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The Staff were very helpful There was somebody's long black hair in both the sink and bath
location Food could have been better
The breakfast was very poor
nice quiet room, very nice view to park/castle, highway imperceptibly, great indoor sport facilities for free, bike rental, very friendly staff, mainly elderly Dutch visitors. no bathrobes, no minibar
The breakfast was excellent and the dining staff extremely helpful no mini bar!
The availability of the restaraunt and bar within the hotel as well as the location (off the beaten track, but close to major roadways). The swimming pool was open at hours that made it inaccessible for me. Also, having two smaller beds pushed together to make one big bed was a little uncomfortable.
The breakfast was good, room was spacious, all in all the hotel was very comfortable. The hotel was located a bit in the middle of nowhere.
Nice-clean hotel, lovely grounds, a bit far from the train station, but we'll go back again
the facilities in the hotel none
Pet friendly rooms Lots of stairs
Location excellent None
the spa and the swiming pool room to small, no internet conection, a bit rundown
This hotel was awesome. My family and I stayed in a family room that was pefect. It was close to downtown, the shopping, and the Christmas Markets. The staff is very friendly and most speak multiple languages. Breakfast Buffett was also good and worth the 12.5 pp. The restaraunt is very pricey.....plan to eat diner else where if you are looking for value.
swimming pool over priced for the quality of the room
Really nothing Very applicable!!A misearable room,no services,old and weary towels,no tissues paper,no room service.Maybe can be considered as two star hotel!!!!
the room we were upgraded to was excellent, the receptionist who delt with our complaint about the original room was excellent. the room we were given to begin with was way below standard and if we had had to stay in that room and not have the option of upgrading it would have turned a very good stay into a very bad one
Swimmingpool is very nice.Breakfest was excellent. Familyrooms for stay with children. Why did you not mention that slippers and bathrobe are obligatory and that you have to pay 12 € to rent it.Idem parking 5€ per night
convenient location and excellent breakfast. Room was comfortable. Carpets in corridors were not clean, room was a bit dusty. Ridiculous price for internet connection. The whole place apart from restaurant needs tidying up, and perhaps re-design.
The reception staff is helpful. There is no refrigerator and smoking smell in non-smoking room.
Swimming pool/spa While in a non-smoking room, the corridor we had to use to get to our room stunk of cigerette/cigar smoke.
clean, calm and relaxed nature of the hotel and facilities. Not being able to make a tea or coffee in the rooms.
Relaxing in the SPA, enjoying healthy food and visiting the village. Carpet on the floor. The room was clean but the terrace was dirty. Staff not always responding to the client's needs. Old fashion rooms and bed not really confortable.
Love going to breakfast in a robe and not putting on real clothes the entire stay! Liked being able to use spa, robe and towel even after check out.
February is a quiet month in which you can enjoy all the water and heat in a very comfortable way. Themae 2000 is build on a beautiful spot, it supplies views and it is surrounded with some impressive big trees. The building is a great design and the sauna's are among the best in the lowlands! The system with a keycard for the door and a paper card with your roomnumber for the restaurant does not work. You have to take both into the spa. Apparently the staff is working on this problem. I hope they will develop or purchase a system with a wristband or a pin that opens your door and can be used in the restaurants and does not show your roomnumber. I don't get it why you have to get dressed when you want to be into the swimmingpool area.
The Spa and hotel facilities all under one roof
Wonderful facilities, efficient staff and good food. We have been going to Thermae 2000 for 5 years and it has never disappointed. Much better than equivalent British spas.
It was very busy and could have used more staff on duty, some staff in the restaurant areas could be a bit friendlier, although others were very good. would be nice to also have hot water pool on the 'sauna' side
A very comfortable hotel with a fantastic breakfast
Everything was wonderful, we enjoyed hanging out in our pool-bath robes. It was a very relaxing get-a-away. Staff was great. We will return
it is a wellness hotel which means you relax and enjoy the tropical surroundings, warm water and spa treatments
The new building is pleasant, nice rooms and bathrooms. In the older part of hotel the rooms are not so charming. Good selection for breakfast.
The hotel staff, which was very friendly and helpful. I stayed in this hotel for the second time. The first time I had a room in the new part of the hotel. This time I had a room in the old part. The rooms in the old part are very small and not so comfortable as the new ones.
The araff were nice Very old,need to make renovating in the breakfast and dining room
First I was given the key to an already occupied room. Then I was given a room on the first floor - very loud, and not secure (windows open onto the flat roof, accessible to other guests.)
You get buffet breakfast and its only 10 min walk to the nearest train station The service wasn't good. I had no t.v in the room, had to ask 4 times! and it took 2 days!
The braekfast was good. The room was bright, clean, and roomy. The bathroom was clean and modern with plenty of hot water. The hotel is real close to the train station. I would stay there again. Not much I didn't like.
Good location, close to train station. Decent breakfast. As expected for what we paid. Room door lock was not secure. The lobby was full of cigarette smoke. No front desk staff at 7:15am when we wanted to check out.
friendlystaff location clean and tidy room good chioce of breakfast no
Very effective heating ! Friendly and helpful staff Bed linen was clean, but a little discoloured
The bedroom, the hotel staff and the location of the hotel, which was perfect because it was only a 10 minutes' walk to the train station and it is just 20 minutes from Maastricht. The restaurant. You are not able to order your dinner a la carte. Only a 3 meal-menu.
excellent renovation and architecture, very nice surroundings the hotel could use a full time concierge. the information given by the receptionists was not accurate, and kind of ruined our night (wanted to go to valkenburg christmas opening and told us that it was not open. Stayed in the hotel and missed the opening of the Christmas fair and the fireworks)
spa facilities and the luxurious feeling of the room (we got an upgrade to a suite appartment) two barking dogs in the room next to us
Nice environment Nice dining room Good food Room is not confortable Old fashioned Too dark
The grounds and the facilities were beautiful. I would have liked the breakfast to be included in the price of the room.
The junior suite was a private as your own appartment Nothing
gardens,buildings,rooms,restaurants,staff,setting in the countryside,all excellent. no
Large junior apartment suite was well furnished, including well equipped kitchenette. Grounds were nicely done and provided a very peaceful setting. "King bed" was really 2 twin beds stuck together.
The apartments were well appointed, restaurant excellent, and the grounds beautiful. A bit of an effort to get to without a car, although the shuttle service to Maastricht station was very welcome. Staff very helpful and attentive. Also very interesting with St Gerlach's chapel and museum on the grounds. Stairs in the apartment were quite steep, if you are at all incapacitated ask for a ground floor room.
great staff, always willing to help with even the most ridiculous requests...bistro dinner and buffet breakfasts were great
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Quiet environmen, but close to transport. Yes, lack of internet. Only one computer terminal available for the whole hotel. Wireless network would be ideal,
Management and staff very helpful with particular praise towards bar staff for their good humour and making a party atnosphere
Convenient in terms of transport and the counter service is good. The bartender is entertaining. Poor facilities such as no curtain in the bathroom - the floor is wet after bath; no internet connection, no water boiler in the room; I would rather to pay more to have these basic facilities.
when I came from out side at 4 pm the room door was opened and the towels not change the bath romm was not cleaan.
