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Chlamydial urethritis is a sexually transmitted illness involving infection of the urethra (the tube that drains urine from the bladder).
Chlamydial urethritis is caused by the bacteria Chlamydia trachomatis.
Chlamydia can cause a type of swelling (inflammation) of the urethra ( urethritis). Chlamydia and gonorrhea often occur together.
People who are sexually active and those with multiple sexual partners are at highest risk for chlamydia infection.
Different strains of chlamydia cause genital, eye, lymph node, and respiratory infections. A child born to a woman with a chlamydia infection of the cervix may develop an eye or lung infection.
The symptoms can appear similar to those of infection with gonorrhea, but continue even after after treatment for gonorrhea.
Chlamydia can be treated with a variety of antibiotics, including:
Both sexual partners must be treated for both gonorrhea and chlamydia to prevent passing the infections back and forth. Even partners without symptoms need to be treated.
Antibiotic treatment is usually successful.
Narrowing (strictures) of the urethra may occur. This may require surgery to correct.
The infection may come back (recur) if you do not take your medicine as directed, or if your sexual partners are not treated.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of a chlamydia infection.
Screening for other sexually transmitted infections, including syphilis and HIV, is important when you've been diagnosed with a new chlamydia infection.
Having a sexual relationship with one partner (monogamous) who is not infected is one way to avoid chlamydia. The proper use of condoms during intercourse usually prevents infection.
U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for chlamydial infection: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation statement. Ann Intern Med. 2007;147:128-134.
Geisler WM. Diseases caused by chlamydiae. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2011:chap 326.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Sexually Transmitted Diseases Treatment Guidelines, 2010. MMWR. 2010;59 (RR-12):1-110.
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In just one year, the Anti Cruelty Behavior Team (ACBT) has worked extensively with dozens of animal victims of cruelty at the ASPCA Behavioral Rehabilitation Center in Madison, New Jersey to prepare them for their future lives as beloved pets. On March 27, we'll celebrate the anniversary of the Rehabilitation Center—the facility that made countless happy endings possible for victims of puppy mills, animal hoarding and neglect.
Over the past year, we've shared their stories with you, including recent Rehabilitation Center graduates Peanut Butter and Jelly, a group of dachshunds rescued from a hoarding situation, and Zack, a puppy mill survivor. This week, we'd like to tell Bubba's story.
Bubba came to the Rehabilitation Center in mid-November 2013 from an overwhelmed shelter. He was scared and undersocialized, and he needed intensive rehabilitation to prepare him to join a new home.
ASPCA Anti-Cruelty behaviorists, with support from behavior and care experts at St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center, worked with Bubba every day for several weeks to reduce his fear and anxiety. We are thrilled to report that Bubba successfully graduated from the Rehabilitation Center and was transferred to St. Hubert's to find a loving home. It didn't take long—soon, Bubba found his perfect match. He is now thriving with his adopter, and we couldn't be more pleased by the happy ending to Bubba's story.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Richard79 Noisiest refrigerator I have ever owned I purchased this refrigerator 5 months ago based largely on its overwhelmingly favorable reviews. I agree with most of those reviews regarding style, features, and performance. But I have learned to hate it due to the unacceptable noise it makes. I am 70 years old and have no recollection of even being aware of the noise of a refrigerator before. But I have found myself turning up the television volume in the next room to drown out the noise from the refrigerator. I decided there MUST be something defective about it and I placed a service call. The technician advised me that the noise was completely normal and that "modern day" refrigerators all make more noise than they used to. I am amazed that nobody else is complaining about this. For me it's a show stopper - so annoying that nothing else matters. I know I'm in the minority but I have to rate this product as unacceptable - unless you like listening to your refrigerator all day. November 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike H. TOTALLY LOVE our LG French Door Fridge ! ! ! My wife and I looked long and hard for a new fridge after a bad experience with another brand that was so terrible we had to return it to the manufacturer. Knowing what we hated about that other brand machine that we returned, made us super critical as what to look for in a new fridge. The LG is AMAZING. Best lighting of any fridge we have seen. We LOVE the dual ice makers and the ultra thin -in door ice maker. We also love that you don't need to use any buttons to select ice or water. You hold your cup against the ice "paddle" to get ice or the water "paddle" to get water. I was concerned that the cubes in the door might be a bit too small but it turns out they are PERFECT and my sense is the smaller square cubes lead to less clogs as in 10 weeks of ownership we have never had any issues. Our old machine had the larger half moon shaped cubes and the thing would jam and need to be defrosted every 2 weeks. The LG has been trouble free and is obviously well designed. We can't say enough good things about this fridge. It is bright inside, easy to use, and very functional. The dual ice makers is a big big bonus for this few time you have a party or need to fill up your cooler. If you don't want to use the second ice maker it's has an on/off switch on the front and you can turn it off and use that cube area for additional frozen storage. GREAT IDEA to have on/off switches on both ice makers. If you buy this unit you will be thrilled with your purchase. I may sound crazy to say but we LOVE this fridge. It works as it should. November 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Happy LG Customer I love this refrigerator! I like