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Singer Mindy McCready dead in apparent suicide
HEBER SPRINGS, Ark. -- Mindy McCready, who hit the top of the country charts before personal problems sidetracked her career, died Sunday of an apparent suicide. She was 37.
The Cleburne County, Ark., sheriff's office said police discovered McCready's body at a home on Fox Chase Drive in Heber Springs at 3:58 p.m. Authorities said it was the same porch where they found last month the body of her longtime boyfriend David Wilson, the father of her younger son, Zayne, 10 months. Wilson died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Wilson's passing struck McCready hard. She issued a statement last month lamenting his death. In an interview with NBC's "Today," she said she'd never gone through anything as painful as his passing.
"McCready was pronounced dead at the scene from what appears to be a single self-inflicted gunshot wound," the statement said. The sheriff's office said an autopsy would be scheduled.
McCready arrived in Nashville in 1994 with tapes of her karaoke vocals and earned a recording contract with BNA Records. In 1996, her "Guys Do It All the Time" hit No. 1. Her other hits included "Ten Thousand Angels," also in 1996.
Personal problems plagued her beginning in 2004 and included a custody battle with her mother over one of her sons. In May 2010, she was hospitalized briefly after police responded to an overdose call at a home in North Fort Myers, Fla. She also is survived by son Zander, 6, with ex Billy McKnight. -- AP


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Singapore to Establish New Gambling Regulatory Authority in 2021
Singapore is set to establish a new Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA) by 2021 to consolidate and optimise all gambling regulatory resources within a single agency.
The GRA will see the current Casino Regulatory Authority (CRA), which oversees Singapore's casinos, and the Gambling Regulatory Unit, which regulates remote gambling services and "fruit machines," come under one umbrella.
The GRA will also govern terrestrial gambling services currently overseen by the Singapore Totalisator Board, illegal gambling activities enforced by the Singapore Police Force and even responsible gambling measures currently controlled by the Ministry of Social and Family Development.
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said that while Singapore's current gambling regulatory framework has delivered positive outcomes, there are "emerging trends" that can have a significant impact on the gambling landscape.
"For example, technology has changed the way people gamble and made it more accessible. Business models have evolved to suit changing customer preferences by introducing gambling elements in products that are traditionally not seen as gambling," the MHA said.
In response, the new GRA "will consolidate and optimize gambling regulatory resources within a single agency. This will allow GRA to stay even more effectively abreast of technological and global trends, respond faster to emerging products in particular those that cut across different domains, and take a more holistic approach to gambling policies and issues."
"Even as we update our laws, MHA will retain a generally prohibitive stance towards gambling, and continue to maintain a risk-based regulatory approach towards existing gambling operators," it said.
Globe Renews Partnership Deal with Mineski
Globe Gaming, the gaming company based in the Philippines, has renewed its partnership with Mineski Philippines, the country's leading esports agency. The two companies will focus on developing Liyab Esports and the Philippine Pro Gaming League (PPGL).
Team Liyab will be expanded with the inclusion of a team for League of Legends Wild Rift.
PPGL will also be made bigger and better by the inclusion of community leagues.
"Our partnership has been very fruitful for both Mineski and Globe," shares Jil Bausa-Go, VP for Get Entertained Tribe at Globe. "It is a journey marked with milestones which helped make Liyab, PPGL and our continuing vision for Philippine esports grow stronger and more resilient."
Ronald Robins, Founder and CEO of Mineski Global echoes this excitement for renewed ties with the telco giant: "This is definitely an exciting new chapter for us, and we are happy to have our partners at Globe remain steadfast and committed in accelerating our efforts to grow the esports industry. Unfazed by the current situation, our collaboration pledges to further promote the importance of esports, and the communities that support it in both the local and global stages."
Galaxy Pledges Commitment to Japanese IR
Lui Che Woo, Galaxy Entertainment Group Chairman, spelled out the company's commitment to build an integrated resort in Japan. He said the company will be ready to adjust even if the Japanese government brings in changes to the timeline of IR development.
Galaxy's position in this regard is contrary to the common trend among the other bidders of the Japanese IR facility. For example, Las Vegas Sands has completely withdrawn from the race following a change in timeline.
He emphasized the company's commitment: "We continue to make progress with our international expansion plans. We do acknowledge that timelines for Japan may be impacted by the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19, however we can adjust accordingly and we remain committed to our Japan expansion plans. Our Japan based team continues with our Japan development efforts even as they deal with the COVID-19 crisis.
"We view Japan as a great long term growth opportunity that will complement our Macau operations and our other international expansion ambitions. GEG, together with Monte-Carlo SBM from the Principality of Monaco and our Japanese partners, look forward to bringing our brand of World Class IRs to Japan."
Galaxy, a company that owns a policy of maintaining a strong liquidity policy , is a rare Macau operator that is withstanding the crisis induced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
9Stacks – India's leading Poker Platform will host "AZAADI74 Series" Tournament this Independence Day
- Top 10 winners on Leaderboard will be awarded with Rs. 7400/- each
- 6 tournaments, your best 4 will be counted for the leaderboard
9Stacks, India's fastest growing poker platform brings a One-Day Series Tournament leaderboard "AZAADI74 Series" on the occasion of our 74th Independence Day. 9stacks offers the best experience to its players through its intuitive User Interface and innovative promotions.
COVID-19 may have thrown life out of gear in 2020, but Indians with their unwavering spirit still have a way of celebrating what matters! And what could matter more than the day we became independent. With the AZAADI74 Series, the gamers get to play six tournaments on a single day, and if their overall performance puts them in the top 10 for the day then each of the players will win Rs. 7,400/- from the Azaadi74 leaderboard prize! Also the player with highest leaderboard points will also get a 9stacks premium poker chipset.
The AZAADI 74 Series focuses on 4 things all poker players want AZAADI from-
i. Azaadi from unplayable structures! –
9stacks have designed the series as an exciting journey through various poker tournament formats and structures with maximum playability – with very high starting stacks (at least 25 blinds) even at the end of the late registration period.
ii. Azaadi from folks who fire unlimited bullets!
9stacks have tried to give each player a chance to try their true skills against the best players of each format, without bankroll becoming a big factor. Therefore, at most 2 Re-entries and no rebuys will be allowed in any tournament.
iii. Azaadi from having to play every tournament in a series to qualify for leaderboard prizes!
The player can play any number of tournament/s as per his/her choice and time availability. Only the best 4 results are taken into account while calculating leaderboard prizes!
iv. Azaadi from multi day commitment to play a full series!
Unlike other series that require a multi-day commitment to figure in the leaderboard, all the tournaments here happen in a single day!
The 6 Tournaments on 15th August 2020 are:-
1) Azaadi PKO (6 Max) – starts at 12:30 PM
2) Azaadi Turbo – starts at 2:30 PM
3) Azaadi PKO (4 Max) – starts at 4:30 PM
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5) Azaadi Deepstack – starts at 8:30 PM
6) Azaadi Closer – starts at 10:30 PM
The platform currently has more than 3.5L users across India and has witnessed 350% increase in user-base in 2019. The platform currently offers Texas and Omaha variants of poker that engage both experienced players and learners.
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Single tenant with multiple libraries
This space is to define needed requirements from a functional point of view and to share information about the actual process of permitting and denying. It is of additional interest to document the process of shared features, like notes, tags or custom fields.
UXPROD-1994: ERM | Single Tenant w/ Multiple Libraries Support
UXPROD-979: Ability to create Teams (acquisitions units) and assign users, orders, organizations, invoices and funds to them.
: Multiple Language and Localization settings per institution (was Multiple timezones per institution)
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|process of permitting or denying
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|Timezone Management
|Libraries in different timezones need to be aware of their individual timezone in order to properly calculate fines and due dates
|ideally, administrators could be designated for the library to control the timezone and other settings for that library, but not others. but I don't know if that is an absolute requirement.
|Currency Management
|Libraries can be allowed to set their own default currency for purchases and transactions (e.g., RMB in China, Dollars in the US)
|ideally, administrators could be designated for the library to control the current settings for that library, but not others. but I don't know if that is an absolute requirement.
|Courses App
|If a staff member works at a specific library or specific campus, they only see the course reserves information for that library or campus, and can only edit / manage the courses for that library or campus.
if controls are at institution level, you would need an option at the institution level to specify whether courses for that institution could be shared.
you would also need to associate a specific set of courses to the institution so that the courses app would know which courses to apply restrictions to
|Erin Nettifee (Duke)
|Locations Management
If a library staff member is administrator for a specific library or campus, they should only be able to add, edit, or delete locations for their specific library or campus.
