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Your Frequently Asked
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Setting up your account and signing up for camp
How do I set up a Galileo account?
Click the "My Account" link in the top right corner. Under the heading "Don't Have an Account? Start Here:" enter the primary contact's email, the camper's name, grade and select a camp. Then click, "Next".
I forgot my password. What do I do?
Click "My Account" in the top right corner of the website, then click on the "Reset Password?" link. You can enter your email address to have a new temporary password sent to you.
What is the deadline for signing up for camp?
You can sign up as long as there's space available, online or over the phone, right up to 3 pm on the Friday before the session starts. If you miss that deadline and the session is waitlisted, please add yourself to the waitlist. If there's space on Monday we'll give you call.
How can I add on more camp sessions after camp starts?
Space permitting, you can add camp sessions online or over the phone until 3 pm on the Friday before the session starts. To add sessions online, log in to your account and click "Add Sessions" next to your camper's name.
Lunch (California)
What's for lunch? Who provides it?
We partner with school lunch purveyor, Choicelunch.
What's included?
With Choicelunch, every day includes a morning snack, plus a lunch comprised of a generous entrée, a healthy snack and fresh-cut fruit. Please note that a drink is not included. Be sure to pack your own.
How do I order lunch?
Order Choicelunch when you sign up for camp. To add lunch to an existing order, log in to your Galileo account, click "Add Lunch/Extended Care" next to your camper's name. Click "Go" on the next page. Next select your camp program, camp location, and then click the "Lunch" box for the weeks you want to add lunch. Finally complete the registration by purchasing lunch.
Can I customize my camper's meals?
Absolutely. In early May, if you've already signed up for lunch, you'll have the option to customize your camper's menu with Choicelunch from a large selection of their nutritious, kid-approved favorites. Learn more here.
How do I customize my camper's meals?
Choicelunch automatically assigns your camper a different entrée for every day of the week. If this pre-set menu looks good to you, there's nothing more you need to do. If you'd like to customize your camper's menu, learn how in the How to Customize Your Lunch Order section of our Lunch page.
What are the deadlines for signing up for/customizing lunch?
Galileo must receive all lunch orders online or over the phone by Thursday at 5 pm before your week of camp. If you want to customize your camper's meals, Choicelunch needs to receive your selections online by 8 am the day before camp.
Can I add lunch after camp starts?
Unfortunately, you cannot order lunch after your camp session starts. In order to ensure on-time delivery of our lunch service, we cannot take lunch orders any later than 5 pm on the Wednesday before your camp session starts.
How much does it cost?
Lunch is $39 a week at all of our California camp locations.
How do I know it's healthy?
Portion sizes are based on the USDA Recommended Daily Allowances and Guidelines for Healthy Lunches.
Nutrition information can be found when you're customizing lunch within your account at Choicelunch.com. To the right of the entrée photo, you'll see three tabs – including "nutrition". If you need specific information for health or allergy reasons please contact the Choicelunch nutritionist at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Choicelunch ingredients adhere to the following standards:
- Hormone-free and antibiotic-free poultry, meats and dairy
- 100% trans-fat free
- No MSG or high fructose corn syrup
- No artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners
- Organic and local fresh fruits and vegetables, whenever possible
Lunch (Chicagoland)
What's for lunch? Who provides it?
We partner with school lunch purveyor, Gourmet Gorilla.
What's included?
Sign up for lunch directly with Gourmet Gorilla. Visit this page for more details on how to sign up.
Can I customize my camper's meals?
Absolutely. Check back in early May for more details. If you're registered for camp by May 1, we'll send you an email letting you know you can sign up for lunch. In the meantime, check out a sample lunch menu and a sample a.m. snack menu.
How much does it cost?
Lunch prices vary based on your individual selections. Daily prices will range from $6.25 to $6.75 depending on what you choose.
How do I know it's healthy?
Gourmet Gorilla provides healthy local and organic food for kids, with an emphasis on foods that are familiar to children, while occasionally pushing the envelope of taste and food experience. Their menus are as much learning and educational experiences as they are healthy eating options.
Gourmet Gorilla recipes are designed to meet and exceed the USDA Recommended Daily Allowances and Guidelines for Healthy Lunches, Illinois Board of Education and City of Chicago Board of Education meal requirements. All their meals are kid tested and developed with 1 to 12 year olds in mind.
They pride themselves on using the freshest, highest quality ingredients. All of their meals are made from scratch in their 100% nut-free kitchen and they use local and organic produce & dairy as much as possible.
Learn more on our Chicagoland lunch page.
Extended Care
How do I sign up for extended care?
Signing up for extended care is a simple part of the camp sign-up process. If you've already signed up for camp and want to add extended care to your order, log in to your account, click "Add Lunch/Extended Care" next to your camper's name, select your camp program and click the "Extended Care" box or boxes for the weeks you want to add extended care.
What are the hours of extended care?
- Camp Galileo and Galileo Summer Quest: 8 am – 9 am and 3 pm – 6 pm
- Summer Camps @ The Tech: 8 am – 9 am and 4 pm – 6 pm
In all cases, you can sign up for morning care, afternoon care or both.
What activities happen at extended care?
All kinds. Learn more on our Extended Care page.
What if I only need extended care for a few days of the camp week?
Extended care is only available by the full week when you sign up online or over the phone. If you just need care on certain days, you can a) sign up for a full week and attend only the days you need, or b) sign up for individual extended care days when you arrive at camp, space permitting. Please note that extended care fills up quickly at many of our sites, so there's no guarantee there will be space available when camp starts.
Can I add extended care after camp starts?
Space permitting, you can add full weeks or individual days of morning or afternoon extended care in person at your camp during the camp week. However, extended care can fill up quickly, so if you absolutely need it, we suggest booking your spot in advance.
What happens if the week of camp I want to sign up for is full?
If your week of camp is already full, you can join the waitlist online or over the phone. There is no cost to join a waitlist, and no obligation to sign up once you're on it. If you have questions about a particular waitlist or your odds of getting to the top of it, call us at 800-854-3684.
What happens if I'm on a waitlist and a space opens up?
If space opens up and you're next on the list, we'll send an email letting you know. You'll have three business days to sign up for that week or class. If you don't sign up, we'll email the next family on the list to offer them the spot.
We won't be able to attend a full week of camp, is that OK?
It's absolutely OK, but not something we recommend. Our curriculum is carefully crafted to unfold over five days, with each day building on the one before it. Missing a day means missing an important piece of that nifty process. If no full weeks fit into your schedule, it's totally fine to sign up and plan to miss days—we can't, however, prorate the cost of your camp week, and your camper will not be able to complete that week's projects.
Can I transfer my camp session to a different week/location?
Sure, just give us a call and, space permitting, you can change your camp location, week, major or class up to seven days before the start of your camp week. Beginning April 3, we charge a $30 transfer fee per session/class for any schedule changes, regardless of your original sign-up date.
Can I transfer my session to another camper?
The camp you sign up for is uniquely yours. Sessions and classes are not transferable to other campers.
How do I cancel my enrollment? Will I receive a refund?
Changing your summer schedule is no problem. All you have to do is give us a call. Here's our policy:
- January - April 2: Receive a refund minus a $50 cancellation fee per session or class canceled. Transfer fee of $30 will be waived for session or class changes.
- April 3 - June 1: Receive a refund minus a cancellation fee of $125 per session for Camp Galileo, $125 per session for Galileo Summer Quest or $75 per class for Summer Camps @ The Tech.
- After June 1: No refunds, but space permitting you can change your camp location, week, major or class up to seven days before the start of your camp week.
A few other things to note:
- Policy applies to all camp cancellations, regardless of original sign-up date.
- All refunds will be credited via original payment method.
- Camp fees are not refunded or prorated for days of camp missed due to illness or injury.
- Camp fees from unused sessions cannot be applied to future purchases or transferred to another family.
Why is camp only scheduled through the beginning of August?
While schedules vary from camp to camp, all of our Camp Galileo and Galileo Summer Quest programs happen at schools. Because teachers and staff often head back to school in August, we arrange our exit to give them the time they need to prepare for a new school year.
4th of July Week
Is camp open on July 4th?
