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Puerto Vallarta, beachfront, penthouse, condominium. Located in the El Dorado building. Main balcony overlooks the pool, Los Mueros beach and the Bay of Banderas. Two bedrooms, two full tile baths with walk in showers. Master bedroom has ocean views and second bedroom has a second balcony with city and ocean views. Both bedrooms have king beds. Fully equipped kitchen with dinning room. Approximately 1300 sq ft. Sleeps four. Three TV's, cable with English programing, DVD, CD player with ipad/iphone dock and wireless, high speed internet (No charge- wired and wireless). Daily maid service (NC), except Sunday. Professionally decorated. Bottled ...Read more
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Located in the heart of Old Town, directly above Los Muertos beach. Within walking distance to most major restaurants, shopping and night life. About one mile along the beach front malecon to the center of downtown.
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Beach or lakeside relaxation, Mountain nearby, Warm winter getaways, Waterfront
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Nearest airport: Puerto Vallarta (PVA), 8 miles
Car is not necessary
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Part of the ITC-Fortune group, I had a good experience of staying here last - Nov 2014. Great buffet breakfast spread is a big bonus!
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Pandiyan hotel is located centrally with a very nice lawn area.
Stayed in room 203 that was quite large. They have a barbeque restaurant near the pool which is the USP of this hotel, this one has a very large outdoor screen where you get to watch matches ....Just one suggestion could be the management could have some coolers set...
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this is one of the best nice location nice treat in our 2tier city madurai, tamilnadu. i recommend this to all
It is situated in an important and very calm area. It is one of the leading and oldest star Hotels in Madurai. Their traditionally welcome is the hall mark of this Hotel. Since, it is construced a very long back, the rooms are very big and cleanly maintained in the olden culture method. It is well supported by foreigners ande...
recently i visited Sri Meenakshi Temple and i hav an opportunity to stay in Fortune Pandiyan Hotel near Race Course road, Madurai. All thru mi stay i hav received good service from the staff. The front desk was very cooperative and extended ace service.
indeed during this hour of power shortage , the hotel maintained very good power management and unintrupted power through Mega Power plants. Moreover whenever i n mi family approached the front office desk for assistance , they behaved nicely and cooperative.
hotel is good ,food is ok can try it once,.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Good property but the irritatingly poor restt service makes it worst 3-4 Star hotel I ve stayed in !!
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The use of syndromic surveillance for decision-making during the H1N1 pandemic: A qualitative study
1 Public Health Ontario, Toronto, ON, Canada
2 Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
3 Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada
4 Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada
5 Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington Public Health, Kingston, ON, Canada
6 University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Ottawa, ON, Canada
BMC Public Health 2012, 12:929 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-12-929Published: 30 October 2012
Although an increasing number of studies are documenting uses of syndromic surveillance by front line public health, few detail the value added from linking syndromic data to public health decision-making. This study seeks to understand how syndromic data informed specific public health actions during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic.
Semi-structured telephone interviews were conducted with participants from Ontario's public health departments, the provincial ministry of health and federal public health agency to gather information about syndromic surveillance systems used and the role of syndromic data in informing specific public health actions taken during the pandemic. Responses were compared with how the same decisions were made by non-syndromic surveillance users.
Findings from 56 interviews (82% response) show that syndromic data were most used for monitoring virus activity, measuring impact on the health care system and informing the opening of influenza assessment centres in several jurisdictions, and supporting communications and messaging, rather than its intended purpose of early outbreak detection. Syndromic data had limited impact on decisions that involved the operation of immunization clinics, school closures, sending information letters home with school children or providing recommendations to health care providers. Both syndromic surveillance users and non-users reported that guidance from the provincial ministry of health, communications with stakeholders and vaccine availability were driving factors in these public health decisions.
Syndromic surveillance had limited use in decision-making during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic in Ontario. This study provides insights into the reasons why this occurred. Despite this, syndromic data were valued for providing situational awareness and confidence to support public communications and recommendations. Developing an understanding of how syndromic data are utilized during public health events provides valuable evidence to support future investments in public health surveillance.


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Benjamin Jowett; Sir Henry Wentworth Acland, 1st Bt
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John Herbert Gaudet, 68, a native of Pierre Part and resident of Thibodaux, died at 10:20 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2002.
Visitation will be from 8 a.m. to funeral time Thursday at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the church, with burial in the church cemetery.