This would contribute to a model where location management could be pushed outward to staff who are actually doing stacks management, as opposed to IT.
|Organizations App
|As an acquisitions librarian working at a specific branch library within a single tenant I can only see organizations used by this library. I may have different contact people than another library within this tenant.
|I need a way to relate organizations as well as system users to different libraries. There may be system users who have access to all organizations within the tenant. This could be managed via library codes or numbers that are added to the organization records and system user records.
|I can restrict users to only see their own library's funds and budgets. In consequence, they can only use their library's budgets for orders and payments.
User records can be related to specific libraries by adding a library code/number to the user record. The user then has only access to funds of his library. When Library code is "0" the user does not belong to a specific library.
|Permission Sets
|I can grant users the ability to assign certain permission sets while restricting others.
|Managers at libraries can assign permission set that concern local operations, but are restricted from assigning permission sets that affect consortium settings. For example, a library could be permitted to assign a permission set that allows check in and check out, but not one that allows altering of circulation rules.
Aaron Neslin (5C)
|I can restrict users teams to only see their own library's funds , budgets and payments in reporting.
|Some vendors may restrict the terms of a license. When a user runs a report, I need to be able to limit the data returned to data they have access to in Folio through their team
Aaron Neslin (5C)
|Only show my institution or library eholdings. Can only see another institution or library eholdings if permission assigned.
|Will need to apply a permission that allows libraries to see each others eHoldings and/or CRUD another libraries eholdings.
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Dearest Emma; –
It was just a month at 7:35 this morning since I bid you goodbye at Victoria. I note your reference to that occasion in your letter. Please do not make affairs of such trivial natures matters of deep concern to yourself; if you do you will be worrying over something all the time, and worry is what hardens one's arteries. It has been a long month to me and on the whole an uneventful one. December and January are however always long gloomy months and time seems to go much faster when we go into February. Last winter I remember I thought January would never end. If leave continues coming as at present I should be able to get away on leave again some time in May. It is quite likely though that all leave will be cut off if things get very hot on this front in the Spring.
Your two letters of Jan 16 & 17 arrived, the former on Jan 21 and the latter yesterday. Send Dr. Haszard an announcement by all means. He has gone back to England and transferred to the C.A.M.C. I do not know his address. We have now I presume nearly completed our list, although every day or so I think of somebody I should have remembered in making out my list.
I am very sorry to hear of Miss Reid's continued illness and quite agree with you that she should go back to Canada. She is not helping either herself or the service by trying to carry on when she is physically unfit. I keep in such good health myself that hardships and exposures that knock other chaps out hardly effect me at all. Please give Reidie my kind regards when next you see her. By the way Col. Hewgill has not called to see me and I do not suppose he intends doing so.
Our weather has been keeping quite tolerably good for the season lately. It rains a little every day and keeps cloudy most of the time, but we have had no frosts lately and the rain is not heavy enough to make things too bad in the trenches and on the roads. Very wet weather and very cold weather are both bad, but men can get along very well under our present weather conditions, provided the tactical situation is more or less stagnant as it is now.
Your parcel arrived in good condition on Jan 21. Many thanks. The visiting cards will not be of much use to me out here. The figs were fine and I am sorry to say did not last for long. The bar chocolate I gave away to my dressing room staff. I have most of the box of chocolates still on hand. I eat two I think and Capt Muir ate one. Please do not send me any more chocolates; I really do not care for them and you need all the sugar and sweets you can get over there yourself. Also I still have plenty of bar chocolate left out of my Christmas parcels. That is a beautiful scarf; did you knit it yourself? It is certainly too good to wear over here anywhere near the front line. I presume it is intended to be worn under a trench coat. It is a beautiful thing anyway.
Just at present I am living a lonely and solitary life. Capt. Muir and I were running the M.D.S. of the ambulance and were settling down nicely to our work when he had to go away for a course at the R.A.M.C. school leaving me alone. So long as peace conditions prevail I shall be able to handle the work without being killed by overstrain, but it is nice to have an associate with one on a job of this kind, for company if for nothing else. Another thing, when an officer is alone at a front he is very thoroughly anchored by the heels until his relief comes.
Margaret has written me a couple of times since her return to her temporary billet. She has not rejoined her own unit yet for their quarters are not completed. When they do come down I expect to see Margaret and a bunch of the girls up around the front on a sight seeing tour for they see to wander all over the place. They went all over the Ypres salient when they were up there.
Please excuse the frightful envelope I am using to enclose this. It is one of the only two I have on hand except official envelopes.
Your loving husband,
Harold W. McGill
No Canadian mail recently. HWM


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If you're strapped for cash at the minute and fed up of watching your friends go to expensive gyms, you might be feeling like the world of great fitness is closed off to you. Well, think again. Getting fit doesn't have to hurt your purse, and we've got some great ideas to inspire you on your getting fit, budget-friendly journey.
Before we get started, we'd just like to say that if you're not used to exercising it's probably best to start off easy and build the difficulty up over time. If you have a pre-existing medical condition, or you're pregnant, check with your doctor before you start a new exercise routine.
1. Go for a run. Why not get out there and experience the feeling of freedom and satisfaction of a good run? It's completely free, and you might even discover a lovely scenic route in your area you didn't know about before.
2. YouTube. This really is one of the best ways, not only to get fit, but to learn how to do anything for free! You can take your pick from dance-inspired workouts, to yoga, Pilates and more traditional rep workouts – whatever you want YouTube has got it – and for free. Another plus for some people is that they get to follow a video in the comfort of their own home. Just make sure you clear the area first so you have room to move freely, you don't want to have to fork out for a new vase!
3. Join a sports club. This is a great way to keep fit and the fact you're playing a competitive sport means you sometimes forget you're exercising at all. See whether there's a local sports team you can join. Or there might be a team organised by someone you work with. If there isn't see whether you could get a few people together after work, or for a couple of hours at the weekend.
With this idea you might have to spend a little on kit or equipment, but the ongoing costs should be relatively low and in most cases it should work out cheaper than joining the gym.
4. Fitness apps. Smartphones mean that, nowadays, there's pretty much an app for everything and fitness is no exception.
You can get an app that will deliver the best workout for your needs based on what you enjoy and how much time you have. Or one that creates 5-7 minute targeted workouts, if you're strapped for time as well as money. You can find these and the other best health and fitness apps of 2016 here.
A really great fitness app can make you feel like you've got a personal trainer on your phone – so get downloading!
5. Use free facilities. Lots of councils have free facilities that you can use, like a field for a football or rugby pitch, or free tennis courts. Why not get in touch with your council and see what's available?
6. Get a deal on the gym. This is going to be the most expensive option, but if you're determined to join a gym, we'd encourage you to get the best deal you can. Not many people know this, but it's fine to haggle for your gym membership. The best time to haggle is at the end of the year. The gym might have end of year targets they want to hit and will therefore be more likely to give you a lower price just to sign you up.
You could also try a few free trials at different gyms. This way you get lots of free working out, and you'll make sure you pick the right gym for you.
We all know the importance of regular exercise. It can lower your risk of major diseases, like type 2 diabetes, cancer and heart disease. Exercise can also improve your mental state, helping you to feel less stressed and improve your outlook on life. On top of that, it's great to learn that something so good for us doesn't have to cost the earth.
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Blogger Outreach
We've reached the 52nd week of round-up articles. It's been amazing to see how many useful resources on blogger outreach we could share with you since we started this blog.
We feel that as a business you need to know how to do blogging outreach the right way, otherwise your brand will get nothing but bad PR. That's why we believe that these weekly round-ups have been useful to lots of PR pros or marketers that are working on blogger outreach campaigns.
Getting back to our topic, we give you this week's best blogging outreach posts:
- The first article that caught our attention comes from Adi Gaskell. We consider 5 tips for successful blogging outreach to be an article worth reading. You'll definitely have something to learn about conducting a blogging outreach campaign from Adi's blog post.
- We're sure that you remember Chris Abraham from last week's roundup. He's sharing with us a great article: The Long Tail strategy for AdWords works for blogger outreach. We value Chris's opinion and tips on how to do blogging outreach the right way and this time he makes a quite interesting analogy – we feel that in a way blogger outreach is like using AdWords. Be sure to read all about it in his article.
