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InsiderLSU's 'Freak' living up to vast potentialFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailcommentSep 26, 2012Gary LaneyReporter, GeauxTigerNation CloseReporter for GeauxTigerNationCovers LSU Tigers sports and recruitingJoined ESPN in 2012Follow on TwitterFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailcommentBATON ROUGE, La. -- Watching a recording of LSU's 12-10 win over Auburn last week to focus on the play of defensive tackle Anthony Johnson can be impressive and frustrating at the same time.Pick a random play. There's a pretty good chance you'll see him come off the ball faster than the Auburn offensive line could react. Chances are, he'll get in his gap, control it, then pursue the football. Chances are -- and this is the frustrating part -- you'll then notice the play develop to the outside, as far away as Auburn could get from where Johnson was in the middle of the line.It was the story of his night."I tell you one thing," Johnson said. "It made me and (fellow defensive tackle) Bennie Logan mad because we wanted the tackles for loss. But that shows that teams are scared to run at us up the middle."It's not hard to see why. Despite Auburn avoiding him, Johnson still had two tackles for loss, including his second sack of the season, among his three tackles in what his first SEC start. In No. 3 LSU's 4-0 start, Johnson has 14 tackles, including 4.5 for loss, second on the team behind defensive end Sam Montgomery's six. The true sophomore is quickly evolving into the dominant player many thought he'd be coming out of high school.Anthony Johnson (pictured) and Bennie Logan have combined to make LSU nearly inpenetrable up the middle. John Korduner/Icon SMIAuburn coach Gene Chizik admitted after the game that his team wanted no part of challenging the middle of LSU's defense."It was an extremely difficult defensive line to run the ball inside on," Chizik said. "And we knew that going in."Together with Logan, projected by many to be a first-round NFL draft pick at the end of the season, Johnson is half of one of college football's elite defensive tackle tandems that's not always just a tandem. Johnson has only started the last two games after senior Josh Downs was slowed by injury. Rounding out a talented four-man defensive tackle rotation is sophomore Ego Ferguson.All four are strong, long-armed and can beat blockers with quick first steps to gain the leverage to dominate the gaps they are are assigned to defend. What makes Johnson stand out -- and a big part of what made him the top defensive tackle in the country coming out of New Orleans O. Perry Walker High in 2011 -- is his ability to pursue the ball and make plays.Where many defensive tackles, including an elite talent like Logan, can be effective and impress scouts without racking up huge statistics, one expects to see Johnson around the football most plays. His 14 tackles leads LSU defensive linemen, impressive considering he did not start the first two games and he shares the field with the likes of Logan and elite defensive ends Montgomery and Barkevious Mingo.He's active in a way that recalls Glenn Dorsey during his LSU days or Drake Nevis during his outstanding senior season in 2010. If Johnson's production continues at its current rate, he'll have similar statistics to Dorsey's 2007 season, when he had seven sacks and 12.5 tackles for loss."He has unbelievable effort to the ball," said Montgomery, noted in his own right for his relentless pursuit. "And he's very fast running to it."Fast, in part thanks to gentle prodding from LSU to lose weight during the offseason.Blessed with a naturally large frame, Johnson did not appear overweight when he played his freshman season packing 320 pounds on his 6-foot-3 body that is so naturally large, he earned the nickname "The Freak" in high school. Nevertheless, LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis wanted him to be even quicker, so the school's of-season program called for him to drop to closer to 300 pounds. The lighter weight has paid off."I think you see I'm faster when I'm running down the field," he said. "I definitely feel the difference."As for offensive linemen trying to block him, Johnson confidently said they have little chance."They can't block me," he said. "I'm too quick for them."That reputation is starting to spread.The running part of Auburn's game plan was a mix of counter plays, often with the goal of getting to the edge away from LSU's tackles and rising star Kevin Minter at middle linebacker.Auburn rarely dared try the middle.When it did, on a second-and-2 at the LSU 45 on the first play of the fourth quarter, running back Tre Mason took the hand-off on an I-formation power play and found the line of scrimmage moving toward him. He angled outside instead, but Johnson, engaged with center Reese Dismukes, simply took Dismukes with him to Mason, disengaging from the block in time to dump Mason for a 3-yard loss.After that, Auburn wisely gave up trying the middle, where Johnson and Logan were living up to the hype.

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by Kathryn Summertime Tips: Tattoos
Damage From Tattoos: Tattoos are made possible by sharp implements breaking skin and jabbing ink. Not very poetic but I think you get the picture. Long story short damage is caused to the skin which starts to bounce back after a few weeks but take a bit longer to fully heal. Sometimes the only permanent change to the skin is the color where as other times the skin in the area of the tattoo may never really be quite the same again.
Keeping Tattoos Covered: Tattoos are like fine art. If you’re going to go through all the trouble and money of getting one in the first place you might as well keep it in good condition. The best way to do that is to keep your tattoos covered. As a rule of thumb I always have either sunscreen or a UV protective layer of clothing to cover my tattoo (particularly the one on my arm because of its likelihood of being exposed) at all times.
Tattoos + Japan = Bad: One of the things on the list of grossly misunderstood topics about Japan is tattoos. There are a lot of things that can be said on this topic and I will be happy to talk more about that later but for the sake of this post I want to keep things short.
Last Work & My Experience: At the end of the day having tattoos here in Okinawa is not going to be a bad thing. In fact during my years here the most inconvenient thing about having tattoos has not been covering them when it social situations but rather keeping them protected from the summer sun which is why I wrote this post in the first place. Actually generally speaking I have never had a problem with my tattoos exposed or not.
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by Kathryn TYPHOON SEASON PREP: Preparing Dogs For A Storm
With typhoon season on the way I’m releasing a number of blog posts which will have information to help you prepare. This information is based on my past experiences going through typhoon seasons and I hope that you can find elements of these posts helpful. Typhoon season brings a lot of concerns but one that many people have contacted me in the past about, and that I have already received a question about for this upcoming season, is how to prepare dogs for typhoon season. Of course unlike cats and pocket pets dogs are taken outside to relieve themselves so how does on go about doing that when it’s raining and heavy wind is blowing outside? In this post I am going to discuss some of the things I have done throughout the years to prepare my dogs for typhoon season.