Camp will be closed at all Galileo locations on Wednesday, July 4, 2018 (but open the rest of the week, July 2 – 3 and July 5 – 6). To ensure a rich, consistent Galileo experience during the holiday week, we've designed a four-day curriculum for each of our camps:
- Camp Galileo: Campers will investigate the inner workings of the human body with a special version of our Incredible Human Body theme, designed to unfold over four days
- Galileo Summer Quest: Campers will skip their end-of-session presentations and focus exclusively on completing and polishing their projects
- Summer Camps @ the Tech: Class curriculum is individually tailored to fit a four-day week
If you sign up for camp during the 4th of July week, you'll pay a reduced rate to reflect the shorter session. Prices will be reduced as follows:
- Camp Galileo: $50 off a full-day week
- Galileo Summer Quest: $50 off per week
- Summer Camps @ the Tech: $25 off per class or $50 off for a full day of classes
- And at all locations: Lunch and full-week extended care are 20% off
Financial assistance, discounts, fees and credits
Do you offer financial assistance? How do I apply?
Yes. Every year, we award thousands of weeks of specially priced camp through our financial assistance program. Apply on our Financial Assistance page.
How can I donate to your financial assistance program?
Help us make camp a reality for all with a donation to our assistance fund. Make a non-tax-deductible donation by adding it to your camp purchase when you check out, or call our customer service team at 800-854-3684.
What are lab/materials fees for?
Certain classes and majors—generally those that give kids access to certain technology or specialized tools or equipment—are subject to an additional fee to cover extraneous software or/and material costs.
What is the Refer a Friend discount?
When you refer a new family to Galileo, you both save $25. Be sure to tell your friend(s) to enter the coupon code 2018FRIEND at checkout along with your first name, last name, and email address so that you'll both receive the discount. Your friend will receive the discount during checkout and your account will be credited within 10 – 14 business days. This discount is available for new families at Camp Galileo, Galileo Summer Quest, and Summer Camps @ The Tech.
At select locations you can save up to $100 when you refer a new family. Visit our refer a friend promotions page for full details.
When will I receive my Refer a Friend credit?
Thanks for spreading the word about us. If your friend gave us your first name, last name and email address during the sign-up process, your credit is in the works and coming your way within 10 – 14 days of your friend's sign-up date.
What is a full-day discount?
Sign up for a full day of innovation at Summer Camps @ The Tech and save. Combine a morning class (9 am – 12 pm) and an afternoon class (1 pm – 4 pm) for a full-day, week-long experience that saves $80 off the total price of two individual classes. Please note that this discount is reflected in the listed price for full-day classes. This discount is only available at Summer Camps @ The Tech. Classes must take place during the same week of camp to qualify. Learn more about partner camp pricing by visiting Summer Camps @ The Tech website.
For more information on current discounts, check out our promotions.
Questions about my camper
How do you group kids together at camp?
At Camp Galileo, we group campers by grade in three groups—pre-K – entering K (Nebulas), entering 1st and 2nd (Stars) and entering 3rd through 5th (Supernovas)—and carefully customize our curriculum for each group. Learn more about camper age groups at Camp Galileo. At Galileo Summer Quest, 5th - 8th graders will spend the week with the like-minded visionaries in their major.
At Summer Camps @ The Tech, campers spend most of their week with the other campers in their chosen class or classes, which are organized by grade—entering 4th – 6th and 6th – 8th.
Can my Camp Galileo camper join his/her sibling/friend in an older/younger age group?
As our curriculum and activities are designed specifically for each age level, we strongly discourage grade group hopping. If your camper is concerned about seeing friends who are in a different grade group, remember that campers eat lunch together and participate in all-camp activities and games throughout the week.
Can my camper be grouped with friends at camp?
Definitely. At Galileo Summer Quest and Summer Camps @ The Tech, simply coordinate your camper's dates and major or class with the friends in question. At Camp Galileo, you can submit friend requests if campers are in the same age group as part of the sign-up process. While we'll try to group your camper with as many friends as possible, we can only guarantee one request.
If you don't do any social planning in advance, don't worry. Our group structure and stellar staff work all week to facilitate new friendships and make every camper feel safe and included.
Should I send my preschooler to camp?
Camp Galileo is a great place for your tiny innovator in training. We design activities specifically suited for pre-K and kindergarten-aged campers (we call them Nebulas), surround them with staff who are experienced with this age group and work with them to develop teamwork skills, a great preparation for kindergarten. Campers are grouped exclusively with other kids their own age and enjoy a maximum of 8:1 camper-to-staff ratio. While most Nebulas attend our full day program, we do offer a part-day option from 9 am – 1 pm for campers who aren't ready for a full day.
Nebulas must be entering kindergarten in the fall or turning 5 by December 1, 2018.
My camper is going into 5th grade—what camp should we sign up for?
It depends on the kid. Camp Galileo is for the 5th grader who loves the mix of art, science and outdoors and wants to be on the top of the heap in a group with 3rd and 4th graders. We give our 5th grade campers at Camp Galileo the honorary title of Red Supergiant and let them develop their leadership skills by mentoring younger innovators. Galileo Summer Quest is for the emerging visionary interested in an older environment (being grouped with 6th, 7th and 8th graders), ready to pick a passion—from majors like Mobile Game Design, Chefology or 3-D Modeling & Printing—and go deep exploring it.
Innovators with an interest in science and technology might want to spend part of the summer at Summer Camps @ The Tech for 4th – 8th graders in San Jose.
Can my camper sign up for the same Camp Galileo theme more than once during the summer?
Sure, it's actually pretty common. While the curriculum is the same each time, our instructors are prepared with more challenging next steps for returning campers so they can build on what they learned the first time through. Our returning campers often emerge from round two with more sophisticated projects and a deeper understanding of the concepts they learned.
Should my camper take the same Galileo Summer Quest major as last year?
Yes. While returning campers will find the curriculum familiar and the basics more or less the same, another week in the same major affords campers the opportunity to delve even deeper into what they're passionate about. Through additional weeks, campers can gain mastery in techniques introduced in the major, taking their projects to the next level and continuing to practice the Innovator's Process and Mindset, which is the core of our curriculum.
How do you deal with serious allergies at camp?
We take allergies very seriously. As part of the sign-up process, you'll complete a detailed health history form with any information we should know about your camper's allergies. We send this information to the staff at your camp location. Before camp begins, we welcome you to contact your Camp Director (we'll send you contact information in early June) to talk through any concerns or specific instructions you may have.
We designate nut-free tables at all of our camps during snack times and lunch and enforce a strict hand-washing policy. All staff members are trained on how to administer an EpiPen in the event of an emergency.
Do Galileo camps serve children with special needs?
While our camps aren't specifically designed to accommodate special needs, a wide range of kids with special needs have had great experiences with us over the years. To help decide if our camps are right for you, please give our customer service team a call at 1-800-854-3684. We also welcome camper aides, but require all aides who attend camp to complete a background check before camp begins.
What level of medical care for my camper are you able to accommodate?
Chronic medical conditions like diabetes are typically able to be supported at camp. For more serious or specialized conditions, please give us a call at 1-800-854-3684.
International Campers
Do you allow international campers?
We sure do. We love that families from all over the world come to experience the magic of camp at Galileo.
Do I need to be fluent in English to attend camp?
Yes, our camps are conducted in English. All campers must be able to understand directions and respond to staff members and other campers on their own.
Do I need to list an emergency contact in the US?
Yes, every camper at Galileo needs to have two or three local contact numbers in case we have questions or concerns while at camp.
How do I enroll?
Click here to enroll. Each family planning to attend camp at Galileo will need to create a separate account, listing their child's emergency contacts and personal information. If a family has multiple children attending camp, the family can register all of their children within a single account.
It's a big school – how do you keep supervision on so many children?
We maintain one of the lowest camper to staff ratios in California. During class time, it's a maximum of 8:1 for entering Kindergarteners, and 10:1 for most other grades. During lunch and camp hours, we keep our ratio at 10:1 or better. During programs, campers are organized into smaller groups or teams so that our staff can effectively maintain a watchful eye. Camp Galileo campers are never alone – even trips to the restroom happen with a buddy or group - and our staff is trained to take attendance every 15 minutes and during every transition.
My child has a severe allergy. What precautions do you take to keep them safe?
Our staff members are trained in how to recognize the signs of anaphylactic shock and administer an EpiPen, if needed. EpiPens brought to camp will remain with the camper and supervising staff member at all times. Our staff also keeps campers' health history, provided during the enrollment process, handy in case it is needed. Campers with tree nut and other food allergies enjoy lunch in a nut-free zone, supervised by a staff member.
What if my child gets hurt?