Information on train service, local site seeing / walk tour map, etc. Should allow guest to use atleast two hours after check-in time, if required.
The addition of evening entertainment was a bonus
Hotel's close proximity to Valkenburg rail station and city Centrum and free vehicle parking in a private lot at the hotel. Bathroom was clean. Most staff was friendly and helpful. Room and hallways in our wing of the hotel had a decidedly musty smell. Hotel should add some security to its one guest-accessible internet computer; a user (probably a guest's kid) apparently had been able to switch the default wallpaper to an inappropriate and offensive image.
The very friendly and helpful staff, all of them, you should be congratulated on your staff training! The breakfast was OK but having to walk all the way to the buffet and back to your table was a bit much. Could the breakfast bar not be in the middle of the vast room? The dreadful music, a bit thighclapping and hopsa heisa.
Nice view
Easy access from motorway. No airconditioning. Too much noise from motorway. Unattended water leak in bathroom.
There was some refurbishing going on which made me wake up early. However, the staff treated this in a good manner afterwards.
The breakfast selection and quality of food were great. The bed was comfortable. Parking was free. Good value for money! The towels were kind of worn out. Internet was not free.
just for the weekend overnight and excellent breakfast buffet a very nice hotel
The quality of facilities, for example the bar and restaurant
Room was comfortable, restaurant open long hours, convenient and easy. It's not cheap, no free internet access, and not very personal, but it does what it does efficiently
Coffee making facilities in the room would have been nice.
the customer service of the hotel staff overall was very poor not very happy with their attitude especially the restaurant staff restaurant and bar
Very good bedroom. Wide choice of food in restaurant, which was excellent quality and reasonably priced. No
Very Convenient, good off road parking, good value breakfast
We picked this hotel because we wanted to be near the town centre for the christmas markets, the hotel was perfect and we would stay there again.
Breakfasts were excellent and the staff were friendly and helpful. The lounge, breakfast room and bar area were beautifully decorated, and it was lovely to have a space where one could sit and relax. Smoking is still allowed in public areas in the Netherlands, and as non-smokers we found this a problem- unfortunately the smell from the bar travelled all the way up to the room (on the top floor).
A perfect hotel for a romantic weekend
The grounds where beautiful, great breakfast, great wireless internet, expensive dinner. This hotel is more about the outside than inside, but nice none the less. Not for young children; The reception guy told us we should have stayed at another hotel when we asked about a roll away bed..nice
If you look for a real nice place to stay for business or romance this is the place you should go.The room was great with lot of space and view on nature. The staff was nice and food excellent.
Restaurant is also good on tast and service, but not expensive. Nothing
Everything. Service, setting, food - all without fault. Air conditioning in the bedroom would have been nice.
The environment.
the staff were welcoming, food was fantastic and the location superb
A friendly relaxed atmosphere with attentive staff.
The Hotel is in a beautiful location, has a relaxing atmosphere and excellent food and service. There was also the opportunity to go for a cycle ride in the delightful countryside.
Exceptional experience, beautiful facility and grounds. An ambiance that cannot be found elsewhere. A GPS is helpful is locating the grounds off of the main thoroughfare.
The restaurant is very good. The overall atmosphere is very relaxed and a great place to be for business or relaxation.
Near to locations I needed Small room for price, would have expected more. VISA didn't take so I had to find an ATM to get cash (using the same card). That took about a hour to find and return, time I didn't have to spare but had to use.
The restaurant was excellent - small menu but beautifully cooked, The staff were charming & very helpfull. The rooms although small were clean & stylish with views overlooking the local counrtyside, Small rooms were a disappointment - also when the wind is in the wrong direction the local 'smell of the county' was overpowering if you were sat on the terrace with a drink.
Beautiful hotel with great breakfast. I'd like to stay here with my wife. Seemed like a romantic place. Floor outside my room was very creaky, and you could hear everyone who walked past. But it is an old, renovated castle.
The hotel has a very nice and relaxing atmosphere. Very enjoyable. The restaurant is very good but it just takes too long for getting your meal. It is ok if you want a long dinner but if you are trying to eat a bit quicker this is not the place for you. I was waiting there for 2 hrs when ordering just a starter and a desert.
Lovely Hotel, in a rural setting. Internet didnt work in the rooms, neither did the telephone.
The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The room was newly refurbished, comfortable, and quiet.
Vey individual and stylish
The manager was very accomodating and the food was excellent. Internet web key did not work, very difficult as I was on a business trip.
The hotel is an interesting building in a rural setting The menu did not offer anything outside of a gourmet offering
Pleasant service and atmosphere,set menu dinner was good value Excessive street noise from local bars probably due to Hollands participation in UEFA football
Dinner (Menu) was excellent! The location is the centre of the city, and it was very quiet. The toillet and the shower cabin don't have enough space. Man feels very tight.
Friendly receptionist. Pre - arranged parking. Good breakfast. Good central position to the town centre. Rather tired decoration in our family room. Cramped with adition of bunk beds which had no ladder, or side bar to prevent a child from falling out (would not have been suitable if our children had been younger). Given one bottle of shower gel for 4 of us (to shower with each twice !) This hotel was expensive for an overnight stay, it had rather off putting list of 'rules' in the welcome brochure in the room and was old fashioned in its attitude to families
The breakfast, the place where hotel is situated ( very near center but no noise), small hotel We were surprised by small size of the room. This is also reason why we find value for money "fair".
Wished we could have stayed longer, wonderful hotel really cosy, clean and welcoming, continental breakfast was huge.
The staff where very friendly.
The stay was an unique experience, the atmosphere uncomparable and the whole thing just, literally, wonderful !
staying in a castle was very special
The location is perfect - close to nature, near the natural park (we've seen deers here). The castle is also very picturesque (expept the new connected part of the building with the lift which is nothing common with the castle). The personnel speaks very good English and very helpful. Common areas are very rich decorated and you feel yourself in a real castle here. The breakfast is not very varied but of a good quality products (the view from the restaurant is also great). No sound isolation (you can even see lots of light from the door at night). The light in the bathroom can be switched on only together with the ventilation which is very loud - at night you can't use the light. The stairs extremely scratching (but beatiful) and the lift (we used once) is a challenge - extremely slow and you will be feared a bit :) The restaurant was closed on 8 p.m. (as all in the area).
The service was excellent and the hotel staff was very friendly and very helpful.
