Palm Beach Post has kicked some major ass this year, taking down a cadre of corrupt local officials, covering the hell out of the Dunbar Village rape, and producing an admirable series of investigative reports. (While we're at it, let's give a shoutout to the staff photographers, who have done some mind-blowing work.) But as we slog through the fact-heavy, front-page pieces that we know we ought to read (like the complex tale of Palm Beach Aggregates), we're jonesing to get to Page Two — Jose (pronounced Jo-zay) Lambiet's column. Is it gossip disguised as news? Or news disguised as gossip? One could easily mistake Lambiet's breezy writing for the paparazzi-style reporting that is causing the downfall of the collective American intellect. That's if it weren't so well-researched. At night, Lambiet charms his way through Palm Beach mansions and celebrity fundraisers; by the next morning, he's in the courthouse getting the dish on the Next Big Divorce. Sure, he gave us dirt on Rush Limbaugh's 30-something girlfriend and Greg Norman's hookup with Chris Evert, but his stories often go beyond that. Lambiet illuminated how disgraced commissioner Al Lamberti's wife was affected by her husband's scandal, and he kept tabs on rumored-to-be-gay Governor Charlie Crist's dalliance with a local lady. Lambiet tracked the voting problems of Ann Coulter ("The blond Democrat slayer," he called her) and took a Marlins player to task for hunting animals from a helicopter. His scoops often end up repeated in New York papers and national magazines. Because A-listers flirt with Palm Beach. And Jose owns it.
Around the New Times office, she's known as "The Wife of the Pulp." But just because she's married to New Times' own muckraking columnist Bob Norman doesn't mean we should keep Brittany Wallman from claiming a title she's due. Take it from writers who constantly try to get a crumb of fresh news out of Fort Lauderdale bigwigs: it rarely happens. Brittany, it seems, has already banged out every story worth breaking. As City Commissioner Christine Teel once said when begged for news tips or brewing scandals, "Brittany's got us pretty well covered. She doesn't miss much." Take for example last year's big local brouhaha: Mayor Jim Naugle's anti-gay stance that made national news. His comments about needing to buy $100,000 public toilets to curb homosexual sex were so subtle they probably wouldn't have been noticed except by someone who'd been the mayor's watchdog for years. Wallman's biography on the Sun-Sentinel's parenting blog, to which she also contributes, says the reporter "covers Fort Lauderdale City Hall, which is filled with almost as much drama as the Norman household." When Wallman's 5-year-old daughter Lily expressed shock that animals had died during an oil spill, Wallman asked her, "If you're so sad about animals dying, then why do you eat hamburgers and hotdogs?'' That's what we like — a reporter who lets no quote go unchallenged. No matter who you are, Lily.
Folks in the radio biz have been waiting – maybe that's begging – for SoFla radio stalwart Neil Rogers to retire for years. Some of them are jealous, no doubt; even more are flagrantly insane. Some wise listeners, however, are simply holding for the day when Rogers' man-at-arms, Jorge Rodriguez, will take over the show and ascend to the throne atop the airwaves. While Rodriguez may not have always been the best sidekick, over the past year ol' Jorge has solidified into a personality we'd love to listen to for a couple hours each day. Imagine Rodriguez as a character from a Kevin Smith movie: A true student of pop culture, sort of geeky but with just the right amount of grounding in reality, delivering slightly off-kilter rants about his take on religion and '80s freestyle music or just eulogizing the death of a proper Wendy's spicy chicken sandwich. In other words, Jorge allows us the space to vent about the sort of mundane, workaday topics and mere-existence philosophy that fills life in this gonzo patch of swamp we call South Florida. And while it doesn't look like Jorge will be sticking around WQAM after Uncle Neil moves out, we can only hope he lands his own show somewhere on the dial soon after.
