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South Bay Real Estate Networking Spring Mixer
South Bay Real Estate Networking
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
We are having a Spring Mixer in the beautiful Ferguson Bath and Kitchen Gallery.
Mix and mingle with other members of the South Bay Real Estate Community and other Professionals in South Bay.
As a part of the evening, we will have a panel discussion:
Panel Members:
Courtney Self
Broker/Owner Hunter Mason Realty
President of Women's Council of REALTORS, South Bay Chapter
Doug Maupin
Broker/Owner Maupin Realtors
Owner Maupin Development
Corey Siegel
MOR Financial - Asset Based/Hard Money Lending Firm
Mario Yeaman
Mortgage Banker, American Capital Corporation
Hors d'oeuvres, wine and drinks will be served.
Visit our Website to Learn more about South Bay Real Estate Networking
Admission $15 - Prepaid / $20 - At the Door
Sponsorship Opportunities Available -
When & Where
Ferguson Enterprises
2600 Marine Ave
Redondo Beach,
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PDT)
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San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies and paramedics were called out to a home in the 9500 block of Marcona Avenue in Fontana around 5 p.m., according to initial dispatch reports. The caller reported her former boyfriend had just stabbed her current boyfriend in front of their home. That information could not be confirmed by sheriff's officials.
When authorities arrived they found the stabbing victim with non-life threatening injuries, according to Cindy Bachman, spokeswoman for the sheriff's department. The man was transported to an undisclosed hospital. His condition was not release.
Deputies went searching for the attacker, but as of 7 p.m. Saturday, he had yet to be apprehended.
The case is still under investigation.

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I did not like the TV channels at all. There was not single channel with English. All channels had a Polish translation in the background and the user did not have any control over it. That was terrible. An international hotel must definitely have only English channels accessible.
I was particularly impressed by the courtesy and efficiency of the front-of -house staff, who were able to arrange trips for me on the spot even though I had little time. The lifts did not always respond to the card, even though I followed the instructions
The location and the bars outside of the hotel! I was informed that Breakfast was not included in the Standard room rate - unbeleiveable for the money!
centre of Warsaw Room minibar defect. No option to cook coffe or tea in the room as usual in Novotel or other Accor hotels worldwide.
Great location, panoramic city view from the room, good breakfast, great for city transport room feels a bit small, so as bathroom, breakfast could be warmer, but still that was not a problem for us
I always stay at Novotel Centrum when I am in Warsaw, it's comfortable central with a great view over the City!
the decoration of the hotel and the rooms!!! they couldnt find the reservation, and they ask me to pay a normal price. after some arguement they accepted the internet price (i had to show them the reservation from my email) and for breakfast instead of 2 persons, they included only 1. i had to argue 2nd time to accept. although there was a hotel parking for free, they told me to put the car in the parking opposite the hotel that is secured and they cooperate with them, and during check out, the hotel ask me extra 24 euros for 1 night parking!!!!!!!!!
The room was clean and quiet.
Very neat and well arranged! Friendly staff and centrally located, much. Much better location than other the other big hotels nearby.
very flexible service for late checkout, friendly staff, convenient stay,
free internet blocked phone preventing me to call from my room using my calling card
Good location, good staff in general, nice and confortable room. nothing special.
Great location and service from all staff. Long queue when checking out, but almost expected as it was 9am.
Very centrally located Too expensive services cost such as internet use and hotel taxi drive to airport
Location, Hearth of the Warsaw , Breakfast , Prices ( 70 Euro / room ) I dont know why didnt Wifi in Room free of charge ?
The view from the window! the hotel doesn't have pravite parking for their guests! We payed for 2 days in the parking under hotel for 100$!
All requets made were always carried out effectively The pool area could do with some upgrade.
comfortable, conveniently located, nice restaurant facilities, fitness center is well-equipped no wireless network in the room (available only in common areas)
Good service, perfect breakfast and hotel taxi service from/ to the airport for a very good rate
Good location near the Central Train station and main business district. The room was clean and they had free apples in the lobby. The staff was not too helpful when we asked about train times to and from the airport. The wifi is only free in the lobby and is charged in the rooms (about $8 US per day).
very clean rooms, very comfort bed, location -near train station and shopping centrum
services and facilities were up to 5 star standard Staff tried hard to help the price of the inroom internet was excessive and meant that i would not use it
The gym was great.
The quality of the rooms - great bed, view, bathroom, cleaniness, breakfast delivered to the room. The staff was not so nice, once I felt even offended when I went with my husband to the pool and the man from the help desk handed a form for adults only to my husband and when I asked if it is only one per room or what, he asked loudly and with surprise: "And you already had your 18th birthday?!".
everything nothing
Location If you do not have a laptop they should at least let you have free internet in the lobby
nothing no
The hotel was amazing...breakfast great..the staff were helpful and the area very convenient.
Excellent location building ,very good breakfast, great views overcharge for wifi
The very center of Warsaw, good service ,very nice rooms
The spa/healthclub and pool area on the 43rd floor with a panoramic view of the city is great! The concierge at the hotel is the best to ask for recomendations. And the comfort of the room and the roomservice menu get top points as well! You definitely get value for money here. The service from the hotel staff was polite, but not overly warm and friendly.
+ the rooftop pool and jacuzzi, very nice birds-eye perspective views on the city (altough personel seemed very unhappy a little bit everywhere in the hotel ...) & pool was - maybe as expected - a little overcrowded. - - most incompetent hotel staff i ever had in Warszawa ( better go to the Marriot, the Westin, Hotel Diana, and many others for a correct client service ) They charge our credit card for the double (!) amount even one week after checking out (we paid everything correctly @ check-out) & after checking-in with my wife, the morning after they only had breakfast for one, taxi we ordered the night before to catch an airplane was not in time, husband checking out earlier than his wife was apparently a problem, pool service was quite unfriendly, & a lot of other mistakes were made. Finally, after expensive calls from Brussels to Poland, they told us that all mistakes are to blame on booking.com and ourselves. We never go back there.
The breakfast was superb.Everything was so fresh and tasty. It is also ideally located withineasy reach of public transport I was very happy with everything
Luxury room, great staff! Great breakfast spread in the morning!
i like to stay again in this hotel . because it is quite convinion for me .
The hotel is a great deal. For a very reasonable price you get nice facilities, access to pool and spa, and the breakfast buffet. Staff were friendly. The location isn't terribly convenient. It's a bit of a walk to get anywhere--even to a tram stop. Rooms seems to have showers but no baths.
Excellent Breakfast Buffet, Rooms were very nice, quiet. Location is far from Old Town and major sites. Metro is not really helpful in getting to the main attractions.
The location is very central, and is good for seeing sights such as the Palace of Science and Culture and the Old Town by foot. It is also 10 minutes walk to the train station and to the Zlote Tarasy shopping centre. We did not plan to have breakfast there, but were offered it for 86zl per person. 172zl could probably have bought breakfast for 10 people outside the hotel, so that was not worth considering.
The room, especially the bathroom was large and comfortable. The parking garage was also very convenient. The queue at check-out in the morning; the breakfast was not included in the room rate of EUR 110,-
Very clean, quiet and courteous staff. Breakfast was wonderful. Nothing comes to mind.
uncomfortable beds location not very good breakfast was not good
Great location Poor air conditioning in room and lobby
The location is very good near to city centre however in a quite street. Rooms are spacious and nicely furnished. All facilities are available including free internet connection. Great breakfast.
Excellent quiet rooms. Friendly, helpful staff. The only breakfast option is a large buffet. I do not $30 worth of food to start my. A couple of eggs, toast and coffee will do it Not available at the hotel or anywhere nearby. I stayed in two rooms there. Both had broken scales. I suggest fix them or remove them. They are just a toe stub hazard.