The environment Not very helpful
The room size. The attached golf court. The gentle staff It was isolated in a forest 3km away from the nearest town. The cleanliness and poor outdoor furniture on both balconies.
Very frindly and helpful staff and wonderful environment I found everything was nice .
If you like golf I'm sure you'd see the benefits of being here. The front desk staff were friendly No free wireless, bizarrely huge suites with no kitchenette equipment (so why have a suite ?) Restaurant ok but closes before 2100 hrs.No public transport into Brunssum or Heerlen and taxis expensive. No fitness room, no movies channel, no in room coffee/tea
I liked the peaceful atmosphere with the golf course outside my window. I also liked the quiet corridors and homey eating areas. NA
If you are visiting Brunssum, or if you enjoy golfing, this hotel is excellent. As far as I could determine, every room is a "suite" - i.e., bedroom and large living room. The living room has a nice kitchenette and dining table. I didn't expect this, so it was a nice surprise. Also, although the kitchen is presently being remodeled, the meals the hotel could offer were excellent.
Comfortable and in a fine location.
very nice, spaceous apartments, with kitchen etc. no soap?!?
Large room/suite. Breakfast buffet was at best only "fair".
Excellent room, very spacious, nice view of golf course, right on golf course, very good breakfast spread Room had a kitchen but no pots,pans plates or utensils --- told they would be provided if I had asked. This should be made known to customer at check-in. Very hot days, A/C should be turned on prior to guest arriving, if you have the room confirmed by credit card.
Reception very helpful and friendly Please thank them
location, everything we required very close by
Quaint and comfortable
Vey friendly staff - When I asked at the reception I they had toothpaste as I had forgotten mine, they unfortunately didn't have any (in a 4 star hotel ????), but the friendly barman/receptionist gave me a tube of his own to help me out. Breakfast was crowded, but very good The room wasn't just small as advertised, but very small The tv was also tiny - so small that it was difficult to see the programme. There was no shower curtain/glass and you could only shower by holding the showerhead as there was no wall fitting to hang it on. Overall, we didn't think that the hotel was deserving of a four star rating - At the most a low 3
Located very close to town centre.Hotel staff were friendly and helpful.Rooms comfortable.Good breakfast. We stayed at the weekend and had a room at the front of the hotel,noise from the road outside,both traffic and revellers,went on tll quite late.
The place Valkenburg Bussy traffic in front
The hotel was very convenient for a car show that we were attending. Unfortunately our stay in early July coincided with a heatwave and the lack of air-conditioning made it very difficult to get a good night's sleep, despite being loaned a fan for some of the time.
Nice staff Room rather basic
the relatively low price it is a four starr hotel, but when you use the television set in the room at normal volume, the neigbor starts instantaneously to knock on your door due to too much noise in his/her (in this case: her) room; the floor of my room was skewed (different levels at different sides of the room); the room had no window, but only a balcony door with a rather small window in it; all by all not the level of comfort you would expect from a 4 starr hotel!
The location and staff were excellent. The breakfast was very nice including breads, meats cheese and cereals. There also was a cappucino machine which was a plus.
Staff very friendly and approachable. Breakfast service excellent. Lack of air conditioning was a problem. As was the location of the room on the first night (facing on to the main road). The temperature was very high and when the windows were opened the noise was incredibly loud. Although, it should be noted that when we requested a room change, this request was met.
Breakfast was excellent;the bar was very comfortable. The internet was not working and there was little interest in fixing the problem for us.
Good location Beds were twin and not double. Room temperature was too cold
Clean, cosey hotel. Perfect for a walk around the Valkenburg centrum.
-We had asked for a non-smoking room, but didn´t get it initially. After pleading they switched rooms and we got it. -In the middle of the night a lot of noice from other gasts coming in, talking very loud, bouncing on the wooden stairs. This was in a timeframe of 2 hours!
breackfast very good, very friendly and attentive staff no, all was very good
The staff were very friendly and the quality of food was excellent. Initially we were given a room where the previous guests had smoked, but on request we were moved to a non-smoking room.
Breakfast, nice room and beds I had to shower very carefully, otherwise the bathroom would easily get wet.
friendlliness and helpful staff.
Service, Staff, food etc
Extremely friendly staff, absolutely superb breakfast, and so close to the train station. This place was really good, I would highly recommend.


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A. In the event of a flood emergency warning or actual flood emergency on or near campus, the Public Safety will receive advance notification from the Union County Communications Center as to the extent and nature of the impending flood or weather emergency. The instructions and preparations for the university and surrounding communities will be relayed from the Union County Communications Center and the Union County Emergency Services' Office to the university through the Public Safety dispatcher and Department of Public Safety.
B. The president of the university or the vice president for finance and administration, or their designee, will initiate the appropriate announcements concerning the emergency flood warning and the instructions for preparation and/or evacuation when and if necessary. The procedures outlined in Sections III. and IV., "Declaring a Campus State of Emergency" and "Notification Procedures," will apply, including the establishment of an Emergency Command Center and the dissemination of information to the university community.
C. In the event of a major weather emergency or disaster, the director of public safety will coordinate a timely notification procedure for all members of the university and surrounding communities with the members of the Emergency Response Team through the Bucknell University radio station (FM-WVBU), the Bucknell TV station, cable channel #41, local media communications networks or through the Public Safety dispatcher and the university telephone switchboard.
D. Any member of the university community who discovers a flood problem or potential flood problem, resulting from weather conditions or facilities damage, should follow these procedures:
Stay out of the area. Do not enter until electrical power has been turned off. There is an extreme danger of electrical shock if the water has contacted any electrical devices.
Call the Facilities at 570-577-1911 and/or Public Safety at 570-577-3333 and describe the nature of the problem.
Post people at all entrances to the flooded area to prevent entry by unauthorized personnel.
Facilities personnel will be responsible for pumping water out of the area.
Identify a temporary shelter to house water-soaked materials.
Do not return to the building or work area until instructed to do so by Public Safety or the Facilities staff.
The Public Safety dispatcher will initiate the proper notification procedure for contacting appropriate personnel when a flood occurs on or near campus.
A Public Safety officer will respond with the appropriate authorities to evaluate the situation.
E. In the event of extremely adverse weather conditions (severe weather emergency, snow storm, etc.), the decision to close the University, evacuate the campus or to disseminate appropriate instructions to the campus community will be the responsibility of the vice president for finance and administration or his/her designee, who will communicate this information to the director of public safety or his/her designees, the Public Safety dispatcher and the university telephone switchboard operators. The vice president for finance and administration will further authorize the communication of instructions to the local radio and television media for public announcement in consultation with the director of public relations, the director of physical plant, and the director of personnel services. In the event of the declaration of a GOVERNOR'S STATE OF EMERGENCY in Pennsylvania, the vice president for finance and administration will issue the appropriate instructions for closing the university.