the lighting and space inside both the refrigerator and freezer. It is quiet and has a good layout for groceries. I especially like the dual ice makers. They keep up with our large family and the bottom bin is deep. I love having the top ice maker in the door. It dispenses ice easily. I like having water and ice in the door as well. September 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Abuelita Good looking refrigerator!!! This refrigerator looks great,spacious,takes time to get use to opening both doors to find something. wish the drawers were bigger.one thing I have to say it's hard to keep the outside clean.finger prints are always there. October 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jerry We love every aspect of this refrigerator. It has so many many built in conveniences. It has become the hi-light of our kitchen. Everyone that sees it is just amazed. It's a beautiful appliance. September 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by bsoslander1 Love the dual ice maker, deli tray We love the features of this refrigerator, especially the great lighting, the deli tray and the dual ice makers. I like to blanch vegetables and the extra ice makes it so easy! I also like the settings on the door for temperature, and that it really HOLDS the temp. selected. The large deli tray is big enough to hold eggs, a large selection of cheeses and meats, even tortillas! The small center drawer is handy for holding things like tubes of anchovy and tomato paste, extra butter, and delicate fruits I don't want jostled in the larger drawer. I'm only giving it 4 stars for quality because occasionally the door ice dispenser locks up and I need to open it and wiggle the metal arm. But all in all so far it's been great! July 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Susan The Nurse Love this fridge!! Super quiet. Very bright inside (great lighting). I like the tiny little extra shelf on the bottom of the right door, too! We've had this refrigerator for about 5 months (from Sears). The refrigerator & freezer are both HUGE. It is solidly built. The drawers are solid feeling and slide perfectly. Almost everything is perfect about it - see below. We really like the 2nd ice maker below in the freezer too. We got the appliance in white and the handles are painted METAL - not cheap plastic. Very classy. The only problem we have with it is that the exterior paint in the area around the freezer handle was apparently only sprayed on once because there are many tiny spots where you can see through to the layer below. It's hard to see except up close. LG if you could send us a new freezer door in exchange, that'd be awesome. I highly recommend this appliance. August 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by EAM Love bottom freezer, French Doors, dual ice maker I am very happy with my purchase. The French doors are great and the space across the width of the fridge is incredible. The fridge is well lit and bright. I love the drawer in the bottom fridge. I can easily find things in my freezer compared to my old side-by-side model. I am back to enjoying my in-door ice & water dispenser which works fine; mine broke on my old fridge. I also decided to get the 2nd ice maker that dumps cubes into the freezer section in the bottom freezer. That's a nice option. July 9, 2014
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The Safety 1st onBoard™35 Air SE Infant Car Seat with Air Protect® Side Impact Technology brings advanced protection to babies all the way from a tiny 4 to a tall 35 pounds. Air Protect helps save lives by providing extra protection where it's needed most: around the head. With an adjustable base, it's easy to adjust the seat to fit a variety of vehicles.
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- Rear-facing 4-35 pounds and up to 32 inches in height
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- The advanced air cushion system protects your child's head, where it's needed most in a side impact crash.
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Solazyme (San Francisco) and Bunge say they have broken ground on a previously announced 100,000 m.t./year renewable oil production facility adjacent to Bunge's Moema sugarcane mill in Brazil. The plant is targeted to be operational in the fourth quarter of 2013. Solazyme and Bunge formed the joint venture Solazyme Bunge Produtos Renováveis in April to operate the plant, which will serve growing demand for fuels and oleochemicals in the Brazilian market. The plant will use Solazyme's algal oil production technology to convert Bunge's sugarcane to...
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Greetings from the Hotel General Manager
Welcome to the Eden Hotel! A gem in the heart of Rome, where luxury is never ostentation in any way, but pure elegance! Whichever bedroom or suite you choose, you'll experience the best in exquisite accommodation in Rome and a high level of service. Enjoy our renowned "La Terrazza dell'Eden" restaurant, located on the roof of the hotel, where the breathtaking views of Rome combine with innovative Mediterranean cuisine. Don't miss our head barman secret receipt Martini cocktail admiring the sublime Roman sunset at our chic and panoramic top floor bar.
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- Guests can choose from candlelit dining on Via Veneto and more humble, family-operated restaurants on smaller back streets. Nearby shopping includes Via Veneto, Via Condotti, Via Frattina, Via del Corso, and Piazza di Spagna.
Hotel Overview
What to Expect:
- At once elegant and comfortable; the top-hatted porter ushers business travelers and vacationers into a bright lobby with creamy marble floors, Roman arches and columns, and inviting couches with a plethora of colorful throw pillows. Past guests have included royalty and heads of state; these days, celebrities such as Tom Cruise, Mel Gibson, and Nicole Kidman establish residence here while in Rome.
Amenity Highlights:
- The hotel offers a roof-top terrace for outdoor dining in summer, piano bar, multilingual staff, and a wood-burning fireplace in the lobby.
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The 121 rooms have large tapestry curtains and silky brocade bedspreads, decorated wood headboards, and Italian marble bathrooms with large gilded mirrors, bathrobes, and slippers. All rooms have fax hook-up and two phone lines. Room sizes vary.