The room was good equiped and employees very nice and helpful. Close from city center
Great location, great swimming pool! Spacious and confortable rooms. I was given a room with 2 single beds. Quite small and narrow bed, even for 1 person.
The location and open space around the hotel was very pleasent and the view onto the square was an added bonus. Other features we enjoyed being able to open the window in the room for ventilation the separate room room was also an excellent feature.
Location is excellent for both sighseeing and business while in a quiet street. The pool is fantastic. Staff was very helpful with restaurant recommendations and museum bookings, etc. everything was very good.
clean ,location front desk woman
Opening time of the swimming pool: 9.00 am till 8.00 pm!!!!! Impossible to use.......
The staff it's polite, and the service is good
Location is perfect, it's walking distance to the old town. Included in our price was a buffet breakfast. It had a really rich selection of everything. The staff was very kind and the rooms looked new and in great shape. Internet was a bit on the slow end.
Location is perfect for tourists, Old Warsaw is only blocks away. Included breakfast was perfect, great selection of food, attentive staff, and unlimited coffee or tea. Highly recommended this hotel. Hotel was undergoing some remodeling. I'm sure price will rise with new amenities.
Location is perfect
staff and welcome specially at the reception bar staff very friendly,, swimming poll is perfect taxi driver and concierge cooperation is not to help the guest i think just to do business between them
Excellent position. Part of the room lightning and the cabled Internet connection was not working upon my late arrival. Air conditioning terribly noisy. Some staff was strangely snoopy and quizzical - In a five-stars hotel you should be able to relax and let down your guard.
Bar staff were very friendly and helpful. paying was a problem as I had to pay twice on my VISA as they wouldn't accept my switch card. Swimming pool and facilities were dated and due for a refurbishment. 2 single beds instead of a double as requested.
Very central location, good breakfast. We stayed there in winter and the water in the shower wasn't hot enough.
Everything was excellent! Comfortable bed, clean room like everything was brand new, great breakfast. I would definitely recommend this hotel and I'll stay at this hotel again. It would be nice if a receptionist could tell new guests that they have to use their room card to make elevators work.
Staff(reception), please wake up! Peoples check in and check out. Where is the line and how is the first in the line?
Everything perfect. Fabulous sea food restaurant
Nice gym and sauna Internet charges
Really good service, room was clean, issues were fixed after only one call. not applicable
Nice room, good breakfast The area where the hotel is located can be quite dangerous at night (specially for women walking alone). Even if they say that it is safe, do not take money with you and do not accept to help people asking for information (it is a trap). I have to say that because I had problems with thief and I think that I must warn people.
Courtesy and helpfulness of staff Pre breakfast coffee only from 6:00 a.m. t 6:30 a.m. Also, other than an upgrade given, because it was booked with your website, not other Starwood Credit was given, even though the money was taken off at the time of booking.
My upgrate to suite
The environment, location, cleaness
The standard of the room, the restaurant and bar, the view from the executive lounge
the fact that the used my name when answering the phone that they permitted late check out i.e.2pm
I love the Westin Bed and linens in all Westin properties The heat of the shower water is a real problem. There is a significant pulsing of water which goes from cold to scalding hot in a matter of 2-3 seconds. It's so bad that I will not stay in the Westin Warsaw again. I'm an SPG loyalist, but I won't be staying at the Westin Warsaw ever again due to the water heat situation. It's really bad, and when I told the front desk, they commented that the problem had to their knowledge been fixed. I can't be the only guest that finds this dangerous and terribly bothersome.
The beds really ARE "Heavenly Beds," as they say. With only one exception, all staff were on their toes, sharp, well spoken, helpful, cordial and enthusiastic. The weekend rate was superb! The lounge had lots of light, comfortable chairs, and excellent "bar food," including fine delicate soups from the restaurant – and some evenings, instruction in making vodka drinks; I returned there to eat one evening, even after checking out. Insufficient lobby seating. Breakfast overpriced when not included.
nothing very unfriendly staff. not prepared to help when there was no record of booking
Hotel has a perfect location in Warsaw. Very close to tram, bus and metro station. (1minute walk) Very close to center and lots of shopping centers. Hotel staf is really positive and try to help whenever you need something. Great breakfast service and very clean rooms. We stayed two times in a short period in different kinds of rooms. In one room there were slippers in the room, next time in the room there were no slipper. When we asked the reception, they said there is no slipper service at the hotel. No minibar in room.
Very nice and cheap hotel with a great breakfast buffet. Very central just 5 min from the culture palace. Clean and nice rooms. Not much to complain about. The staff were not so helpful
Excellent Breakfasts.Very helpfull staff. No coffee facilities in rooms. Small cupboards.
-The location, it was easy to reach the city.... -The breakfast, it was really good...
Good location, reasonable price Hotel is located very close to a roundabout and since the rooms are not very well isolated, it's quite noisy.
Super! The excellent personnel! Purely and comfortably! An excellent breakfast :) It is noisy in rooms when windows look at the central street. You will not have a sleep in the morning.
good connection to public transport; centrally loacted as it is located at a very big street it is rather loud
friendly staff, very good breakfast, clean rooms the loudness of the street is a bit annoying, but one gets used to it
Hotel is big, beautiful, very well-located (in the middle of the city near Warsaw Centralnaia station). Staff is very friendly, english-speaking. Breakfast is excellent. The room is clean and big enough.
Easy to find, good service, no problem with late check in.
This hotel is really 1st class. I have read the 1-2 years old comments, most of the "problems" (furneture, noise, smoke -smell in the room) sorted already. Very nice and clean, friendly staff... The offer of meat could be more at the breakfast. The service prices are high.
Staff was helpful and kind. Parking was owful. Spaces for cars are not enough wide to park and get out from the cart without "polishing" wall or car side.
Service the staff provided Gym was old and outdated
Good room service and food No double beds in the suites. Tiny rooms with a double bed
services, staff amability, cleanliness of the room
Very comfortable room with many amenities; courteous stuff goes out of the way to make sure that the clients are happy. No problems
Breakfast were very nice Wi-Fi is not free of charges. Brrrrr...
Nothing in particular There was at least 60 people waiting to book in when I arrived. The biggest que i have ever seen in any hotel
flawless functioning, meets every expectation, good food, quick room service it is quite large - long corridors, many rooms per floor
The luxurious room! The restaurant prices (including the breakfast buffet) seemed steep for Poland!
The rooms were large and spacious,clean and comfortable.food excellent.could not find any fault with this hotel
Excellent location, very attractive price for such a high standard No
Good location, friendly staff, great breakfast. Perfect for everybody who does not suffer dust mites allergy. It is not a place for you if you have dust mites allergy, all rooms are with carpet and quite old beds
I liked the room, it was very comfortable and clean. The staff was very nice and helpful. There is unfortunately no swimming pool.
I stay often at this Sheraton. They always make an error with the reservation - this time it was two beds instead of reserved one. But - still great value for the price.
location not far from station and old town , helpful staff internet connection expensive
Excellent service, very comfy room and great location.
Excellent location and good price quality ratio
restuarants espically the thai one best thai food out of thailand nope
It is the best hotel in Warsaw More italian Channels on TV
Location The room was too cold
Close to the railway station. A very comfortable hotel. No free Internet in the rooms.
Location to railway station and transport links. A little difficult to find.
Although a flexible room booking was made, the hotel took payment from my credit card a week before I arrived. Acceptable if you have booked a cheaper advance room, but unacceptable for a flexible full price stay.
Decent location to be able to get out at night. The hotel is tired and tatty in places, and the rooms smell musty. Wifi access is really difficult.
This is a well -placed Hotel, with large comfortable rooms. Very slow on the Front Desk.