Training: If you chose to have dogs during your time here in Okinawa one of the things that is most important is to ensure that they have proper training not only to be an obedient dog but also so that they can handle any situation which is thrown at them. In fact these elements of training your dog to handle these situations is why I chose to make this the first post in the series because it is likely to take some time. Regarding typhoon preparation the type of training that we will be focusing on today is the dog’s ability to “hold it” until you can bring it outside. This will prevent accidents from happening in the house. This training usually starts very young but can be done by slowly increasing the intervals between the time that you take your dog outside. Maybe today you take him outside at 7am but tomorrow you take him out at 7:30am. This is not only helpful during the typhoon season but if for whatever reason you leave the house and don’t get back home in time you can be confident that your dog is not going to relieve himself or herself in the house.
Another thing I like to do which helps me with this is training your dog not to “go” unless you’re ready for it. This is a very simple concept and also will make your life a lot easier. Contrary to popular belief dogs do not need to go for a walk to relieve themselves. In fact there are a lot of people who think that this is necessary but mistake their dog’s habit for marking as their need to urinate. Take your dog to the same spot every time you take them outside and allow them to establish that when we are here it’s time to do your business. Also do not allow your dog to mark when on walks by preventing them from excessively sniffing. This will not only prevent your dog from pulling you and frequent stops but it will also teach your dog that marking . . . doesn’t need to be saved up for (let’s say). They will then relieve themselves all at once rather than feel the necessity to be out for long periods of time. We’ll talk more about why this is necessary in the “During The Storm” section below.
Food and Water: Naturally the amount of food and water that you give your dog is going to determine the frequency of trips outside which is why if there is a storm in progress I limit my dogs’ access to food and water. According to various dog experts dogs can go for about 2 or 3 days comfortably without food and with limited water. This is reflected in various sources regarding preparing your dog for a long flight. Of course being that I am with my dogs unlike if they are in transport via jet or what have you I can still give my dogs food, I just limit the amount. The way I decide how much to give is based on the severity of the storm and when it is hitting. (I suppose it might also be determined by your location as well). If the storm is going to hit during the time that I usually feed my dogs but will be over by the next morning I may only give them a few bites each whereas if the storm is not very severe I might not have a problem giving them about half a serving each. Another technique I use especially if a storm is going to last for quite a long time is to treat dog food like treats and give a few kibbles throughout the course of the day. This keeps the dogs active, playing and still with something in their stomach.
When it comes to water I have a slightly more structured but similar approach. There are two methods that I have tried and seem to work well. The first is that I leave the water bowl down but only put enough water to cover the bottom of the bowl. This gives the dogs just enough water to wet their whistle but doesn’t promote nonstop drinking throughout the day. The second method is to pick the bowl up completely and only put it down about 3 or 4 times a day for about a minute at a time. This gives the dogs the chance to gulp up some water but not get too much where they need to immediately after head outside. Although this would not be an acceptable practice for long term use it is just fine for a few days while a storm passes.
During The Storm: Much like children dogs need to be entertained so I usually make dog treats/bones an item to pick up when I am doing my typhoon shopping. I try to pick up something that I do not give them regularly which keeps their mind off the noises from the storm and distracts them from the regular schedule that they might have. They chomp away at the bones or whatever and have something to concentrate on which is very helpful.
I also find myself paying close attention to the radar to see when bands are sweeping through. This will give me a good indication as to when there will be a break in the storm and we can run the dogs out briefly before the wind and rain picks back up. This is why it is important to ensure that your dogs are trained to use a particular area as a spot to relieve themselves. Bands and breaks in the storm come as quickly as they go so it’s best to know that you can run out very fast and be back before conditions pick back up again.
It may take a little prep and hard work on your behalf but preparing your dog(s) for the typhoon season is worth every second of hard work. What are some methods that you’ve used in the past? Did you find anything effective or ineffective? Let us know in the comments below!
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by Kathryn MCAS Futenma Relocation: My thoughts on some recent articles
Very VERY Brief Background For those of you who are reading this and have never heard about MCAS Futenma before here’s a tiny nugget of information so that the rest of this post makes some sense. During the Battle of Okinawa an airfield was built and unlike other airfields around the island it was not decommissioned. It was then turned into what we now know as MCAS Futenma. There are a few things which are problematic with the base. The first is it’s location. After the war many people returned to their “homes” (land and so on) to find it was now part of the area covered by the base. The result was many people building around the base therefore making Ginowan a crowded place to be. The second problem is the type of training which is conducted at MCAS Futenma. The base is known for conducting low altitude training which ultimately has the helicopters and other jets flying not far above homes, schools and businesses. The complaints have come in many forms. In some cases residents complain about noise as drills are known for being conducted into the late hours of the evening. In other cases residents worry about the safety of the jets and helicopters flying so low. This concern was made a reality when a helicopter crashed into a local university.
My Very Brief Opinion To be completely honest I am not entirely sure how I feel about moving MCAS Futenma to another part of Okinawa. Part of me feels that it would be a good idea because there is a huge need for some more space in the Ginowan area and truthfully I do not believe that the flying of aircraft as low as they do (which would not be permitted in the US) is unsafe. At the same time I am curious to know how the flight paths (which never quite end up being what the governments agree on) would effect the lifestyle which is happening in the northern parts of Okinawa. Personally I feel that there are a lot of questions which have gone unanswered and I also feel that there is a lot of misunderstandings about the US Military which makes it a very complicated situation.
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by Kathryn Never Doubt Obaasan!
I live in Oyama, one of the very congested parts of Ginowan which is sandwiched between the coast of the East China Sea and MCAS Futenma. At one point it used to be a large area full of fields (some of which are still in use today even though the city has grown up around them) but now this is no longer the case. Fortunately there are still a great deal of people who work in their small yards making the best of every available inch to grow fruits, veggies and flowers as I am sure their families did before them (although on a much smaller scale.)
At least four of these backyard gardens are immediately next to my house all being tended by older women (obaasan). Day in and day out they are out there working in their gardens waving to me and yelling out an occasional “konnichia” up at me while I am out on my deck. Like clock work they are out there tending, weeding and sometimes just watching their gardens grow.
Now that it’s spring time, however, there has been a change in the attire worn by the obaasan. Rather than just a light covering over their heads they have started to wear their straw hats. These straw hats come in all different shapes and sizes. Some of them seem like easter bonnets where as others look like a traditional Japanese style hat with a point on the top. Seeing as how I have a garden now and will be spending a great deal of time out in the sun tending to it I figured I would take the leap and pick one up for myself. After all if wisdom comes with age then these women (easily on their way to 90 years old) have got to have something here right?