- Superior Room -
Spacious and decorated in relaxing and delicate shades, superior rooms are available with 1Double - French bed when booking single person, two twin beds or Queen bed for the Double use, and feature en-suite marble bathroom with shower over bath, work desk with lamp, satellite TV, fax or PC connection, direct dial telephone, mini bar and safety deposit box. Bathrobes, hairdryer and slippers are also provided.
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Comfortable and elegantly decorated in soft colors, Deluxe rooms are larger than Superior rooms by 215 sqf. Many have lovely views over looking Rome, some also have balconies. Deluxe rooms are available with either one Queen or two twin beds, marble bathroom with shower over bath, work desk with lamp, satellite TV, pay TV, fax or PC connection, direct dial telephone, mini bar and safety deposit box. Bathrobes, Hermes products, hairdryer and slippers are also provided.
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Comfortable, very spacious and elegantly decorated with soft colors, the Studio rooms are larger than Deluxe and feature a sitting area and a small entrance as well as either one Queen bed or two twin beds, en-suite marble bathroom with shower over bath, work desk with lamp, satellite TV, fax or PC connection, direct dial telephone, mini bar and safety deposit box. Bathrobes, Etro products, hairdryer and slippers are also provided.
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One Bedroom suite have a small entrance area, a separate lounge and bedroom, en-suite bathroom with shower over bath, work desk and with all amenities. In addition they feature a HiFi system with CD and a VCR, bedding type is King size bed or two twin beds. VIP treatment is extended to all guests in this category. High speed internet connection in all rooms and suites. Multi digital system on TV's in all rooms.
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Situated on the 2nd floor and classically styled, the Presidential suite exudes charm and elegance as well as boasting a 50 sqm = 165 sqf, private terrace with sun beds. All Suites have a small entrance area, a separate lounge and bedroom, en-suite bathroom with shower over bath, work desk. In addition they feature a HiFi system with CD and a VCR. Some suites have a four-poster bed, a King Size bed or two Twin Beds en-suite marble bathroom with separate shower and a lounge. VIP treatment is extended to all guests in this category. Butler service can be arranged on request.
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Lavishly decorated in pale cream colors, the Royal Suite is located on the fifth floor and therefore has a unique view over Rome, which guests can enjoy from lovely balconies at each window.
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Located on the 6th floor with an amazing view over the Eternal City, this is the latest addition to the hotel, opened in April 2001. The design and decor are contemporary, yet enriched with touches of the thirties and forties. White panels, silver details, all catch the daylight and enhance the main feature of this suite, the view. The Penthouse Suite comprises a study area, a large living room with a dining table for up to 6 guests, a main bedroom with a king size bed or two twin beds and one of the two full bathrooms features a Jacuzzi bath. With Bang & Olufsen TV equipment. In addition, the suite is a equipped with a DVD player and HiFi system.
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The hotel has a piano bar, outdoor dining, a fitness center, 24-hour room service, and a multilingual staff.
Children receive the following amenities: Welcome gift upon arrival, milk and cookies on turndown, children's room service and restaurant menu, complimentary baby cot, baby sitting service on request
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La Terrazza dell'EdenBreakfast, lunch, and dinner are served on the hotel's top floor, with a clear view of the city. One side is a windowed, posh restaurant; the central space is a piano bar and lounge; and the other side is a terraced dining area that's covered in winter and open in summer. The Mediterranean menu is updated seasonally and changes completely twice yearly, and the wine list has 300 choices.
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Acclaimed short film director Adrian Sitaru makes his feature directorial debut with this study of character and conscience concerning a couple whose relaxing weekend picnic turns tense after they run over a prostitute who was lying in middle of the road. Mihai is a schoolteacher from Bucharest. His job can be fairly demanding at times, and this past week was especially tense. In order to unwind, Mihai and his girlfriend Sweetie set out for a carefree picnic. But there's a roadblock ahead in the form of mysterious prostitute Ana. When Sweetie accidentally runs over Ana, the couple mistakenly assume that the prostitute is dead and attempt a hasty burial. But Ana is far from dead, and when she regains conscience in a nearby forest the shocked couple strains to feign concern. After joining Mihai and Sweetie on their picnic, Ana slowly ingrains herself in ever aspect of their lives, in the process flaring tempers, stirring jealousy, and generally feeding the couple's every insecurity until their relationship has been damaged beyond the point of salvation.~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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TinyMouse Small Computer Mouse
TinyMouse is just right for a child's small hands, and for people with stiff or aching hands.
TinyMouse is about half the size of a standard computer mouse and just right for a child's small hands, and/or for people with arthritic, stiff or aching hands. The small size and a smooth-rolling scroll wheel helps all users who find it difficult to hyper-extend and stretch their hands to click the right and left buttons on a standard mouse. The colored right and left buttons help kids learn how to drop and drag, and click and move the cursor with better control. And with optical tracking, there is no longer a trackball to become dirty, lost or malfunction.
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Dearborn County Senior Affirmation Event (at Ivy Tech-Lawrenceburg)
21st Century Scholars who are high school seniors are strongly encouraged to attend a senior affirmation event. At each event, a 21st Century Scholars representative will provide important information about how to activate and maintain eligibility for the 21st Century Scholarship.
This event is open to all 21st Century Scholars who are seniors at East Central, Lawrenceburg or South Dearborn High Schools and their parents.