During normal business hours, the above university authorities will contact all members of the university on campus to advise them of the appropriate actions to be taken. The Public Safety dispatcher and the university telephone switchboard will serve as the contact source for all university members. After business hours and on weekends, the sources of information will be the Public Safety dispatcher and the local radio and television stations.
F. In all flood and emergency weather situations, the Department of Public Safety will serve as the central coordinating center for all information and instructions within and outside the university.
G. Snow/severe weather conditions - closing the university. The following is the University's policy on snow or other severe weather or weather-related conditions:
When a severe storm occurs at night or in the early morning hours, and it becomes necessary to delay classes and the opening of offices or services, an announcement will be made over the local radio/TV stations:
and WNEP (Channel 16) WBRE (Channel 28), and WYOU (Channel 22) television to that effect as early as possible.
Occasionally, when conditions warrant, the university may also have an early closing. Early closings are communicated through a telephone tree to all faculty and administrative offices and through electronic mail.
When the majority of students are in residence, delayed openings and early closings occur for only the most severe conditions, and Bucknell's decisions may be necessarily different from those made by local school districts or local industries.
Snow Day Closing
When the majority of students are in residence, snow day closings for an entire day (or closing for other severe weather or weather-related conditions) will only be designated when snow and other conditions make travel to the campus extremely difficult. When this occurs, an announcement will be made over the same radio and TV stations noted above.
When the majority of students are in residence, it is the policy of the University to remain open, however, and snow day closings (or other weather-related closings) will not occur on a regular basis irrespective of what is done by local school districts and local industries.
Scheduled Classes
When snow or other weather-related conditions warrant delaying the opening of the University, closing the University early, or closing the University for the entire day when classes are in session, classes and laboratories will not be held. Faculty will have the option of making up canceled classes and laboratories on a Saturday at the same time as originally scheduled (normally the next Saturday).
Essential Services
Several departments or services have been designated to provide essential services during snow storms or emergencies when a majority of the students are in residence. These departments or services are expected to provide campus services in the case of either delays, early dismissals, or snow day closings.
These departments are Dining Service, Physical Plant, Public Safety, Residential Life, Student Health Service, Library and Instructional Media Services, and Computer and Communications Services. Within each of these departments, several positions have been designated as essential. Staff members in such positions are expected to stay on the job during snow or other emergencies, and the university will provide food and sleeping quarters if necessary. Staff in essential positions are also expected to get to the campus to assume job responsibilities unless doing so places them or their families in an unreasonably dangerous situation. The Finance Office and Computer and Communications Services staff may also be designated as essential when support is required for payroll processing, scheduled events such as registration, or other time-critical needs.
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When the university is open, all staff members whose positions have not been designated as essential are expected to maintain normal schedules or resume a normal schedule by reporting to work as soon as it is possible to do so. The university will not compensate employees for hours not worked. However, individuals in non- essential positions are not required to report to work, or remain at work, if they believe their safety is threatened by weather conditions. Hours missed on such occasions may be charged against "comp" time, the "floating holiday" or made up during the pay period. If a staff member chooses not to work a half or whole day, a vacation day or the "floating holiday" can be used in half-day or full-day increments. These options are available at the discretion of the supervisor and may vary by department. (For example, in some departments the "floating holiday" can only be used as a full day and, therefore, could not be used for a few hours off because of a snow emergency.)
When a snow day closing is declared, those individuals (in both essential and non- essential positions) who report to work will be entitled to take equivalent time off at some later date with approval of the supervisor. Such equivalent time off must be taken at the straight time rate, however, and overtime will not be credited for normal hours worked during the snow day. Vacation time or sick time will not be adjusted because a snow day was declared if an individual is on vacation or off due to illness.
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Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College dominated Emmanuel College everywhere but the scoreboard Saturday afternoon, outshooting the Lady Lions 38-15 but settling for a 3-3 tie in women's soccer action. The Tornados move to 5-10-1 (0-6 SAC), while Emmanuel moves to 3-9-2.
Emmanuel quickly shook off the rust from their three-hour bus ride from Franklin Springs, Ga. and scored just three minutes into the match. Alexis Schultz (Dakar, Senegal) set up Dilyn MacLean (Blue Ridge, Ga.) with a perfect lead pass, which MacLean banged home to give the Lady Lions a 1-0 lead.
The Tornados responded with a pair of goals before the halftime break. Caitlin Hubbard (Clayton, N.C.) tied the game in the 8th minute off a perfect through ball from Courtney Sofferin (Thomasville, Ga.), blasting a shot from the right side of the box to tie the match at one. Eleven minutes later, Rachael Laughlin (Chesapeake, Va.) gave Brevard the lead. A short corner kick was collected by Carrilea Potter, who swung a ball into the box which was slammed home by Laughlin, making the score 2-1 Brevard.
The two teams would stay off the scoreboard until the 67th minute, when MacLean struck again. Schultz again set the forward up with a perfect touch pass and McLean finished, tying the match at two.
Brevard responded immediately, taking the restart quickly down the field and scoring a 67th-minute tally of their own, an unassisted strike from Bailey Varley (Concord, N.C.) to give the Tornados a 3-2 advantage.
But the MacLean/Schultz duo linked up again the 78th. Another perfect pass from Schultz beat the Tornado defense and set up MacLean at point blank range, where she completed her hat trick and tied the game at three. Neither team was able to score again in regulation or overtime, and the game ended in a draw.
The result was disappointing for the Tornados considering how lopsided possession was in their favor. Brevard launched 38 shots to Emmanuel's 15. But just 14 of those Brevard shots were on target, and Lady Lion keeper Ashley Crowley (Suwanee, Ga.) made 11 saves. Brevard's Sydney Douglas (Houston, Ga.) made seven saves as Emmanuel put ten shot on goal.
The Tornados look to get back in the win column Friday when they host Converse College at 1 p.m. Emmanuel will play at Breneau College Tuesday at 7 p.m.


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Tailgating calls for hearty eating and this king-size sandwich fits the bill. The bread baked in the shaped pan carries the theme, just add any favorite sandwich filling.
Spray pan with vegetable pan spray. In large bowl, combine hot roll mix, yeast packet and Italian seasoning. Stir in hot water, butter and egg; continue stirring until dough sticks together in a ball. Turn dough onto a lightly floured surface; knead 5 minutes or until smooth. Press into prepared pan; cover and let rise in warm draft free area 35-40 minutes or until doubled in size.
Preheat oven to 375°F. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until golden brown and loaf sounds hollow when tapped. Remove from pan; cool on cooling rack.
To Assemble Sandwich:
Cut cooled bread in half horizontally. Spread cut side of both bread halves with mustard, mayonnaise or dressing, as desired. Arrange luncheon meats, cheese, lettuce and tomato on bottom bread half; top with remaining half. Use wooden picks to secure olives to top of bread. Cut into slices to serve.