Then the other day while I was at my local DIY and Garden Center I spotted it there out of the corner of my eye. I almost missed it because it was on the bottom rack hidden behind the veils of a few other visors and hats that hung above it. I immediately grabbed it saw that it was about ¥500 and tried it on (thank goodness my husband had his camera phone handy lol). Yep this was for me because if nothing else I would at least look super kawaii (and probably a little silly but I’m fine with that)!
Unfortunately as luck would have it soon after getting the hat home I had a day of clouds and then almost 12 hours of non-stop rain. Needless to saythere was no chance to see my hat in action. . . until today. I was so happy to see that the sun had come out I couldn’t help myself. I grabbed my folding chain, book, sunglasses and hat then headed out onto the deck. After spending much time on the deck under the sun I realized how nice it was to have a straw hat. Not only did the hat breath really well but it kept the sun off my neck and face. I knew those obaasan knew what they were doing!
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by Kathryn 6 Things NOT to do in Okinawa
We often focus on what to do while when traveling to a new place but what should be avoid? Figuring that this would be an interesting post I put together a list of 6 Things NOT to do in Okinawa.
Now I have to admit this is a bit targeted towards those people who are moving here for a job or maybe with the military but there are a few important details in here for tourists as well. I hope you find these tips helpful and if you have any of your own please feel free to add them in the comments below!
1. Don’t assume you’re not understood because you speak English. The language most commonly used in Okinawa is Japanese, however, English is also known by a number of people. Sometimes those people are comfortable enough to strike up a conversation in English but others may be more timid and keep to themselves. Regardless it should be common practice to conduct yourself as though others understand what it is you’re saying . . . . . because they just might.
2. Don’t be afraid to shop around. Okinawa has a lot of conveniently placed “deals” for military members and tourists alike. Merchants, dealers and other sales professionals know that you’re going to eat up the first thing you see so prices tend to be inflated. Believe it or not this can be avoided by walking to a shop further down the street or even visiting a car dealership which is more out of the way rather than right outside a Base’s main gate.
3. Don’t limit your travel to your neighborhood. Easily one of the biggest mistakes made by those who move to Okinawa (particularly military members who are here for a few short years) is the unwillingness to travel beyond their immediate area. Sure they might travel to Churaumi Aquarium or Okinawa World but all the spaces in between seem to be “too far” or “too out of the way”. The unfortunate result is a lot of gems that are missed out on possibly until it is too late.
This isn’t limited to tourist attractions or historical locations either. Some great salons, restaurants and other businesses are usually just beyond where some people are willing to go.
4. Don’t stick to the guide book. A good guide books is always a great place to start but if you find yourself only doing what is in the guide books you’ll end up only seeing about 1% of what’s here on Okinawa. . . . . . and some of it isn’t even the best stuff! I say use the guide book as a stepping stone and don’t be afraid to explore the surrounding area and see what you stumble upon. Even as I approach my 7 year mark I still have multiple laundry lists of things to see. . . . and I haven’t been much of a couch potato either. In fact most of the wicked cool places on the island are marked with signs and easy to find if you’re willing to go off the designated path to or from some of Okinawa’s major tourist attractions like Okinawa World or Churaumi Aquarium.
5. Don’t forget to keep an open mind. There is no denying that Okinawa is an entirely different world then you are used to. The cultural and all around lifestyle differences can be hard for those visiting Okinawa (or living here) for the first time to adjust to. Although you may not find yourself completely understanding the culture or differences in lifestyle it is important to remember to keep an open mind. Those who keep an open mind, even if they do not see eye to eye with some of the cultural or lifestyle differences here on Okinawa, tend to have a better more positive experience then those who brush off or completely disregard Okinawa’s culture.
6. Don’t “play the gaijin card”. The term “playing the gaijin card” is usually in reference to someone who is choosing to dismiss culture and/or rules that they are aware of with the intent of getting away with it because they are a foreigner.
Although some people don’t see the harm taking advantage of the understanding and tolerant nature of the businesses around Okinawa can often have negative results. Some businesses may change policies or in some cases may even go so far as not assisting foreign customers.
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Hotel Route-Inn Nakatsugawa Inter is located in Nakatsugawa. Nakatsugawa Children's Science Museum and Hiroshige Museum of Art are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Naegi Castle Ruins and Tsumago-juku.
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Chicory Villege - 19 min walk
Nakatsugawa Children's Science Museum - 4 min drive
Naegi Castle Ruins - 7 min drive
Enakyo Prefectural Natural Park - 12 min drive
Magome Tourist Information Center - 18 min drive
Nagoya (NGO-Chubu Centrair Intl.) - 99 min drive
3-star hotel in Nakatsugawa with free breakfast
Along with laundry facilities, this hotel has a computer station and free breakfast. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a vending machine. All 126 rooms offer free WiFi, coffee makers and TVs.
Hotel Route-Inn Nakatsugawa Inter offers 126 forms of accommodation with coffee/tea makers and free toiletries. Guests can surf the web using complimentary wireless Internet access.
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. A computer station is located on-site, and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Japanese business hotel also offers vending machine and laundry facilities. Complimentary self-parking is available on-site.
The location is good. However, the blanket was old.
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A basic hotel, adequate for a one night stop-over, more attention to dual language notices would make life easier for the non-Japanese traveler. 2020 is just around the corner, and Route-inn is a national chain.
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Yusuke Uozumi – Research Output — Kyushu University
Yusuke Uozumi
Websitehttp://hyoka.ofc.kyushu-u.ac.jp/search/details/K001297/index.html
Nakano, M. & Uozumi, Y., Sep 30 2019, In : Physical Review C. 100, 3, 034619.
Kobra, M. J., Watanabe, G., Yamaguchi, Y., Uozumi, Y. & Nakano, M., Feb 1 2018, In : Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology. 55, 2, p. 209-216 8 p.
Uozumi, Y., Yamaguchi, Y., Watanabe, G., Fukuda, Y., Imamura, R., Kobra, M. J. & Nakano, M., Mar 30 2018, In : Physical Review C. 97, 3, 034630.
Uozumi, Y., Yamaguchi, Y., Fujii, M., Zen, H., Kii, T., Ohgaki, H., Tsamalaidze, Z. & Evtoukhovitch, P., Dec 11 2018, In : Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment. 911, p. 138-141 4 p.
Sanami, T., Yamaguchi, Y., Uozumi, Y., Hagiwara, M. & Koba, Y., Sep 13 2017, ND 2016: International Conference on Nuclear Data for Science and Technology. Siegler, P., Mondelaers, W., Plompen, A., Hambsch, F-J., Schillebeeckx, P., Kopecky, S., Heyse, J. & Oberstedt, S. (eds.). EDP Sciences, 11007. (EPJ Web of Conferences; vol. 146).