We do everything we can to keep your campers safe, and we're prepared to support them in the event of an injury. At least 2 staff on every campus are first-aid and CPR certified. We notify all parents about minor injuries (like scraped knees) during the check-out process every day. In the event of a more serious injury, we call 911 if needed, and notify the parents or guardians immediately.
How do I know your staff is trustworthy?
Our staff goes through a rigorous 5-stage interview process that includes: application, phone interview, in-person interview, reference check, and criminal background check; leadership team members will attend an additional one-on-one interview. Those that meet our standards - 15% of applicants on average - are invited to join the Galileo team. Once hired, all staff receives several hours of online training plus 2 full days of in-person training, followed by ongoing supervision and professional development provided by their Camp Director. But don't just take our word for it! In 2017, over 98% of nearly 7,000 parents rated our staff highly on their post-camp survey.
How do you know the right child is going home with the right adult?
Our staff is required to check for a photo ID and cross check it with the list of people that you have authorized to pick up your child. Please be prepared to bring your photo ID each day at check out.
The school my local camp operates out of is an "open campus" and people can walk on campus anytime. How do you protect campers?
Just like the school's teachers during the school year, our staff is trained to approach all visitors to campus. Our staff also rehearses a lockdown process while setting up for camp, for use in the unlikely event that we'd need to shelter in place.
Do you have protocol in the event of an emergency, like a fire?
We have evacuation plans at each of our sites and camp staff is trained on what to do in the event of almost any emergency, including earthquakes, fire, airborne exposures, and much more. Prior to camp, we notify all first responders that camp is operating in their community so that they are prepared to support any emergencies that may arise.
Have you had 3rd party certification for your safety procedures?
We have received the Markel Safety 1st* award for over 6 years running. Keeping your camper physically and emotionally safe is, above all, our highest priority, and we have an excellent safety record that proves we're serious.
*Markel's Safety 1st program recognizes policyholders who have shown an exceptional commitment to the safety of their employees and customers. Camps and clubs must meet stringent criteria to quality for the Safety 1st designation. They must have a proven safety record, undergo formal assessments and inspections, and participate in continuing education and certification programs.
Getting ready for camp
Is there anything I need to do between signing up and showing up on the first day of camp?
Yes. Log in to your account and review your registration details. Check your camper's emergency contacts and t-shirt size and confirm that you've signed up for lunch or extended care if you need it. If you see discrepancies or have questions, give our customer service team a call at 800-854-3684. If you've purchased lunch and would like to customize your camper's menu, you must do so by 8 am the day before camp.
What should my camper wear/bring to camp?
Campers should wear casual clothing that can get dirty and comfortable shoes for indoor and outdoor activities.
If you've purchased lunch, the only sustenance your camper needs is a water bottle. If your camper's day includes afternoon extended care, please include a snack as well. If you do not plan to purchase lunch, please pack your camper a snack, lunch and a water bottle (plus a second snack for afternoon extended care, if needed).
Campers should arrive with sunscreen already applied and may want to bring a hat and additional sunscreen.
What happens at camp
What are the check-in and check-out times at camp?
At Camp Galileo and Galileo Summer Quest, check-in on Monday of each week is 8:30 am – 9 am. Tuesday – Friday, check-in is 8:50 am – 9 am. Check-out is at 3 pm every day. If your Nebula is signed up for the part-day program at Camp Galileo, check-out is at 1 pm.
At Summer Camps @ The Tech, check-in on Monday of each week is 8:30 am – 9 am for morning classes and 12:30 pm – 1 pm for afternoon classes. Tuesday – Friday, check-in is 8:45 am – 9 am for morning classes or 12:50 pm – 1 pm for afternoon classes. Check-out is at 12 pm for morning classes and 4 pm for afternoon classes.
At all of our camps, we ask a parent or guardian to check in with campers on Monday. To keep campers safe, we also require a photo ID and signature from an authorized adult every day at check-out.
My kids are signed up for two different Galileo camps in the same week. What should I do?
If your kids are attending Camp Galileo or Galileo Summer Quest at two different locations during the same week, you can check in as early as 8:30 am and check out as late as 3:20 pm. Simply give the staff at your camp a heads up on Monday if you need to take advantage of these extended hours. Campers cannot check in before 8 am or check out after 6 pm.
What does a typical day at Camp Galileo look like?
Our budding innovators explore art, science and outdoor activities every day of the week, in an environment infused with fun camp traditions like team color day, water day and capture the rubber chicken.
Here's a typical day at Camp Galileo:
- 8 am – 9 am - Optional extended care
- 8:50 am – 9 am - Campers greeted by staff and checked in
- 9 am – 9:15 am - Summer camp begins—opening ceremony and/or team building
- 9:15 am – 10:30 am - First rotation: Art*
- 10:30 am – 10:45 am - Snack break
- 10:45 am – 12 pm - Second rotation: Science*
- 12 pm – 1 pm - Lunch (bring your own or sign up for our healthy lunch program) and outdoor play
- 12:50 am – 1 pm - Optional Nebula part-day program ends—parents pick up part-day campers
- 1 pm – 2:15 pm - Third rotation: Outdoors*
- 2:15 pm – 3 pm - All-camp game and/or closing ceremony
- 3 pm - Summer camp ends—parents pick up campers and sign out with staff
- 3 pm – 6 pm - Optional extended care
* Rotation order changes daily
What does a typical day at Galileo Summer Quest look like?
Emerging visionaries spend most of their days digging deep into their majors, with lots of time along the way to for fun with friends at all-camp activities like the GSQ variety show and water day.
Here's a typical day in the life of a Galileo Summer Quest camper:
- 8 am – 9 am - Optional extended care
- 9 am – 9:15 am - Summer camp begins—opening ceremony and/or team building
- 9:15 am – 10:30 am - Major time
- 10:30 am – 10:45 am - Snack break
- 10:45 am – 12 pm - Major time
- 12 pm – 1 pm - Lunch (bring your own or sign up for our healthy lunch program) and camp activities
- 1 pm – 2:30 pm - Major time
- 2:30 pm – 3 pm - All-camp activity and/or closing ceremony
- 3 pm - Summer camp ends—parents pick up campers and sign out with staff
- 3 pm – 6 pm - Optional extended care
What does a typical day at Summer Camps @ The Tech look like?
At Summer Camps @ The Tech can design the day just the way you like it—one class or two classes, extended care in the morning or afternoon, lunch—our accommodating schedule and wide range of classes make the possibilities (almost) endless, but here's the basic format:
- 8 am – 9 am - Optional extended care
- 9 am – 12 pm - Morning class
- 12 pm – 1 pm - Supervised lunch break for campers in both morning and afternoon classes (bring your own lunch or sign up for ours)
- 1 pm – 4 pm - Afternoon class
- 4 pm – 5:30 pm - Optional extended care
How will I know what my camper is up to all week?
We make it easy. Throughout your camp week, you'll receive email letting you know important announcements and a weekly breakdown of the amazing projects your camper will be creating.
You'll also receive logistical info to help you prepare for camp—look for your Guide to Camp in your inbox each week before camp begins.
What if my camper loses something at camp?
We have a place for that. Every camp has a lost and found, kept in a designated spot throughout the summer. If you think an item of yours was left behind at camp, check with your Camp Director and chances are, we'll find it. Unfortunately, we are unable to store lost and found items once camp is over, so don't wait to start your search—we will donate any unclaimed items on the final day of camp at each location.
I have ideas for how to make camp better! How should I share them?
Your feedback is incredibly important to us, so we want to hear from you. Every Friday of a week you spend with Galileo, we'll send you an email with a link to our weekly survey. Once you fill it out, we'll do some careful reading and immediately start making improvements to make the next week of camp even better.
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I still have questions. What now?
Not a problem. We're here to help. Drop us a line at email@example.com or give our customer service team a call at 800-854-3684. You can find us by the phone Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 5:30 pm PST.
Promotions and Specials
How can I save on camp?
Check out all of our active discounts and savings by visiting our Promotions and Specials page.


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At one of the manufacturing plants I deal with, they have a PC based controller in a pump house and it always seem to go on the fritz in the middle of the night. When I schlep my body down there, it's usually a Windows crash (this system stopped updating with NT 3.51). Cycling power does the trick. It dawned on me that if I installed a Lantronix Spider Duo with the optional power control unit, I could take over the keyboard, video, and mouse remotely from my easy chair, figure out what's going on, and fix it (including reboot as necessary). It's fully external so even if the blue screen of death is up, I'm still in control. Life's a lot easier with a Spider in the pump house.