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2012 Recap
The Victor Martinez injury created a significant void in the Tigers lineup from the designated hitter position. The team started out using a collection of players to fill the void before eventually plugging Delmon Young into the spot full-time after his run-in with New York City police. Overall, the team's designated hitters combined to post an overall line of .257/.291/.395 and an OPS of .687. Also, the number five hitter in the Tigers' lineup combined for the second worst OPS in all of baseball and just a .252 average. For a position created solely to provide better offense, DH in 2012 fell far short for the club.
Deeper Dive: V-Mart's Recovery
All reports on the recovery of Martinez are positive at this point. He has already begun a base running program and has been taking swings for a few months now. It remains to be seen just how productive he can be in 2013 given that he is entering his age 34 season and missed all of last year.
In an effort to find some sort of comparison to the degree of Martinez's injury and age, we can look at how Chipper Jones recovered from an ACL tear in 2010. Chipper tore his ACL in August of 2010, his age 38 season. He rebounded the next season and actually posted a higher AVG, SLG and OPS. Also, Chipper had to recover enough to play third base while Martinez will solely be a designated hitter. The Tigers will look for from Martinez is his ability to provide protection from the number five spot in the lineup. He should be able to do so as over the last three seasons he is fourth in baseball with a .341 batting average with RISP.
One big thing that is consistent over his career is that he has always maintained a low strikeout rate and his injury should have no effect on his ability to continue that trend.
2013 Outlook
Barring any setbacks in spring training, Martinez is on track to be the designated hitter on Opening Day. The organization has already come out and said that his catching days are over, so the wear and tear on his knees from squatting behind the plate will not come into play anymore. How his knee holds up remains to be seen but veteran baseball players that stay in shape have a good track record of recovery.
If everything goes as planned Martinez will be the team's designated hitter through 2014, the end of his contract. After then it remains to be seen what the team does at the position considering the strong likelihood that Miguel Cabrera or Prince Fielder may end up there full-time at some point during their contracts.


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As a remodeler who works mostly inside, I can generally reach whatever I need to from a 2-foot stepladder. And occasionally my crew and I haul out an extension ladder for our exterior work. Lately, though, we've had a few projects where mature landscaping or proximity to fences and property lines made a ladder impossible to use.
Rather than turn down such jobs or resort to scaffolding, we've taken to leasing articulated man lifts from our local rental yard. The Genie Trailer-Mounted Z-Boom costs about $200 per day in my area. As far as I'm concerned, the productivity gains make that money well spent.
I prefer the tow-behind units — which connect to my truck with a 2-inch ball — because they don't involve any delivery and pick-up fees, as the self-powered lifts do.
For about $200 per day, the author uses a Z-Boom articulated lift to reach high areas when a ladder isn't practical. The model shown here — TZ-34/20 — has a maximum height of 40 feet and a basket capacity of 500 pounds.
Genie TZ-34/20
Working height: 40 feet
Horizontal reach: 18 feet 4 inches
Up-and-over reach: 16 feet 1 inch
Basket capacity: 500 pounds
Genie Industries
Slow Going
At the site, I position the lift as close as possible to where we need it. Even though the boom has wheels, moving it is nearly impossible without at least two people (three is better). Pushing the machine up anything but the slightest grade is even harder. So when a site is steep, we bring plenty of manpower for positioning.
The Z-Booms have outriggers that take weight off the trailer's suspension and level the base. Deployed, they make the unit's footprint significantly larger — something to keep in mind when positioning the machine. We put 3/4-inch plywood scraps under the outrigger feet to prevent damage and keep the feet from sinking into the ground.
The user controls are pretty simple; the trick is getting the workbasket in just the right spot. Maneuvering the arm and basket can be counter-intuitive — sometimes, because of the Z-shaped boom, you have to go up and over a roof to get under a soffit. It's a slow process. Moving the basket into position can take five minutes or more. And once it's up there, it's an island in the sky — getting materials can require another five-minute trip. This back-and-forth eats up a significant amount of time.
Repositioning the base is a time-killer, too, because the arm has to be fully bedded and the outriggers retracted. We always plan the initial placement carefully, so we can access everything with as few base-unit moves as possible. Knowing the machine's exact reach and taking careful measurements helps when figuring out placement.
The units we rent have two 110-volt receptacles in the workbasket for tools and lights, but we use cordless tools whenever we can. With two people in the basket, cords tend to make the space feel even smaller.
Allow for Time and Cost
After using the Z-Boom a few times, I have become expert at predicting how suitable it is for various tasks. When a job warrants it, I factor the cost of the rental into my proposal and allow extra time for picking up and dropping off the lift at the rental yard.
Greg DiBernardo owns Fine Home Improvements of Waldwick in Waldwick, N.J.


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The Celebrating Arts and Ideas series offers unique cultural experiences, free of charge, to the greater university community. Through diverse programming, we feature original and innovative thinkers whose ideas have the power to change our world. The showcase provides an array of entertainment, including musical performances, theatrical productions, art and museum exhibits, films, and educational and leadership presentations that reflect a deep appreciation for the arts. View our upcoming events.
Schingoethe Center for Native American Cultures
The Schingoethe Center, which houses both a museum and an art gallery, showcases more than 6,000 pieces of Native American arts, artifacts and related materials. The center also hosts exhibitions and lectures by professional artists as well as students. The Schingoethe Center is moving to a new space in the soon-to-be-built Aurora University Welcome Center. The museum and art gallery will open later in 2015.
Music by the Lake
Each year, our George Williams College campus in Williams Bay, Wis., hosts a summer music festival on the shores of Geneva Lake. With a variety of performances for audiences of all ages, including a musical or opera production, Music by the Lake offers a premier musical experience in an intimate lakeside setting.
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Sophie Theallet Fall 2014
Sophie Theallet took Louis Malle's film noir Elevator to the Gallows as her starting point for fall. "I created my own story," said the designer backstage after her show. The protagonist? "A chic woman with a twisted mind." Inspired by the French crime film's madcap events—and specifically of Malle's Florence, who conspires with her lover to murder her wealthy, arms-dealer husband—Theallet applied her unapologetically feminine sensibility to floating bias-cut dresses, impossibly long, lean cigarette pants, and above-the-knee A-line skirts and cardigans, all rendered in rich jewel tones (plum, scarlet, metallic violet) and gilded tweeds. In other words, the type of clothes you could imagine swooping down a moonlit street in Paris in the rain.