The white, arciform lines and teal glass move up from the beach like a giant, 24-story wave summoned by Neptune himself. Designed by the Miami-based architectural firm Arquitectonica, the St. Regis is marked by tiered walls of opulent windows looking out over the 29,000-square-foot pool deck, past A1A to the sea. While the shape of the building mimics the waves, the interior calls to mind the heyday of ostentatious ocean liners, with Italian marble floors, mahogany desks, oak walls, and leather accents put together by the interior design firm Hirsch Bedner Associates. The building is the epitome of the new, luxurious Fort Lauderdale, bringing the opera crowd (or anyone willing to shell out $500-plus per night) to what was once the most hedonistic part of the beach. St. Regis spares no technological advance from the wi-fi-equipped cabanas to the state-of-the-art health club to the wireless, hand-held devices carried by all the on-site butlers. And a skywalk connects the pool deck to the beach, so guests won't have to brush against the disgusting common folk. True, regular people can't afford to stay here, but we can still stare at the beautiful building for free.
This award is unabashedly being driven by our economy. With gas prices at ridiculous levels, the days of the $20-$25 car wash aren't feasible for a lot of families anymore. If you have a multi-car household, it's even less realistic. If you've still got an automobile that needs to be cleaned, check out Carwash Lube on East Oakland Park Boulevard, where you can get an oil change (up to five quarts) plus a car wash for $20. Most oil changes alone cost more than that, and a detailed car wash can top that price at a lot of places. At Carwash Lube, technicians check all your fluid levels, change filters, put air in your tires, while washing your car for you, vacuuming it out, and toweling it down — all for 20 bucks. That's hard to beat.


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The wonderful Santa Fe Depot Museum in San Angelo almost didn't happen. The old dilapidated passenger and freight depot at 703 South Chadbourne in San Angelo, Texas, was destined to be torn down. Some interested souls who didn't want that to happen got busy in 1993 and decided to save it. The City of San Angelo was the party to finally accept the building from the Santa Fe Railroad as the original group was not a non-profit organization, and time was ticking on the old building. After the Depot was preserved, there were several suggestions as to what should be done with it.
David Wood, the current president of the museum said, "Some people wanted to make it an art gallery while others wanted to divide it into office space to be rented. Finally the group decided to develop it into a railroad museum, and it opened officially in 1996."
The Historic Orient/Santa Fe Depot, Inc., the official name of the railway museum, tells about the formation and development of railroad lines through San Angelo and this story has many twists and turns. When the first train made its way puffing down the Santa Fe tracks to San Angelo on September 30, 1888, thousands of people turned out for a two day celebration. San Angeloans partied and paraded as they witnessed the train's appearance. By 1908, a depot was built at Fourth Street and Chadbourne Street.
San Angelo expected other railroad lines to come through town, but the Kansas City to Mexico line was almost routed north of town and would have missed it completely. A group of farsighted businessmen from San Angelo persuaded enterprising Arthur Stillwell, the president of the Kansas City Mexico & Orient Line, to bring his railroad through town also. This company built the two-storied depot on South Chadbourne. It was ready for business in 1910.
By 1911, the track west of San Angelo, reached all the way to Alpine. By the 1920s, San Angelo shipped 5,000 rail cars of livestock each year, and all the wool that was produced southwest of the city. The discovery of oil between Big Lake and Rankin further enhanced the railroad. The discovery of the Santa Rita No. 1 gusher at Texon brought another use for the railroad—hauling oil and oil well equipment.
San Angelo had many railroad cars full of fruits and vegetables passing through town, and they needed extra ice to keep them cool. David Wood explained that at one time San Angelo had a long, high platform between South Chadbourne and Oaks Street that ran parallel to the track. Insulated cars full of produce stopped at these platforms so that 400 pound blocks of ice could be lowered into the cars. The ice was made at San Angelo Ice House, which was situated on North Chadbourne near the future location of the Coke Plant.
Passenger trains with sleepers whizzed through San Angelo by 1925. The railroad enterprise really moved in high gear in the city of three rivers when World War II broke out. San Angelo had two Army Air Corp bases, one which was later called Mathis Field, and Goodfellow Army Air Corp Base. Railroad workers in the San Angelo area received wages amounting to over $450,000 a month, and the railroad lines were rolling in a million dollars a month. Things were going very well for the railroad business.