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National Institutes of Health (NIH), NIMH
Funded Project: A platform for high-throughput production of targeting systems for cell-type-specific transgene expression in wild-type animals
PI: Ian Wickersham | Co-I: Robert Desimone
Grant details: 1U01MH109129 | Sep 9, 2016 – May 31, 2019
We will use high throughput techniques to produce a set of viral vectors that will allow selective expression of transgenes in specific populations of neurons in the brain. Along with many other applications, this will allow optogenetic control, recording, and genomic modification of targeted neuronal populations without the need for production of transgenic or knock-out lines. This will provide neuroscience with a versatile and powerful set of tools that will make possible a broad set of new experimental designs that are likely to yield major insights into the organization of neuronal circuits and the biological bases of normal cognition and behavior and the dysfunctions underlying neurological and mental disorders. Additionally, because the new tools are also designed to work in humans, they are likely to result in important new therapies for mental and neurological diseases.


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Athens Studios Informations
Lonely Planet 2012 says 'Athens Studios has become the accommodation of choice for visitors, thanks to its excellent facilities and unbeatable location '
Lets Go 2012says 'Relaxed, spacious apartments, open plan, equipped kitchen, colourful bathroom, a well-priced alternative to hostels - Free W
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Adaptors
- Air Conditioning
- Bar
- Bicycle Parking
- Board games
- Book Exchange
- Breakfast Included
- Cafe
- Common Room
- DVD's
- Elevator
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
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- Games Room
- Hot Showers
- Internet Access
- Key Card Access
- Kitchen
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Meals available
- Meeting Room
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Reading Light
- Restaurant
- Safe Deposit Box (Front Desk)
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels for hire
- Washing machine
Or walk down Vas Amalias Ave from Syntagma Square as it turns into Syngrou Ave go right into Dionysiou Areopagitou (the old cobble stone street almost opposite from the ancients pillars of Hadrians Arch) and third left into Makrigyianni St (approx 7-10 min walk from Syntagma Square), then follow as above.
We are:
2 minute walk to the Acropolis
2 minute walk to the Plaka
5 minute walk to the National Gardens
1 minute walk Hadrians Arch
2 minute walk Temple of Zeus
10 minute subway to National Archaeological Mus
15 minute walk Lycabettus Hill
20 minute tram to beach
20 minute train to Pirreaus Port
Informations about Athens Studios
Lonely Planet 2012 says 'Athens Studios has become the accommodation of choice for visitors, thanks to its excellent facilities and unbeatable location '
Lets Go 2012says 'Relaxed, spacious apartments, open plan, equipped kitchen, colourful bathroom, a well-priced alternative to hostels - Free WiFi and a modern, stylish feel in a fantastic area right beside the Acropolis and Plaka'
Everything you need including, A award winning Cafe/Restaurant, 2 bars, Laundrymat, Luggage Storage 24hr Desk
Its simple. We put everything you need in one place.
We offer a choice of beds, rooms, studios and apartments. All self-contained, all with ensuite bathrooms and balconies. Our rooms are contemporary in design, functional and spacious.
We built a village beneath where you're staying to offer you all the services and amenities you might need.
These include the Athens Sports Bar showing Sky, Nova, and ESPN, cheap beers, wines, mixers and delicious cocktails. Family friendly atmosphere with fun activities including Quiz Night on Mondays, Karaoke on Thursdays and LIVE music on Fridays and Saturdays. You always have something to do!
The Fish Cafe specializes in gourmet homemade cooking including line caught Atlantic Cod with hand cut Naxos potatoes and Cretan rock salt for 6 euros, and our famous 100% French Beef burger on a fresh homemade bun with hand cut Naxos chips for only 7 euro. Full English Breakfasts and fresh juices to get you going in the morning. During our first year Trip Advisor awarded us the 'Best Place to Eat in Athens under 8 euros'
There is a laundrymat with 4 new washers and dryers that take 8 kilo loads to save you money so you just dump it all in and get it clean fast.
Lockers and storage facilities allow you to leave your bags somewhere safe whilst you're out and about or on the Islands.
We know you can arrive any time of the day or night so we are always open for you 24hrs a day everyday of the year. There is always someone here to greet you with a smile and help you.


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War profiteers
To the editor: Memorial Day approaches once again, and it is time for us to weep once more for those who have been devastated by war�s death and destruction. It is tragic to behold.
To the editor: Memorial Day approaches once again, and it is time for us to weep once more for those who have been devastated by war�s death and destruction. It is tragic to behold.
But the tragedy that is even more grievous is the system that perpetuates war and death and destruction. Truly, �war is hell� for some, but it is heaven for the profiteers.
There was a time when profiteering from war was considered to be criminal. But apparently that is no longer the case. It is very difficult to find someone who doesn�t profit, directly or in directly, from war � some more than others, of course.
Would you believe there are 963 generals and admirals in the U.S. military? Many of the retired generals and admirals are now lobbyists for the Pentagon and/or military corporations. The staff alone can top $1 million per general or admiral. Some get more than $200,000 in pensions, free health care and free housing that has been described as �palatial.�
War is madness.
Don Keefauver
To the editor: A recent letter on the sequester requires correction: (a) The president and his budget director designed the sequester and have admitted to this; (b) both parties did agree to the final product with their votes; (c) the overall budget shows a net increase in spending; (d) there is not an �across the board� cut in anything (there are many programs in the budget that were excluded by the law); (e) this document was designed as a political ploy; and (f) the sequester was designed intentionally to lower defense spending.
Now the criminal part of all of this: The rules of the sequester were known before this year�s budget was created. All departments had a responsibility to plan for the sequester in their budgets. Why didn�t they?
All �executive� departments are under the president, who can direct their spending, by law. The president is intentionally causing pain so he can claim that it�s not his fault.
Asking for an additional $100 in your budget and �only� getting $50 is not a cut.
Any department head who didn�t plan for the sequester should be fired immediately. If the president�s �priorities� are not the public good, he lacks a moral code.
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A Dental Holiday
The great city of St. Petersburg are available in Pinellas County in Florida. St. Petersburg is a holiday location and tourist destination for both People in the us and people from other countries. There are a great number of things you can do, see, and consume in whole town. They have breathtaking shores and spectacular galleries to tickle the fancies of guests.
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Letters to Parfections
Many happy customers have reached out to us at Parfections to share how much they enjoy our chocolates. From the individual purchasing indulgences to the professional event coordinator thanking Parfections for another memorable event, everyone enjoys Parfections' chocolates!
If you would like to provide your feedback, we would love to
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Hello there,
I met you girls at Boordy last night. I was blown away by your chocolates as were many I'm sure. Just thought you'd like to know. The painkiller, mojito and balsamic vinegar box of 9 I bought is already gone! I told all my facebook friends and put a link to your site on my page. You guys rock! Can't wait to put an order in on your site. Just need to be careful, on a diet! Haha. I send gifts to clients around the USA from time to time so now I have a new internet gift item I can ship to them! Thanks!
Have a great day!
Jennifer Baptista
Again you melted the hearts of many guests with your Chocolate Parfections!
Great comments.... people who didn't know you existed were very impressed ( they must be living under rocks to not know who you are!) but now they do!
Janet L. Caslow, C.T.A.
Development Manager
Pride of Baltimore, Inc.
1801 S. Clinton Street, Suite 250
Baltimore, Maryland 21224
I was at Black Ankle Vineyards last Saturday and was introduced to your AMAZING chocolates! Wow! I love the creative combinations and have been looking forward to my treat each day! We bought a box of 24! My in laws were with us from overseas and they loved it too. I am a huge wine and chocolate lover, so seeing your creations at a winery was like being in heaven for me!
Risa Davis-Ganel, LCMFT
Hi Kim,
I wanted to share with you feedback from our staff from Adrianne Spann's event. They couldn't speak more highly of you and Sean. The said you were both very professional & courteous & it was a pleasure to have you here at the mansion. Some of the staff had an opportunity to taste your product and they absolutely RAVED about it. We have a favorite baker who does truffles and they said yours beat theirs hands down.
Looking forward to working with you in the future.
Best Regards,
Event Planner
Whitehouse Caterers
I think of chocolate the same way I do fine wine, beer or food…. Your combinations of flavors are exquisite, and the type of chocolate you use is in the very top echelon of the more than 2000 varieties of raw chocolate used in making candy throughout the world. Never let go of that source. Nan , my wife, met you at a networking event, but hey, WHEN is your shop going to open ???? It's only a few miles from where we live, I can't wait to sample more of your creations. You are a Chocolatier of great merit. They should feature you in http://www.bakingshop.com/magazine/chocolatier.htm
Bob Kreamer
We had a chance to think about you and Parfections again today in an unexpected way.