Yamaguchi, Y., Uozumi, Y. & Nakano, M., Jun 21 2016, In : EPJ Web of Conferences. 122, 04006.
Satoh, D., Kajimoto, T., Shigyo, N., Itashiki, Y., Imabayashi, Y., Koba, Y., Matsufuji, N., Sanami, T., Nakao, N. & Uozumi, Y., Nov 15 2016, In : Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms. 387, p. 10-19 10 p.
Extended Intranuclear Cascade model for pickup reactions induced by 50-MeV-range protons
Uozumi, Y., Mori, T., Sonoda, A. & Nakano, M., Jun 21 2016, In : EPJ Web of Conferences. 122, 04001.
Classical vector analysis to study angular momentum of evaporated protons
Yamaguchi, Y., Uozumi, Y. & Nakano, M., Nov 20 2015, 2015 4th International Conference on Informatics, Electronics and Vision, ICIEV 2015. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 7334022. (2015 4th International Conference on Informatics, Electronics and Vision, ICIEV 2015).
Uozumi, Y., Yamada, T. & Nakano, M., Feb 1 2015, In : journal of nuclear science and technology. 52, 2, p. 264-273 10 p.
Model study of composite particle production in medium-energy nuclear reaction
Uozumi, Y., Sonoda, A., Mori, T. & Nakano, M., Nov 20 2015, 2015 4th International Conference on Informatics, Electronics and Vision, ICIEV 2015. IEEE, p. 1-5 5 p.
Rizwan, M., Uozumi, Y., Matsuo, K., Ohgaki, H., Kii, T., Zen, H., Tsamalaidze, Z., Evtoukhovitch, P. & Valentin, S., Apr 29 2015, Advancing of Nuclear Science and Energy for National Development: Proceedings of the Nuclear Science, Technology, and Engineering Conference 2014, NuSTEC 2014. Hamzah, K., Idris, F. M., Hasan, A. B. & Mohamed, A. A. (eds.). American Institute of Physics Inc., 040003. (AIP Conference Proceedings; vol. 1659).
Small-angle measurements of proton-carbon nuclear reaction for secondary dose estimation
Uozumi, Y., Hashiguchi, T., Yoneshige, H., Sonoda, A. & Koba, Y., Feb 18 2014, 2014 Joint 7th International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems, SCIS 2014 and 15th International Symposium on Advanced Intelligent Systems, ISIS 2014. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., p. 1017-1020 4 p. 7044907
Recent activities in the field of radiation measurement and nuclear data
Wakabayashi, G. & Uozumi, Y., Dec 1 2013, In : journal of nuclear science and technology. 50, 12, p. 1127-1128 2 p.
Uozumi, Y., Yamada, T., Nogamine, S. & Nakano, M., Sep 18 2012, In : Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 86, 3, 034610.
Sawada, Y., Uozumi, Y., Nogamine, S., Yamada, T., Iwamoto, Y., Sato, T. & Niita, K., Nov 15 2012, In : Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms. 291, p. 38-44 7 p.
Uozumi, Y., Shigyo, N., Kajimoto, T., Satoh, D., Sanami, T., Koba, Y., Takada, M. & Matsufuji, N., Jun 1 2012, In : ICIC Express Letters. 6, 6, p. 1677-1682 6 p.
Uozumi, Y., Sawada, Y., Mzhavia, A., Nogamine, S., Iwamoto, H., Kin, T., Hohara, S., Wakabayashi, G. & Nakano, M., Dec 27 2011, In : Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 84, 6, 064617.
Ju, D. Y., Bian, P., Kumazawa, T., Nakano, M., Matsuura, H., Umetani, K., Komdo, T., Uozumi, Y., Makino, K., Noda, N., Koide, K., Akutsu, M. & Masuyama, K., Dec 1 2011, In : Journal of nanoscience and nanotechnology. 11, 10, p. 8738-8743 6 p.
Moriguchi, D., Nakamura, Y., Kajimoto, T., Koba, Y., Ueyama, M., Yoshioka, M., Shigyo, N., Uozumi, Y., Satoh, D., Sanami, T., Takada, M. & Matsufuji, N., Aug 1 2011, In : Journal of the Korean Physical Society. 59, 23, p. 1789-1792 4 p.
Satoh, D., Moriguchi, D., Kajimoto, T., Uehara, H., Shigyo, N., Ueyama, M., Yoshioka, M., Uozumi, Y., Sanami, T., Koba, Y., Takada, M. & Matsufuji, N., Jul 11 2011, In : Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment. 644, 1, p. 59-67 9 p.
Tahara, K., Fukuda, Y., Wakabayashi, G., Ban, H., Morimoto, Y., Yoshioka, M., Kiyohara, K., Koba, Y., Iwamoto, H., Uozumi, Y. & Matsufuji, N., Aug 1 2011, In : Journal of the Korean Physical Society. 59, 23, p. 1840-1843 4 p.
Satoh, D., Moriguchi, D., Kajimoto, T., Koba, Y., Nakamura, Y., Shigyo, N., Ueyama, M., Uozumi, Y., Yoshioka, M., Matsufuji, N., Takada, M. & Sanami, T., Aug 1 2011, In : Journal of the Korean Physical Society. 59, 23, p. 1741-1744 4 p.
Mzhavia, A., Ueyama, M., Uozumi, Y., Sawada, Y., Yoshioka, M., Wakabayashi, G., Iwamoto, H., Koba, Y., Tsamalaidze, Z., Evtukhovitch, P., Kalinnikov, V., Khomutov, N., Kuchinskii, N., Macharashvili, G., Moiseenko, A., Molokanov, A. & Samoilov, V., Aug 1 2011, In : Journal of the Korean Physical Society. 59, 23, p. 1945-1948 4 p.
Mzhavia, A., Yanagita, Y., Ueyama, M., Nakamura, N., Uozumi, Y., Wakabayashi, G., Koba, Y. & Takada, M., Dec 1 2011, p. 109-115. 7 p.
Iwamoto, H., Imamura, M., Koba, Y., Fukui, Y., Wakabayashi, G., Uozumi, Y., Kin, T., Iwamoto, Y., Hohara, S. & Nakano, M., Sep 13 2010, In : Physical Review C - Nuclear Physics. 82, 3, 034604.
Koba, Y., Kiyohara, K., Imamura, M., Iwamoto, H., Fukui, Y., Tonohata, N., Wakabayashi, G., Uozumi, Y., Matsufuji, N. & Takada, M., Dec 1 2009, p. 78-87. 10 p.