He is survived his wife, Judith Gamble Gaudet; three sons, Tim Smith, Scott Smith and Duane Smith; one daughter, Gaynell Gaudet Ardillo; three brothers, Victor, Felix and Louis Gaudet; two sisters, Christine Verrett and Loraine Aucoin; and seven grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Felix and Roselie Fryou Gaudet; one son, John Jeffrey Gaudet; and three brothers, Hembley "Man", Gilday and Arnes Gaudet.
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Fr. Max Oliva '61 writes, "As a result of my ministry with men and women in the corporate community both in the United States and in Canada, a sequel to my book, Beatitudes for the Workplace (2009), has recently been published. It is called The 10 Commandments for Everyday Life. Both books are available also on Kindle and both are available either from 23rd Publications or on Amazon.com."
Phil Bannan Sr. '61 was named Entrepreneur of the Year by the Herald Business Journal, in Snohomish County. He's been a Port of Everett commissioner as well as executive director of the Port of Everett. He was also executive director of the city of Everett under former Mayor Ed Hansen. Now he's the owner of both Scuttlebut Brewing Co. and a restaurant on the waterfront. He and his wife have four grown children: Maggie '90, twins Judy '91 and Janet '91, and son, Phil Jr. '95.
William Enright '63 is an adjunct reference librarian at Rio Hondo College in Whittier, California.
Diane Raddatz '65 writes, "Still kicking and enjoying each day - a gift of God."
Kathy Holly '65 is an actress, voice-over, musician, and producer. She produces special events and cabaret shows throughout the Bay Area as wells as "Supper Club Nite" at the Villa D'Este in San Francisco; an open mic at the Cafe Utopia; performs in Mystery Theatre; produces and hosts her TV show Spotlight and teaches music and performing arts; and tutors students who speak English as a second language, focusing on public speaking and accent reduction. She lives in San Francisco and is the proud mother of her daughter, Dr. Kelly Morris, who practices medicine at Highland Hospital in Oakland.
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Lawrence L. Fargher MBA '65, CEO of Realcom Associates, was selected for inclusion in the forthcoming edition of The Heritage Registry of Who's Who, a New York-based biographical publication that selects and distinguishes leading professionals throughout North America who have attained a recognizable degree of success in their field of endeavor and thereby contribute to the growth of their industry and profession.
Robert "Bob" Dompe '65, M.S. '67 writes, "I retired two years ago from BAE Systems as a senior systems engineer. I've got two children (one gender each), five (plus) grandchildren (all boys). I'm concentrating now on: home/family life, photography, attending sports car races, and running."
Rosette G. Dawson '65 was among the first class of women admitted to the University in 1961. She writes, "All is well and happy in retirement! Husband loves fishing; I volunteer with American Association of University Women and am Anacortes Branch president. Special project: encourging girls to pursue STEM careers. Our daughter Carolyn is married and working on her Ph.D. at the University of Washington, Seattle."
Pamela Madden '66 says, "Moved back to San Jose in 2011. Glad to be here!"
Napa County Reads has selected the autobiographic stories by Francisco Jiménez '66, an award-winning writer who chronicles his humble beginnings and struggles to complete his education as the son of migrant workers from Mexico, to be shared with area middle school students.
Napa County Reads will host Jiménez at two presentations in November, as well as at sessions with young students.
Napa County Reads, coordinated by the Napa County Office of Education, is a coalition of educators and residents dedicated to improving the reading experiences of students throughout Napa County with an emphasis on middle schools.
Each year, the committee selects a book that is read in the fall, followed by special events that include a visit from the author.
Jiménez emigrated with his family from Tlaquepaque, Mexico to California and as a child worked alongside his parents in the fields of California. He received his bachelor's degree from Santa Clara University and a masters and Ph.D. in Latin American literature from Columbia University under a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship.
He has have won several national literary awards. His books have been published in Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Italian and Spanish. His stories have been reprinted in more than 100 textbooks and anthologies of literature. He is professor emeritus for the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Santa Clara University.
Jiménez's autobiographical books include: "The Circuit: Stories from the Life of a Migrant Child," "Breaking Through," "Reaching Out," and "Taking Hold: From Migrant Childhood to Columbia University."
For more information: http://www.napacoe.org/napa-county-reads/.
Dennis Woodruff '67 was inducted into the Santa Clara crew Hall of Fame for founding and rowing undefeated in 1965.