- Heather Whaling from prTini is our 3rd pick for this week. Her blog post: is a great resource for brands to learn more about how a blogging outreach can influence consumers buying habits.
- Last, but not least comes Melissa Slagle. South Korean Bloggers Exposed to International Cuisine is actually an excellent blog post showing how a blogger outreach campaign done right proved to be successful.
These are the articles we wanted to share with you this week. Enjoy reading them, learn from the authors experiences and share your thoughts.
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Bowling for Books Event Set for April 23 at Cal Bowl in LakewoodPublished: April 15, 2010
On Friday, April 23, the Forty-Niner Shops at CSULB, in collaboration with Long Beach City College, will host the 2nd Annual Bowling for Books Scholarship Fundraiser at Cal Bowl in Lakewood, located at 2500 E. Carson St. Registration is scheduled from 1-2 p.m., bowling from 2-5 p.m., and an awards reception from 5-6 p.m. Proceeds raised on behalf of CSULB will go to the Scholarship Office to benefit CSULB students.
Bowlers — students, staff, faculty and community members — are encouraged to solicit donations on behalf of the scholarship campaign. At the event, each bowler will receive three games, shoe rental, a commemorative T-shirt, hosted refreshments, an awards reception, raffle and prizes. Registration deadline is Friday, April 16.
"This unique partnership with Long Beach City College will allow us to reach a broader base of students who need the financial assistance," said Don Penrod, general manager of the Forty-Niner Shops. "We are proud to work with the community and our title sponsors to provide financial aid for our students."
Click below for appropriate registration form:
—Student registration form
—Corporate registration form
—CSULB Department registration form
For more information, contact Linda Welty by e-mail or phone 562/985-7700.


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Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CAPS)
The mission of the Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CAPS Center) is to foster the holistic development of student wellness, mental health, resilience, and optimal success by offering short-term clinical services, outreach and educational programming, and consultation services in a non-judgmental inclusive environment where all are welcome.
Counselors are available to meet with students to explore a wide variety of issues. Common concerns addressed are stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, academic distress, or substance abuse/addiction issues. The counseling staff is committed to helping students find appropriate and effective ways of managing their areas of concern.
Counseling appointments may be made during normal business hours by visiting the CAPS Center, located on the lower level of McGowan Hall, or by calling 570-674-6408.
- Services for Students
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Online Screening
- Student Athlete Help Page
- Faculty Help Page
- Parent Help Page
- CAPS Peer Associates
- CAPS Practicum / Internship Training Opportunities
- Meet the Staff
- Self-Help / Educational Resources
- There's an app for that...
- Off-Campus Community Resources
- Event Photos
Services for Students
Welcome to Misericordia University's Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CAPS Center)!
In order to serve your needs, we offer a variety of services to students.
What kinds of services are offered?
Please read below and click on the following links for more information about our available services:
Individual Counseling
Couples Counseling
Workshops and Group Counseling
Substance Abuse and Addiction Counseling
Therapy Dogs
We recognize the research that supports the benefits of therapy dogs for overall wellness (e.g., lowers stress response, increases relaxation, etc.) and mindful awareness (dogs certainly live in the moment and help us to do the same).
Therapy dogs are made available on campus a few times throughout each semester, especially around midterms and finals. Two locations are used:
- In the CAPS Center - Small groups of students (e.g., 4) sign up ahead of time for a reserved time slot to interact with 1 or 2 therapy dogs. This format ensures plenty of time for direct interaction in a more private environment.
- These events are made possible through the generous support of MU faculty and staff from the Teacher Education Department who have therapy dogs and volunteer their time in service to our students.
- In the Banks Lobby - Multiple therapy dogs are brought to the Banks Lobby for an unlimited number of students, faculty, and staff to have an opportunity for interaction. This format ensures that anyone interested can participate and no appointments are necessary.
- These events are made possible through a partnership between the CAPS Center, the Coordinator of the Initiative for Compassionate & Mindful Living, and Therapy Dogs International.
Consultation and Referral Services
In addition to the services listed above, all students are eligible for at least one initial assessment and consultation session to discuss their concerns and receive recommendations about potential services and resources.
Regarding referrals, the CAPS Center utilizes a short-term counseling model and is not equipped to treat all types of psychological concerns and does not provide psychiatric/medication services. Some students may require more specialized or comprehensive treatment than what we can offer and will be referred to resources in the community. If applicable, the counselor will discuss these options in greater detail and answer any questions to support the student in making informed decisions.
If desired by the student, the CAPS Center is also available to consult with any current or prospective providers to provide information and help to ensure a smooth transition for continued care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the cost of counseling services?
A: All counseling services are provided free of charge to currently enrolled students.
Q: Are services confidential?
A: The topic of confidentiality is taken very seriously at the CAPS Center, since counseling often involves sharing personal and private information.
Confidentiality is maintained in compliance with state and federal laws as well as professional ethics and standards.
Client files at the CAPS Center are securely stored separately from students' academic, medical, or career services records.
- Information may not be released to anyone without the written consent of the student, except in rare cases, which the counselor will discuss in greater detail at the first session. Examples of exceptions to confidentiality may include:
- Danger - if there is reason to believe that someone is in imminent danger of abuse, neglect, or harm to self and/or others, then a counselor is legally required to report this information to appropriate people to help ensure safety.
- Child Abuse - If the counselor has reason to suspect, on the basis of their professional judgment, that a child is or has been abused (even if they are no longer in danger), they are required to report their suspicions to the authority or government agency vested to conduct child-abuse investigations.
- Internal Professional Consultation / Supervision - Since the CAPS Center staff operate as a team with the goal of providing the best possible care for clients, there may be times when your counselor may consult internally with other counselors or receive clinical supervision from a supervisor.
- External Professional Consultation - You may request, in writing, that the CAPS Center release information about your counseling to persons you designate.
- Examples might include consultation with a medical provider in MU Health Services or an off-campus psychiatrist.
Q: How do I make an appointment?
A: Just call the CAPS Center at 570-674-6408, or simply visit our office at any time during business hours (M-F, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) to schedule an appointment.
Q: Where is the CAPS Center located?
A: The CAPS Center is located on the lower level of McGowan Hall.
Q: What hours is the CAPS Center open?
A: Generally, the CAPS Center is open during the standard MU business hours (8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday).
Scheduling evening appointments in advance may be available upon request.
- The "Need immediate assistance?" section of this website provides additional information about after-hours emergency resources.
- The CAPS Center is closed when MU is closed, such as holiday breaks or due to inclement weather.
Q: How long do I have to wait for an appointment?
A: Typically, initial appointments are scheduled within 1 week; often within a few days.
We understand that students often contact the CAPS Center when they're in distress and that reaching out for help is not always easy, so an important priority for us is to schedule appointments as quickly as possible.
However, at times, the demand for services may exceed the number of available appointment slots, so the earliest available appointment may be a bit longer. If there is an urgent need for services sooner than the earliest available appointment, please notify our receptionist.
Q: What are counseling services?
A: Counseling is an opportunity to discuss personal concerns/issues with a therapist and explore ways of working through them. Although some students may wish to utilize counseling services over the course of the semester or year, many students may need only one or two counseling appointments to discuss a current situation in order to gain clarity and/or direction. Besides individual counseling, counseling services also include therapy groups, support groups, and psycho-educational groups, as well as consultation and referral services, and crisis intervention.
Q: Who goes to counseling and for what?
A: Many people of all ages and backgrounds access counseling support. Here at MU, students access support for a variety of concerns, such as stress, relationship difficulties, anxiety, depression, or grief.
Online Screening
The CAPS Center provides completely anonymous and confidential online screenings that cover a variety of common topics for college students, including anxiety, depression, academic distress, alcohol use, and other areas of potential concern.
Immediately following the brief screening, your results will be presented, along with recommendations and resources.
Just click the link below to access a screening:
Student Athlete Help Page
Faculty Help Page
Many students manage the many transitions they experience very well. However, there will always be some students for whom the pressures seem unmanageable. Students who are overwhelmed or struggling will not always be able to leave their stressors and reactions outside the classroom. Their inability to do so is the reason why faculty may observe either changes in behavior that point to distress.
Since faculty are often the most consistent and primary contacts for students, your expressed interest and concern could make the difference of whether or not a student succeeds in college.