A new detector system for the measurement of double differential cross sections ofprotonactinide reactions in the 600-mev region
Koba, Y., Wakabayashi, G., Uozumi, Y., Imamura, M., Iwamoto, H., Fukui, Y., Tonohata, N., Morimoto, Y., Kiyohara, K., Matsufuji, N., Evtoukhovitch, P., Kalinnikov, V., Khomutov, N., Kuchinskii, N., Moiseenko, A., Samoilov, V., Tsamalaidze, Z. & Mzavia, A., Dec 1 2008, 2008 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record, NSS/MIC 2008. p. 1021-1024 4 p. 4774571. (IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record).
Drug delivery system using nano-magnetic fluid
Nakano, M., Matsuura, H., Ju, D. Y., Kumazawa, T., Kimura, S., Uozumi, Y., Tonohata, N., Koide, K., Noda, N., Bian, P., Akutsu, M., Masuyama, K. & Makino, K. I., Oct 2 2008, 3rd International Conference on Innovative Computing Information and Control, ICICIC'08. 4603527. (3rd International Conference on Innovative Computing Information and Control, ICICIC'08).
Koba, Y., Imamura, M., Shimazu, T., Iwamoto, H., Wakabayahi, G., Uozumi, Y. & Matsufuji, N., Jan 1 2008, In : Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology. 45, p. 470-473 4 p.
Medical radiograph of nano-magnetic fluid used by spring-8 synchrotron radiation X-ray
Makino, K. I., Nakano, M., Matsuura, H., Koide, K., Noda, N., Ju, D. Y., Bian, P., Kumazawa, T., Akutsu, M., Masuyama, K., Uozumi, Y., Tonohata, N., Kimura, S. & Kondoh, T., Oct 2 2008, 3rd International Conference on Innovative Computing Information and Control, ICICIC'08. 4603526. (3rd International Conference on Innovative Computing Information and Control, ICICIC'08).
Dynamics of magnetic fluid aimed for local drug delivery systems
Nakano, M., Matsuura, H., Ju, D. Y., Uozumi, Y., Koide, K., Noda, N., Bian, P. & Makino, K. I., Jan 1 2007, Second International Conference on Innovative Computing, Information and Control, ICICIC 2007. IEEE Computer Society, 4428013. (Second International Conference on Innovative Computing, Information and Control, ICICIC 2007).
Generation of laser compton gamma rays and light output response of inorganic scintillators
Imamura, M., Koba, Y., Fukuda, H., Wakabayashi, G., Kaihori, T., Toyokawa, H. & Uozumi, Y., Dec 1 2007, p. 118-127. 10 p.
Koba, Y., Imamura, M., Koba, N., Iwamoto, H., Shimazu, T., Wakabayashi, G., Uozumi, Y. & Matsufuji, N., 2007, Proceedings of the 21st Workshop on Radiation Detectors and Their Uses. p. 89-96 8 p.
Koba, Y., Wakabayashi, G., Imamura, M., Uozumi, Y., Koba, N., Iwamoto, H., Ohkawa, H., Shimazu, T., Matsufuji, N., Evtoukhovitch, P., Kalinnikov, V., Khomutov, N., Kuchinskii, N., Moiseenko, A., Mzavia, D., Samoilov, V. & Tsamalaidze, Z., Dec 1 2007, 2007 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference, NSS-MIC. p. 2303-2306 4 p. 4436606. (IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record; vol. 3).
Magnetic fluid behavior under external fields in view of medical applications
Uozumi, Y., Tonohata, N., Imamura, M., Nakano, M., Matsuura, H., Noda, N. & Koide, K., Jan 1 2007, Second International Conference on Innovative Computing, Information and Control, ICICIC 2007. IEEE Computer Society, 4428012. (Second International Conference on Innovative Computing, Information and Control, ICICIC 2007).
Uozumi, Y., Evtoukhovitch, P., Fukuda, H., Imamura, M., Iwamoto, H., Kalinikov, V., Kallies, W., Khumutov, N., Kin, T., Koba, N., Koba, Y., Kuchinski, N., Moisenko, A., Mzavia, D., Nakano, M., Samoilov, V., Tsamalaidze, Z., Wakabayashia, G. & Yamashita, Y., Feb 11 2007, In : Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment. 571, 3, p. 743-747 5 p.
Reserch on light output response of inorganic scintillators using laser compton gamma rays
Imamura, M., Koba, Y., Fukuda, H., Wakabayashi, G., Uozumi, Y., Toyokawa, H. & Kaihori, T., Dec 1 2007, p. 79-88. 10 p.
Scheme of laser-compton gamma-ray beamline in SAGA-LS
Ohgaki, H., Koda, S., Iwasaki, Y., Takabayashi, Y., Yoshida, K., Tomimasu, T., Uozumi, Y. & Ishibashi, K., Mar 26 2007, SYNCHROTRON RADIATION INSTRUMENTATION: Ninth International Conference on Synchrotron Radiation Instrumentation. p. 119-122 4 p. (AIP Conference Proceedings; vol. 879).
Ohgaki, H., Koda, S., Iwasaki, Y., Takabayashi, Y., Yoshida, K., Tomimasu, T., Uozumi, Y. & Ishibashi, K., Jan 1 2007, In : journal of nuclear science and technology. 44, 5, p. 698-702 5 p.
Imamura, M., Yamashita, Y., Evtoukhovitch, P., Hohara, S., Kalinikov, V., Kallies, W., Khumutov, N., Kin, T., Kuchinski, N., Maki, D., Matsufuji, N., Moisenko, A., Mzavia, D., Samoilov, V., Tsamalaidze, Z., Uozumi, Y. & Wakabayashi, G., Aug 1 2006, In : Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment. 564, 1, p. 324-327 4 p.
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numbering - How to make additional paragraph commands that use sectioning counters? - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange
I would like to be able to use the following additional (new) commands: \sparagraph, \ssparagraph, \sssparagraph. All of these will use the \paragraph formatting but, will use different counters. The \sparagraph will use the section label and counter. The \ssparagraph will use the sub section label and counter. The \sssparagraph will use the sub sub section label and counter.
If the chapter is 1 and the section is 1. The label for the section will be 1.1. If I followed this section with a \sparagraph, I would want the paragraph to start with 1.2. Formatting as the \paragraph, but using the section numbering, including incrementing that counter.
sectioning numbering paragraphs counters share|improve this question edited May 2 '12 at 4:36
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What is the difference between \sparagraph and \subsection? Do you just want to rename them?