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PVT Solar Panels Generate Heat and Electricity at the Same Time
PVT Solar is pioneering an ultra-efficient breed of solar panels that focus not just on incorporating better photovoltaic components, but also take the heat generated by the solar panels and use it to power a solar thermal system. According to the company, these solar cogeneration panels are three times more efficient than anything else out there!
PVT Solar is funded by Vinod Koshla, the founder of Sun Microsystems. According to a profile on the New York Times, what drew Mr. Koshla to the company was the remarkable achievement in efficiency that the company was able to generate. Standard photovoltaic systems generate electrical energy from the sun, while solar thermal systems takes heat from the sun to heat something, like water, for consumption within a home. PVT Solar is aiming to marry both systems into one, since photovoltaic systems are known to release excess heat that isn't used.
Aside from taking waste heat and giving it an actual use, this combination would also have the added benefit of making the solar panel cooler, which in turn would make it more efficient, thus generating more energy. PVT Solar is the latest company to commercialize solar cogeneration technology, and is the first to really consider deploying a system for residential use.
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June 2, 2009 at 3:27 pm
Solar cogen is a wonderful development, particularly since cogen is already in common use at manufacturing plants and other large institutions around the country. Still, it could be used far more, as DOE and EPA estimates suggest that cogeneration and waste energy recovery could slash U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 20%. That's as much as if we took every passenger vehicle off the road.
To be sure, I'm biased: I'm associated with Recycled Energy Development, which does precisely this kind of work. But the reason I'm involved is the massive potential to cut costs and global warming at the same time.
June 1, 2009 at 5:33 pm
My sister-in-law and their family just bought a new home in Utah with this very system on the roof. It\\\'s phenomenally efficient and very good looking. Here\\\'s a news article about the house: http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=148&sid=3903606 I\\\'ve enjoyed following their energy usage and production on the website that PVT Solar has given them.
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A Bicycle To Get To School
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Help a Zambian child get to school swiftly and safely!
Education for children in Zambia is difficult to obtain. Zambian families face economic hardship, the devastating effects of HIV/AIDS, and an increasing population of orphans. In addition, to get to school children often have to walk up to three hours each way, putting themselves at risk for harassment, sexual abuse, and exhaustion.
Girls in particular spend more time working to support their families than any other Zambian demographic, collecting fuel, hauling water, caring for siblings, and supporting household businesses. As a result, they often drop out of school altogether. For Zambian girls, being unable to complete secondary education is disastrous — linked to early marriages, early childbearing, extreme poverty, increased infant mortality, and shorter life expectancy.
A simple solution allows children to travel to school swiftly, safely, and with less fatigue: a bicycle. A typical child's two- to three-hour walk is reduced by a bicycle to a ride of just forty-five to seventy-five minutes, leaving the child less vulnerable to attack en route and also with more time and energy for schoolwork and household chores. The bicycle is also an asset to the family, improving access to markets and healthcare and enhancing the perceived value of the child's education.
Help a child reach his or her full potential by attending school. This Gift That Gives More™ helps fund the purchase, assembly, and delivery of a sturdy new bicycle, and contributes to training and equipping a local bicycle mechanic so that the magic doesn't disappear with the first flat tire.
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ST. MARYS – When the Frank and Paladino siblings decided to hold a 5k walk/run on the day before Easter three years ago, they simply wanted to honor the memories of their mothers, who had both died from brain aneurysms, and raise funds for The Brain Aneurysm Foundation. They did not realize at the time that they were also starting an event that would become a tradition for a number of area residents.
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Legend of the Mountain Man
Set in picturesque Montana, "Legend of the Mountain Man" features a typical, dysfunctional family of five. The father, who has been at odds with his parents for many years, decides to send his three children to his parents' ranch for the summer. The children unexpectedly encounter a creature, one that has never been seen nor recorded in history books. Viewers accompany the children on a heartwarming journey as they navigate the family's past and try to reconcile some of the estranged family members.
Cast: Howie Seago, Tyler Berdy, Freda Norman, Marisa Ann King, Sean Berdy
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These modern apartments are in an enviable location in the heart of Flaine Forêt. The resort's shops and other amenities are within easy reach, just a 2 minute walk from the residence.
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In the résidence: Reception; lounge; games room; ski lockers; luggage room.All apartments have WI-FI (pay locally).
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This article describes how to troubleshoot problems that may occur when you attempt to shut down and restart your computer.
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Iglesias, Serrano and Salazar Advance at ITA All-American
Friday, October 04, 2002Chattanooga, Tenn. (October 4, 2002) - East Tennessee State men's tennis advanced at least three of its five singles players into Saturday's second round of the 2002 ITA All-American Championships played at The Champions Club in Chattanooga, Tenn. Diego Iglesias (Mar del Plata, Argentina) defeated Boris Kuharic 6-1, 7-6 (6), Moises Serrano (Bucaramanga, Colombia) won 7-5, 6-4 over Ciaran Foley and Alejandro Salazar (Arequipa, Peru) was victorious over Brent Salazar 6-1, 7-5. Rain delayed much of the afternoon singles matches, pushing back Francisco Diaz's (Weston, Fla.) match until late Friday night. Federico Ochoa (Manizales, Colombia) picked up ETSU's only loss, falling to Daniel Jung 6-1, 6-0. Saturday's matches will include second round singles matches and perhaps some singles matches that were not finished due to Friday's rain, along with first round doubles. Serrano will play Louisville's Matt Meyer and Iglesias will square off versus Willy Gali of Texas Christian beginning at 8:00 a.m., while Salazer is set to face Florida's Troy Hahn at 9:00 a.m. This weekend's event is one of two pre-qualifying tournaments and is the largest collegiate tennis tournament in the nation with 360 players in the singles draw. The Chattanooga site began with 256 singles players and 128 doubles teams, which will feed into a 64-player and 32-doubles team-qualifying tournament Oct. 8-9.