But as early as 1946, conditions changed since the war was over. Trucks now moved livestock, and trains weren't needed as much. As a young girl, my parents planned a little trip so I could ride from Mertzon to Rankin on the passenger train at that time to visit my grandmother. They did this because they were afraid we soon wouldn't have a passenger train. They were right. Passenger service ended in the 1950s. All service ended by 1985.
So the San Angelo depot lay abandoned until a dedicated group of local San Angeloans saved it in 1993. After they secured the building, they set up displays to commemorate its past. They preserved the authentic train station where a passenger would make connections or a telegram message would be coded. Railroad artifacts like hand tools, lanterns and silverware from luxury cars are displayed too. The two-storied building has many displays of railroad history, but the model trains rate high on every visitor's list. The model train displays show Mexico's Copper Canyon with its many tunnels, and Edisonville, a make believe town that was originally built by a group of students from the old Edison Jr. High.
Railroad photographer Allen Johnson donated more than 80,000 photos, negatives and slides to the museum. Many of them are on display as well as information about the towns along the Santa Fe and KCM&O lines.
Although the Santa Fe Depot Museum is open every Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., it also has several special events throughout the year. They had Military Appreciation Day the first Saturday in May and Family Funday in June of this year. When the temperature rose in August, they celebrated "Fry an Egg on the Track Day." Prizes were given for over-easy, sunny-side up and scrambled. But by far the biggest event at the train station remains the festivities at Christmas time as the museum has its Santa's Santa Fe Christmas.
Besides its regular Saturday schedule, the museum is open every Friday and Saturday evenings from 6 to 9 starting the day after thanksgiving and running into December. They won't open on Christmas and New Years eves and days. During the holiday schedule, the Depot is decorated for Christmas as a winter wonderland complete with Santa Claus. One of the highlights is the reading of Christmas stories by celebrities of the community such as Pat Attebery and Bishop Pfeifer. There is beautiful Christmas music and children's activities also.
The Santa Fe Depot Museum is available throughout the year for people to book for field days, reunions and birthday parties. David Wood said a $75 minimum fee for 20 people is charged. He explained that most parties can be planned on any day, but during the hot summer, air conditioning the building is an expensive item. They will only book parties in the summer on Saturday at the end of the regular tour day.
There is a lot of interest in model railroads in the San Angelo area, so the Santa Fe Museum is the prime place to develop such a hobby. David said that a model railroad club was started in 1997. Members help to develop and maintain the railroad displays at the depot. Their models show several different gauges including N, HO, O, and G. The club meets the third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m.
If the Santa Fe Depot sounds like an interesting place to you, they would loved to have you come and help as a volunteer. David said that they were looking for volunteers to help with several different projects. Since they've been donated over 80,000 photos relating to trains, David said, "We are looking for help to catalog and scan these pictures." He added that they also need help in organizing a new library in the building and help in changing displays and giving tours.
David Wood is excited about the future of the museum as well as the future of train travel in West Texas. He says that at this time, oil pipelines are operating to near capacity in our area, and he thinks that more oil will be shipped by train in West Texas in the immediate future. He said, "It wouldn't surprise me if we see one train of oil tankers passing through San Angelo per day." He is a visionary when it comes to trains, and he says, "Who knows? One of these days we might get on a train here in San Angelo or fire up a locomotive." Everyone should stay tuned to the new and interesting events at the Santa Fe Depot Museum.


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Tim Leiweke, architect of the AEG sports empire that includes the Stanley Cup champion Kings and Staples Center, didn't spend long on the sidelines. He was hired Friday as the president and chief executive of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment in Toronto.
MLSE is the parent company of the Maple Leafs of the NHL, the Raptors of the NBA, Toronto FC of Major League Soccer plus a minor-league hockey team called the Marlies as well as Air Canada Centre in downtown Toronto.
Leiweke begins his new job June 30.
"I'm honored and excited to be chose to lead MLSE, a world-class sports and entertainment organization with the major league teams, premier facilities and employee team that rank with the very best across North America and internationally," Leiweke said in a statement.
"MLSE is woven into the character of Toronto. The loyal and passionate fans of MLSE's teams want sports championships for this great city. They want excitement on the ice, on the court, on the pitch and on the stage. And they want MLSE to be an active part of their community.