Here is one possible solution, using the standard sectional definitions via \@startsection:
\newcommand\sparagraph{\@startsection{section}{1}{\z@}%
\newcommand\ssparagraph{\@startsection{subsection}{2}{\z@}%
\newcommand\sssparagraph{\@startsection{subsubsection}{3}{\z@}%
\setcounter{secnumdepth}{3}% Allow numbering up to \subsubsection or \sssparagraph
\sparagraph{An sparagraph}
\ssparagraph{An ssparagraph}
\ssparagraph{Another ssparagraph}
\sssparagraph{An sssparagraph}
\sparagraph{Another sparagraph}
\ssparagraph{A ssparagraph}
\sparagraph and friends are setup using the section|subsection|subsubsection counter, and is also set at that level (1, 2 or 3, respectively).
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ConTeXt provides a \definehead command to define new section heads. \definehead
[paragraph] % ConTeXt doesn't define \paragraph.
[subsubsubsection] % It uses \subsubsubsection instead.
[sparagraph]
[ssparagraph]
[sssparagraph]
[subsubsection]
[sparagraph,ssparagraph,sssparagraph,paragraph]
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All \define<something> commands in ConTeXt follow the same syntax: \define<....>
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[<options>]
I define \sparagraph etc to inherit all their settings from the corresponding section command, and then overwrite the style and alternative settings so that they match that of paragraph.
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Probably LaTeX should have used \subsubsubsection too, as \paragraph causes all sorts of confusion :-)
At subsubsubsubsection (the default section depth in ConTeXt), the subsub alternative also starts to get confusing! ConTeXt also defines \startsectionlevel ... \stopsectionlevel set of macros, that can be nested to increment the section depth.
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language goes on holiday: Hume and reasons
"For philosophical problems arise when language goes on holiday." Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Simon Blackburn was the first person to teach me philosophy when I was an undergraduate, and I'm sure he has influenced me more than I realize. He was a brilliant teacher, managing to make Hume seem all at once very clear, very controversial, and indisputably correct. He also helped me enormously when I was applying to graduate schools, going far beyond what I might reasonably have asked of him. It's good to remember what I owe him. But I can't resist quibbling with some of what he writes in his defense of Hume in The Stone. According to Blackburn, Hume is misunderstood by his critics:
The most visible example of this is the rumpus surrounding the famous passage in which Hume declares that reason by itself is inert, and has no other office than to serve and obey the passions. The mountains of commentary this has excited include accusations that Hume is a skeptic about practical reasoning (whatever that might mean); that he is a nihilist who cannot have any values; that in his eyes nothing matters; that he is too stupid to realize that learning that a glass contains benzene instead of gin might extinguish your desire to drink from it; that he constantly forgets his own theory; and indeed, in the words of one contemporary writer — the frothing and foaming and insolence here reach a crescendo — that philosophers like Hume only avoid being “radically defective specimens of humanity” by constantly forgetting and then contradicting their own views. The contemporary writer in question is Allen Wood. Here Blackburn quotes Wood at greater length, writing that, as Wood sees it:
Humeans must say that there are no reasons for anything—nothing matters. They are rank nihilists! Nicely illustrating how to combine poverty of imagination with vulgarity of tone, one of the commentators included here, Allen Wood, describes them as ‘either radically defective specimens of humanity who are incapable of feeling respect for anyone or anything, or else every time they do feel it they commit themselves to contradicting their own metaethical theories’. Golly.It seems to me that Wood is saying that the Humean theory would only be true if people were much worse than they actually are. Whether that's true or false, I don't think that saying it is so vulgar, insolent, frothing, or foaming. Reasons are tricky things because they can be thought of as motives or as justifications. Hume's claim that reason is the slave of the passions covers both these ideas: reason does not move us to action without some accompanying emotion, and reason ought not to move us unless in the service of some (presumably good) emotion, according to him. The 'ought' that follows the 'is' (in "Reason is, and ought only to be, the slave of the passions") is a little odd, but not disastrously so. If reason cannot be anything else then why say that it ought not to be anything else? If it could be something else then how can Hume be so sure that it isn't? I assume he means that it isn't and we shouldn't pretend, or try to act, otherwise.
It depends what you mean by 'reason' though, surely. Hume seems to mean something like 'the calculative faculty,' and I suppose that is a slave of the passions. But if by 'reason' we mean something closer to sanity, then reason is not such a slave. It isn't rational in that sense of 'reason' to prefer the destruction of the world to the scratching of one's finger.
Schopenhauer says that all actions are the result of the agent's character combined with a motive, where I think the motive is taken to be something like a carrot and a relevant feature of one's character might be loving carrots. The carrot alone does not cause my movement towards it, but then neither does reference to my love of carrots unless we know (that I believe) there is a carrot there. This picture seems all right as far as it goes, but it seems to rely on the fact/value distinction perhaps a little too much. If I avoid pain do we need to add that my character happens to have aversion to pain as one of its features? Or if I do the right thing do we need to add that I happen to be the kind of person who values rightness in order to make sense of my behavior?
It's tempting to say that we only don't need to because it goes without saying. But I wonder. Can we really understand something's being painful without understanding it as to-be-avoided? Or something's being right without understanding it as desirable? If something is desirable other things being equal, we don't need to add "and other things are equal in this case." It is analytic that the painful is to be avoided (other things being equal) and the right (if there is such a thing) is to be done, isn't it? Which I suppose is just a way of saying that some concepts are normatively loaded. "Because there were carrots in it" is not an intelligible reason for running into a burning building, unless I know that the runner really loves carrots. But "Because my daughter was in it" is a perfectly intelligible reason. And not because we add an unspoken "And people love their daughters."
If, as Blackburn says, "reasons have become the Holy Grail of contemporary philosophy," then it seems that philosophers would do well to pay more attention to grammar, to the definition and use of words like 'reason'. But I suppose I would say that.
[UPDATE: when I first conceived this post I thought I had something to say. Now I'm less sure that that's the case, especially given how vast the literature on this subject is and how little I even try to say about it here. But my sense is that a lot of time has been spent arguing about what reasons really are and whether reason is really the slave of the passions, and so on. If the answer to these questions is "It depends what you mean by 'reason'," or "In this sense/these cases Yes, but in that sense/those cases No," then much of this energy might have been wasted.]