You may recall you delivered some of our corporate gifts this past December to our house and we offered you some biscotti that my 3-year-old daughter and I had made that week.
Fine chocolates/truffles are something we enjoy. We have traveled throughout Europe (France, Austria, Italy, England, Amsterdam, Germany) and had some amazing samples. One of our favorites is a Belgium brand called Neuhaus. We have always found these to be extraordinary and purchase them when we are abroad. Although they are growing their International presence it used to be very difficult to find them outside of Europe. There is now a shop in Union Station in Washington DC if you are ever there and care to try them.
Since we discovered you this past October at Black Ankle we have discussed if Parfections chocolates were as good as Neuhaus and we had previously decided that they were relatively equal...we were wrong.
Last week a good friend returned from Amsterdam and brought us a box of Neuhaus chocolates because she knows we love them. We have just sampled them and they are good (better than your average in the US) but they really don't compare to yours. We still have a few left from the box of Parfections I bought for Valentines day (we tend to savor them by limiting one per day). This allowed us to do a side-by-side comparison with Neuhaus to be sure we were doing a fair test.
Parfections is way ahead of Neuhaus and for that matter any chocolates we have had. The color, texture, taste, aroma, and mouth-feel of the Parfections truffles were all superior.
Thanks again for providing us this extraordinary (and local) delicacy.
My husband started me on this place since his work is in the same area... this store has spoiled me so much. I don't like sweets much but I love truffles. So being the sweet man he is he bought me a box of 4 last weekend. When I tasted the first one I couldn't beleive how good it was! Simply amazing! Parfections has spoiled me! So yesterday my husband brings me a box of 16 truffles. Many different flavors. Usually it takes me over a month to eat chocolate from other famous chocolate stores. I have 5 left and it hasn't even been 24 hours! It's worth every penny!
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Market leader in intelligent lighting
Tvilight is a European market leader in professional end-to-end lighting solutions.
We specialize in sensors, wireless lighting controls and lighting management software for outdoor applications.
We see street lights as one of the most valuable public assets that have a powerful role to play in making cities energy-efficient, resilient and future-ready.
Our products create an independent open network that allows integrating a multitude of third-party applications and constitutes a reliable, future-proof base for a Smart City.
By working with the leading system integrators and local partners, Tvilight helps cities and infrastructure operators capitalize on the Internet of Things, avoid provider lock-in, and make the best use of what intelligent lighting has to offer.
We offer sensor solutions that help meet the goals going far beyond lighting, such as environmental monitoring and traffic management.


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Fruit and pastry are the essentials. The pastry doesn't have to be elegant, necessarily, but it can be light.
That's the rule for cobblers and their first cousins, the strudels -- desserts and breakfast snacks that, starting now, will be appropriate for the first berries of spring and the tree fruits of summer.
Cobblers, of course, have one of the most dug-in, down-homecountry images in the history of United States fare, but there's no reason for the breed to stay typecast. It's time for cobblers to dress up and come to the party.


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BURLINGTON, Mass., June 13, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bridgeline Digital, Inc. (Nasdaq:BLIN), The Digital Engagement Company™, today announced that Carbon Audio, developer of innovative audio products and accessories, including the much heralded Zooka wireless speaker for tablets and smart phones, has selected Bridgeline's eCommerce Fulfilled™ solution built on the iAPPS platform. Carbon Audio chose iAPPS for its functionality, flexibility and direct integration with their logistics and fulfillment provider.
With plans to grow its product line over the next 12 months, Carbon Audio required a platform that could provide increased visibility into inventory levels and order fulfillment to help them more effectively drive business operations. With its superior flexibility and deep integration with the industry's leading global warehousing and logistics provider, iAPPS satisfied all project requirements and became Carbon Audio's obvious choice. The new iAPPS-driven platform will enable Carbon Audio to streamline operations and manage product details, inventory levels, multiple warehouses, customer relations and account information, generate real-time reporting, and track order fulfillment.
"We are excited to partner with Bridgeline Digital at a time when Carbon Audio is expanding its product offerings and leveraging web technologies in new ways to really propel our business," stated Eiryanna Bennett, VP of Operations & Commercialization at Carbon Audio. "With its deep integration with our logistics provider, the iAPPS platform gives us more control and visibility into our products, orders and fulfillment."
About Carbon Audio
A design driven, audio accessory and products developer, Carbon Audio designs and markets disruptive, fashion forward audio products, known for both uncompromising form and function. Its first market introduction, Zooka, radically redefines portable audio for mobile, tablets, note books and ultra books – any Bluetooth-enabled device. Contemporary, eye popping design, a performance that lights up a room from 30 feet away, Zooka is the first in a line of expectation-shattering products Carbon Audio is developing and plans to introduce over the next 12 months. Learn more about this and upcoming Carbon Audio products, by visiting www.carbonaudioinc.com.
About Bridgeline Digital
Bridgeline Digital (Nasdaq:BLIN), The Digital Engagement Company™, enables its customers to maximize the performance of their mission critical websites, intranets, and online stores. Bridgeline's iAPPS® platform deeply integrates Web Content Management, eCommerce, eMarketing, and Web Analytics to help marketers deliver online experiences that attract, engage and convert their customers across all digital channels. Bridgeline provides end-to-end Digital Engagement solutions and boasts an award-winning team of interactive services professionals. Headquartered in Burlington, Mass., with nine additional locations throughout the U.S. and an Asia Pacific headquarters in Bangalore, India, Bridgeline has thousands of customers that range from middle market organizations to Fortune 1,000 companies. To learn more, please visit www.bridgelinedigital.com or call (800) 603-9936.
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Saturday, January 03, 2009
I made this yarn for my mom. This was the first time I made yarn for another knitter! I can't wait to hear how she likes it.
Here it is in the crockpot. I used Wilton's icing dyes to color it. As you can see, I thought it would be a lot darker. I'm a new dyer so I see there's lots to learn.
Even though it's not the color I expected it to be, it has really grown on me. We'll have to see if it's a good color on my mom (she wanted to make a hat with it). I may have to re-dye it.
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I've begun to see more frequent associations between an improved USA and a strict belief in Jesus. It's seeped into our social networks and even entering into our political discussions. Yet, at the same time everyone is retreating behind the Constitution to defend controversial claims.
So I ask: "If there is so much attention being placed on the constitution, why is the 1st amendment so easily ignored?" According to the authors of the Constitution, the United States is not a Christian nation, nor is it a Jewish nation, or any other denomination nation. It is pluralistic nation based on all religions.
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Wow, it seems like forever since I have posted anything. I've been so busy the past few weeks I haven't had time or really the desire to work on projects. Although I have been to some yard sales and have a few great items that I will share with you tomorrow, if I can get decent pictures. It's been so gloomy and dark here, I think Virginia is the new Seattle. I am so ready for some sunshine and warm weather! But I have been to some great concerts the past few weeks…Zac Brown Band, Neko Case, and Court Yard Hounds. So much fun!
So, do you use your dining room more than once or twice a year? I know most of you out there have beautiful ones, but are they used? I love my table that I found last year at a yard sale and refinished (see that post here), but honestly, I don't think we have had one meal at it since I finished it. Now, it is used daily as a drop off for mail, purses, bags, etc. because you basically walk into the dining room from my front door. But we never eat at it. I know, its sad. And, we shouldn't eat on the sofa in front of the TV, but we do.
And, keeping it real, I don't see that changing.
|Pay no mind to the "Living on a Dime," my blog's old name.
Now that I have lived with the table for several months, I'm thinking I would rather use the room for a sitting room instead. I have been longingly (is that a word…guess so, spell check says it is) eyeballing antique settees lately, but right now I have no where to put one.
Aren't they gorgeous. Sigh. I've seen them all over the place…yard sales, flea markets, Craigslist, etc. I want one! I'll even reupholster one if needed.
I could even pose like this. Yeah…wouldn't be that pretty. haha
I would love a place to sit and read and work on the blog that is away from the television and not closed up in my bedroom. With this velvet one, I know my daughter wouldn't sit on it.
She can't stand the feel of velvet.
Even if I did have guests or wanted to eat at a table, I have a nice folding one that I could pretty up with a table cloth. I could also either keep my chairs or find other ones and have them around the house until needed at the table.