"It's about the psyche of a woman, what's going on inside of her," explained Theallet. "And showing that through luxurious fabrics treated in a new way." Indeed, the designer crafted opulent collages for many of the dresses and skirts with sumptuous velvets stitched to butter-soft leathers and diaphanous silk georgette crepe in a patchwork of hues—presumably a sartorial metaphor demonstrating her anxious character's inner turmoil. Theallet fans looking to expand their collection will likely swoon over the elegant, figure-flattering dresses that have been given a fresh, new update here. But ultimately, said Theallet with a playful smile, it's a collection for anyone who "wants to look beautiful, rich, and a little off." After all, as she put it, "there always needs to be some eccentric French drama going on!"


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Michigan Civilian Conservation Corps/AmeriCorps Stewardship CrewsContact: Thomas Tucker 517-202-1378Agency: Natural Resources
MCCC/AmeriCorps Stewardship Crews implement ecological restoration and other resource management activities on Michigan Department of Natural Resources state park and recreation area lands. These crews work to protect some of the most significant and threatened natural resources, including marshes, fens, oak barrens and lakeplain prairies. Through dedication and teamwork, they have a direct and positive impact on ecosystems throughout the state.
There are two stewardship crews to choose from in Southern Michigan. One crew is based at Brighton State Recreation Area works on restoration projects throughout southern Michigan. The other stewardship crew is based at and primarily works at Algonac State Park. Both crews provide an excellent opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience in ecological restoration. The MCCC Stewardship Crew is trained and directed by the Parks and Recreation Division, Stewardship Unit staff. Crew members should understand and appreciate the non-financial rewards of helping to preserve Michigan's natural resources for this and future generations.
The Michigan Civilian Conservation Corps (MCCC) is a special program that provides a variety of service opportunities to prepare young adults for future employment by enhancing on-the-job skills, offering many training opportunities, and providing hands-on work experiences to protect Michigan's unique natural heritage.
AmeriCorps is the national service program that serves as America's domestic Peace Corps. By joining AmeriCorps, Corpsmembers commit to a period of service to the community by protecting and improving Michigan's natural resources. AmeriCorps offers several educational awards that can be used toward higher education or to repay student loans upon completion of a set time requirement:
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Corps members must be a resident of Michigan between the ages of 18 and 27, be unemployed at the time of enrollment and possess a social security card. They may not be children of elected or appointed officials. If seeking the crew leader position they can not have been previously employed with the DNR within the last 30 days. For more details about MCCC and AmeriCorps,click here.The MCCC Stewardship Crew is dedicated to preserving, protecting and restoring the natural and cultural resources present in Michigan state parks and recreation areas. Through a variety of stewardship activities and restoration projects, crewmembers can sharpen their zoological, botanical and ecological skills while learning what it takes to implement statewide conservation efforts through ecosystem management.
We accept applications and hire crew members year round. Those interested should send a completed DNR application along with your resume to the person listed below. All application packets should include a cover letter expressing the desired work location(s).
For additional information contact:
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Round Top Garage - 10'6"H x 32'L x 12'W
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Hiker and Two Dogs Rescued From Cliff
Santa Barbara County- July 13th, 2014
A 53-year-old Santa Barbara man and his two dogs were rescued Friday night, June 11, from the cliffs below Arlington Peak by members of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue (SBCSAR) team. The Santa Barbara resident and his two dogs started the hike Friday afternoon at the end of Tunnel Road with the intention of reaching Cathedral Peak north of Arlington Peak and returning before it got dark. However, on the way back down, the hiker lost the unimproved trail several times and found himself stuck on the face of the large vertical cliff section of rocks below Arlington Peak above Inspiration Point. Being fatigued and concerned about himself or one of his dogs falling if they continued in the dark, he called 9-1-1 to request assistance.
Nine members of SBCSAR responded just after 9 p.m. and through the combination of the hiker's phone GPS coordinates and visual searching of the area were able to locate the cliff area where the hiker was trapped. SBCSAR teams with ropes and technical rescue equipment climbed up to the hiker and helped him and his dogs back down to Tunnel Trail around 1:30 am Saturday morning where he was released unharmed.
While this unimproved trail is seeing more and more use, SBCSAR reminds the public that this section of the back country is extremely challenging even for the most prepared and equipped hikers. The trail is difficult to follow with many variations and off shoots that can take hikers in the wrong direction along the large rocky ridge line leading up to Arlington Peak. Only experienced and physically fit hikers should attempt the very steep climb. In addition, plenty of water along with a good headlamp and adequate clothing should be taken in case people find themselves down climbing in the dark. SBCSAR also emphasizes the importance of telling someone where you are going and when you are expected to return. In this rescue, the hiker was able to use his cell phone to call for help but after he made his first few calls to 9-1-1 the battery ran out so having a back-up plan of notification is essential. SBCSAR commends the hiker for doing the right thing by recognizing his predicament, calling for assistance and waiting for help to arrive.
SBCSAR is an all-volunteer mountain rescue unit of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office. For more information about the team, visit www.sbcsar.org
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Peggy Walsh Honored with Esther Wilkins Lifetime Achievement Award
UCSF Master of Science in Dental Hygiene Program Director Margaret M. Walsh, RDH, MS, MA, EdD, has been honored with the Esther Wilkins Lifetime Achievement Award.
The award was accepted on her behalf by colleagues Barbara Heckman, RDH, MS, faculty member of the Master of Science in Dental Hygiene program at the UCSF School of Dentistry, and Denise M. Bowen, RDH, MS, of Idaho State University, at a June 21 reception during the American Dental Hygienists' Association's (ADHA) 90th Annual Session in Boston.
The award, presented by Dimensions of Dental Hygiene and sponsored by Colgate, is founded on the values embodied by Esther M. Wilkins, BS, RDH, DMD, known as the "matriarch of dental hygiene."
In her unwavering commitment to education, research, and mentorship, Dr. Walsh exemplifies leadership and continues to further the scholarly identity of dental hygiene through theory building and research. The author of more than 100 scientific articles and recipient of more than $10 million in grants from the National Institutes of Health and the State of California, Dr. Walsh is one of dental hygiene's most prolific researchers.
Says Jane L. Forrest, RDH, EdD, Professor of Clinical Dentistry and Section Chair of Behavioral Science at the Ostrow School of Dentistry at USC, and Director of the National Center for Dental Hygiene Research and Practice: "Peggy Walsh is one of our greatest advocates and spokespersons for advancing the level of dental hygiene to a true profession. She is one of dental hygiene's (and dentistry's) premier researchers, having received numerous grant awards for millions of dollars to conduct research on tobacco use and cessation using a community-based, interprofessional collaborative approach. Peggy serves as a role model for those looking to advance their academic careers and scholarly endeavors. She has been a wonderful research mentor to me and many others as we have developed the National Center for Dental Hygiene Research & Practice. Peg is dearly beloved by her students and colleagues."