After spending five-plus years aboard their first sailboat, Nan Bauman Englehardt '68 and her husband, Duey, found they were looking for another adventure! So they are now the proud owners of S/V FLIGHT, sailing the Pacific Coast of Mexico six months of the year. The rest of the year, they explore the Northwest from their new home on Camano Island, Washington.
After 38 fulfilling years in the beverage industry, Keith Paulson '69 has retired. He's living in Monte Sereno with his wife, Claire Campodonico. He is an ace golfer at Saratoga Country Club.
Edward A. Fraga '69 writes, "I retired two years ago after a 42-year career in IT, including department directorships, and 10 years as VP for state and local government for Gartner (gartner.com). My wife of 36 years, Carol, and I have lived in our home in Topanga, California, since 1988. We have traveled the world, including to all seven continents and remote locations such as the Falkland and Galapagos Islands, Mongolia, and Antartica. I recently completed the P90X 90-day exercise program and am currently training to participate in a triathlon. We have been blessed with a good life and good health, and so we are now giving back to our community in emergency-preparedness assistance."


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A stay at El Biar Hotel places you in the heart of Algiers, convenient to Museum of Antiquities and Bardo Museum. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Stade 5 Juillet 1962 and Ben Aknoun Zoo.
Stay in one of 93 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and a turndown service.
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#Losing: Being a celebrity has its perks. Not included among those perks, apparently, is the right to get a police escort through downtown D.C. when you're late to your own performance. Metropolitan Police Department Chief Cathy Lanier says there's no way Charlie Sheen's police escort this week was appropriate under police rules. Which, of course, means Sheen will pay the city back for whatever the escort cost... right? -2
Please Tip Your Bartender's Lawyer: The flood gates protecting Georgetown's Washington Harbour complex would have been enough to keep water from inundating the bars and restaurants there this week—if they'd been set up, which they weren't. How much money are the employees of the closed establishments missing out on? $5 million, according to a class-action lawsuit filed against the owners of the complex. That's a lot of Bud Lites. -1
No Porn, Please, We're a Library: A fight broke out recently at a Brooklyn library between a guy who wanted to watch pornography on one of the library's computers and a guy who wanted to use the computer for something else (possibly to watch his own porn). District residents can rest easy; porn is generally blocked from libraries here by a systemwide Internet filter. Presumably, if the library hadn't blocked it, Congress would have forced them to by now, anyway. -1
Bagged: D.C. is, officially, a national trendsetter. At least when it comes to bag taxes. Virginia Rep. Jim Moran, a Democrat, wants Congress to pass a national 5-cent-per-plastic bag surtax, inspired by the success a similar policy has had in reducing use of bags here in the District. Of course, since one of the first thing Republicans did upon taking control of the House this year was ditch the compostable cups and utensils being used in cafeterias, Moran isn't likely to have much luck. +1
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ORLANDO, Florida- Shaquille O'Neal was present during a botched child pornography raid last month while working in Virginia as a reserve sheriff's deputy, a Bedford County Sheriff's officer said.
The Miami Heat center, who pursues his interest in law enforcement during the offseason, denied Tuesday taking part in serving the search warrant at the wrong house Sept. 23. However, Bedford County Sheriff's Lt. Michael Harmony confirmed to The Associated Press that O'Neal was there.
O'Neal, in Orlando to play a preseason game Tuesday, was asked about the raid and several times somewhat playfully responded, "It wasn't me."
The 13-time All-Star has expressed an interest in becoming a Bedford deputy or sheriff somewhere else after his NBA career ends. He also works as a firearms-certified reserve police officer in Miami Beach.
"Of course, being sheriff is a seasoned political position, so we're not going to be out there knocking down the wrong doors," he said. "We just have to do the right thing."
A.J. Nuckols, who said his family has filed formal complaints, wrote in a letter published in the Chatham Star-Tribune that the raid at his Gretna, Virginia, home scared him and his family "beyond description."
He described being "held at gunpoint, taunted and led into the house," and said the home was ransacked by a "paramilitary search-and-seizure team" that took computers, cameras, DVDs and VHS tapes.
Nuckols said in a phone interview that he heard O'Neal was at his home, but did not specifically see the 7-foot-1, 325-pound (146-kilo) All-Star in all the commotion.
Authorities later realized they had been given the wrong IP address, which Internet service providers can use to identify users, leading them to the wrong physical address, Harmony said. It was the Internet company's mistake, he said.