I could even use the settee as seating at the table.
See, it can be done.
So, what do you think? Should I keep the dining table or get one of these lovely ladies?
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text: About This Home Plan Our largest home plan in Hyland Ridge, the Maplewood welcomes guests through a grand entryway and center hall with the study and dining room (both approx. 15 x15 ) on each side in the front of the home. Straight ahead you ll find a light filled great room with breakfast nook to one side off the kitchen. This gourmet kitchen with cooktop/wall oven provides with a large center island for ample work space and entertaining. The second floor includes 4 large bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a second floor laundry room with an optional 5th bedroom/4th bathroom above the garage for a total of 5 bedrooms on the upper level. The unfinished terrace level (1,809 sf) offers the ability to finish a rec room, designated wet bar area, media room, and 6th bedroom/5th full bath.


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Let the memory of Mark be with us forever
- 65 years old
- Born on November 12, 1948 in Henderson, Kentucky, United States.
- Passed away on January 2, 2014 in Marietta, Georgia, United States.
This memorial was created in memory of our loved one, Mark Fulkerson, 65, born on November 12, 1948 and passed away on January 2, 2014. Mark will be remembered in the hearts of those who loved his laugh, jokes, and countless stories. Join us in remembering the good times when we laughed till tears were running down our cheeks, begging him to stop and hoping he wouldn't. Celebrate the laghter with us as we morn the loss...
Mark, You would have been 70 today, but you are in heaven out of pain and singing your heart to the Lord and I know you and Keith and others are jamming and singing praise to the King. See you soon brother, I miss you!❤ You will always be in my heart.
As your birthday approaches in just 11 days I realize just how much I miss you my big brother. I miss talking to you and hoping into the car and coming to visit all the goods talks and even the fights. I MISS YOU AND LOVE YOU SO
Been looking at the last pictures we took together. I miss you so very much. You were my M.A. for so long. Love you
Remembering you today Dad as always i remember you making everyone laugh and I remember your voice when you sang those old hymns and Christmas Carols. We seldom seemed to be on the same page but the times we were are what I will remember. I always loved you, sometimes my heart breaks for what should have been and wasn't. Rest in peace Dad
SuzieQ and I are doing fine, we take care of each other so don't worry. We miss you but know we will see you again one glorious day, until then dear brother we love and miss you!❤
Missing you today but thinking how happy you are now. I see Keith playing guitar and you singing! Soon we will all be together again❤
Remembering you today and missing you always. So happy you are not in pain and at peace. Love you brother see you on the other side!❤❤❤❤❤
Thinking of you today I've chosen to remember those good times so much laughter It is hard to believe its been a year already yet so much has happened will say a prayer for you tonight I love you Dad
Happy one year in Heaven Mark. I know you are singing with the Angels, I rejoice with you for eternity! Love always your sister, Celia
Hey Dad So much has happened this year... Decided to take some time and remember the laughter you could always make a room crack up... No matter how long I have left on this earth I wont be able to make it through Christmas without hearing you sing "I heard the bells on Christmas morn" in my head it rings as true in my mind as all the times you sang it Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday brother Mark. Love and miss you so much. So happy you are finally at peace. Always your sister, Celia
Happy Heavenly Birthday Dadio!!! Forever loving and missing you...me and those grand babies. They still talk about you and miss you too. XOXO
Thinking of you and missing your smile...Your little grandsons often say they want their pawpaw. They love and miss you so much too. I love you dad.
I know that you are all sitting around having a grand ol time! I remember your laughter ! An always loved to hear you sing ! Now your in a great place to enjoy family from both sides! I can just see all of you sitting around an having a grand ol time! You always had a big heart an was always there for all my family!
I remember when I was young girl an you came to stay with us on Elmer st. in ft.wayne while mom was having my sister Michelle! Matt an Marcia were just little ones than! You always treated us Summers kids just like family! Always hugging us an singing to us! You were a GREAT uncle Mark ! you were there for my mother also ! I know your fine now an with the family in heaven! I can just picture all you just laughing an having a grand ol time!
Mark had a huge heart full of love and he shared it with everyone he ever met. Mark was a part of our "Family" for as long as I can remember. He brought love and laughter to our lives. His voice always made Aunt Ruth cry when he sang to her, followed by a funny story to make her laugh Every conversation ended with the reminder that "His is on the left and hers is on the right" an inside joke from one of our many family outings. Our whole family has many, many, many memories of Mark that bring laughter and joy ever time we remember him. Those we love are never gone as long as we remember them.
I can also imagine a beautiful reunion in Heaven. What a sweet picture to imagine and look forward to being part of one day. Although Uncle Mark and I lost touch with eachother over the past few years, I know that he knows I love him and I always have. There was a time when we were so close and I remember meeting him for coffee and chit-chats often. He really missed my daddy, and we would laugh so hard as he told stories of when they were kids. We would laugh for awhile then end up crying because we both missed him so much. Im glad you are no longer in pain and your suffering here on earth is over. I will be comforted to know you are with your loved ones and your Lord whom you loved so much. I will never forget the good memories I have like the time you all drove to our house in Ohio from Indy just to have breakfast and go back home or the times you made taco salad in the drawer of the fridge. I love you Uncle Mark and always will. Love, Michelle
You were the one I ran to when I needed a shoulder to cry on or just to talk you always gave me what I needed a laugh or a smack on the head Will miss you dearly my brother my best friend LOVE YOU
Will always remember our special talks, laughter and times together. Will miss your special smile and amazing voice. Love you brother, see you later, hugs till then :)
I love you "dadio" and I miss your smile whenever I walked into the room. My heart aches for you but at the same time is filled with joy because I know the suffering is over and your angelic voice is echoing throughout Heaven singing and celebrating with your Heavenly Father, Your Sweet Mother, Our Loving Uncle Marvin, Our Guitar playing Uncle Rodney, Aunt Bonnie with the sweetest laugh and smile, Larry with his gentle voice and sweet smile, Terry with his daddys smile, and kind hearted Chad. I know one day we will be together again, laughing til it hurts. You will forever live in my heart dadio. xoxo


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HTC One M10 Release Date, Features, Specs, price in USA, India, Bangladesh
Hello Dears. Greeting from us about the HTC One M10 Smartphone 2016. You May Know that it is the Upcoming Smartphone 2016. HTC Announced that the One M10 Smartphone will release on March 2016. So, It is the time for Release. This is the biggest news for the people who really wait for this Upcoming Smartphone 2016. You need to know details about this Smartphone. Here we will provide you some Information about the HTC One M10 Smartphone Features, Specification, Release Date and Porrice in US, UK, Canada, Australia, India. Read the Below Data and reconfirm it before purchase.
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- 27MP Primary and Secondary camera with Autofocus phase detection technology.
- 3500 mAh long last-able battery.
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HTC One M10 Release Date:
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Vietnam Hotel,Flight and Location Guide
Vietnam Hotel,Flight and Location Guide
I have travelled to Vietnam several times and have Vietnamese foster family,my Sis is in HCMC. Even for me though it is a headache to locate where hotels are and where street locations are? I am leaving for Vietnam this saturday for 5 weeks,and have found travelfish very helpful,so I join to help others if I can?
1. Finally found a way to locate addresses in Vietnam and hotel locations,and in English..^_* My Sis finally cracked it..it is called www.diadiem.com,a Vietnamese 'Melways' so to speak. She wanted me to get a hotel near her house and this showed her location and hotels nearby. It has other data also,very handy!
2. Western Hotel booking sites usually charge more,I never book through them,it costs me just a phone card and I call the hotels directly,and they usually speak English. I have had all my hotel booking honoured so far. You can also word search for 'khach san' & location to get Viet sites for some hotels and their 'local' prices. It is not perfect,but it is worth the chance for cheaper rates if you look for VND prices. I do know Vietnamese Hotel sites,some better than others,but will look at latter.
3. Vietnam Airlines has for domestic flights their prices on their website,do not book in Western country as more expensive,check their flight schedules and fees on their internet site,and book in Vietnam direct. Jetstar has taken over Pacific Airlines,and have cheaper prices than Vietnam Airlines even. They do not share all same routes,so maybe mix and match flights with open bus say,for best fares.
Links: http://www.jetstar.com/vn/en/index.html
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Thank you. Very Helpful. Enjoy your travels.