Dr. Walsh with Dean Featherstone at the 116th UCSF Dental Alumni Association Scientific Session (2012)


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Carrington College is the starting point for health care careers. Our focus is to help change your life for the better through education. That's more than our purpose; it's our promise to you.
At Carrington, you can receive a quality college education at any of our locations in eight western states.
You can work toward your choice of an associate degree or certificate level education in some of today's fastest growing fields.1
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You can enjoy a small college experience, where you can get the attention you deserve. Here, your instructor will not only know you by name, they can get to know you as a person.
You will know what to expect from your career in the real world, because many of our instructors bring practical working experience from their field into the classroom.
You'll learn "hands-on" through training that uses the technologies and processes that are used in the field. You'll build your confidence while you "learn by doing" as quickly and as thoroughly as possible.
You will have access to helpful services like tutorial assistance and advising to help you make the most of your college experience.
You'll be connected with the health care community through clinical rotations or externships with local medical professionals to help build your résumé while you're still in school.
You'll feel confident knowing that Carrington College offers a high quality education. In fact, Carrington College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges.3
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Wharfedale and Aireborough residents are being warned to be on the look-out for bogus doorstep callers.
West Yorkshire Police and West Yorkshire Trading Standards have issued the advice following several recent distraction burglaries, targeting older householders, in the area.
An 82-year-old man in Otley was visited, despite living in a Cold Calling Control Zone, by two men with Irish accents who persuaded him to let them clean his drive.
While there, one of the callers asked if he had any tablets to help a headache and then followed him into his home, where he asked if he could use the toilet.
Growing suspicious, the resident waited outside to make sure the uninvited visitor was not left on his own and so prevented any theft.
The same criminal gang approached another elderly man in Otley on the same day, offering to carry out roofing work, and one of them once more asked for a headache pill.
Luckily, the resident was alert, ensuring nothing was taken, and noted the registration number of the men's vehicle which led to their arrest. One of the suspects has now been deported to Ireland, where he is wanted for other offences.
In Rawdon, meanwhile, an 87-year-old woman was not so fortunate. The lady, who is blind and partially deaf, was visited by a man selling tea towels who walked into her house and stole a large sum of money.
Head of West Yorkshire Trading Standards, David Lodge, said: "This time of year sees a sharp increase in complaints about cold callers offering roofing, gardening, driveways, and so on.
"As the recent complaints show, a number of criminals do pose as doorstep sales people and bogus utility company officials, often involved in carrying out distraction burglaries.
"We urge residents to be on their guard and report anything that is suspicious."
Force Crime Prevention Officer for West Yorkshire Police, Chris Joyce, added: "Our partnership approach with Trading Standards in developing further preventative approaches to reducing the number of victims of doorstep crime is vital.
"Preventing crime is everyone's business and we will be engaging with other partner agencies and the communities of West Yorkshire to progress our work in protecting the most vulnerable people from becoming a victim of doorstep crime."
Both bodies are asking people to be on their guard and not let strangers into their homes. They are also recommending that residents:
- Always keep their doors locked
- Don't keep large amounts of cash in the house
- Do not do business with doorstep callers and feel confident to say 'no' if someone asks to come inside, for example to use the toilet
- Always ask callers for proof of identification – which they can pass through the letterbox.
They are asking people to keep an eye on visitors to elderly, and potentially vulnerable, neighbours, too.
Any suspicious cold calling can be reported by calling Trading Standards on 08454 040506 or the police on 101.


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The Romanian Cultural Centre in London (RCC) is an independent association established in 1994 by a group of UK-based Romanians. We initiate and promote a variety of cultural programmes organised in partnership with the Romanian Diaspora living in Great Britain, contributing to the British multicultural cultural milieu.
Through our projects we support Romanians working in the fields of visual arts, performing arts, film, music, literature and academia. RCC is also a good place for networking for people interested in Romanian culture and history.
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wicd network manager.
There are several posts on this very thing.
i am new with bt4, i installed bt4 on my dell inspiron6400 hard disk
when i try to connect to internet using wired internet connection, nothing happens ( it does not work! what should i do! please help me
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There are several posts on this very thing.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
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Linux 101.
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Orthogenesis is an old thesis that is no longer accepted even by theory of evolution's own adherents. This thesis assumes that living things evolved not according to environmental conditions, but solely according to their own genetic structures.
According to the orthogenetic view, a kind of internal program leads living things to evolve in a particular way. This view also led to orthogenesis being known as the predetermination theory. This hypothesis, based on no scientific evidence whatsoever, lost all credence in the second half of the 20th century.


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P.S. that fire tornado is the sexiest thing I ever seent, ever, SEENT!
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Ball buster, it's a family game and exciting for adults.
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not a funny post.
is there a very powerful invisible hand at work here?
this - on the surface - looks like the PERFECT piece of counter-propaganda. Maybe there is something to this allegation? or maybe an invisible hand is going to finger-bang anyone who dares stand against it?
you decide.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010...-investigationSweden's chief prosecutor said this morning she was reopening a preliminary investigation into a rape claim against the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, the latest twist to a case in which prosecutors of different ranks have overruled each other.
The Australian has denied the allegations and suggested they are part of a smear campaign by opponents of WikiLeaks, which has angered Washington by publishing thousands of leaked documents about US military activities in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The case was dismissed last week by Eva Finne, the chief prosecutor in Stockholm, who overruled a lower-ranked prosecutor and said there was no reason to suspect that Assange had raped a Swedish woman who had reported him to police.


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International Business
The International Business concentration is a cross-disciplinary program designed to prepare graduates for success in the complex environment of global business. Students focus upon both the socio-cultural, technological, and political forces shaping the global economy, and upon the resultant complexities businesses face when "going global." The program leads students to integrate proficiency in a modern language and understanding of a foreign culture with knowledge of financial, managerial, marketing, and other business processes, as conducted in the complex domain of international commerce.
A semester-long study abroad or foreign internship is strongly recommended (although not required) for all students concentrating in International Business. If completing a semester abroad is not possible, students are expected to complete at least one short-term summer program abroad (from three to eight weeks).


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Units of Study
ANTH4011 - Social Anthropology Honours A
Semester 2, 2013 | Credit Points: 12
Coordinator: Neil Maclean
The Honours program in Anthropology consists of:
1. a thesis written under the supervision of one member of academic staff;
2. two seminars that meet weekly for 2-3 hrs each in Semester 1.
The thesis should be of 18000-20000wds in length. Each seminar requires 6000wds of written work, or its equivalent.
The thesis is worth 60% of the final Honours mark and each of the seminars is worth 20%.
The department will offer the following two Honours seminars in 2013:
Anthropology of the Nation-State;
Nature and Culture.
For more information, contact the Honours Coordinator.