5 stars ! 5 stars!
the bed is excellent the service like hotel with only 3 stars or less
Pleasant English speaking reception staff. I could also listen to music in bathroom. No complaints
Excellent value for money, great location, excellent breakfast. Would recommend to anyone.
location and service no ventilation in the bathroom, also bath tab slow to drain
Very clean and modern hotel. Great location if you want to be near the airport and not have any airport noise. The free hotel shuttle leaves the hotel every 30 minutes beginning at 4AM and is on time. It also runs late at night. You can walk to the airport in about 20 minutes. There is a grocery store about a 15 minute walk in the direction away from the airport.
close to the airport and transport
Everything was perfect: the room, atmosphere, hospitality, cleanliness, and service. I definitely recommend this hotel to anyone traveling in the Warszawa area. N/A
The food in the restaurant was very good quality. Staff were very helpful: organise taxi, find bus stops etc The wash basin was cracked. This is not a true complaint though, but something that should be looked at.
The hotel was convenient for an early morning flight. They were very accommodating about letting us store our luggage before we even checked in. The staff spoke English well.
Location, room.
only one thing- approchable to airport in 15min Bedding was so poor even though bathroom was well renovated.Also I don't think staff was nice. Also it was quite far from city center than I thought. took about 20euro per each one way trip to centrum
Location Staff should be '' dyskretny ''.
At check-in they offered to upgrade me at no cost to one of their newer rooms, and it was very nice. A substantial and tasty breakfast buffet in their on-premise restaurant came with the room price. They offered me a free shuttle ride (starting at 4 AM) to airport but I elected to walk to and from the airport, which worked well: about 20 minutes walk. Arranging a shuttle from airport to hotel seemed difficult if one has no facility with Polish.
Great Hotel, unfortunately a short overnight stay, Airport tranfer was perfect.
Hotel and room very clean and comfortable, Staff not friendly and didn't seem to be customer oriented.
Having an airport shuttle is such a huge help. Staff is friendly. Room, bathroom good size. Will stay again if flying out of Warsaw. A little far fr old town, but doable with bus.
Polonia Palace Hotel has so much to offer both business and leisure travelers. Great location, big, comfortable, QUIET and well appointed rooms, attentive staff and the best breakfast buffet ever. Conference rooms are attractive and convenient to the guest rooms and amenities. We would stay there again and recommend it without hesitation.
everything good and kindness steps
Outstanding breakfast. Very comfortable room.
Room size Recommend that bathrobes and slippers be provided Also hair conditioner
Classic European lux hotel. A grand dame of Warsaw. Fully modern with wonderful, English-seaking staff. Very comfortable room; king bed; excellent Internet service; huge comfortable bathroom. Outstanding breakfast (get breakfast with your rate!). Also enjoyed dinner one evening when it was particularly sleety and blustery outdoors -- did not want to go anywhere. Hotel provides soap and shower gel in dispensers rather than individual bars or tubes.
excellent stuff very friendly and helpful, starring from doorman, front desk, restaurant and bar employees housekeeping and of curse breakfast so delicious, we are very picky costumers but there is nothing to complain about this complain defiantly next year when we will travel to Poland we will stay in this hotel. nothing to complain very positive experience :)
Beautiful old hotel. Staff was very helpful. The ac was a bit uncomfortable.
Good hotel with a GREAT staff. Every request was attended to thoroughly and quickly.
clean, well located, good as a start point to travel by foot or by taxi or to take a train. Rich breakfast. Not best coffe I ever tasted I ordered a airport pickup service but the driver didn't showed up so we took a cab.
The hotel provides free bottled water for guests. The housekeepers replenish this when they turn down the sheets. In a world where the top hotels seem to charge for everything, this was refreshing. A 35 Euro breakfast seemed absurd given the low prevailing price levels in Poland. Frankly, that would have been excessive for Paris.
Hotel staff courteous, thoughtful, and very helpful when attention was needed. Hotel very convenient to visiting tourist sites, restaurants and shopping. Consierge services were super. Double room was lovely but only one comfortable chair provided for two in room. We needed to remain in room for two days because of a sustained injury. Television only source of entertainment, but limited in English. Only news/sports programming available.
We were made to feel like '5 star' visitors. The staff were all extremely warm and courteous. The facilities were above reproach.
Large room with a beautiful bathroom.
location, staff, service, breakfast room
Great Central location with good staff and excellent service
The location of the hotel is excellent. Only 5 minutes walk from the Old Town, in a safe area, next to many interesting touristic sites. The emploees of the hotel were very gentle and the most important was that they could speak English!! Also, the room was large and the very comfortable. I could stay there in the future! The bathroom. I think it needs renovation.
Excellent location, near the most beautiful areas of Warsaw. Friendly staff providing first class service. Perfect for those looking for "old British style". The prices for the breakfast as well as for the bar are clearly excessive. The window of our room was quite small and located in a quite low position. As I said, it is perfect for those looking for "old British style", not so good for those looking for a modern-looking business hotel.
professionalism, nice staff, everything...! no
Historic landmark ,great location and atmosphere , brings many memories !
room was comfortable and location is perfect poor service, rip-off pprice of a very poor quality (value for money) breakfeast
The decor was impeccable. Done in the Art Deco style, we noted nothing that was out of place. The restaurant was great, we only wish we had been more hungry when we went. The staff were always very helpful. We loved it all. We wonder if we went again would we get such a good deal....
Personnel was very kind, the bar very comfortable. small rooms, too many doors, difficulties with the hot water regulation, small working table.
Furniture Worst breakfast ever! Lack of privacy in the bathroom - open window looking to the opposite living house - had to use towel to cover it. Could not utilise breakfast after first night - hotel refused to compensate. No free wi-fi.
Facility is almost good. But I cant accept that using Internet is charged.
art deco interior design, small intimate, personal service bad mattress
The staff was very efficient and friendly. One of the best locations in Warsaw, you're close to the center but escape the crowd.
Excellent rooms, friendly staff (in the bar and restaurant), good food, real value for money - I would recommend whole-heartedly
very good restaurant
The room was in sort of art deco style up to the tiniest detail, very nice.
The comfort and design of the room and of the bathroom (underfloor heating, towel warmer, ...) The network connection never worked (cable or wifi) despite many trials by the staff itself
the restaurant
Central location for the old town, excellent rooms and efficient staff. lovely open air breakfast area. Minor observation that the upper rooms have rather small windows because of the old nature of the building. This makes the rooms somewhat dark during the daylight hours
The hotel itself and the room. Nice location and large well appointed room.
The staff and the location were perfect. I loved the bathroom and the modern feel and cleanliness of the hotel. It was a little too quiet. The seating set up on the front patio didn't see to say"come and sit awhile".
The location and ratings helped me choose this hotel. It is just inside the old city with ancient walls and fun venues. Not a thing.
Very nice hotel with high level of quality. Good location within old town. Not too big. Facilities were close to 5 star but small things were not at that level. Cleaning staff walked into my room early in the morning (8.15) when I was still sleeping. Toilet & shower room was cold. Water was not running well away from the bath-tab. Breakfast was ok but not 5 stars level.
Great location for touring around the old city. Close to shops, restaurants. Also near the river and lovely park.
Great service and staff
The comfort of the bed as well as the bathroom. Also, the complimentary water was appreciated. Lack of air flow.
The room was comfortable, well appointed with excellent bathroom. Hotel gave easy access to 'Old Town' and to the venue I was in Warsaw to attend. Breakfast in hotel too expensive.
Very quiet and relaxed. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Really nice visit.
Beautiful, comfortable rooms-bathrooms were amazing (heated towels racks, marble, etc); Rooms were extremely quite and the staff were exceptional! I will definitely look for this brand of hotel as I travel throughout Europe all the time. The best hotel by far out of all 5 stars on this trip between Warsaw, Krakow, and Prague. Perfect!-Only regret was not looking into this brand of hotel for Prague. The hotel reception had helped us with our train ticket and printed off itinerary info. with the train that you make a reservation for a seat and to pay at the station. It ended up it was the wrong train and we (me and my mom)had to stand for 3- 1/2 hours plus on our train to Krakow. I don't know what happened, and it may have been a website error, but it ended up being an experience to talk about and we had some great local flavor and met some great Polish people-it was up close and personal!