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I'd never seen a community garden before, until I visited Fullarton Fern Ave Garden. It was wonderful, so well organised and just a peaceful place to be. But I kept looking around wondering why there were so many broad beans. I had no idea that 'community gardening' usually meant hiring your own plot (yes, I've been living under a rock). I understand now that there are many kinds of community gardens, and the type that appealed to me the most is a communal garden where everyone looks after all of the vegetables and takes their share. This way offers good use of the land and a wide, organised array of available produce. This probably wouldn't work so well with common land, but on private property where one person can oversee it... the cogs started ticking...
But what nerve do I have creating a community garden? I'm only 31, have been gardening for a whole 3 years and in the grand scheme of things don't know that much about gardening (although my ego would vehemently like to contend that). AND I don't have much of a garden yet.
Well I could sit around for a few years waiting for knowledge to seep into my brain from books, people and trial and error, and slowly build up my garden until it's perfect and then market it. But I realised that's not really the point. Why not involve the community in the evolving process so they can develop what they want. Besides, if I do all the work, then there will be nothing left to do and kinda defeat the purpose.
I have a bit of an irrational fervent desire to involve the community in sustainable living. I live on 21 acres of land and have plenty of water. If I can't sustain myself who can? And what a waste on one family. If I could feed say 10 families, what a fantastic way to support the environment. Problem is I just can't do it on my own, and very rarely will a person accept something for nothing, so I've asked for help, in exchange for vegetables - hence Aramor Farm Share Garden.
I've done a little bit of advertising and had a little bit of interest. There is probably room left for a couple more people if anyone local wants in.
So keep an eye on this spot. I'll be blogging the trials and tribulations of the garden. Hopefully the last blog won't involve 'hard and basket' in the same line!
And in the mean time, if anyone reading this would like to share any helpful information with me, or share their experience with community gardening I'd LOVE to hear it!


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United Nations humanitarian organizations said their activities in Afghanistan will increase with the installation of the new interim government. On Saturday, Hamid Karzai will be sworn in as Afghanistan's interim leader at a ceremony in the presidential palace.
U.N. aid representatives in Afghanistan will be attending inaugural ceremonies in Kabul ushering in Hamid Karzai as the head of the six-month interim government. U.N. relief groups said there is much work to be done to get Afghanistan get back on its feet after 23 years of conflict.
The U.N. children's fund, UNICEF, said it will be working with the interim government to re-establish Afghanistan's defunct education system. UNICEF spokeswoman Wivina Belmonte said March 21 marks the official start of what should be Afghanistan's school year. "There is per se no public school system. One of the things that we will be doing is talking to the new authority about what, where, how to help them in setting up a public school system. In the same way, we are dealing with them in the area of health," she said.
The Japanese government recently donated nearly $13 million to UNICEF for polio eradication and health and programs in Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. UNICEF said a portion of the money will also go to improving nutrition in Afghanistan.
Ms. Belmonte said the U.N. will also assist the new interim government to carry out a census of the Afghan population for the first time in some 15 years. "When we are talking about education or talking about the health of children, it is good to have reliable data about how many children we are talking about and what ages they are," she said. The U.N. refugee agency said it already has offices functioning in Kabul, Herat and Mazar-e-Sherif. UNHCR spokesman Kris Janowski said the organization has devoted much of its energies to Afghan refugees in nearby countries, but it is now starting to build its presence in Afghanistan to help people return home and begin new lives. "UNHCR is in Afghanistan to stay and work with the government on stabilizing the internally displaced population and is also working with all other U.N. agencies. The exact division of labor between the U.N. agencies and how this is going to be organized in a formal sense is not really decided yet. But nonetheless, there will be a huge humanitarian involvement inside the country and eventually in trying to bring back million of people uprooted by the conflict," said Mr. Janowski.
The International Organization for Migration said it has maintained its presence in Afghanistan throughout the recent crisis. It said it will continue to provide internally displaced Afghans with life sustaining basic food and material supplies as long as the need exists.


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03-09-06 Versailles emerges from big hole early on
By Randy Bruns
VANDALIA -- The Versailles Tigers advanced to the Division III regional finals Wednesday night with a gutty 44-40 victory over the Anna Rockets. The Tigers dug themselves quite a hole early in the game but chipped away at the Rocket lead and hung on late for the win. Versailles (20-5) will take on Jonathan Alder (23-2) Saturday for the right to advance to next week's state tournament at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus. The game is slated for a 1:30 p.m. tipoff at Vandalia-Butler's Student Activities Center. Things didn't look so good for the Tigers in the early going, as the Rockets shot out to an 11-2 lead midway through the first quarter. The Tigers responded with a fury and turned the tables with a 12-1 run that ended with three-balls from Megan Shardo and Lynette Stauffer. It was an opportune time for Versailles to get hot from behind the three-point arc, as it hadn't made a three-pointer in its four previous tournament games. Anna then took its turn to go on a scoring spree, as it finished the half with an 11-4 run to take a 23-18 half-time lead. Versailles grabbed the lead for good in the third quarter and steadily built it up to six points halfway through the fourth, but Anna made things interesting late. Anna's Gretchen Bensman hit a pair from the foul line to get her team within two with 43 seconds left, but Emily Bohman hit one freebie to give Versailles a 43-40 lead with half a minute remaining. The Rockets then tried for a tying three-ball, but Shardo blocked the attempt and Laura Grilliot rebounded the miss and was fouled. The junior then hit one-of-two free throws with 13 ticks left, and after a Rocket bomb missed its mark the Tiger bench emptied onto the court in celebration. Versailles coach Jackie Stonebraker was relieved to see her Tigers survive the shaky start and some woeful foul shooting (10-of-20). "It didn't look good, but I thought the girls did a nice job battling back," said Stonebraker of the early deficit. "They've got a lot of pride and heart wearing those Tiger jerseys, and they knew they could get it back. We weren't hitting free throws very well tonight but we got the job done just enough to win the game." Versailles did a sensational job defensively on Anna's junior forward Sarah Schulze, who averages over 20 points per game and has already verbally committed to play for Ohio State in 2007. Schulze finished with just 10 points on 3-of-18 shooting. "She didn't get an open look," said Stonebraker of Schulze. "That was our goal, to keep on her and just stay in her pants and stay true to our defense. We just played her straight up, but our two guards were told to stay inside and not even worry about their two guards from the outside." Anna coach Jeff Reese also gave credit to the Versailles defense for stopping his big gun. "Everywhere she went she had somebody pulling at her," said Reese. "The few times she did get open it was because we threw a double screen for her, but we can't continue to do that because it breaks up the continuity of our offense." The Tigers were led by Stonebraker's younger sister Justine Raterman, who tossed in 21 points, including 15 in the pivotal second half. "Justine did a great job in the second half," said Stonebraker. "I know she got a lot of boards (eight in the half), too. "We just kept saying that you can't be scared of them and you've got to take it to them. They were tall in there but they were foul-prone, and we just kept taking it to them."
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PORTLAND, OR, Jun 11, 2014 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Nyxio Technologies Corporation (otc pink:NYXO) (pinksheets:NYXO) ("Nyxio" or the "Company"), an innovative manufacturer of cutting edge Smart TVs and consumer electronics devices, announced today the Nyxio VioSphere Genius TV was greeted with rave reviews recently at the 4th Annual Adorama Street Fair. The demo consisted of an explanation of the concept of "Genius TV" versus Smart TV's and the hardware and software differences. The ease of use was apparent when children and parents visited the booth and the children intuitively used Windows 8 to play games on the VioSphere. Unlike all other smart TVs marketed today the VioSphere does not limit the end-user to browser only features. Full computing capabilities are available while simultaneously watching HDTV via split screen technology being offered by Nyxio. Yesterday's smart TV is todays Genius TV thanks to the VioSphere.
"NYXIO was proud to participate in this great event. This was also the first opportunity we had to demonstrate the next-generation Viosphere to the public," says Howard Blumberg, President of KMH & Associates. "When the adults began to understand the scope of what they were seeing, it began to generate 'aha!' moments. I can only describe our experience with the Nyxio VioSphere at the Adorama Fair as 'SPECTACULAR!'"