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Friday, February 22, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (February 22, 2002) - The Southern Conference Indoor Championships concluded its first day with the East Tennessee men in first place and the women in fifth. Junior Charvin Clark (Ellenwood, Ga.) won the SoCon long jump title and provisionally qualified for the NCAA Nationals by jumping 25' 0.50" (7.63m). This mark also tied Clark for the 12th best jump in the nation. Competition on the men's side is close with one point separating ETSU with second-place VMI. Kaylin Chesney (Corryton, Tenn.) won his heat race in the 55-meter hurdles in 7.94 seconds, which qualifies him for the finals on Saturday. The men's distance medley relay ran a 10:20.19 to finish third in the conference. The team consisted of James Grufferty (Glanmire, Ireland), Jon Shaw (Roanoke, Va.), David Haefner (Haburg, N. Y.) and Brad Yewer (Newbury, England). Chad Hyder (Kingsport, Tenn.) and Josh Artau (Hatboro, Pa.) also scored points for the Bucs in the shot put. Hyder earned third place with a throw of 48' 2" and Artau threw for 46' 7.25" to finish in sixth place. The women's team had several runners qualify for the finals tomorrow. Jennifer Howard (Knoxville, Tenn.) won the first heat of the 200 meters in 24.94 seconds and the third heat of the 400 meters in 57.26. This puts Howard in the finals for both events. Chantelle Vernon (Markham, Ontario) won the third heat of the 55-meter dash in 7.12 seconds to qualify for the finals on Saturday. Roseline Addo (Newbury, England) and Kim Simmons (Knoxville, Tenn.) both secured spots in the 800-meter finals tomorrow. Addo won the first heat in 2:22.43 and Simmons qualified with a time of 2:19.54. The women's distance relay team ran a 12:20.09 to finish third in the conference. Western Carolina took second from the Bucs by only .01 seconds in the distance medley relay. The women's team consisted of Lauren Campbell (Powell, Tenn.), Howard, Tiffany Collier (Atlanta, Ga.) and Addo. The Bucs also scored some points in the high jump. Cheryl Howard (Wyalusing, Pa.) jumped 5' 3" (1.60m) to take fourth place. The SoCon Indoor Championships track meet begins again Saturday at 9:00 a.m. with the men's 35-lb. weight throw. Presentation of the championship trophies will begin approximately 3:50 p.m. tomorrow. Results from the weekend's events will be posted on www.SoConSports.com.
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In High School - a four-year letter winner in both cross country and track for coach Matt Steinhoff at Ft. Zumwalt North High School. He was the conference and district champion in cross country his senior year, as well as a conference champion in the mile, two-mile, and the 4x800m relay team. He was also the district champion in two mile and 4x800m. He holds the school record in the two mile and the 4x800m relay.
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Thailand-based modular home designer Site-Specific has announced that they are expanding their line and have even formed a new company specifically devoted to prefab homes for the Thai Market. The first home in their new line is the MDL 5.5×6, a home inspired by the shipping container but modified to make it more practical and livable. Made from recycled materials, the one bedroom prefab home is modern, simple, and totally affordable.
You may remember Site-Specific from their modular green home made from 4 shipping containers and prefab modules. With all of their designs, sustainability is not just about the materials used, but also about encouraging a more sustainable lifestyle. This new prefab model is a modest one-bedroom home, with a living room, bathroom, and an outdoor kitchenette and patio. Even though its only 34 sq meters (395 sq ft), it seems plenty big enough for one person or a couple, even in the US, and is a good start to a simpler, lower impact lifestyle. And the fact that it only costs 60,000 Thai Baht (about US $18,000), makes it an incredibly affordable option.
The design for the home was originally inspired by shipping container architecture, but it updates the concept by expanding the dimensions, making it wider and taller than a standard container. Re-appropriated or recycled steel elements are used to build the structure and the exterior is made from compressed wood shavings and recycled milk bottles for a super low-maintenance and durable cladding. Three different roof options are offered for the practical little prefab, but it is unfortunately only available in Thailand right now.
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Thailand's surprisingly doing something out of character here. Aren't they supposed to be ones that, like Indonesia, contribute to such tremendeous decline of global forest density? Anyway, the idea here is brilliant. But it begs asking why this innovation hadn't been initiated and introduced to a more mainstream field? It's not unlike the debate on oil and alternative fuels. I feel like the politics is the blame for all the undoing.