Your role and responsibility is not to work individually with students who are experiencing emotional distress, but you can play an important role in getting the students the help they need. Students respect their professors and your concern for them and encouragement to access supports available to them can make a big difference in how open they are to doing so. The following Resource and Referral Guide offers you behaviors to look for in distressed students as well as how to help and when to refer students to the CAPS Center.
CAPS Center counselors are available to students, faculty, and staff to discuss situations of concern. While respecting confidentiality, counselors will offer feedback regarding how to address difficult situations and people.
- Changes in emotions and/or behavior over a period of time
- Changes in class attendance and/or performance
- Depressed mood
- Crying in class
- Angry outbursts
- Isolation from peers
- Aggressive behavior
- Decline in personal hygiene
- Coming to class high or intoxicated
- Difficulty concentrating
- Extreme activity level
- Rapid speech
- Unusual or exaggerated emotional response which is inappropriate to situation
- Inability to communicate clearly (garbled, slurred speech, disjointed thoughts)
- Seeing/hearing things which are not there
- Talking about suicide or not wanting to be around anymore
- Talk to the student and describe the specific behavior that concerns you
- Avoid judging, evaluating, and criticizing the student
- Encourage the student to access support in the CAPS Center when you feel the student's problem is one that you do not feel qualified to handle, that personality differences will interfere with your ability to help, the student is a personal acquaintance, or if you feel you are overwhelmed, pressed for time, or at a high stress level yourself.
- Offer to walk with the student to the CAPS Center in case the student would appreciate the support or if your concern is urgent.
- If you are unsure about what to do about a student, call the CAPS Center during business hours for consultation (570-674-6408) or Campus Safety (570-674-6300).
Emergency Situations
Some of the behaviors listed on the Resource and Referral Guide are ones that indicate an immediate crisis and need immediate attention. They include:
- Inability to communicate clearly (garbled, slurred speech, disjointed thoughts)
- Seeing and/or hearing things that are not there or are not real
- Talking or writing about suicide including plans and/or methods
- Homicidal thoughts communicate either verbally and/or in writing
- Highly disruptive behaviors (aggressive, hostile, violent threats/behavior)
In these instances, please see our Immediate Help and Off-Campus Community Resources pages for a variety of available support options.
What Can Students Expect When They Come to Counseling
You can help students feel less anxious about accessing counseling support if you know what they can expect when they come for services and can give them an idea when you refer them. Upon arrival in the Center, students will be greeted by our administrative assistant. She will invite them to have a seat in our private waiting room and complete the intake paperwork that includes basic information about them and the reason for their coming for services. (They obviously would not have to do the paperwork in an emergency). This paperwork and all paperwork connected to them as clients are confidential and are kept in locked confidential files. Students should know that their files are separate from their school records. All services are free, confidential and private. We may only share information with others with a student's written permission unless we are concerned about their safety or the safety of others. After students complete the paperwork, a counselor will come to the waiting room to meet them and walk them to his/her private office. The first session is called the intake session and the purpose of this session is to review the intake paperwork so the counselor can get a good sense of a student's concerns and issues. The counselor will talk with the student about a plan for addressing these concerns and ask the student if he/she is willing to engage in the counseling process. If the counselor determines that the student's issues are such that the student will need longer more intensive treatment that falls outside of our brief treatment model, we will offer the student some referrals for professionals in the local community. Otherwise, the counselor will schedule a follow-up appointment with the student.
What to Expect Once You Make a Referral to Counseling
If you contact the Center for a crisis or emergency situation, we will respond immediately to you by talking with you about a student of concern over the phone and/or coming to the scene and talking with you and the student. Once the immediate crisis is resolved, and we continue to have contact with the student, we cannot talk with you about him/her due to strict laws of client confidentiality. Following a general referral (or an emergency referral) of a student by you, we can ask him/her to sign a release form to give permission to at least let you know that they followed through on your referral, but this option is their personal choice. Confidentiality laws do not preclude us from listening to any new concerns you may have after we begin to see the student but just know that we will be mostly listening since we cannot share details of our conversations with the student.
Disturbing Content in Students' Work
Disturbing content can be in various forms, such as in written content in class papers, emails, and art work. It can often include self-disclosure about abuse of self, others, or animals. It may also be in the form of threats or strange content that does not make sense. Writing may be of a dark and/or negative nature. Frequent use of profanity in writing can also indicate disturbed content. Art work may reflect traumatic events and/or violence. Students who exhibit disturbing content may or may not also exhibit strange and/or disruptive behavior in the classroom.
In these instances, seek consultation with your department chair or appropriate department supervisor and the CAPS Center before directly addressing the student. If the student's content suggests an emergency situation, please see our Immediate Help and Off-Campus Community Resources pages for a variety of available support options.
Guide to Classroom Discussion Following a National or Local Tragedy*
When a national or local tragedy occurs, everyone deals with these experiences in their own way, but generally people have a need to be together and talk about it to try to make sense of the event. Faculty often wonder whether or not they should say something to their students in the classroom or not, and if they do choose to say something, they wonder what to say. The following suggestions may help:
- Stay with the student until help arrives.
- If you choose not to have a class discussion that is fine, but DO acknowledge the event. Students will most likely have a hard time concentrating after a tragedy and may interpret the absence of acknowledgement as insensitivity to the event. This may cause anger in some students. You might also just mention support services such as counseling services and campus ministry are available for those who find themselves having a difficult time.
- If you do wish to provide class discussion time:
Acknowledge the event.
- Suggest that it may be helpful to share personal reactions students have.
- Provide for a brief discussion of the "facts" and then shift to emotions. People are usually more comfortable talking with facts than feelings, so this approach allows an easier introduction to the topic.
- Invite students to share their personal reactions/feelings about the event. Perhaps begin this part by sharing some of yours to break the ice.
- If students begin debating about the "right way" to react, you might comment that how people react is highly unique and personal and that there is no "right way".
- Often, in the midst of tragedy, people will look for someone to "blame". This is a way of coping and trying to make sense of something that does not make sense. If the discussion gets stuck on "blaming", you might say something like, "It is not unusual to focus somewhat on anger and blame. It might also be useful to talk about our fears".
- Avoid trying to help students by trying to explain the meaning of the event. This is not your responsibility and would not be helpful. By their very nature, tragedies are especially difficult to explain.
- Thank your students for sharing their thoughts and feelings and remind them again of the support resources on campus available to them. Encourage them to use these resources should they need to talk further and/or one-on-one with someone. *This piece was adapted with permission by Joan Whitney, Ph.D., Director of Counseling Center at Villanova University.
- If you do wish to provide class discussion time:
Faculty Resources and Bibliography
The Day After: Faculty Behavior in Post 9/11 Classes
Teaching in Times of Crisis
Huston, Therese A., and Michele DiPietro. "In the Eye of the Storm: Students' Perceptions of Helpful Faculty Actions Following a Collective Tragedy." To Improve the Academy 21(2007): 206-224.
Kardia, Diana, Crisca Bierwert, Constance E. Cook, A.T. Miller, and Matthew Kaplan. "Discussing the Unfathomable:Classroom-Based Responses to Tragedy." Change 34.1(2002):19-22
Miller, Katherine. "The Experience of Emotion on the Workplace." Management Communication Quarterly 15.4(2002):57-600.
Pavela, Gary. "Memorandum to Faculty: Teaching Troubled Students After Virginia Tech." Spectrum Nov.(2007): 4-9.
Siegel, Dorothy. Campuses Respond to Violent Tragedy. Phoenix, AZ: Oryz Press, 1994.
Parent Help Page
Welcome to the Misericordia Family!
If this is your first time as a parent of a college student, you and your son or daughter are probably experiencing some good moments and some tense moments in the midst of the transition. This is a natural occurrence as your son/daughter experiences many changes that are occurring simultaneously. As they move toward adulthood, these changes include developing a sense of competence, managing emotions in a new way, moving toward interdependence, developing mature interpersonal relationships, establishing their identity, developing a sense of purpose, and developing a sense of integrity. They also are developing new ways of thinking for themselves and learning to take more responsibility for their choices and decisions. They are developing a sense of their own values and they are learning how to make good decisions in tough situations. The thing is, there is no blueprint for how your son/daughter will develop in all of these areas. They need to find their own way with your support and with the support of all of us who will interact with them here at Misericordia.