Very nice airport hotel for a short stay or last night in Poland, especially if you have an early departure. The restaurant is good, and the included breakfast is a great value. Internet available, but for a fee. Still, reasonable. For a hotel advertised as being right at the airport, it was a little hard to find from the arrivals hall.
Flexible with checkin times due to proximity to the airport, nicely sized and clean modern rooms. A little on the pricey side, but it's what you expect for the convenience of being a 50 metre walk from the terminal.
Difficult to beat location- short walk to terminals. Accomodating and helpful staff. Very good buffet breakfast. Easy public transport access to city center and Old Town: rail and bus. Price on higher side
Location right next to airport for early flights. A bit too expensive.
close to airport, good food, great hotel staff not very kind
Location . Comfortable well equiped suite. Internet access. Horrendous price for underground parking. Poor quality of service in hotel restaurant. Quality of food not not bad but not worth their prices.
Very nice staff and behavior. Even it is more business hotel they have everything for staing with baby.
The location is excellent if you are leaving early on a flight. It is just across the street from the terminal. Too Expensive.
The restaurant was great. The room was clean and comfortable. A/C was working. Quiet. Walk to the airport. No more free internet. Extras are over-priced, ie: bottled water, etc.
1) there was no a baby-chair available in the hotel. we were travelling with a baby and have to feed her holding in our arms. 2) no porter in the hotel lobby, no one helps you with bags
Very well organized hotel, with friendly staff, fluent in the english language. Hotel neatly located in the close vicinity of F. Chopin Airport. None
Internet, clean room, good breakfast Invoicing process - 0,5 h !!! (thanks God it finally worked out); I was asked to sign a bill during my breakfast (in the middle of my breakfast), as if signing upon my leaving the breakfast room was too dangerous...
A one-night stay is hardly enough to judge a hotel, but I found the dinner excellent
great rooms, great shower and very quiet rooms they told me that I could pay with Diners Club, but by checking out I couldn´t...minor issue, but for me of big importance
Very appropriately located close to the city center. Comfortable rooms. Qualified staff.Renovated recently. Deposit for the room is too high. Breakfast is overpriced.
the hotel is good and honestly the hotel rescued me when i found an available double room with extra bed after what the hotel "apartmenty zgoda" did to us, as it is the worst hotel ever with the worst customer service, anyway grand mercure was a good hotel, good location, staff is friendy it is a little bit expensive
very kind personal it is too modern for me. I do not like this kind of light. It looked like I was the only guest. That was a little bit strange
Staff clear and precise - no 'waffle' Just one thing - could not figure out for a while that lights in room operated on the door key card. Could do with a clear notice to this effect on the table, this being first thing noticed on entering
cable based connection to internet, missing WiFi
The hotel is located successfully in relation to station: 2 stops by tram or by bus, it is possible to reach for 15 minutes on foot. Very attentive personnel on a reception. The comfortable, pure number, convenient bed. Very much it was pleasant, I will recommend to friends. There's no Wi-Fi in the room.
Location. If the room could have been bigger since two males were staying in the room. Perfect place for couples I would think.
location: close to airport; comfort; good restaurant too expensive breakfast
decent and clean rooms, big bathroom, high quality and friendly service, clean, good sport facilities, fine food.
We stayed at the Regent, and usually do when we travel to Warsaw. You cannot beat the service. The staff are so accommodating, the rooms are extremely clean, and the amenities are amazing. The indoor pool, and gym facility are both amazing. The breakfast is so delicious as they offer so much! Definitely worth it to stay here! We will be back! Loved everything!
Reaxation area Oasis, breakfasts Cleaning service
Overall the room and the food in the restaurant and during breakfast. Expensive wifi, it should be free in a five-star hotel!!!
Nice comfortable for meeting, excellent breakfast with a lot of space to discuss during the meal, very good that nobody is pushing you out of breakfast premisies even if the time for meal is allready over
recentlt l stayed thıs hotel. hotel's taxı drıver ıs chıttıng all the guest because normally the taxı cost 30 zlotı but drıver charged 70 zlotı. ıncredıble case. yesterday l paıd 30 zlotı 1 day later 70 zlotı. can you ımagıne. my strongly recommendatıon every one never use hotel's taxı and hotel's person. never belıeve them.
The prices of breakfast and mini bar are extremly high
The breakfast buffet and comfortable beds! had originally booked a room with two beds, first moved to one with only one but was moved. There was a party that was scheduled to go until 2am that had music that was disturbing even on the third floor.
Large room Everything where old and not clean. Important is, that bed must be soft... it was not
service at reception, room service...big, clean, comfortable rooms (deluxe rooms.). of course the low price via booking.com very closely undergroundgarage, near to unpossible to park without damages, untypical for 5 star hotels...
Nice hotel, big rooms, separate shower and bathtub. Good food in the hotel. The breakfast was rather expensive ( 25 euro I think). So I did not take it. Menu to select your evening meal did not offer a lot of variation.


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Play like your favorite football players with these NFL Laser Pegs toys.
As kids, we often have a number of different heroes and role models that we look up to. Whether it is your favorite musician or TV star, an all-star athlete on your favorite sports team, or even the president of the United States, role models are a great inspiration for kids of all ages. In fact, it is with these role models in mind that many girls and boys often choose what they want to be when they grow up or what their dream job would be. They work hard and train to be just like their favorite stars!
With this idea in mind, Laser Pegs has come up with a line of Laser Light toys just for kids who dream of one day becoming a professional athlete. For future baseball players, we created the much-loved MLB Laser Light toys, and now, for football fans, we are happy to introduce our brand new NFL-endorsed toys!
For excited football fans across the country, training to be like your favorite professional athlete has never been easier than with Laser Pegs NFL-endorsed light toys for Rush Zone―an online community run by the NFL and made for kids aged 6-13. These three specially designed Laser Pegs light kits will be a hit for any sports fan, and even allows you to recreate some of your favorite football positions with your Laser Pegs toy, such as running back, quarterback and receiver.
Plus, as with all of our Laser Pegs toys and kits, they provide hours of light-up fun and entertainment right from your very own living room.
A child knows when they have successfully completed an action with their Laser Pegs toys because the lights will come on in their creation once they are connected. This means that you can also play in the dark or create a magical light up football figurine for your nightstand! Plus, while completing a Laser Pegs kit is fun and vibrant, it can also build confidence and motivate continued progress towards building up hand-eye coordination.
Another exciting aspect of our partnership with NFL Rush Zone are the awesome NFL team decals that come included in every single NFL Laser Pegs kit. With all 32 teams represented, you can customize each of your Laser Pegs NFL creations to look like your favorite football team!
Some of the different creations you can make with each NFL light kit include:
- The Blimp
- The Bench Press
- The One-Handed Catch
- The Strong Side Linebacker
- The Team Captain and Flag
- The 4-3-40
- The Fumble
- The First Down
To learn more about our new partnership with the NFL for these exciting Laser Pegs kits, be sure to visit our shop page and our Facebook page for photos! Also be sure to let us know which Laser Pegs NFL creation is your favorite in the comments below.


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Full-Time Faculty
Michael Botta, M.S., associate professor and chair of the Department of Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies
Trudy Avery, J.D., associate professor and coordinator of the criminal justice program
Richard A. Linzer, J.D., associate professor and director of the M.S. in criminal justice administration program
Sean Elliot Martin, Ph.D., full-time instructor for the Department of Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies
Andrew Richards, M.A., full-time instructor for the Department of Criminal Justice and Intelligence Studies
Gregory Rogers, J.D., professor and director of the intelligence and national security program
Edward Strimlan, M.D., assistant professor of forensic science and coordinator of the forensic science program
Mark Wintz, Ph.D., assistant professor of intelligence and national security
Office: 404 Academic Hall
Office Phone: 412-392-8136
David King, assistant to the chair
Phone: 412-392-8136
Fax: 412-392-3925
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Part-Time Faculty
Cheryl Allen, J.D.