About Nyxio Technologies (otc pink:NYXO) (pinksheets:NYXO) Founded in 2007, Nyxio(R) Technologies Corporation (otc pink:NYXO) (pinksheets:NYXO) designs and markets a line of innovative consumer electronics devices to deliver high-quality, cutting-edge products to consumers and businesses. The company is known for its innovative products that offer distinctive features such as touch screen controls, built-in Bluetooth capabilities, wireless and video features all bundled into practical and inventive packages. The company introduced VuzionT the first AndroidT OS television and the VioSphereT an integrated flat screen Smart TV and full PC. Other products currently available include the OMEGA Tablet PC line -- the Classic, Premier and Ultimate, as well as the Realm, an all-in-one PC/TV, the Realm Pro, digital signage and B2B solution and the Venture Mobile Media Viewers (MMV), a new class of video eyewear. By consolidating key hardware into more efficient devices, Nyxio not only reduces the overall environmental footprint of end users, but also keeps products reasonably priced. For more information visit: www.nyxio.com.
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A Visit to Carcosa Seri NegaraTUE, 29 MAY 2018
As Malaysia celebrates Independence Day on 31 August, we look at the history and future of the building where the Merdeka Agreem...
The beloved art form takes on new heights at two of Kuala Lumpur's exciting open mic and stand-up comedy nights. We talk to two comedy organisers about their experiences.
Stand-up comedy is hard to do. People's reactions to comedy and what they find funny, are hard to pinpoint under most circumstances. Jokes about race or death may be funny to some, but may offend others. Stand-up becomes an arena then, where comedians find themselves having to perform, to find a balance with the crowd, but most of all, to connect with an audience of total strangers. Open mic nights add to the stress, with most performers being "newbies" to the scene, where even three minutes of comedic material takes hours or days to produce.
Crackhouse Comedy Club in Taman Tun Dr. Ismail is one such place where fresh stand-up comedians can test their chops, or to just sit down and enjoy shows from both local and international acts. Running the shows there is Rizal van Geyzel. The known comedian, now 32, started in the business when he was 19 at Liquid Bar, in Central Market. "It was sort of an odd open mic or talent show, and you could go there and play music, sing, do magic tricks, so I went to tell some jokes and that's where I met Harith Iskander and he gave me a chance to keep doing it. But I realised after a few bombs (what they call failing miserably on stage), that what was missing from my stand-up was life experience." From here on out, Rizal started researching comedy and realising that it had to be personal. The former hotelier worked really hard in learning his craft, and finally left the hotel business to work as a full time stand-up, touring in much of Asia since.
Joining him are industry familiars - Keren Bala Devan who runs the One Mic Stand (OMS), Malaysia's first weekly open mic night with his friends Prakash Daniel and Brian Tan, who emphatically says stand-up comedy is truly about honesty. "Because comedy is actually very much about being vulnerable, the best comedians are the ones who are honest. You have to really dig deep and see what makes you laugh, and the sum of your own experiences, before you can genuinely start killing it on stage," he says.
OMS first started in May 2012, when the three friends and comedians decided that Malaysians could do with more laughter, and that the time had come for Malaysians to join the stand-up scene. All of them starting together, some three years ago, it's easy to see during their shows how passionate they are about their craft and how much they love doing it.
"It's a bit like instant gratification, to be honest. And your honesty with the crowd also gets you honesty back. If they like you, man, there will be real laughs and when they don't, no one will talk to you after. There's no middle ground in stand-up and that's part of the thrill," says Brian with conviction. Prakash is more lyrical about it saying that, "Comedy is deeply personal, and it's nice to see people reacting to me. And it actually really gives me joy to watch people laugh." Keren adds jokingly, "We do it for the girls and the money." The persona on-stage and off-stage sometimes differs, and that is a part of stand-up that delights audiences as well. "Honestly, comedy is the one thing I've done in my life that has consistently made me happy. So I keep doing it."
Does it pay the bills though? All of them let out knowing laughs. "If it's a particularly bad month, you will probably get nothing," says Brian without sugarcoating it. Even after three years and numerous shows, the guys mention that stand-up, as with any other artistic endeavour, is tough to pay bills with. While Prakash and Keren continue to do some freelance work, Brian has plunged himself directly into comedy as a full-time job. Corporate gigs for banks and for private companies are still the go-to for comedians in terms of big pay cheques, however, they do mention that it can be tricky staying true to some of the jokes they truly want for the audience as some of these shows come with strict guidelines, on taboo topics and using polite language which sometimes dilutes the authenticity of the show.
Rizal concurs, and says the actual business aspect of comedy is exceedingly tough. "Comedians really shouldn't be running businesses. We are too honest!" he says with a laugh. Along with his partner in Singapore, Jonathan Atherton, the Crackhouse Comedy night has grown in the past years, hosting many international acts Malaysians would not have been privileged to see, but of course the profits are slow to come. But Rizal is passionate about the scene.
Comedy nights at TTDI run through the week and well into the weekend, with prices that are accessible to all. Crackhouse has seen a rise in numbers for Malaysian audiences and they continue to ensure that standards are met, with their choice of comedians. "For me and Jonathan, it's about ensuring that we don't give stand-up comedy in Malaysia a bad reputation. Because part of [why] Crackhouse [exists] is also for us to keep growing our grassroots comedy scene, and encouraging the younger ones - and also more women - to try out and come to the open mic nights."
New material isn't easy to write either, say the three comedians. As beginners, they may have shared their material and asked for input or even performed in front of friends and family before getting on-stage, but with more experience, they've realised going in blind is far better. "Because you're more animated with your family and friends, and it doesn't sometimes reflect the reality of what you'll do on the day itself," explains Brian. Prakash says he prefers working on his material alone, "Yes, because the more you share, the more you end up overanalysing and part of this journey is also to be inspired by your own personal stories. And inspiration for everyone comes quite differently." He does however, say that punchlines are never the main ingredient for stand-up. "Punchlines can be done by anyone; it's really the delivery and the set-up that has got to be amazing." Rizal says he would give three tips for those starting out at open mic nights with the intention of being a stand-up. "Firstly, be yourself. Be humble, and don't take any advice from anyone else, because you'll end up using that as a dependency. Use your own voice."
With shows featuring international acts starting as low as RM30, Rizal succeeds in making comedy accessible to all. "We don't want it to be some elitist thing that only rich people can afford, so we try our best to ensure the prices are good for people to keep coming back, and keep laughing."
With these efforts in place, not just with OMS and Rizal's Crackhouse, but many more comedy shows mushrooming in KL, it appears that comedy in Malaysia has a bright future, and is definitely in good hands.
By Michelle Gunaselan
Be ready for a laugh. Check out featured stand-ups at:
One Mic Stand
Tuesdays at 9pm.
Venue: PJ Live Arts (Theatre and Cabaret),
Level 1, Block K, Jaya One,
Section 13, No.72A, Jalan Universiti,
46200, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Crackhouse Comedy Club KL
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Address: 1st Floor, 24A, Lorong Rahim Kajai 14 Taman Tun Dr. Ismail
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
As Malaysia celebrates Independence Day on 31 August, we look at the history and future of the building where the Merdeka Agreem...
In collaboration with OUR ArtProjects and Reka Negaraku, Malaysia Design Archive's exhibition, As We See It: History Through Vi...
Balai Seni Visual Negara memacu usaha seni sebagai hasil pendapatan. Dalam langkah Malaysia menuju status negara maju, ka...
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UCLA's policies and procedures are inadequate to deal with increasing complaints of racial bias among faculty — nearly all of whom surveyed said they had experienced some level of discrimination, according to an internal report obtained by The Times.
The report also found that allegations of overt racism were not investigated and, if they were, they rarely resulted in sanctions or punishments.
The review, which was launched by Chancellor Gene D. Block in 2012 after he was approached by a group of concerned faculty, found that university policies regarding racial bias and discrimination were vague and insufficient. It found that the university's procedures for addressing such complaints were practically nonexistent and that the university had "failed to adequately record, investigate, or provide for disciplinary sanctions for incidents which, if substantiated, would constitute violations of university nondiscrimination policy."
In a letter to faculty and administrators Friday, Block said he took the report's findings seriously and would adopt many of its proposals. Among the first steps will be the appointment of a full-time campus discrimination officer to investigate allegations of bias.


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When I use the "open project/workspace" dialog and open my project .soc file, Designer 5.4 is always loading every project I have in the same workspace.
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Add EPG feature to existing Android apk
Budget $30-250 USD
There is an existing Android app that works to configure and control a USB connected TV tuner.
The app performs acceptably but is missing one critical feature; EPG (electronic program guide)
Looking for an independent, single developer to with the knowledge and understanding to add this feature to an existing apk.
Please look over the attached files prior to making a bid
Attached below are the generic github source files and also the compiled APK that works with the specific tuner.
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