Harmony said the sheriff's office apologized, but Nuckols mischaracterized the incident. Harmony said officers were wearing bulletproof vests and may have been in dark or camouflaged clothing, but were not carrying assault rifles or wearing helmets.
He said the sheriff's office conducted a successful search on the correct home Friday, finding child pornography and securing a statement from a man saying he knowingly distributed it.
The Bedford Sheriff's Office enlisted O'Neal to be the spokesman and public face of its anti-child pornography and child predator campaign, making him a deputy last year.
Harmony said O'Neal had been on previous search warrant executions.
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I have toured the Sullivan County Jail and will visit Grafton's next
To The Daily Sun,
As a candidate for the Belknap County Commission, my desire to learn all I can about jail issues recently led me to visit the Sullivan County Jail in Claremont. There are valuable lessons to to be gained from what they've accomplished. I spent two hours listening, asking questions, and getting a tour of their new Community Corrections facility. They have also renovated their old jail and use it for pretrial detentions and for inmates who are ineligible for Community Corrections programs.
They completed their project for about $10 million and have also seen remarkable results from the anti-recidivism programs they've implemented. A similar program has been included in the design for the new facility our commission has proposed. Those programs provide major public safety and money-saving benefits which I will write about later. I want to focus now on sharp pencil lessons that might help Belknap County.
I learned that construction specifications for jails come in four varieties. Correctional standards are the most expensive, followed by industrial, commercial, and residential standards. The standard to be applied depends upon the purpose of the facility. Correction standards are used when the highest level of security is necessary. The others can be used for construction that does not have the same security needs. A building dedicated to community corrections does not require the highest specifications standards. It houses inmates who are involved in programs leading to behavioral change and participating in education, drug and mental health treatment, work release and electronic monitoring. Thus, the entire building can be constructed with a lower level of security than a building designed to hold inmates securely who are not eligible for programming.
We ought to be able to utilize the Sullivan County experience to help inform our discussion, while keeping in mind circumstances unique to Belknap County, such as that we are significantly larger and have the need for empty cells to use during Bike Week, etc.
Dave Pollak
Candidate for Belknap County Commissioner
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Sanbornton ballots for Sept. 9 primary election are already online
To The Daily Sun,
I have just picked up the Official Primary Sanbornton Ballots for the Sept. 9 Primary election.
The ballots can also be viewed on the Sanbornton web site or click on http://sanborntonnh.org/Bulletin_Board_&_Useful_Info/2014%20Primary%20Ballot.PDF
Happy voting.
Bill Whalen
Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 August 2014 10:00
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It's no wonder Sen. Shaheen refuses to hold open Hown Hall meetings
To The Daily Sun,
I have a question for you: What's worse than career politicians, like Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, who supported the $787 billion "stimulus" plan that did little for New Hampshire? In my opinion, the fact that her business interests directly benefited from it to the tune of $78,000.
That is $78,000 of our hard-earned money she used to line her own pockets. It's no wonder she wants to avoid her constituents and refuses to have open and public Town Hall meetings. There certainly are a lot of reasons why Sen. Shaheen might want to avoid us. From this scandal regarding her vote for the failed stimulus to her continued support for a disastrous Obamacare, I understand why she is hiding. However, it is time our state's senior senator stops hiding and starts answering for years of failed leadership.
Cindy Creteau-Miller
Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 August 2014 09:57
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Please consider joining the Leadership Lakes Region Class of '15
To The Daily Sun,
I have become very passionate about the Leadership Lakes Region (LLR) program. As a graduate and new board member I wanted to share a perspective on what it does for graduates, businesses and the community at large.
The organization is dedicated to community improvement by creating a network of effective leaders who promote volunteerism and civic awareness. The "course" is one day a month for eight months, with each day focusing on a topic critical to the area (history and culture, social issues, education, economics, politics, health, environment). Each class consists of about 18 to 25 individuals with varied occupations and backgrounds who develop strong bonds with each other and the community as they learn about the strengths and weaknesses of our precious landscape. Locations throughout the area serve as the classroom with citizens and business/educational leaders serving as teachers to guide the class towards discovery.
The course gave me a greater understanding of our community needs as well as its resources. I was exposed to the agencies who help those in need, the businesses who are in the forefront of supplying employees as volunteers and/or funding for causes. Personally, I established a dynamic network of current and future community leaders who are dedicated to making the Lakes Region a better community. Even those who grew up in this area are surprised to learn how much they don't know about the issues facing this area as well as the bevy of resources available to help. Since graduating, I have regrouped with classmates for multiple causes and have joined two boards.