A thesis of 18000-20000 words and 6000 words of written work or its equivalent for each seminar
2x2hr seminars/week in Semester 1
48 senior credit points in Anthropology with at least a credit average grade. Units must include ANTH3601 and ANTH3602. Requirements for the Pass degree must be completed before entry to level 4000 honours units of study.
A timetable is not available for this session.
Please refer to the list of Units of Study on the left-hand menu to view the units on offer for the relevant academic year.
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Are Jay Z and Beyonce headed to the Rose Bowl?
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Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z may be heading to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena this summer.
The City Council gave the go ahead to a proposed concert featuring the power couple. City officials say during the special meeting the panel discussed August 2nd as the concert date.
The historic venue will see a number of big name concerts this year including One Direction in August.
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Justin Bieber drinks wine in new Instagram photo
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Justin Bieber isn't giving up booze or hiding his drinking, even though he's still underage in the United States.
On Friday, the singer took to Instagram to post a photo of himself drinking what appears to be red wine out of a long-stemmed glass – see below.
"Classy night #painting," he wrote.
The photo seems to go hand-in-hand with a similar pic shared that night by rumored girlfriend Chantel Jeffries.
In the model's snapshot, she holds a wine glass in front of a table featuring lit candles and chocolate-covered strawberries.
Bieber has spent the past week in Atlanta, where he's been both partying and recording with hip-hop stars.
His DUI case in Miami has an initial trial date of March 3.
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Carolyn Bergstrom, Ph.D.
Select Publications
Reimchen, T.E., Bergstrom, C.A. 2009. The ecology of asymmetry in stickleback defense structures. Evolution 63:115-128.
Bergstrom, C.A. and Palmer, A.R. 2007. Which way to turn? Effect of eye side on turning and prey strike orientation in polymorphic starry flounder (Platichthys stellatus). Journal of Fish Biology 71:737-748.
Bergstrom, C.A. 2007. Morphological evidence of correlational selection and ecological segregation between dextral and sinistral forms in a polymorphic flatfish, Platichthys stellatus. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 20:1104-1114.
Bergstrom, C.A. and Reimchen, T.E. 2005. Habitat dependent associations between parasitism and fluctuating asymmetry among endemic stickleback populations. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 18:939-948.
Bergstrom, C.A. and Reimchen, T.E. 2003. Asymmetry in structural defences: insights into selective predation in the wild. Evolution 57(9): 2128-2138.
Bergstrom, C.A. and Reimchen, T.E. 2002. Geographical variation of asymmetry in Gasterosteus aculeatus. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 77: 9-22.
Bergstrom, C.A. 2002. Fast-start swimming performance and lateral plate reduction in threespine stickleback. Canadian Journal of Zoology 80: 207-213.
Bergstrom, C.A. and Reimchen, T.E. 2000. Functional implications of fluctuating asymmetry among endemic populations of Gasterosteus aculeatus. Behaviour 137: 1097-1112.


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It was like a Fourth of July fireworks attraction that got rained out. The Buffalo Sabres were advertised to be more explosive this year. Scoring was supposed to be up and the Sabres lived up to the billing during preseason and their first two game of the year. Suddenly the well went dry.
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Use the Compare option under the Review tab.
This will produce a summary, which, if not as comprehensive as the track changes feature in Word, is pretty good:


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NWL names Ellis president
Exec brings wealth of baseball experience, leadership
By Northwest League | November 1, 2012 2:59 PM ET
"After a thorough selection process with many highly qualified candidates, it became clear that Mike Ellis was a perfect fit for our league," states Andy Billig, chairman of the Northwest League Executive Committee. "Mike's broad experience and strong relationship within baseball will help him to be an effective leader for the Northwest League."
Ellis, a Missoula, Mont., resident, has served in various baseball capacities including team owner/operator, league director/vice president, and as a member of Minor League Baseball's Board of Trustees. Ellis, along with his wife, Judy, will continue as the majority owners of the Missoula Osprey of the Pioneer League.
"Mike Ellis has developed a sterling reputation within Minor League Baseball through his club ownership, service on the Board of Trustees and seats on various committees within the National Association," said Pat O'Conner, president of Minor League Baseball. "As a League president, I fully expect his administrative skills, knowledge of the business of baseball and stable demeanor to serve the Northwest League well for years to come."
The Northwest League has been a circuit that Ellis has appreciated for many years.
"I am extremely honored to be chosen for this position. The Northwest League is a highly successful and respected League, which has benefitted from the hard work and dedication of Bob Richmond. Bob, along with a talented group of team owners and management have set a standard that I will strive to maintain."
Bob Richmond will continue as president of the Arizona League, a position he has held since that league's inception in 1988. He will also remain the owner of Baseball Opportunities, Inc., a firm that brokers the sale of Minor League Baseball Franchises, and as co-owner of the Midland RockHounds of the Double-A Texas League. Richmond has served as president of the Northwest League from 1974-81 and 1991-2012.
Richmond added, "Mike is a most capable baseball man and he will do a terrific job as president of the Northwest League. I am most pleased that the League has chosen him as my successor."
About Mike Ellis
Ellis is a graduate of Eastern New Mexico University and San Francisco State University with degrees in civil engineering technology and urban studies. He had a long career in planning, engineering and land development. He left his position as executive vice president of Irvine Community Development Company (a subsidiary of The Irvine Company), in 2005, to spend more time with his family and baseball activities. Baseball has been a family affair for the Ellis family. Judy Ellis, a past Rawlings Women Executive of the Year, first started as a day-of-game employee in 1984. Their son, Matt, a 25-year veteran within the Minor Leagues, is currently executive VP of the Missoula Osprey.
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'99% Reduced Fat, or, You Can Bank On Us' - St. Marks Church
Hours: 2pm
Ages: All
E. 10th Street and Second Avenue - 212-254-1109
East Village, NY
Description: This production, by the Theater for the New City, will tour city streets, parks, and playgrounds throughout the five boroughs from Aug. 4 to Sept. 16 in free performances. The company's 36th annual street theater musical, the saga is one of a gang member who learns to fight for his community and morphs into a civic leader. The tough young man named B.C., known for stealing tires and bullying store owners, falls for Suzy Freedom, a young activist in Zuccotti Park. Guided by her dreams, he abandons hooliganism to become a community organizer.


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Two Simple To See
Here are two simple ones I got hold of today. It would be shame to pass them, despite their easy explanation and visual simplicity. When you look at the first one, you immediately think of letter E. But why is that? None of the lines presented depict letter E even closely! Our brain immediately presumes this is something known to us, and tries to connect the shadowy outlines with the known symbol. What if we were born in a society where this symbol wasn't used, and is nowhere to be seen at all? Could we then see the lines without making presumption of what they represent? Can you force yourself just to see some random lines instead of E? Try it! For the other one, it depends how you look at it – you can either see remains of an apple, or two faces looking at each other? So which one is it?