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City of Luxembourg: its Old Quarters and Fortifications
City of Luxembourg: its Old Quarters and Fortifications
Because of its strategic position, Luxembourg was, from the 16th century until 1867, when its walls were dismantled, one of Europe's greatest fortified sites. It was repeatedly reinforced as it passed from one great European power to another: the Holy Roman Emperors, the House of Burgundy, the Habsburgs, the French and Spanish kings, and finally the Prussians. Until their partial demolition, the fortifications were a fine example of military architecture spanning several centuries.
Ville de Luxembourg : vieux quartiers et fortifications
Du fait de sa position stratégique, la forteresse de Luxembourg a été depuis le XVIe siècle jusqu'en 1867, date de son démantèlement, l'un des plus importants sites fortifiés d'Europe. Renforcées à plusieurs reprises lors des passations d'un grand pouvoir européen à un autre (les empereurs du Saint Empire, la maison de Bourgogne, les Habsbourg, les rois d'Espagne et de France et finalement les Prussiens), ses fortifications ont été un résumé d'architecture militaire s'étendant sur plusieurs siècles.
مدينة لوكسمبورغ: الأحياء القديمة و التحصينات
كانت قلعة لوكسمبورغ منذ القرن السادس عشر وحتى العام 1867 تاريخ انهيارها، من أهم المواقع الأوروبيّة المُحصّنة وذلك بسبب موقعها الاستراتيجي. تمّ تعزيزها مراتٍ عدّة في خلال انتقال الحكم من سلطةٍ أوروبيّةٍ كبيرةٍ الى أخرى (أباطرة الامبراطورية المقدسة، أسرة بورغوني، أسرة هابسبورغ، ملوك اسبانيا و فرنسا وأخيراً النمساويين)، تلخّص هذه التحصينات الهندسة العسكريّة التي امتدت على مدى عدة عصور.
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Старинные кварталы и укрепления города Люксембург
Благодаря своему стратегическому расположению Люксембург являлся одним из наиболее укрепленных мест в Европе в период с XVI в. и вплоть до 1867 г. (когда его укрепления были снесены). Его неоднократно дополнительно усиливали по мере перехода от одной великой европейской державы к другой: это были императоры Священной Римской империи, Габсбурги, короли Франции и Испании и, наконец, Пруссия. До того, как они были частично разрушены, укрепления могли служить прекрасным примером военной архитектуры периода, охватывающего несколько столетий.
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Ciudad de Luxemburgo: barrios antiguos y fortificaciones
Por su posición estratégica, la ciudad de Luxemburgo fue desde el siglo XVI hasta el desmantelamiento de sus murallas en 1867, una de las plazas fuertes más importantes del continente europeo. Reforzadas cada vez que la ciudad pasó de manos de una a otra de las sucesivas potencias dominantes en Europa (emperadores del Sacro Imperio Romano Germánico, la Casa de Borgoña, los Habsburgo y los reyes de España, Francia y Prusia), sus fortificaciones fueron, hasta su demolición parcial, un verdadero compendio de la evolución de la arquitectura militar a lo largo de varios siglos.
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source: NFUAJ
Luxemburg: de oude stad en vestingwerken
Door zijn strategische positie was de stad Luxemburg vanaf de 16e eeuw tot aan 1867 – toen haar muren werden ontmanteld – een van de grootste versterkte plaatsen in Europa. De stad werd meerdere malen versterkt toen de macht werd overgedragen van de ene grote Europese macht aan de andere: de Heilige Romeinse keizers, het Huis van Bourgondië, de Habsburgers, de Franse en Spaanse koningen en ten slotte de Pruisen. De vestingwerken waren tot hun gedeeltelijke afbraak een mooi voorbeeld van eeuwenlange militaire architectuur.
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The Old City of Luxembourg is located at the confluence of the Alzette and Pétrusse Rivers, on a very steep rocky outcrop which is somewhat of a natural fortification that only needed to be completed on the west side. Due to its exceptional strategic position, the City of Luxembourg was one of the largest fortresses of modern Europe which was constantly strengthened and reinforced as it passed successively into the hands of the great European powers.
Originally, the City of Luxembourg comprised only a small fort (the castle) built shortly after the middle of the 10th century on an almost inaccessible rock. In the 12th century, the settlement that developed near the castle was protected by a stone fortification wall, which was extended in the 14th and 15th centuries. In 1443, the city was taken by the troops of Burgundy. Through inheritance it passed to the Habsburgs and became Spanish until 1684. During this period, the site was transformed into a veritable fortress. After the conquest by King Louis XIV, Vauban extended and reinforced the fortifications. In the 18th century, the Austrians continued his work and created the "Gibraltar of the North". After the Congress of Vienna, the Prussians created new military structures until the dismantling was decided in 1867. Following the Treaty of London in 1867, the majority of the fortifications were demolished but many vestiges representative of all these eras remain, of which a number of gates, forts, bastions, redoubts and casemates.
The city also retains the layout of its streets and many public buildings, important testimony of its origins and its development since the 10th century. Inside and at the foot of the ramparts, quarters where people lived and engaged in trades or crafts developed. They also kept places of worship, such as the Church of St. Michel, now a veritable museum of sacred art, or the Church of St. Nicolas, subsequently transferred to the sanctuary of the Jesuits, the present cathedral. The ancient Abbey of Neumünster is a landmark in the borough of Grund. In the Upper Town, in the shadow of the walls, aristocratic families and the major religious communities built their mansions called "shelters" to be close to the administrations and official institutions. The old quarters still bear the imprint of their former inhabitants and their activities.