Matthew PianaltoDecember 15, 2011 at 8:50 AMBut I suppose I would say that.Yes, you would...and you would be right!ReplyDeleteDRDecember 15, 2011 at 10:25 AMThanks! I hope so. (But then I would, ... etc.)ReplyDeleteJ. JeffersDecember 18, 2011 at 1:57 PM"'Because there were carrots in it' is not an intelligible reason for running into a burning building, unless I know that the runner really loves carrots. But 'Because my daughter was in it' is a perfectly intelligible reason. And not because we add an unspoken 'And people love their daughters.'"I'm a little trepidatious of arguing against the idea that one's daughter being in a burning building is an intelligible reason to run into it - it's a rhetorically weak position to take - but without some unspoken reason added like "people love their daughters," I genuinely do not know how the physical facts alone provide the reason. My love for my daughter is likely so ingrained that the facts and my love for my daughter don't seem to need separating in the moment, but when I reflect on it, I notice that the physical facts are different from my love for my daughter. And, when you add the parenthetical "other things equal" this seems to open the door for the gap-filling work the passions (or values) do, according to Blackburn (and Hume). If a child in the 18th Century needed surgery to survive, but the surgery would be extremely painful, this seems to show that pain itself does not come packed with the meaning "to be avoided." I know this example is not new to you, so I'm not using it as a knock down argument. But, I'm not sure I understand something being analytic "other things equal." (I'm open to other examples)And the fact that the painful is to be avoided seems analytic, to me, is because we add our passions to the situation. At least, the facts don't seem to mean, "run into the building and save your daughter," not upon reflection, even if that's the it seems in the moment I run into the building. ... I'm not sure if I've done anything other than present the opposite opinion from you, rather than provide a reasoned counter argument... It's tough to get one's bearings on this terrain.ReplyDeleteJ. JeffersDecember 18, 2011 at 2:06 PMWhen I wrote "And the fact that the painful is to be avoided seems analytic, to me, is because we add our passions to the situation. At least, the facts don't seem to mean, 'run into the building and save your daughter,' not upon reflection, even if that's the it seems in the moment I run into the building."I should have clarified that the impression of obviousness of something like "pain is to be avoided" is that our passions are so ingrained into the way we frequently use the terms that it seems analytic. But the example of necessary surgeries before anesthetic seems to show that the meanings are not tied as tightly as we normally assume. "Pain" is a sensation. Whether it is to be avoided depends, on a lot of things, in my humble opinion.ReplyDeleteDRDecember 19, 2011 at 9:40 AMwithout some unspoken reason added like "people love their daughters," I genuinely do not know how the physical facts alone provide the reason.I'm a little trepidatious of arguing against Hume and Blackburn, and I'm not sure that I have an argument as such, but here's what I want to say: the physical facts are not the point. A sentence such as "The man ran into the burning building to save his daughter" belongs to a language, or language game, that is not that of physics or disinterested science, at least as I am thinking of it. "Man" here does not mean "male member of the species homo sapiens," and "daughter" does not mean "female offspring of the male." If we extract the implications of words like "man" and "daughter" from the sentence, then , yes, we have to add back in something like reference to passions in order to understand the situation it describes. But, if I can use Wittgensteinian cliche for a while, in the language game that is its home no such extraction or addition is either necessary or useful. My use of the word "analytic" might have been ill-advised, because I don't mean that "This will hurt, therefore I should not do it" or "My daughter is in danger, therefore I must save her" are necessarily good arguments. It's not like "If Socrates is a bachelor then he is unmarried." But I do think that there is more to concepts like man and daughter than might be mentioned in a minimal or technical definition of these terms, and part of this something more is normative. Not in the sense that if x is a man then y, but in something like the sense: if x is a man then, other things being equal (or: normally), y. I don't think it's that we merge our passions into our thoughts about our daughters and pain in a way that causes confusion about the meaning of "daughter" and "pain" unless we carefully separate the passions from the facts, in other words. Pain is a good example, because the definition of it involves reference to its being an unpleasant sensation. And I don't know how to make sense of unpleasantness without some reference to avoidance. So I do think that analytically pain is to be avoided. The kind of example you bring up involving necessary painful surgery shows why I add the "other things being equal" caveat.I'm not sure, as I say, that any of this amounts to an argument, but I hope it makes my position a little clearer.ReplyDeleteJ. JeffersDecember 20, 2011 at 11:44 PMI really appreciate you taking the time to explain your view. It's very refreshing to discuss (what seems like) a disagreement with someone on a blog and feel improved by it, rather than frustrated, which is my typical experience. We've both stated our views without claiming to posses a knock-down argument, so perhaps I can try a different tack:*If language picks out preexisting things in the world ready for the picking, like labels, then it seems like we have to add our passions in order to make "he ran into the burning building because his daughter was in it" intelligible. Surely in everyday discussion it is intelligible without making love for daughter explicit, but that doesn't seem to settle anything between us, since it could be that this habit is just very ingrained, or on the other hand that it's normatively built into language from the beginning. If language, on the other hand, doesn't merely pick out things in the world, but plays a more (or perhaps even exclusively) social function, then it seems likely that Hume's observations here are feeble or... peevish or something like it. Thoughts?*It's becoming fashionable for hard-nosed rationalists (for lack of a better term) like Sam Harris to deny the fact/value distinction. But doesn't one need a somewhat Wittgensteinian view of language in order to make that claim? That is to say, while exalting science for picking out true things and condemning all forms of post-modernism and relativism, isn't it a bit odd to turn around and meld facts and values the way Harris does? It seems like you can't go half scientism and half Wittengenstein, in other words; you have to choose, right?Maybe I'm being vague, but I'm interested in circling the argument to find my bearings. Maybe after I'll just reflect. Thanks again for your time.ReplyDeleteDRDecember 21, 2011 at 9:08 AMInternet philosophers are supposed to be humorously cranky jerks or plain-speakers who don't suffer fools gladly (i.e. not very nice), but I'm not very good at playing that role.If language, on the other hand, doesn't merely pick out things in the world, but plays a more (or perhaps even exclusively) social function, then it seems likely that Hume's observations here are feeble or... peevish or something like it.Yes, I think that language does play a social function and does not merely pick out things in the world. Whether this makes Hume's observations feeble or peevish, I'm not sure, but feeble might be close. We learn language in the course of living, interacting with other people, trying to get what we want, and so on. The biological definition of 'mother' is not wrong, and there are engineering meanings of 'male' and 'female' too, but not everything that we might reasonably call the meaning of words like 'mother' is included in this kind of passion-free sense of 'meaning.' And the scientific sense of words is not the primary one but an abstraction from the primary, 'human' sense. Or so it seems to me. (I hope this isn't too obscure.)It seems like you can't go half scientism and half Wittengenstein, in other words; you have to choose, right?This certainly sounds right to me. I'm not sure, though, what you have in mind about Harris, because I don't know his work well enough. Do you mean his idea that science can answer ethical questions? I think you do. If we want empirical ethics we should, I think, turn to J.S. Mill rather than Sam Harris. And then we should read Frege on Mill's empiricist philosophy of mathematics. And then read Wittgenstein. But you don't need Wittgenstein or Frege to see how crazy Harris is. But that's not very nice of me to say.ReplyDeleteMatthew PianaltoDecember 21, 2011 at 10:22 AMIsn't suggesting that Harris is "crazy" overstating things a bit? He's wrong, as are most people who, being of a naturalist/empiricist bent, look at utilitarianism, see numbers, and think, "well, the theory involves quantification, so it must be right..." I guess this is crazy (maybe Hard Times should be more standardized reading?), but not uncommon...ReplyDeleteDRDecember 21, 2011 at 10:35 AMYou're right, Harris's kind of view is not uncommon. But I'm still inclined to think of it as crazy in a Brave New World or Hard Times kind of way. Perhaps wrongly, I tend to think that Mill found out the hard way that Bentham's kind of ethics is literally incompatible with sanity. And I think (without having read much of his work) that Harris is not as good a philosopher as Bentham.ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more...