What Can Parents Do?
You can encourage your sons and daughters to get involved in the total college experience for two reasons. First, the more they get involved the more we can get to know them and direct them to appropriate support resources and personnel. Second, by immersing themselves in all that college has to offer, they will get to know themselves more fully as the unique individuals they are and learn how to build on their strengths for a solid long-term approach to life.
What does it mean to get involved in the total college experience? It means getting fully involved on campus by regularly attending their classes, attending tutoring sessions, and talking with their faculty. It means joining clubs and organizations and volunteering in service projects. It means utilizing campus support services, such as counseling services and career services. It means participating in intramurals and athletic events, as well as college-wide events.
Immersion and involvement in ALL of campus life (whether students are residents or commuters) is key to their ability to develop and emerge into young adults. You can help them by encouraging them to get involved and by allowing them to take care of their own responsibilities. This is how independence and success in college and life is nurtured!
Above all, keep the lines of communication open between you and your son or daughter and don't panic! Remember that most of the changes your son/daughter goes through are transitional ones on the way to becoming the young adult that you have raised them to be.
What Can the CAPS Center Offer to Students?
The CAPS Center offers individual and group counseling services, workshops, consultation and referral services, online screenings, and outreach events that address a variety of topics or issues that may get in the way of your son or daughter's academic and personal success in college. Many of these services are described in greater detail throughout this website.
We also have a Counselor On Call available 24/7 for emergency situations on campus. For more information about this and other crisis services, please see our Immediate Help and Off-Campus Community Resources pages for a variety of available support options.
Another facet of our outreach to students is through our CAPS Peer Associate groups, which include Active Minds, HOPE, and Peer Advocates. Students in these groups are trained by our staff to provide educational and awareness programming as well as offer support and referral to campus resources.
How Can the CAPS Center Help Parents?
We are always available to consult with parents regarding any concerns about their son or daughter by calling 570-674-6408. We welcome your contact with us and want to be supportive in your efforts to support your son or daughter.
Due to confidentiality, we may be limited on what information we can release, but we can always receive information from you.
If we happen to already know your son/daughter, then your information may be helpful to us in our work with them. If we do not already know your son/daughter, then we may reach out to them to offer our support.
What about Confidentiality?
Confidentiality is maintained in compliance with state and federal laws as well as professional ethics and standards. Information may not be released to anyone without the written consent of the student, except in rare cases, such as dangerousness to self or others.
Therefore, we cannot share the content of any contact we have had with your son or daughter, nor can we even confirm or deny that they have been seen in the CAPS Center. This applies even if you yourself have made a referral to us for your son/daughter or if your son/daughter has told you that they are seeing us.
If you want to know more about your son/daughter's attendance or participation in counseling, you can always ask them if they would be willing to sign a Release of Information form, which could give us their permission to share this information with you.
- Ten Things College Students Don't Want You to Know
- College Parents of America (publications on parenting college students)
CAPS Peer Associates
CAPS Peer Associates is the umbrella term for the student peer groups sponsored by the CAPS Center. With an appreciation for supporting our students' wellness and mental health needs, Peer Associate groups provide opportunities for students to be involved with a great variety of outreach initiatives on campus and in our community. Members receive extensive training and support to serve their fellow students well and to also act as referral sources to the CAPS Center and other campus resources.
Please click on the following titles for more information about each group:
Active Minds
Peer Advocates
CAPS Practicum / Internship Training Opportunities
The CAPS Center offers a variety of practicum and internship training opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students.
For more information and to apply, please click HERE.
Meet the Staff
Curtis Wiseley, Psy.D.
Director of Counseling and Psychological Services
Dr. Wiseley earned his doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Wright State University. He utilizes several different therapeutic approaches depending on the needs of his clients, including Cognitive & Behavioral, Existential, and Feminist theories. His areas of expertise include domestic violence survivor and perpetrator treatment approaches, relationship and communication dynamics, substance abuse, and clinical supervision.
Dr. Wiseley's professional interests include student resiliency, counseling center administration, and research in college counseling centers, as he has consulted with a number of other university counseling centers and served on the Advisory Board for the Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH). Dr. Wiseley is a veteran of the U.S. Army and has previously worked in a variety of mental health settings, including college counseling centers, outpatient treatment programs, inpatient psychiatric hospitals, hospital ER's, and he also taught undergraduate and graduate coursework as an Associate Professor. At MU, Dr. Wiseley serves on the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT), Wellness Support Team, Suicide Prevention Committee, and Veteran's Resource Team and is the advisor for Active Minds and the Peer Advocates.
Dr. Wiseley enjoys spending time with his family while riding ATV's, hiking, hunting, and fishing.
Brittany O'Reilly, M.A., NCC
Professional Counselor
Brittany O'Reilly, M.A., NCC is an alumni of Eastern University in St. Davids, Pennsylvania where she earned her Master's degree in Clinical Counseling. Brittany also earned a Bachelor's degree from Eastern University with a major in Spanish and a minor in Sociology and graduated Cum Laude.
After completing her undergraduate degree, Brittany moved to Houston, Texas where she worked in staffing and recruiting. Throughout this experience, Brittany became increasingly aware that her passion was to help people and to facilitate emotional and relational growth. After several years in Texas, Brittany relocated to Pennsylvania to complete her Master's degree with her alma mater. During her education, Brittany completed a clinical practicum at an equine-assisted therapy center and also completed an internship with York College of Pennsylvania in the Counseling Services center. It was through these two experiences that Brittany developed a passion for working with adolescents and young adults. Upon completion of her Master's degree, Brittany worked full-time as a Substance Abuse Counselor in an inpatient drug and alcohol treatment facility.
Brittany utilizes a multi-disciplinary approach to treatment that draws on the strengths of many different methodologies to create a comprehensive treatment approach for each individual client. Examples of this include Cognitive Behavioral approaches, Internal Family Systems theory, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy models.
Brittany has experience working with individuals, groups, couples, and families with various issues in a wide range of populations. Her areas of clinical interest include: healthy relationships, communication skills, conflict management, trauma, anxiety, depression, body image, self-esteem, and vocational counseling. She is also the advisor for HOPE.
Brittany enjoys spending time riding horses, doing CrossFit, and finding new coffee shops.
Dana Fortunato Pavlick, M.S., NCC, LPC
Professional Counselor
Dana Fortunato Pavlick, MS, NCC, LPC received her Master's Degree from The University of Scranton in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She also has a bachelor's degree from Marywood University in Elementary Education with and English minor.
Dana is a native of the surrounding NYC areas of NY and NJ and moved to PA permanently after finishing up her bachelor's degree in 2010. Upon arrival, she worked as an after-school program coordinator for a non-profit in the Scranton area. Through working with these inspirational adolescents, she realized her love for working with teens and young adults and wanted to further educate herself on how to facilitate growth and inspire positive change in others. Along with helping others through therapy, another one of Dana's passions is providing psycho-education through programming and lectures focusing on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention.
Since graduating with her Master's, Dana has enjoyed working with many different populations in numerous settings. She has experience working with at-risk youths and their families/parents in outpatient and school settings, on campus with college students and facilitating group therapy in different settings as well. Some specific areas of interest in providing therapy are depression and anxiety, LGBTQ+ issues, trauma, mindfulness and coping, emerging adulthood struggles and conflicts, communication and relationship skill-building and grief.
Dana utilizes a variety of theories and sees each client as unique and requiring their own, customized treatment. She very much practices with a holistic approach, taking every piece of a person's being into account when administering treatment. Some other theories she tends to use are Cognitive Behavioral Theory, Gestalt Theory and Client-Centered Theory.
Dana enjoys all forms of art but specifically painting and music, doing yoga and spending quality time with her animals and with loved ones.
Julia Lettieri, B.S.
Graduate Intern
Julia earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Marywood University. Julia is currently working on earning her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Scranton. During Julia's undergraduate career, she worked in the Psychology Department at First Hospital Psychiatric Hospital, providing mental health assessment and screenings to patients on various units, working with children, adolescents, and adults. Julia also ran groups with patients on a variety of topics related to mental health and treatment. Following graduation, Julia worked both as a therapeutic staff support worker with children experiencing behavioral and emotional concerns, and also as a parent/child visit supervisor and coach for parents and their children who are currently in the foster care system. During Julia's graduate program, she has worked with a variety of college students, both individually and in groups, experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, family, relationship, and other related concerns. Through Julia's clinical work, she has found a passion for working with college students experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma and related concerns, and concerns related to LGBTQ+ students.