Despite the dismantling of the fortress, the fortifications and the old quarters, today the city is a historical ensemble of prime importance. It is an outstanding example of a fortified European city and host to an exceptional variety of military vestiges illustrating a long period of Western history.
Criterion (iv): The City of Luxembourg played a significant role in European history for several centuries. It preserves major remains of its impressive fortifications and its old quarters, in an exceptional natural setting.
Despite the many assaults from the 15th to the 18th century and the systematic dismantling in the late 19th century, the old quarters and fortifications of the City of Luxembourg enable a complete representation of its historical significance as a fortress and historic city. Bastions and other fortifications still characterize the site of the city, even if they have lost all military significance. Inside the ramparts, the narrow streets recall the minimal housing conditions of the medieval urban fabric.
The authenticity of the old quarters and of the fortifications remains high. The massive defensive structures, by their very nature, have defied any significant changes in their shape or their materials, apart from the disappearance of certain defensive elements destroyed during the years following 1867. The largest part of the plan of the city has survived, which shows how the civil constructions were forced to comply with a plan imposed by the requirements of defence and war.
From the 19th century, several bastions were integrated as picturesque elements in urban projects. The dismantling of large sections of its defensive walls allowed the city to develop; the old quarters have thus been preserved, although many buildings had to be reassigned. Some houses have become administrative buildings or museums, but their appearance has not changed. Several elements of the fortifications buried in the 19th century have been cleared and restored.
Protection and management requirements
The protection of properties belonging either to the State or to the City of Luxembourg or individuals is governed primarily by the Law of 18 July 1983 relating to the conservation and protection of national sites and monuments. This law imposes significant restrictions on owners and occupiers of protected sites and buildings. The implementation of this legislation is the responsibility of the Ministry of Culture, Department of National Sites and Monuments.
The vestiges of ancient fortifications are the property of the State, who ensures their ongoing maintenance. The old quarters are considered by the City of Luxembourg as protected areas. In addition, many buildings are classified as national monuments or listed in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments. All operations are closely monitored both by the Department of National Monuments and Sites (Ministry of Culture) and by the City, to assess the physical impact on the built environment and maintain the visual coherence of the townscape. In cases where the work involves digging in the soil, archaeological observations, or, in certain cases, excavations are obligatory.
The National Museum of History and Art and the City History Museum raise public awareness of the cultural and historical wealth of the property. In the same vein, the Ministry of Culture developed the Three Acorns Museum dedicated to the fortress and its influence on the life of the City and its inhabitants.
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Because of its strategic position, Luxembourg was, from the 16th century until 1867 when its walls were dismantled, one of Europe's greatest fortified sites. It was repeatedly reinforced as it passed from one great European power to another: the Holy Roman Emperors, House of Burgundy, Habsburgs, French and Spanish kings, and finally the Prussians. Until their partial demolition, the fortifications were a fine example of military architecture spanning several centuries.
The City of Luxembourg is located at the crossing point of two major Roman roads. In 963 Sigefroid, a count from the Moselle valley, built a castle on the Rocher du Bock, which he obtained by means of an exchange with the Abbey of St Maximin of Trier. His servants and soldiers settled around the castle and the modern town sprang from the market-place of this settlement, the Vieux Marché.
The town had grown to such an extent that a second defensive wall was built around the end of the 12th century, to be superseded in the 15th century when a third line of defences was built. By the 16th century, Luxembourg had become a strategic and military prize. The House of Burgundy, the Habsburgs, the French and Spanish kings or the Holy Roman Emperors all wanted Luxembourg. Throughout this period the defences were continuously extended and improved, making it into a fortress that earned the title 'Gibraltar of the North'. With the signature of the Treaty of London in 1867, the European powers confirmed the perpetual neutrality of the Grand Duchy and, in consequence, the evacuation of the fortress within three months and the demolition of the fortifications. This turned a grim fortress of some 180 ha into an open city.
The old quarter of the City of Luxembourg extends westwards from the Bock promontory, where the first ducal family established itself. The Rocher du Bock is a honeycomb of 17th- and 18th-century casemates, the largest surviving ensemble of underground fortifications. Also of importance is the bridge joining the Bock to the upper town, the Church of Saint-Michel, originating from the 10th century. The latter-day Marché-aux-Poissons was the main market in the Middle Ages and the first open space in the town. The present Grand Ducal Palace stands on the site of the first maison communale built in 1244 and of the Hôtel de Ville. The Rue Wiltheim, which leads down to Pfaffenthal, follows the route of the Roman road to Trier.
The governmental quarter and Notre-Dame Cathedral: the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Luxembourg is the former church of the Jesuit College upon which work began in 1613; it was consecrated in 1621. It is an outstanding example of Netherlands late Gothic architecture, with a Renaissance portal and rood-screen. Alongside the cathedral is the Présidence du Gouvernement, known today as the Maison de Bourgogne. It belonged until 1676 to the Berbourg family, traditional cup-bearers to the ducal house. Its brick staircase towers illustrate the transition from the Gothic to the Renaissance style. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Rue Notre-Dame was built in 1751 in characteristic Louis XV style.