Leslie Anderson, J.D.
William Barrett
Jeff Besong
Meghan Black, J.D.
Maurita Bryant
M. Chawdhry, Ph.D.
Judith Cohen, J.D., Ph.D.
Roy Cox, Ed.D.
Hon. Guido DeAngelis, J.D.
Tyrone Dickey
Robert Fowler, Ph.D.
Natalie Guiler
Keith Hall
Frank Hartle
Kelly Henretty
Jonathon Henry
Ted Johnson
Brian Kolhepp
Blase Kraeer
Richard Lamagna
Daniel Meinert
Richard Mullen
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Basic ECG Interpretation
- Date: December 5, 2016
- Time: 8:00 am to 3:15 pm
- Location: Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center Auditorium, 8303 Dodge Street, Omaha, NE 68114
Target Audience
Nurses and others who care for patients needing cardiac rhythm monitoring.
Value: $240
Cost is $72 with promo code 70PD.
MHS and JEH employees please user our current year's discount promo code for a 100% discount.
Course Description
Purpose Statement: This program will provide information on basic cardiac monitoring principles and rhythm interpretation.
Participants will be able to:
- Review basic cardiac anatomical structures and their function(s).
- Identify the components of the electrical conduction system of the heart.
- Identify basic ECG components and how they correspond and relate to the intrinsic electrical activity of the heart.
- Demonstrate accurate measurement techniques for the basic components of the ECG including heart rate.
- Recognize key characteristics of sinus rhythms including sinus rhythm, sinus bradycardia, sinus tachycardia, sinus pause, sinus arrest and sinus arrhythmia.
- Recognize key characteristics of atrial rhythms including atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, atrial tachycardia, and premature atrial complexes.
- Recognize key characteristics of junctional rhythms including junctional rhythm, junctional bradycardia, accelerated junctional rhythm, junctional tachycardia, and premature junctional complexes.
- Recognize key characteristics of ventricular rhythms including ventricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia, and premature ventricular complexes.
- Recognize key characteristics of various heart blocks including first degree block, second degree block type I and type II, and complete heart block.
- Identify basic components of cardiac pacing systems and characteristics of paced rhythms.
- Recognize potential problems that warrant immediate intervention and troubleshooting in ECG equipment as well as patient condition.
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|Cardiac Anatomy & Physiology
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|Electrical Conduction System, Waveforms, Measurement, and Monitoring
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|Junctional Rhythms
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|Ventricular Rhythms
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|Lunch (on your own)
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|Heart Blocks
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|Paced Rhythms
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|Recognition of Problem Conditions
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Julie Kamphaus, MSN, RN is a registered nurse in Surgery Support department at Methodist Hospital.
Nebraska Methodist College Professional Development awards educational credit to the disciplines listed below. Each professional is accountable to understand their accrediting/licensing body's standards and requirements. The definitive source of information on continuing education requirements is your state or national regulatory board.
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6.0 Education hours. Nebraska Methodist College Professional Development assigns education hours based on 60 minutes of classroom instruction for each offering. Participants may use these for their professional continuing education hours and toward re-licensure if so approved within the standards and guidelines of their discipline.
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A's rock Reds and Arroyo 7-3
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Josh Donaldson hit a two-run homer, freshly promoted Stephen Vogt hit a sacrifice fly for his first major league RBI, and the Oakland Athletics beat the Cincinnati Reds7-3 on Tuesday night.
Josh Reddick had an RBI double, Yoenis Cespedes added an RBI single, and Brandon Mossalso hit a sacrifice fly as the A's returned from the road to a cleaned-up Coliseum for an eight-game homestand.
There was fresh carpeting and other upgrades nine days after a sewage problem and flooding in the clubhouses and umpire room that sent the A's and Mariners scrambling for the locker room of the NFL's Oakland Raiders.
Pat Neshek(2-1) pitched one inning for the win, his 14th scoreless appearance in his last 15.
Joey Votto hit his 14th homer, and Cincinnati's Derrick Robinson had a career-high four hits.


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Not really backtrack related. Have you checked the log files for your various daemons?
I am at my wits end.. and need to step back and take another look at my problem from fresh eyes. That's where this post and your help comes in.
I need to find out what past network connections may have been made to my linux server.
I'm probably not phrasing my searches right so not turning up anything useful. It was running an old version of Redhat (kernal 2.4.20-08).
Currently I have a DD copy of the drive running in a VM using LiveView.
Any tips or points in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Not really backtrack related. Have you checked the log files for your various daemons?
you could start with cat /var/log/auth.log
Are you logging the packets ? another point to inspect
"If you aim the gun at your foot and pull the trigger, it's
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By Bill Sheets Herald Writer
By this fall, it should be easier for drivers to turn onto or drive across Highway 92 in Lake Stevens — and safer, too.
Work begins Monday on two roundabouts along the dangerous stretch of Highway 92 between Highway 9 and N. Machias Road.
One roundabout is planned for the intersection of Highway 92 and 99th Avenue NE. The other will be built at 113th Avenue NE, not far from Lake Stevens High School.
A combined 42 accidents took place at these two intersections, less than a mile apart, from 2006 to 2010, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Roundabouts slow down traffic and provide a barrier to prevent head-on and broadside collisions.
A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found that roundabouts reduced injury crashes by 75 percent at intersections where stop signs or signals were previously used. Roundabouts reduced all collisions by 37 percent.
Still, roundabouts improve traffic flow by keeping cars moving, according to the state and other experts. Studies by the Federal Highway Administration have shown that roundabouts move traffic 30 to 50 percent faster than regular intersections, according to the state.
Roundabouts operate similar to making a right turn onto a street from a driveway. Drivers entering the roundabout yield to those within the circle approaching from the left. If no one is coming, the driver does not have to stop before entering the roundabout.
Graham Construction of Seattle and Marshbank Construction of Lake Stevens have been hired to do the work for a combined $7.7 million.
Drivers will encounter nighttime lane closures at the intersections over the summer while work is taking place, with flagging Monday through Thursday evenings.
Highway 92 will be entirely closed through this section for up to nine days in mid-August when the roundabouts are put into their final configurations. Detours will posted.
The roundabouts are expected to be completed by early September.
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Flashing amber lights to warn drivers of red
Drivers in parts of Snohomish County will soon get an extra heads-up that a green light is turning red.
Beginning Monday, the state will activate new signs that use flashing amber lights to warn drivers when a traffic signal is about to change. The signs are being installed in selected spots on three highways in Snohomish County and one in south King County in an effort to reduce high-speed rear-end accidents.
"We've seen a reduction in collisions in other areas of the state with these advanced warning signs," said Mike Swires, a traffic engineer with the state Department of Transportation. "We think these could make a difference in this area as well."
Drivers traveling the posted speed limit who see the flashing amber lights will not make the green light down the road.
The lights cost a combined $167,000. They've been installed at U.S. 2 at Fryelands Blvd. SE; Highway 522 at Paradise Lake Road, and Highway 9 at 56th Street SE.
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I don't know if this is a known issue, but it appears that every time I try to do injection test aireplay-ng -9 wifi0 the whole system crashes.
it is repeatable on my laptop and it ALWAYS happens on the second found AP on the 7th ping.
can somebody enlighten me about this one please?
PS: everything else I have done with aircrack-ng seems to be working now though.