In her free time, Julia likes spending time with her family and friends, going on walks at Lake Scranton, and relaxing with some good food, coffee, and Netflix shows.
Madison Hubler, B.S.
Graduate Intern
Madison graduated with her Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Penn State University. She is currently earning her Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University's Counseling@Northwestern program. After graduating from Penn State, Madison joined AmeriCorps National Service where she worked as a counselor and advocate in a domestic violence shelter for women and children. Madison moved on to work for another domestic violence agency as a medical advocate in the hospital setting. Here, she provided crisis counseling to domestic violence and sexual assault survivors in the hospital and held weekly groups in the psychiatric unit. During this time, she gained experience working with college students who were brought to the hospital for various issues. From these experiences, Madison found her passion for working with individuals who have mental health issues; specifically college students dealing with anxiety, depression, sexual assault, dating violence, eating disorders, and drug & alcohol abuse.
Madison looks forward to gaining additional experiences with college students and supporting students through a challenging, yet rewarding time in their lives by creating a safe space and providing guidance. In her free time, she enjoys visiting with loved ones, volunteering with Crisis Text Line, and relaxing with a good Netflix binge.
Kathy Zawatski
Administrative Assistant
Kathy Zawatski is the Administrative Assistant for the Counseling Center and the Student Success Center. She has been a Misericordia employee for 27 years and has worked in a variety of departments over the years.
Kaitlyn Weatherby
Undergraduate Psychology Practicum Student
Kaitlyn is a fourth-year student at Misericordia and will graduate with her bachelor's degree in Psychology in December 2019. She will continue her education in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program in January 2020 here at Misericordia. Kaitlyn is looking forward to learning more about what the CAPS Center entails and the resources they provide to the students on campus. In her free time, Kaitlyn enjoys being a co-captain of the women's swim team on campus, being with her friends and family, going to the beach, and finding new ice cream shops!
Self-Help / Educational Resources
The Student Counseling Virtual Pamphlet Collection
Anxiety Disorders Association of America
National Institute of Mental Health
Healthy Relationships - Equality Wheel, Power & Control Wheel
Addiction Related Resources:
North Eastern PA Alcoholics Anonymous
AC Online - Substance Abuse in College
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
There's an app for that...
Here's a list of apps related to wellness and mental health, personally recommended by the staff at the CAPS Center:
- The Mindfulness App
- With a wide variety of options to suit all levels and types of meditators, The Mindfulness App is the perfect tool for anyone looking to improve mental health and overall well-being.
- Relax Melodies
- Select single or combinations of calming sounds to play for relaxation or sleep.
- Headspace
- "A gym membership for the mind," Headspace provides a series of guided meditation sessions and mindfulness training. A free trial is available with additional sessions available by subscription.
- Happify
- A brain-training app based on research showing that some types of activity can help you combat negativity, anxiety and stress while fostering positive traits like gratitude and empathy.
- Personal Zen
- Developed with a professor of psychology and neurosciences, a series of games based on clinical findings about methods for reducing anxiety levels.
- My Mood Tracker
- Knowledge is power. Once you become more aware of what you're feeling when, you can begin figuring out links between life events and cycles and your moods, which in turn will help you manage (and work around) your moods.
- Stress Doctor
- A cycle of stress-busting deep breathing exercises combined with a heart rate monitor so you can see the effects on your body in real time.
- Insight Timer
- The largest free library of guided meditations, with more than 15,000 titles.
- Breathe2Relax
- A portable stress management tool which provides detailed information on the effects of stress on the body and instructions and practice exercises to help users learn the stress management skill of diaphragmatic breathing.
Off-Campus Community Resources
There are a variety of support options available for off-campus mental health services, depending on your preferences, needs, and geographic location.
Please see our Off-Campus Community Resources page for additional support options.


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22 malaria patients in Tanzania (infection with Plasmodium malariae, malaria quartana) received 3 capsules (200 mg EGAA-5) a day for 5 days. After 3-5 days parasites had been determined in blood.
In 14 patients after 3 days and in 8 patients after 5 days no parasites could be found.
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EGAA-5 is a combination of two medical plants (Ocimum kilimandscharicum X Basilicum purpurescens; Caesalpina bonduc) with known activities against plasmodium species, and with golden seal (Hydrastis canadensis) that partly works on the cellular immune system and inhibits (mainly by berberine species) the efflux pump that causes a multi-drug resistance. A pepper extract (piper nigrum) acts as a bioactivity enhancer.
The single plant extracts are prepared as quantum dots (Gradl 2008; Gradl 2011) making very small quantities of the extracts possible.
One of the problems of malaria treatment is that plasmodium quickly can become resistant to drugs. By a membrane pump the reflux quickly enhances (Quellette, Légaré, Papadopolou 2001). This resistance shares many phenotypic features with multidrug resistance of mammalian tumour cell lines (Martin et al. 1987). By using Verpamil it was possible to restore partially sensitivity to anti-malaria drugs.
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Ocimum species contain eugenol (1-hydroxy-2-methoxy-4-allylbenzene) being responsible for its action against plasmodium (Prakash, Gupta 2005).
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Rock Teil 4
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Rock Teil 4 ("Rock Part 4") is a book about rock bands, to be published by German music magazine ECLIPSED in October, 2019. It will include a chapter on Gentle Giant. They promise an analysis of the complete works, band history, overall view, a lot of pictures, press reviews, quotations by the musicians, and more. (Thanks to Joachim Wunschick for this information!)
The book is hardcover and 304 pages. ISBN 978-3-944957-03-6.
Advance orders (by September 30, 2019) will include a CD of cover versions, such as The Gourishankar's cover of For Nobody.
Translated to English from the official German website
- Complete analysis of the complete works of 20 of the most important rock acts of all time (see list)
- Band history at a glance (timeline, musical roots, most important facts ...)
- Covers all studio albums, the most important albums, DVDs, etc.
- For each studio album: review, all info, tracklist, grading of the individual songs, as well as press reviews and musician quotes.
- The top albums with XXL-Review
- Top 30 songs of all bands / artists (plus top 5 special lists "For Freaks," "For Beginners," "Top Bonus Tracks," etc.)
- Complete discography
- Many rare photos
Included bands
- Amon Duul II
- Barclay James Harvest
- The Beach Boys
- Jeff Beck
- Colosseum
- Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
- Eagles
- Rory Gallagher
- Gentle Giant
- Golden Earring
- Gong
- Journey
- Judas Priest
- John Lennon
- Paul McCartney
- The Police/String
- Procol Harum
- Saga
- Whitesnake
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Watch the video and discover the H4 Metropolis and this light system!
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OSHA requirements are set by statute, standards and regulations. Our interpretation letters explain these requirements and how they apply to particular circumstances, but they cannot create additional employer obligations. This letter constitutes OSHA's interpretation of the requirements discussed. Note that our enforcement guidance may be affected by changes to OSHA rules. Also, from time to time we update our guidance in response to new information. To keep apprised of such developments, you can consult OSHA's website at http://www.osha.gov.
March 4, 1993
Mr. Herbert B. Weller
5222 Old Fairground Drive
Indianapolis, Indiana 46226
Dear Mr. Weller:
Thank you for the information contained in your letter of February 16 in which you request the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to issue a formal hazard alert addressing the results of the tests performed on Keller ladder shoe pads. We are in the process of reviewing this information and the video tapes that accompanied your letter, and we will notify you when this review has been completed. We appreciate your continued interest in the safety and health of the nation's workforce.
Roger A. Clark
Directorate of Compliance Programs
February 16, 1993
Mr. Marc J. Schoem
Director/Division of Corrective Actions
Consumers Products Safety Commission
Room 240 W.B.T.
Washington, D.C. 20207
Dorothy Strunk
Assistant Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins Federal Building, S2315
200 Constitution Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20210
Dear Ms. Strunk & Mr. Schoem:
This is a formal petition as to a ladder/ladders manufactured by Keller Industries of Florida. I have been in contact with Mr. Earl Gershernow of CPSC and Mr. Dale Cavanaugh of OSHA for the past 3 years.
Over the course of those past 3 years I have submitted numerous items for your review. It is known that OSHA issued a "Hazard Alert" April 16, 1992 as to the foreseeable use of this product.