If you are an individual interested in networking with community leaders and working towards a better Lakes Region, I encourage you to learn more about LLR. We can help you approach your employer about getting the time and resources to join the upcoming Class of 2015. If you are a supervisor or business owner, I encourage you to send one or two employees. You will end up with a richer workforce who are more engaged in the community; a plus for all businesses.
Applications, tuition and other information are available at the website http://www.leadershiplakesregion.org/ or you may call 603.524.6791.
Dona Murray
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Rep. Fields worked against his own party & behaved childlisly
To The Daily Sun,
As we are now entering into the "crazy season" of political elections, I wanted to write this letter to endorse some folks who I believe will be honest public servants to Belknap County, should they win their elections.
Rep. Richard Burchell is running against John Thomas for the seat of County Commissioner. Having had personal experience serving with both of these men, Rep. Burchell would definitely have my vote. Not only has Commissioner Thomas demonstrated unprofessional behavior time and again (I will never forget his infamous "You want to take this on lady?" threat at a delegation meeting early in 2013), he has proven he stands for unaccountable governance. This is totally unacceptable. Commissioner Richard Burchell sounds just great to me.
Ray Howard is running for Belknap District 8 in the New Hampshire House. I have full confidence Mr. Howard will vote to stop the over-taxation of our residents in Belknap. He will stand against new taxes and bloated government. And as this was my seat in Belknap, I cannot imagine a better legislator sitting in it.
Rep. Dennis Fields not only worked against his own party during my time as a delegation member in Belknap, he demonstrated childish and truculent behavior at virtually every delegation meeting. He voted with the Democrats again and again, many times against Belknap taxpayers. My endorsement goes to Republican Brian Gallagher. Sanbornton deserves a true Republican in that seat and Brian is the man for the job. Time to make a change, Sanbornton.
So, that is my take on some upcoming primary elections in Belknap County. It is Live Free or Die time here in New Hampshire. Let's support our conservative candidates throughout New Hampshire.
Jane Cormier
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Notre Dame returns eight starters, including three All-America honorees, from semifinalist finish.
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Fighting Irish aiming to continue their consistent run of excellence with a seventh consecutive NCAA postseason berth.
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AS A SENIOR (2014): Played in a career-high eight games and picked up a career-best nine ground balls ... saw action in the first five games of the season (Jacksonville, Penn State, North Carolina, Denver, Virginia) ... scooped up a career-high five ground balls in the 11-10 comeback victory at North Carolina in the ACC opener ... one ground ball versus Jacksonville and Virginia ... played in the regular-season encounter with Duke ... collected two ground balls in the 15-5 victory over Robert Morris ... played in the 13-5 besting of Harvard in the first round of the NCAA Championship.
AS A JUNIOR (2013): Appeared in one game ... saw time in a 17-5 victory over Marquette ... picked up one ground ball ... a BIG EAST Academic All-Star.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2012): Played in one game during his first season with the Fighting Irish ... made his Notre Dame debut in a 9-1 win over Providence.
AS A FRESHMAN (2011): Was not a member of the Notre Dame squad.
PREP AND PERSONAL: Played attack and midfield at St. Peter's Prep ... tallied 224 points on 78 goals and 146 assists during his high school career ... picked up 184 ground balls ... had five three-goal games and two four-goal games during his career ... registered 30 goals, 32 assists and 74 ground balls during his senior season as he helped the Marauders to a 14-5 record, including a perfect 8-0 mark in conference play ... notched 21 goals, 53 assists and 37 ground balls during his junior campaign ... posted 63 points on 18 goals and 45 assists in addition to picking up 44 ground balls as a sophomore ... St. Peter's posted a 13-5 record during his sophomore season ... had nine goals, 16 assists and 29 ground balls in helping St. Peter's to a 12-5 record as a freshman ... graduated from the Mendoza College of Business in May of 2014 with a finance degree ... finished with a 3.245 cumulative GPA ... currently enrolled in Notre Dame's one-year MBA program.
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Haven't Worked Out In Two Months, Tips for Starting Back
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I havent worked out for the past two months, im 6'3" and weight 212lbs. Ive been active/athletic all my life but just busy lately. I've lost about 13lbs in the two month time span, need some advice on getting back to where i was two months ago! any advice is welcomed!!!!