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Byatt, A. S. Ragnarok: the End of the Gods
In Byatt's slender, slender, semi-autobiographical novella, an unnamed young girl who has fled to the countryside during the Blitz attempts to make sense of the war-torn world around her. Her father is a flier in the war so far away and the girl is convinced he will never return. The darkness and violence that the adults speak of in hushed tones does not match the brightly optimistic emptiness of the words mouthed at church each week. It isn't until a copy of "Asgard and the Gods" comes into the girl's possession that the world around her begins to make sense as seen through the lens of the much darker and more violent Norse mythology contained in her book.
Interspersing scenes from the daily life of the girl with retellings and reinterpretations of the mythology she is reading, "Ragnarok: the End of the Gods" serves as an able allegory for our times as well.


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Maria Stuarda - Metropolitan Opera
Ages: All
Metropolitan Opera House, Amsterdam Ave. & 64th St. - 212-362-6000
Description: Fresh from her triumph in the Met's The Enchanted Island, mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, one of the world's most exciting singers, takes on the virtuosic bel canto role of the doomed Mary, Queen of Scots. Having scored a major success with his production of Anna Bolena, director David McVicar now turns to the second opera of Donizetti's Tudor trilogy, which explores regal characters at fateful moments of their lives. Elza van den Heever sings Elizabeth I, and Maurizio Benini conducts.


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Oct. 31 College Football Recap
Monday, November 2, 2009
Here's a brief look at the highlights of the ninth week of the college football season, a week highlighted by impressive defensive play as three top-25 teams posted shutouts and 10 teams held their opponents below 20 points. Following the first nine weeks of the season, 32 teams are now bowl-eligible - on the flip side, just nine teams are out of the running for bowls. The rankings used in this recap are from the BCS Standings from Oct. 25.
Upsets!No. 10 Oregon 47, No. 5 USC 20: Result is not shocking, but score is. Oregon's Chip Kelly making a serious case for National Coach of the Year honors after inauspicious opener.
North Carolina 20, No. 13 Virginia Tech 17: Last second field goal for Tar Heels ensures that ACC will continue to be a mess.
South Florida 30, No. 21 West Virginia 19: Dual-threat QB B.J. Daniels' 336 yards of offense leads USF to key victory.
Tennessee 31, No. 23 South Carolina 13: Lane Kiffin continues to impress as defense has allowed two offensive TDs in last 12 quarters.
Auburn 33, No. 25 Ole Miss 20: Auburn's offense gets back on track, but two INTs by Walt McFadden key the victory.
Every Second CountsNo. 18 Houston 50, Southern Miss 43: Case Keenum throws for 559 yards, but needs his fifth TD pass with 57 seconds left to clinch victory.
No. 19 Miami 28, Wake Forest 27: Touchdown pass with 68 seconds to go puts 'Canes on top; Wake missed last-second 60-yard field goal attempt.
No. 24 California 23, Arizona State 21: Cal's 24-yard field goal with 21 seconds to go lifts the Bears to key road victory.
Defense Wins Ball GamesNo. 1 Florida 41, Georgia 17: Gators clinch SEC East by holding Bulldogs to just 286 yards (pictured above).
No. 3 Texas 41, No. 14 Oklahoma State 14: Two interception returns for TDs set the tone as Longhorns roll on the road.
No. 4 Iowa 42, Indiana 24: Trailing 21-7 at the half, Hawkeyes use 88-yard INT-return TD to open scoring in 35-3 second half.
No. 6 TCU 41, UNLV 0: Horned Frogs get first shutout since 2007 and have allowed 13 points in last three games.
No. 7 Boise State 45, San Jose State 7: Two turnovers lead to TDs and Spartans manage just 221 total yards.
No. 8 Cincinnati 28, Syracuse 7: Backup QB leads Bearcats once again; defense forces two red-zone turnovers.
No. 9 LSU 42, Tulane 0: Final contracted meeting in long-time series ends with LSU's first shutout of Greenies since 1969.
No. 11 Georgia Tech 56, Vanderbilt 31: Vandy leads 31-28 in the third before Tech defense pulls together.
No. 12 Penn State 34, Northwestern 13: Down 10-3 in the second, Penn State's defense pitches second-half shutout and offense comes to life.
No. 16 Utah 22, Wyoming 10: Utes hold Wyoming to 74 total yards in second half as 19 unanswered points put game away.
No. 17 Ohio State 45, New Mexico State 0: Third shutout of season for Buckeyes who now prepare for Penn State and Iowa in back-to-back weeks.
No. 23 Notre Dame 40, Washington State 14: Irish finally get a routine victory as Cougars manage just 206 yards of offense.
Joining the BCS Standings:No. 21 Wisconsin: Badgers improve to 6-2 with 37-0 shutout of Purdue.
No. 24 Oklahoma: Sooners have lost three games by a total of five points; this weekend's 42-30 win over Kansas lifts them back into rankings.
No. 25 South Florida: Bulls climb back to rankings after upending West Virginia.
This Week's Key Games (with new BCS rankings)No. 9 LSU at No. 3 Alabama: Crimson Tide can clinch SEC West with victory; LSU can jump back into BCS picture with upset.
No. 16 Ohio State at No. 11 Penn State: Key Big Ten showdown will likely decide a BCS bid - loser is likely out.
No. 7 Boise State at Louisiana Tech (Friday): One of two remaining road games for Broncos, who look to continue undefeated season.
No. 12 USC at Arizona State: Another loss for USC and Trojans likely out of BCS bowl for first time since 2001.
Manning Award Stars of the WeekFrom the players currently on the Watch List for the Manning Award, here are some of the standout stars from week nine:
Levi Brown, Troy (28-of-41, 378 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)
Jacory Harris, Miami (22-of-44, 322 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)
Case Keenum, Houston (44-of-54, 559 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT)
Adam Weber, Minnesota (19-of-31, 416 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT)
Russell Wilson, North Carolina State (20-of-30, 349 yards, 5 TDs, 2 INT)
Zach Collaros, Cincinnati (22-of-28, 295 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)
B.J. Daniels, South Florida (13-of-26, 232 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
Kevin Riley, Cal (27-of-44, 351 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT)


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Kanye West charged in paparazzo attack
Listen to Kanye West on iHeartRadio
Kanye West is facing charges of battery and attempted grand theft over a run-in with a paparazzo at Los Angeles International Airport.
According to the "Los Angeles Times," the L.A. City Attorney's Office filed the two misdemeanor charges Friday.
Back in July, as he was leaving the airport, Kanye allegedly attacked photographer Danny Ramos after Ramos asked the rapper a question.
During the altercation, the rapper reportedly grabbed Ramos and forced him to the ground. Ramos suffered cuts and muscle strains as a result of the incident. Last month, the district attorney decided not to file felony charges against Kanye. Kanye will face a judge on October 10th.
In August, Ramos teamed up with famed civil rights lawyer Gloria Allred to file a lawsuit against Kanye. During a press conference, Allred said Kanye had interfered with Danny's civil rights. Ramos is seeking an unspecified amount of damages.
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With a stylish, handy design M608c is a great combination of mobile phone and PDA based on new symbian OS 9.1 and UIQ 3.0andoffers users great customisation opportunities as well as the ability to buy personal productivity and other applications from the Sony Application shop. New push email applications, remote synchronisation and expandable memory give owners a phone and email connectivity in a device that easily fits in their pocket - at just 15mm thick, it is one of the slimmest devices of its kind available. The M608c is a 2.5G version of Sony's recently announced global products, the M600 UMTS handset.
The ergonomic design of the M608c makes it easy to operate with one hand or two and gives versatile options on how to perform messaging tasks. For example the combination of large dual function keyboard and touch screen handwriting input makes messaging input extremely easy. Reading emails and viewing high quality video and graphics content is made easy with the 3-way Jog Dial and a 2.6" QVGA screen, capable of handling 262K colours.