As of todate I have spent about $50,000.00 having testing done on this ladder. I have been doing an in depth investigation and am also working with injured parties nationwide.
I am submitting to you, for your review, some 6 hours of videos that show various testing on this ladder. These test are done by Mr. Jim F. Hills, President of Applied Technical Services, of Marietta, Georgia. He can be reached at (404) 423-1400. Mr. Hills has been involved in several cases where Keller ladders are at issue.
I myself, had a Keller ladder slip out from under me on May 1, 1990 and was severely and permanently injured. My case has been documented as a pure slip out with the ladder at an expected angle of use.
The brunt of this PETITION is the material used in the anti slip pads of these ladders. Secondly is the foreseeable reversed placing of such ladders. First we have a material that is PVC for a anti slip pad and secondly we have a safety shoe that will not permit flat contact when used in a foreseeable and in fact recommended use.
I would like to first address the material issued which makes an unsafe safety shoe on these Keller Ladders. Enclosed is "Experiments on Safety in the Use of Portable Ladders". It is form the Institute of Occupational Health, Safety Dept., Finland. On page 9 we find hold and friction in sliding test. On page 11 we find "The friction coefficient obtained with (PVC) anti-skids was quite low, within the marginal range in almost all test. Thus sudden slips may occur with such low friction values".
I submit that again, this is from the Institute of Occupational Health, Safety Dept., Finland. While these may be test conducted on another continent it is obvious that friction values on plastic are the same no matter where one lives. Using this as a foundation we now come to our test done here in the U.S.A.
The first set of test you will review is on video #1. Mr. Hills does coefficient of friction test on ladder feet alone. He used Keller, Werner and Louisville feet. He then test the friction value of other know materials that can be used in the construction of anti-slip pads if one chose to. A picture begins to emerge in this first video. We can see the low values of plastic and also begin to see some other traits of the Keller foot pad.
After viewing video #1 we go to do the actual ANSI slip out test as described in ANSI A14.2. Mr. Hills goes into great detail to do the test in a fair and impartial way. He shows you the sandpaper and sands the plywood on video. His weights are calibrated. Every step of the way he conducts himself as the professional he is. The results of this set of tests end up with the Keller ladder failing in every pull.
After Kellers attorneys saw this set of test they went about trying to discredit Mr. Hills tests by hiring Mr. Killoren of UL. Killoren said Hills line of pull was of a couple of degrees, he thought that the plywood was off maybe a hair. Possible the bar was of a smidgin. Anything to make Hills test non authoritative. Keller also had their hired expert do "his" version of the ANSI test.
One must realize that Hills test had the ladder failing around 30 to 40 pounds of pull. Also the ladder moving up to several inches, not the 1/4" allowable by ANSI.
Keller expert, a Mr. John Ver Halen does his test which appears in the middle of video #2. The ladder still fails no matter what protocol Hills uses.
After Ver Halen ran his test Hills ran another set which is found on the balance of video #2. the ladder still fails no matter what protocol Hills uses.
We are also faced with the fact that UL supposedly tested these ladders. The question is why is there 4 independent engineers whom have signed affidavits that they can not get the ladder to pass. I also bring to your attention the letter from UL to Keller Dated May 22, 1990 where they waived test due to identical feet. Where did UL draw the line as to "identical" feet. Note that in the INTERROGATORIES four revisions to the 5744 foot. Did UL waive those test also as they claim they were "identical". but of most importance is, they "ALL" are PVC. There all the same pvc which has this coefficient of friction problem.
One further item is a lot of these ladders DO NOT carry the UL sticker. Why??? And if they don't then who is supposedly certifying they meet ANSI?
Therefore: I petition that a warning be put out that Keller 3200 and 3100 series ladders fail to meet OSHA and ANSI standards. That due to the material of construction, being PVC, as found in Kellers INTERROGATORIES, all the ladders, 5744, 5744A, 5744B, 5744C, and 5744D be declared a hazard.
As to the issue of using the ladder reversed OSHA has already recognized this problem and sent out a hazard alert. When asked in deposition was it foreseeable to Keller that these ladders would be used this way they replied yes. Yet when used this manner, a completely normal and nationally recognized manner, the foot will not set flat to the surface.
I am confident that after your engineering staff reviews the videos you will both, OSHA and CPSC, do something to bring about a stop to this total waste of human suffering and death caused by this manufacture.
I do request a response from both parties. I would like copies of any alert issued.
I have put three years of my life into this, 50 thousand dollars and given up my leg, the next step is yours.
Herbert B. Weller
Old Fairgrounds Dr.
Indianapolis, IN 46226
(317) 546-6571


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My rating: 1 of 5 stars⭐
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Another Utopian novel with a head strong female protagonist (yaaaawn…)
Story summary: A self-doubting timid girl from poor background discovers she has an incredibly unusual talent, rises to the ranks of a queen and heads a revolution to liberate her 'kind' from the evil doers.
Being the one and only with unique powers, she is confused about her own ability and searches for an identity.
She comes across people who are ostensibly good but double cross her.
Now throw in the typical harsh-exterior-mushy-interior handsome guy who goes crazy for her simpleton self.
Sounds familiar?
Completely original, excepting the blatantly similar contents from Divergent, House of Night, The Hunger Games, The Mortal Instruments, Graceling etcetera.
Not to mention ALL the X-MEN powers that these Silvers possess.
Let me draw up a comparison…
The hard workers – Telky – Jean/Phoenix…
The Guards – Stormer – Storm… and
The Main Guard – Magnetron – Magneto… (No extra points for coming up with original names)
The Queen-to-be Evangeline – Metal Manipulation– Wolverine… (I am sorry I had to compare you to a B**ch)
And….the one who controls them all,Queen Elara – Whisper – Professor X (both can penetrate minds)
No offence but I prefer Professor X to crazy mind-reader Queen when it comes to penetrating my Mind.
And many
Don't get me wrong, I had a hugeeee takeaway from this novel.
Yeah.. Victoria Aveyard is a die-hard X-men fan !!!
With a lot of borrowed ideas & characters from all the fantasy fiction known to mankind, and missing originality, Red Queen is a meh for me.


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A number of rooms in different categories have been pre-booked for World Seafood Congress participants, since Reykjavik could be quite crowded during the conference period. To secure the accommodation of your choice, we recommend that you submit your registration with hotel booking as early as possible. Bookings are made directly via the registration form.
Full hotel payment is required upon booking, but individual accommodation bookings will be refunded, less administration fee of ISK 11.000, if cancellations are made no less than 72 hours (working days) before the arrival date. NOTE to have your cancellation valid you need to get confirmation of the cancelation from CP Reykjavik. Full payment for the first night will be charged if cancellation is not received in time.
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Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Marina ****
Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Marina, 108 room hotel is located in the up-and-coming downtown harbour district. Icelandair Hotel Reykjavik Marina is not just another hotel in Reykjavik. Instead, this hotel delivers a more authentic Reykjavik experience by synthesizing the city's rich maritime history with its vibrant present day culture. The hotel is probably the only hotel in the world where you can almost touch the huge vessels in the dry dock, but the main entrance of the hotel is on the north side of the hotel. To see the exact location and distance between hotel and conference venue click here
Free wireless internet
Myrargata 2, 101 Reykjavik
For single use – Standard ISK 45.500 / Attic ISK 53.800 ISK 57.200
For double use – Standard ISK 49.000 / Attic ISK 57.200
Alda Hotel ****
Alda Hotel is located on the main shopping street, Laugavegur, in the centre of Reykjavik, Iceland's vibrant capital city. Have a good night's sleep in Alda's Hotel's Nordic designed, spacious rooms and start your day with a healthy, hearty breakfast. You'll find plenty of perks when you're turning in for the night after a day of exploring Iceland. Meet and mingle with friends and the locals in the hotel lobby at our Barber Bar, grab a sweet or healthy snack from our 24/7 Grab-n-Go station or relax in the lounge. The atmosphere in the rooms at Alda hotel is calm and relaxed, underlined with a warm colour scale and high comfort. The ocean and mountains can be seen from the rooms or a view of the colourful city and our own garden.
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Laugarvegi 66-68, 101 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 38.900
For double use: Standard ISK 41.900
Centerhotel Arnarhvoll ***
This new 104 room hotel, right in the Reykjavik city centre, boasts modern Scandinavian design, providing guests with a sophisticated and stylish environment. Excellent location, personal service and breath-taking views of the bay of Reykjavik and the mountain ridges beyond are just the beginning of what you can expect when staying in Hotel Arnarhvoll.