The lower town of Grund and the Plateau du Rham: archaeological excavations have shown that the Grund and Rham areas were settled for some six centuries before Count Sigefroid took possession of the Bock promontory in 963. The Wenceslas Wall formed part of the third defensive circuit built in the late 14th century. It underwent a number of modifications and strengthenings as artillery improved.
The Grund sluice was built by the Austrians in 1731; it consists of a massive masonry dam with vaulted openings that could be closed to prevent water passing through them. Much of the lock was dismantled in 1878, but its remains are still impressive, and also provide a magnificent panorama of the city. The Hospital Saint-Jean was founded in 1308; in 1543 a Benedictine community was established there, to become known as the Neuminster.Source: UNESCO/CLT/WHC
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The City of Luxembourg is located at the crossing point of two major Roman roads. In 963 Sigefroid, a count from the Moselle valley, built a castle on the Rocher du Bock, which he obtained by means of an exchange with the Abbey of St Maxirnin of Trier. His servants and soldiers settled around the castle and the modern town sprang from the market-place of this settlement, the Vieux Marche. Settlers were recorded as early as 926 in the Alzette valley, near the castle, and their houses formed the nuclei of the later lower towns of Grund and Pfaffenthal.
The town had grown to such an extent that a second defensive waU was built aronnd the end of the 12th century, but this, too, was superseded in the 15th century when a third line of defences was built, enclosing the lower town of Grund as well.
By the 16th century, Luxembourg with its fortifications had become a strategic and military prize. The House of Burgundy, the Habsburgs, the French and Spanish kings, or the Holy Roman Emperors - all wanted Luxembourg. It was this reason that the city remained within the confines of its fortifications until 1867. Life there was harsh and the inhabitants resented having soldiers billeted upon them.
Throughout this period the defences of Luxembourg were continually extended and improved, making it into a fortress that earned the title of the "Gibraltar of the North". This was a dubious distinction, since it brought the city into most of Europe's wars from the 16th to the 18th centuries. Four main stages can be identified:
1. 17th century (especially 1671-84): enlargement of the defences by the Spanish, who built several new redoubts (Peter, Marie, Berlaimont), and construction of the first barracks inside the city.
2. 1684-97: large-scale rebuilding of the fortifications under the direction of Vauban following the successful siege of 1684 by the French. Pfaffenthal was included within the defences and large barracks were built on the Rham and Saint-Esprit plateaux. The Saint-Esprit monastery was transferred to Pfaffenthal.
3. 18th century: continued development of the fortress by the Austrians (from 1715). The engineer de Beam% prepared an ambitious plan designed to make Luxembourg a key element in the defence of the Austrian Netherlands. This work, which lasted over forty years, involved the construction of new forts around the city (eg those of Thtigen and Olisy) and systems of casematesli nked by underground tunnels.
4. 19th century: the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg joined the German Confederation after the Congress of Vienna and the federal fortress of Luxembourg was garrisoned by the Prussian Army from 1815 to 1867. The Prussians carried out major renovation work from 1826 onwards (eg at Fort Thtingen, where the surviving remains, known as Les Trois Glands, date from this period) and also added new elements, such as Fort Wedell, built to protect the railway station, which was built at around this time.
With the signature of the Treaty of London in 1867 the European powers confirmed the perpetual neutrality of the Grand Duchy and, in consequence, the evacuation of the fortress within three months and the demolition of the fortifications. This brought to an end a long evolution over nine centuries and turned a grim fortress of some 180 ha into an open city. Dismantlement of more than 24 km of underground defences and some 40,000 m2 of casemates, batteries, barracks, and the like lasted sixteen years and cost over 1.5 million gold francs. Some elements survive, such as twelve of the 28 gates and a number of redoubts and forts.Source: Advisory Body Evaluation
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I think this holds true for Project Management too.
For the most part, the prioritization methods I've found are either too focus-centric on tasks to the point that they are more self-reflective projections on what you know or intend on doing first anyway or they are as rigid as GTD contexts and it ends up serving those who can already achieve their tasks rather than help those who have problems with prioritizing...or simply put, it's an optimization hack rather than a "help me!" technique and that's no good for those actually searching for a how to.


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"He was a good person," Taylor said about Melvin Wayne Brown, 31, of Indian Head. Taylor said Brown was commonly known as "Silkk."
At 11:50 p.m. Sept. 7, police officers from the town of La Plata and the Charles County Sheriff's Office answered calls reporting gunshots near Popes Creek Court in La Plata.
Sheriff's office spokeswoman Diane Richardson said that when police arrived, they found Brown lying between two cars in the 600 block of Pomonkey Way in the Phoenix Run neighborhood. He had been shot more than once and was pronounced dead on the scene.
The sheriff's office is still investigating the shooting. Richardson said Monday that police are still working on establishing a motive. At this point in the investigation, Richardson said, a motive "is simply not clear."
Taylor, of Bryans Road, said Brown wasn't perfect but was well-known in the community. His death, Taylor said, is "going to impact the whole county." Taylor said Brown would have cookouts every Sunday for the community.
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