A range of standard and proprietary push email applications enabled for operator customisation are being developed in conjunction with a number of partners.
For such a slim device the M608C has an impressive 80MB onboard memory for storing email attachments and multimedia content. An additional 64MB Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™), which is a new ultra-small recording media designed for highly compact mobile devices, is provided in the box. The M608c is the first Sony product to feature this new memory card.


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A cyst is a closed pocket or pouch of tissue. It can be filled with air, fluid, pus, or other material.
Cysts may form within any tissue in the body. Most cysts is the lungs are filled with air.Cyststhat form inthe lymph system or kidneys are fluid-filled. Certain parasites, such as trichinosis, dog tapeworm (Toxocara canis), and echinococcus, can form cysts within the muscles, liver, brain, lungs, and eyes.
Cysts are common on the skin. They can developfrom a clogged sebaceous glands (acne-related cysts) or form around something stuck in the skin. These cysts are benign (not cancer) but can cause pain and changes in appearance.
Cysts can be drained or removed with surgery depending on the type and location of the growth.
Apilonidal dimple is a type of cyst.
Stone MS. Cysts. In: Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, et al, eds.Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa:Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 110.
Review Date: 11/20/2012
Reviewed By: Kevin Berman, MD, PhD, Atlanta Center for Dermatologic Disease, Atlanta, GA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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Dr. Thomas Moore tapped to be Upstate chancellor
Dr. Thomas F. Moore, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty at Winthrop University, has been named chancellor of the University of South Carolina Upstate.
His appointment was announced Wednesday (May 4) by USC President Harris Pastides, who said Moore's extensive background in higher education, knowledge of the state and commitment to excellence as a professor and an administrator make him an ideal choice to succeed Dr. John Stockwell, who is retiring after 17 years as chancellor.
"Tom Moore will be a dynamic, inspirational leader for Upstate," Pastides said. "He is passionate about education and has a deep understanding of its vital role in shaping personal and intellectual growth, enhancing quality of life, and driving economic development. His knowledge of South Carolina and the challenges that our state faces will allow him to make a smooth transition into his new role as a leader of one of the nation's emerging metropolitan universities."
Moore, 59, said he is honored to have been selected to lead Upstate and rejoin USC, where he earned his doctorate in inorganic chemistry.
"I am grateful to Dr. Pastides for the confidence he has shown in me and for the opportunity to lead USC Upstate, particularly as it expands its economic development role and solidifies its reputation as a leading metropolitan university," Moore said. "The leadership of Chancellor Stockwell has positioned the university for continued growth, greater visibility in the region and the state and growing recognition across the nation. Marsha and I are very pleased to be rejoining the USC family, and we look forward to working closely with President Pastides, the Board of Trustees and the Spartanburg Commission on Higher Education."
Moore's appointment is the high point of a 30-year career in higher education in which he has worked closely with various constituencies, including students, faculty, administrators, alumni and business, community and political leaders. He joined Winthrop in 1986 as chair of the department of chemistry and physics, a post he held until 1994. In 1991, he also became director of the Master of the Liberal Arts Program. He served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences from 2001- 03 and in the top position of faculty governance, representing faculty before Winthrop's Board of Trustees, from 1996 - 2000.


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By Nick Patterson Herald writer
EVERETT — Travis Green is saying all the right things.
Green's top-seeded Portland Winterhawks know they are heavy favorites to roll through the eighth-seeded Everett Silvertips in their best-of-seven first-round Western Conference playoff series, which begins Friday in Portland.
Yet, Portland's acting head coach maintains that he's expecting the Tips to present a legitimate threat.
"It's going to be a tough matchup," Green said. "In the playoffs, there are no easy teams; every team is there for a reason. It's going to be a tough series, they always are."
The racing form wouldn't necessarily agree. Portland won the Scotty Munro Trophy for the league's best record during the regular season and the Winterhawks' 117 points were more than double the 57 Everett earned. Portland also dominated the regular-season series, winning nine of the 10 meetings.
"They're a great team and they showed it in the regular season, but we're here to battle," Everett co-most valuable player Landon Oslanski said.
"It's a huge challenge, but it's a great opportunity," Oslanski added. "We're just going to do our best. We're going to work our (tails) off and we're going to do what we can."
But the Winterhawks have a habit of preventing opponents from doing what they want. Portland is a team that has it all. The Winterhawks possess the league's most prolific offense, having led the league in goals during the regular season. Portland also has an airtight defense, having allowed the fewest goals in the Western Conference.
Priority one for the Tips will be keeping Portland's potent offense in check. That means limiting the Winterhawks' scoring chances. It also means goaltender Austin Lotz will have to be at his acrobatic best to give the Tips a chance in the series.
"Goaltending will be important, special teams will be important and we have to really manage the puck well," Everett general manager Garry Davidson said. "They're going to get chances, they have too much speed and skill not to. But what we have to do is minimize the amount of chances we give up. And the way they play, they're going to give up some chances to us. So when we do get an opportunity, we have to bear down and put the puck in the back of the net. But each and every night we have to keep their high-octane offense under some control."
Is that possible? The Tips are hoping they can unearth the formula for containing Portland's offense.
"We have to play very disciplined — we've taken a few penalties over the course of the season — and we have to play sound defensive hockey," defenseman Ben Betker said. "They're a very active team, they jump up in the rush all the time. They activate their D like no other team I've ever seen. They definitely know what they're doing and they have a lot of experience, too. So, we have to match their (competition) level and we probably have to steal one or two on the road."
Added Oslanski: "We need to play really good defensively. We have to play mean and finish our checks."
On paper, Everett presents fewer dangers. The Tips scored the fewest goals in the league and allowed the third-most in the Western Conference. Nevertheless, Green said he is wary of the threat the Tips present.
"They've got some forwards who can put the puck in the net, they work hard and they're playing a higher-speed game now," Green said. "Now that they're healthy, their defense has stabilized and their goalie has played well. Put those things together and that's why they're in the playoffs. For me, any team in the playoffs has to be respected, and you have to put your best foot forward to win."
The one glimmer of hope that shines through for Everett is recent history. Although the Tips beat Portland just once during the regular season, that one victory is fresh in the memory. Everett topped Portland 4-2 at home on March 2 in what may have been the best game the Tips played all season long.
"It tells our guys that they are beatable," Davidson said. "That should give us an edge from a mental perspective. It's not like we went 0-10 against them and we're saying to ourselves there's no way we can beat them. We've beaten them and what we have to do is duplicate what we did in that game. I thought in that game we played 60 minutes, played with a lot of energy, and for the most part managed pucks well, too."
The one health concern Portland had was that of No. 1 goaltender Mac Carruth. He did not play during the final weekend of the regular season because of an undisclosed injury suffered late in Portland game March 12 against Victoria. However, Green said he expected Carruth to be ready for the start of the series.
Check out Nick Patterson's Silvertips blog at http://www.heraldnet.com/silvertipsblog, and follow him on Twitter at NickHPatterson.


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Johnny Cash & Dolly Parton make 'Greatest Songwriters' list
Listen to Dolly Parton on iHeartRadio | Listen to Johnny Cash on iHeartRadio
Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton are getting praise for their abilities to craft a tune. The country stars are included in a new readers' poll from the UK's MusicRadar.com, which has compiled a list of "The Greatest Songwriters of All Time."
Cash is in the top 20, landing at number 18. He's praised as "a natural storyteller whose talent traversed country, folk, rockabilly and pop."
The site adds that Johnny's "rebel image and deceptively direct approach made him one of the early heroes of popular music."
Dolly has the number 54 spot on the list. She's recognized as one of music's most prolific and best-selling artists.
Rock and pop artists make up the bulk of the list, which is lead by The Beatles songwriting team of John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
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Can he speak?