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Ingólfsstræti1, 01 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 33.000
For double use: Standard ISK 33.500
Hotel Borg ****
Dignified and imposing, Hotel Borg overlooks the beautiful square of Austurvöllur, in the heart of Reykjavík, across from Althingi, the Icelandic parliament and the cathedral. The Borg, which has become one of Reykjavik's landmarks, is conveniently located within walking distance of a variety of restaurants, businesses, souvenir shops, art galleries and specialty-shops. The hotel's 56 rooms and suites, with Art Deco style throughout, are elegantly furnished, yet offer an extensive array of modern amenities. The Lounge restaurant in Hotel Borg, offers exquisite Icelandic cuisine served in beautiful and stylish surroundings, along with a café and bar.
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Pósthússtræti 11, 101 Reykjavík
For single use: Standard – ISK 51.100 / Double for single use – ISK 63.000
For double use: Standard – ISK 66.300 / Double for single use – n/a
Hotel Reykjavik Centrum ****
Hotel Reykjavik Centrum is a first class hotel in the heart of the city, which was opened on 1 April 2005. It is located on one of Reykjavik's oldest streets, Adalstraeti, in a newly renovated building, the oldest part of which was built in 1764. On each side of it, new buildings have been constructed in the likeness of their historic predecessors. The hotel has 89 rooms, each fitted with modern amenities.
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Aðalstræti 16, 101 Reykjavík
For single use: Standard ISK 44.800
For double use: Standard ISK 47.700
Barón – Fosshotel ***
A comfortable and centrally located hotel, offers 120 rooms and apartments. Located only a few steps away from the main shopping street and other interesting attractions in Reykjaviks city centre. All rooms and apartments are equipped with shower/WC and TV. Fosshotel Baron is a family friendly hotel and offers special features for families and children. All guestrooms, restaurant and bar are non-smoking.
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Baronstigur 2-4, 101 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 28.700
For double use: Standard ISK 31.300
Guesthouse Sunna ***
Guesthouse Sunna is well located in the old city center. Across the street from Hallgríms church and the beautiful sculpture garden of The National Einar Jónsson Gallery. The Flybus from Keflavik airport stops right by our doorstep. Only a few minutes' walk away from the busy streets with popular cafes and restaurants, and good variety of shops, museums and art galleries.
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Thorsgata 26, Reykjavik
For single use: Room w/o bath ISK 17.000
For double use: Room w/o bath ISK 17.900
Hotel Cabin **
Hotel Cabin opened in May 1997 and was completely renovated at the beginning of 2007. The hotel offers 253 rooms. Hotel Cabin prides itself on offering our guests warm, friendly hospitality and a high level of comfort at affordable prices. The standard rooms are small but comfortable and all have private bathrooms with showers.
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Borgartún 32, 105 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 19.700
For double use: Standard ISK 22.800
Hotel Klettur ***
Hotel Klettur is a beautiful first class hotel, a stone's throw away from downtown Reykjavik. The hotel has 166 rooms and a beautiful lounge on the first floor as well as a breakfast room. The hotel's name is derived from the rock that is on the first floor of the hotel and bursts out through the wall. The hotel's look and interior gets its inspiration from Icelandic nature, especially the Icelandic rocks.
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Mjölnisholti 12-14, 105 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 25.400
For double use: Standard ISK 31.400
Hotel Frón ***
Hotel Frón is a modern and friendly hotel situated in the heart of Reykjavik on the main shopping street, Laugavegur. The hotel is simple in design yet elegant and structured to suit all their guests' individual needs. They aim to provide total comfort in every room and a friendly atmosphere to make their guests feel right at home. Only a few steps away are the centres bustling cafés, restaurants, shopping, galleries and theatres. You are assured of a warm welcome at Hotel Frón in a friendly and a modern hotel right in the heart of Reykjavik's city centre.
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Laugavegur 22A, 101 Reykjavík
For single use: Standard ISK 26.700
For double use: Standard ISK 31.300
Centerhotel Klopp ***
Centerhotel Klopp is located next to Reykjavik's main shopping street, Centerhotel Klöpp is within a walking distance of the city's main attractions. Stylish bars, cafés, restaurants, museums and shops are at your fingertips when staying at CenterHotel Klöpp. CenterHotel Klöpp is newly refurnished and offers its guests 46 warm and comfortable rooms with wooden floors, private bathrooms, satellite TV, high-speed internet access, and, basically, everything you would expect at a first rate hotel.
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Klapparstíg 26, 101 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 25.900
For double use: Standard ISK 26.800
Loft Hostel
Loft Hostel Is located on Reykjavík's main shopping street and within 5 minutes walking distance from Hallgrímskirkja (the City Cathedral), the City Pond and Harpa Concert Hall; Loft Hostel literally has the best of the city on its doorstep. Loft also boasts one of the finest views in town with its large top floor balcony café over-looking the city centre – a great spot for people to watch or catch the Northern Lights in winter.
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Bankastræti 7, 101 Reykjavík
Per person: A bed in a 6 bed room. Linen included. ISK 10.400
Reykjavik Lights ***
Reykjavik Lights Hotel is a concept design hotel managed by Keahotels, featuring modern rooms and a great location in Reykjavik. The ever changing source of light in Iceland and how it reflects Icelanders everyday life is an inspiration for this Nordic-style hotel offering an experience throughout. The lobby, bar and lounge area's decorations and lighting create an exotic atmosphere and highlight the hotel's concept, "Reykjavik Lights". Reykjavík Lights is perfectly located on the edge of the vibrant city centre, offering a variety of shops, restaurants, museums and cultural activities as well as an exciting nightlife. All main attractions are just minutes away, making the hotel ideally placed to access the very best of what Reykjavik has to offer. The Laugardalur outdoor activity park embraces the hotel, offering Iceland's largest outdoor thermal pool among other attractions.
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Sudurlandsbraut 12, 108 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 34.500
For double use: Standard ISK 38.400
Skjaldbreið – Centerhotel ***
Skjaldbreið – Centerhotel is located on Laugavegur, Reykjavik's main shopping street, where the city is at its most vibrant. Hotel Skjaldbreið offers 33 rooms with private bathroom, satellite TV, telephone and high-speed internet connection. On the third floor a breakfast buffet is served every day between 7 and 10 AM in our comfortable sitting room. There you can sit down any time of day, relax and enjoy a complementary cup of coffee or tea, chat with fellow travellers or just enjoy the Reykjavik city scenery.
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Laugavegur 16,101 Reykjavík
For single use: Standard ISK 30.200
For double use: Standard ISK 31.200
Hotel Skuggi
Skuggi Hotel is a brand new and beautiful hotel in the city centre. The hotel features a hundred well designed rooms, where everything has been carefully chosen to fulfill the experience and comfort of our guests. Skuggi Hotel is one of eight hotels managed by Keahotels and is one of four Keahotels in Reykjavik.
Hverfisgötu 103 ,101 Reykjavík
For single use: Standard ISK 34.500
For double use: Standard ISK 38.400
Centerhotel Thingholt ****
Centerhotel Thingholt offers 52 rooms after extensive renovations. Hotel Thingholt is located at Þingholtsstræti 3-5, next to Reykjavik's main shopping street, Laugavegur. This is a hotel with a strong focus on quality modern design, inspired by Icelandic nature, to give you modern conveniences in comfortable surroundings. Stylish bars, cafés, restaurants, museums and shops are at your fingertips when staying at Hotel Thingholt. The building, which originally accommodated the Ísafold printing factory from 1943, has now been turned into a design/boutique hotel and is a great example of Icelandic contemporary design.
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Thingholtsstraeti 3-5, 105 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 42.400
For double use: Standard ISK 44.600
Storm Hotel ***
Storm Hotel is a 93 room hotel in Reykjavik city centre offering stylish and comfortable quality accommodation. The hotel is located between Reykjavik's main business district and Laugavegur shopping street. Storm Hotel offers a Nordic-inspired designed combined with functionality, quality and style. Every guestroom has a sleek bathroom and an ultra-comfortable luxury bed as well as free Wireless internet connection.
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Thorunartún 4, 105 Reykjavik
For single use: Standard ISK 34.500
For double room: Standard ISK 38.400