"I am committed to delivering for them when I begin my new role as CEO of MLSE."
Leiweke, 56, was the face of AEG and also a popular punching bag for many years for frustrated Kings fans who expected more from the team during his tenure. He delivered big-time when the Kings won the first Stanley Cup in the franchise's inglorious 45-year-history last June.
Earlier this year, Leiweke stepped down at AEG and a new era began, one with Philip Anschutz shedding the perception of him as an absentee owner and taking a greater leadership role after the company took itself off the market. It had been up for sale, with an uncertain amount of interest.
"There's only a handful of companies out there like AEG, and he ran that company for a while, so it's not surprising to see him find a job with a similar company," Kings team captain Dustin Brown said of Leiweke. "Good for him, right?
"Tim was the base of it. Phil's always been great. Now that Tim's out of here, I've seen Phil a little bit more. He doesn't like to be front-and-center, which is his personality. But for Tim to get another job, obviously, that's good for him."
Leiweke spent 17 years with AEG, overseeing the rejuvenation of the downtrodden Kings, the building of Staples Center and the L.A. Live entertainment district in downtown Los Angeles as well as the Home Depot Center sports complex in Carson.
More recently, he attempted to lure an NFL team to Farmers Field, a planned stadium adjacent to Staples Center and L.A. Live. The stadium cleared several initial hurdles before it can be built, but the league's interest in the L.A. market was tepid at best.
Leiweke left AEG by "mutual agreement" March 14. He faces similar challenges in Toronto, where the Maple Leafs qualified for the playoffs for the first time in nine years and the Raptors have never been a success on the court despite a small but passionate fan base.


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First off, Kate Dailey at the BBC wrote a great article. When she first approached me, I was envisioning a segment to be aired right before Doctor Who (naturally), but it turns out this was for a print + radio segment. Still, it was a refreshing conversation and I'm grateful for the exposure it generated [Read More…]
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Miley Cyrus reveals release date for 'Bangerz'
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Miley Cyrus has revealed the official release date for her upcoming album Bangerz.
On Thursday, she announced on Twitter that the album will drop on October 8th. The announcement followed Miley's online campaign rallying her 13 million followers to send in their votes for this month's MTV Video Music Awards.
Bangerz is her much-anticipated follow-up to 2010's Can't Be Tamed. It's being led by the single "We Can't Stop," which is currently sitting at the runner-up spot on the Billboard Hot 100.
Miley has let fans know about a number of collaborations on the new album, including Ludacris, Big Sean, Future and Pharrell Williams. She recently teased however that fans would have to wait until the release to find out who her "favorite" and the "biggest" name featured on her album is.
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By virtue of authority contained in Section 7 of the Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. L., 984), the lands described below, acquired by purchase under the provisions of Section 5 of the Act of June 18, 1934, supra, for the use and benefit of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of Indians are hereby proclaimed to be an Indian reservation, to be known as the Flandreau Indian Reservation, South Dakota:
SE ¼ Sec. 9, SW ¼ Sec. 10, W ½ NW ¼ Sec. 15, SW ¼ Sec. 28 (except any railroad right of way over and upon said premises), T. 107 N., R. 48 W. fifth principal meridian, Moody County, South Dakota, containing a total of 559 acres more or less.
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Reference: Additional Reward for Information on Commercial Fishing Vessel Thefts
The Portsmouth Police Department and Seacoast Crime Stoppers is requesting the public's assistance in information leading to an arrest and property recovery in the July 22, 2009 thefts from commercial fishing boats docked at the State Pier, Peirce Island. Thousands of dollars worth of electronic equipment and tools were stolen from several boats overnight. The New Hampshire Commercial Fisherman's Association has also prepared additional reward funds above and beyond that of Crime Stoppers, which can be up to $1,000. Local fisherman were deeply affected by these losses and are still struggling with the economic aftermath of replacing very expensive equipment and dealing with lost fishing time in the prime of the fishing season. We are asking anyone with information to contact Det. Christopher Roth at (603)610-7419 or anonymously through Seacoast Crime Stoppers at (603)431-1199 or on line through www.seacoastcrimestoppers.org.