I've yet to get to the last book so I don't know if this will be answered there, but while playing the Chamber Of Secrets game for GameBoy Color, speaking to the Baron at Nick's deathday party results in the response; "......." to which Harry remembers the Baron cannot talk. Is this true, or just some random thing added to the game? Could've sworn he was laughing when he appeared in the first film, so it hardly seems logical for them to add that sort of thing into the game. --Malunis T 10:07, 9 August 2009 (UTC)
The Baron can probably speak. The other ghosts only rarely speak to him.--Rodolphus 10:17, 9 August 2009 (UTC)
- In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Harry impersonates the Baron while under the Cloak of Invisibility to scare away Peeves. Since Peeves is convinced and flies off, I would assume that yes he can speak. - Nick O'Demus 10:18, 9 August 2009 (UTC)
Who portaryed him in Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone?Philered WAS HERE! PEACE!
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- Terence Bayler. - Nick O'Demus 11:29, March 21, 2010 (UTC)
I'm so confused. If he died in the 11th century, then why is he dressed like someone from the 17th? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs).
- The circumstances around the Baron's death (including the timeframe) were only revealed in Deathly Hallows. At the time of filming Philosopher's Stone we didn't really know when he lived, and the filmmakers chose 17th/18th century-ish attire (note that in the film he isn't wearing his chains either -- something that was only revealed in Deathly Hallows). -- Seth Cooper owl post! 12:09, June 27, 2011 (UTC)
Blood status
The article claims that the Baron presumably has Muggle heritage given his noble title, but I say this is unlikely. I mean, the Bloody Baron was taught at Hogwarts in the Founders' Time; having been sorted into Slytherin house he was taught by Salazar Slytherin himself. Given Slytherin's extremist anti-Muggle ideology, I find it very unlikely that a person with Muggle ancestry was a) taught by the man himself and b) chosen to represent (as a house ghost) a house whose founder greaty valued the purity of one's blood (even in Chamber of Secrets, the password to the Slytherin Common Room was "Pure-Blood"). Sure, it is true that according to Remus Lupin there are no princes in the wizarding world, but does the absence of royal families invalidate the existance of a noble social class? -- Seth Cooper owl post! 19:32, June 27, 2011 (UTC)
- Nope. I've said it before, royalty and nobility are two different things. Jayden Matthews 19:42, June 27, 2011 (UTC)
- Exactly. Look at San Marino for instance; nobility still remains part of the legal social structure despite the country being a republic. It bugs me a lot when I see every person in the Nobility category being automatically labeled as a Muggle-born or Half-blood. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 19:48, June 27, 2011 (UTC)
Would it be fair to mark him down for Pure-blood then, given his tutelage under Salazar?Green Zubat 20:22, August 6, 2011 (UTC)
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There's 2 "1995—1996 school year" sections in the article. Ordona 04:27, August 22, 2011 (UTC)
Fixed. The second one has been changed to "1996-1997" school year. -JDRooDigger 04:31, August 22, 2011 (UTC)
His title.
Hogwarts was founded in 993, with Helena Ravenclaw already born (whether she was 11 I don't know, but regardless) she will have been one of the first generation of students in the history of the Wizarding world to attend the school - meaning she would have left Hogwarts at 17 in the (minimum year) of 1000. At this time, the Bloody Baron also attends Hogwarts and falls in love with her, which as you know she never felt mutual. So, when they had left, Helena stole the diadem to be just as smart and thus famous as her mama, 'cause of this Rowena fell ill 'rumored' so she asked the Baron to go find Helena who had escaped to Albania. That means that if the murder in Albania took place in the year 1000 when they were both 17 (which is the lowest it can be) then the "baron" as JK brands him (she still hasn't told us his name) would be a title that simply doesn't exist as up to the battle of Hastings in 1066 we were ruled by Norway, and thus the title 'Baron' didn't exist until 1066. Which would mean that if the Baron WAS a Baron, the murder would have taken place in no later than 1066 - meaning they were both 83... And I according to Deathly Hallows, Helena is NOT an old woman. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by ThatsRoss (talk • contribs).
- Nicely put. It's probably another of Rowling's mathematical/historical mistakes (i.e. the claim in Pottermore that the original Ollivander arrived at Britain with the Romans, but we know he established the wand-making business in 382 B.C. but the Roman conquest of Britain (Britannia) only began effectively in 43 B.C., under Emperor Claudius. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 14:01, September 8, 2011 (UTC)
- Alternatively, he may have started calling himself "Baron" after his death, when the title itself was created. Jayden Matthews 14:45, September 8, 2011 (UTC)
- That'd be unlikley - During the Deathly Hallows when Helena explains the story to Harry, she states that her mother asked for the Baron, which to me sounds as though he is already being named that. However, that would solve the puzzle of why a Pure-blood Wizard bore Muggle title.
Relevance of foreign translations
This may not be the correct place for this, but, in the Welsh translation of the first book, the Bloody Baron is called the Bloody Baron Waldo. This got me thinking about how relevant foreign translations are to canon --- I mean, there are no other indications of the Baron's name, but should his name being Waldo be considered canon? -- Saxon 12:05, December 23, 2013 (UTC)
- I personally think so that his name being Waldo is being canon, but that's only my interpretation. --Hunnie Bunn (talk) 16:24, January 12, 2014 (UTC)
- I'd use the examples of Baruffio's wife and Scouthibou as reasons for this proposed change. -- Saxon 17:21, January 13, 2014 (UTC)
- Bumping... -- Saxon 18:42, January 19, 2014 (UTC)
- I have two issues with the rename.
- First, the examples you pointed out are somewhat different in that they don't alter what's in the original English editions, but they add to it (i.e. Scouthibou goes unnamed in the original edition, and it's given a name in the French edition; which is substancially different from a ghost being called "Bloody Baron" in the original and "Barwn Waldo Waedlyd, or "Bloody Baron Waldo", in the Welsh translation). All in all, whenever a translation changes or goes against what's said in the original editions, that's a no-no. There are numerous other examples of names being changed from the original in some translations, without any of it being considered canon (one example is "Emeric Switch", which is referred to as "Emeric G. Changé" in the French editions — even though that "G." was added, it alters the name as a whole, and it is therefore, not canon (the "G. Changé" was the translator making a pun with "J'ai changé", which means "I've changed" -- fitting for a Transfiguration specialist).
- Which actually brings me to my second, and I think, more important consideration. While some translators chose to translate names of characters and objects literally, others chose to translate the names, adapting the wordplays and puns into the language they were translating to, to make the non-English-speaker reader aware of them. Case in point, "Bloody Baron" is an alliteration -- something "Barwn Waedlyd" (a literal translation of "Bloody Baron" into Welsh) isn't. To mantain that alliteration, a further element was needed in the name, hence the addition of "Waldo" ("Waldo Waedlyd" has that "Wa" sound repeated on the beginning of each word). That's why the Welsh editions render the Bloody Baron's name like that — out of stylistic need, not canonical insight, methinks. -- Seth Cooper owl post! 20:53, January 21, 2014 (UTC)


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Try adding the -V switch. I haven't figured out what is causing the "Bad file descriptor" error but at least you'll see that Hydra is working.
I have the de-ICE 1.100 disc and bt3 on VMWare. I have succesfully used nmap against the de-ICE system and checked out their faux webpage. When I use Hydra to try and access the ssh port I receive the error 'select: Bad file selector'. It was suggested on a different forum that this may be caused by an error in the path name but my pathnames are correct. Any help with this will be greatly appreciated.
Try adding the -V switch. I haven't figured out what is causing the "Bad file descriptor" error but at least you'll see that Hydra is working.
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having same error message - anyone figured it out?
i think it was too many threads/tasks..
I was running hydra(gtk) with -36, and i set it to 8~14 and it's happy now.. sometimes i can push a bit higher, sometimes not..
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