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Every day, at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport, you can witness the huge arrivals and departures of the so- called "bagong bayani" or new heroes . This is what the government of the Philippines called those Filipino expats or OFWs working in different fields abroad, in short, "dollar earners." The high volume of dollar remittances that OFWs sent to the country, prompted the government to coin an ambiguous label to all overseas Filipino workers.
On line dictionary, defines, Hero as follows:
Now, based on the above definition, which one applies to us expatriates? I think we have to add a number 5, such as, "a person who send dollar remittances to his country." And this is exactly what our government wants us to do. Otherwise, there is no use to call a guy a hero unless he sends dollar thru bank remittances. How about "door to door" services? Perhaps, it is not included in this category and I am sure you will not be called a "hero," simply because remittance here is to an individual and not thru banks.
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Before going further, let us have a flashback since you departed as well as in your first vacation. I have not experienced in my life going back and forth the international airport that someone ever told me personally that I am a "hero". I read the word only in the newspapers. I believe, majority of the expats have the same feeling with me on this issue, except for those guys especially nominated and awarded this honorable distinction in various "bagong bayani" selection categories. But for the majority, I have no idea what the government has given in return. But as an OFW, I kept paying the OWWA, POEA and Insurance fees and reduced travel tax for family members.
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Ask for a room on the back side of the property... - Review of Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia - TripAdvisor
“Near a supermarket and some restaurants”
“For a Hampton Inn, I was disappointed in the size...”
“The fact that the pool was unusable was very...”
“Humid, weird looking people over the weekend”
“Hotel is the standard in which we hold other...”
“Great location for getting off and on the freeway...”
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“Near the airport and the LIE”
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Ask for a room on the back side of the property... - Review of Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia
This is an older property that is starting to show its age. Its in a good location for doing business in Suffolk County and the staff tries hard to please. Ask for a room on the back side of the property away from the freeway so it will be quieter.
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Bruce E, General Manager at Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia, responded to this reviewResponded October 20, 2013
The hotel was nice. The room was very clean and the staff friendly. Be aware that the beds are spring mattresses. We must be spoiled with our memory foam and were sore after a couple nights of sleeping on springs again.
Ask Jessica C about Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia
This Hampton Inn is a typical Hampton Inn. Beds are comfortable, room is sufficient. Breakfast has a variety of food, nothing exciting. Breakfast staff was very nice. Desk staff was okay. For the price paid, it was a good value.
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Bruce E, General Manager at Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia, responded to this reviewResponded October 12, 2013
Rooms are comfortable and clean with attractive furnishings. Quiet location even though the hotel is close to a major highway. When the guests in an adjacent room were partying loudly at midnight the management dealt with the problem within minutes. The complementary hot breakfast has a good selection.
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Bruce E, General Manager at Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia, responded to this reviewResponded October 4, 2013
I had sworn to stay at Hilton Garden Inn, and Hilton Hotels prior to my injury. Due to the location of my appointment on Long Island, I went against my rule and stayed at the Hampton Inn. To no surprise my stay was not good. The room smelled like cleaning supplies and body odor. In the past few years I have noticed the beds are not comfortable. They feel worn out and bouncy. The kid at the front desk had more of a commitment to his Smartphone than customer relations. I will not stay at this hotel again and will drive the extra distance for a Hilton Garden Inn or another Chain.
Ask Heath M about Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia
I am very sorry that you did not enjoy your stay with us. As you know Hampton Inn unlike other hotels does stand by its 100% Guarantee, where if you are unhappy with your stay then you do not pay. I would be happy to extend this Guarantee to you. Please feel free email me or call me and I would be happy to take care of that for you. Our goal is our guest satisfaction and guest loyalty and I am very sorry that we did not meet your expectations. Again please contact me and I would be happy to refund your night stay and hope that you do give us another try.
I have stayed in a number of Hampton Inns over the years, and this one was below expectations. Three things in a room are absolutely necessary: 1) a clean bed 2)the ability to control the temperature in the room and 3) a hot shower. This hotel lacked the third. Water was lukewarm at best, and we weren't the only ones to complain. For the price, I also would have expected real glasses (only paper cups everywhere), and nicer towels/amenities. (There were plenty of towels- a plus - but they had all seen better days.) Rooms facing the road are quite noisy. The good news: beds were clean, room was big and well done, and there were plenty of plugs. Would we stay there again? No.
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Bruce E, General Manager at Hampton Inn Long Island/Islandia, responded to this reviewResponded September 30, 2013
Dear "Not As Expected"
I am very sorry that you did not enjoy your stay with us. As you know Hampton Inn unlike other hotels does stand by its 100% Guarantee, where if you are unhappy with your stay then you do not pay. I would be happy to extend this Guarantee to you. Please feel free email me or call me and I would be happy to take care of that for you. Our goal is our guest satisfaction and guest loyalty and I am very sorry that we did not meet your expectations. Again please contact me and I would be happy to refund your night stay.
Hampton Inn/ Islandia
Great value for the money. Very clean. So nice to have cookies, tea ,and coffee in the lobby all day and evening.
Small amenities like a night light in the bathroom made it feel homey.
The staff is very friendly. Free wifi and breakfast, comfortable bedding made our stay very pleasant.
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