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Well I would first suggest sticking to machines for now as opposed to free weights. Also, start off with light weights so that you can get your form down on each exercise. Once you feel like your form is good and you are able to do heavier weight then consider going to free weights. Push ups are good when you are starting out and stretching before and after your workouts are a must. I would suggest doing circuit training for your whole body when first starting out. Circuit training is when you do about two sets for a certain body part and workout your whole body in one day. But its up to you, thats just my preference.
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The Environs of London: Volume 4, Counties of Herts, Essex and Kent
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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset, Volume 3, Central
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Parishes Charlton Adam CHARLTON ADAM The ancient parish of Charlton Adam, often known as East Charlton, had an area estimated at 1,458 a. ... survives. The many detached portions...
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A DFID/UKAID Description of Fragile States
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Low: Saturdays won't be the same without Spurrier
The Hall of Fame coach felt he did not have it in him to turn around the Gamecocks' slide. But don't call his departure a retirement. He'll be involved with football again in some capacity.
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In a recent blog update, Dr. Deus Mjungu, Gombe Stream Research Center's director of chimpanzee research, wrote of observing the interaction between Gombe National Park's twin sisters, Golden and Glitter. Dr. Mjungu also hinted about some potentially exciting news—fingers crossed!
It is the end of an unusual rainy season. Chimps are scattered all over their range because food is not in abundant supply. For the past two hours, we have been following the twins, Golden and Glitter. During this time, Glitter has been busy checking each termite mound she encounters. In contrast, her sister, Golden, has spent much of her time feeding on scattered fruits and leaves.
Now, the two have arrived at another termite mound. Glitter has cut a piece of twig vine, removed some leaves and is staring at Golden. Golden, on the other hand, seems to want to continue to travel. After about two minutes of indecision, both agree to termite fish. Termite fishing, however, does not seem to be rewarding and every now and then Golden switches from termiting to feeding on fruits or leaves.
Glitter persists with termiting. After about two hours, Golden's patience for waiting on her sister diminishes. She moves very close to her sister and shows some signs of wanting to leave. Glitter does not pay attention. However, after she sees her sister move far away, Glitter stops termiting and slowly follows her.
Recently, Glitter has been seen looking particularly tired and resting frequently. Her belly seems to be a little bit distended. Is she pregnant? Keep tuned!!!
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Jobs Watch: Jive Talkin'
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|Wednesday, July 21, 2010
My conference call with two Jive Software executives on Monday was quite a workout. It isn't easy to type in time with people so excited about their prospects that they can barely complete a sentence without flinging out phrases like " awesome growth trajectory," "totally stoked" and (avert your eyes now) "kicking ass and taking names."
Fortunately, there's substance behind the bluster. Jive, which is headquartered in Palo Alto but keeps a major presence in downtown Portland, has hired 100 people over the past year and has scored a $30 million investment from the same pair of Silicon Valley firms that backed Google. Expect an IPO over the next year, and plenty of hype about "magic quadrants" and "momentum in the space" between now and then.
Jive first took off in New York in 2001, but founders Bill Lynch and Matt Tucker brought the company to Portland shortly thereafter to grow it into a leader in social networking software for businesses. The founders and their early hires created a great technology platform and a notoriously lively workplace, but they never revved up the growth engines sufficiently to go public.
That has changed. Over the past few years, fast-talking California tech/IPO veterans gradually have taken leadership of the company, culminating with the move of headquarters from Portland to Palo Alto in May. CEO Dave Hersh was replaced with Tony Zingale, who built Mercury Interactive into a billion-dollar company before engineering a $5 billion merger with Hewlett Packard. Other recent hires include executives from Cisco and Webtrends.
In addition to the new headquarters in California, Jive is also growing its office in Boulder, Colorado following the January purchase of Filtrbox, a social media monitoring company. The 100 new hires from last year were split fairly evenly between the California, Colorado and Portland offices, executives say. Jive's Portland office at the Federal Reserve Building is humming with a new floor being built out and about a dozen hires over the past few months. More hiring is expected soon as Jive accelerates for a probable 2011 IPO.
Sequoia Capital had already invested $27 million in Jive, and is now partnering with Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers on the new $30 million deal. Sequoia and KFCB have backed some of the biggest tech companies of the past two decades, including Amazon, Apple and Google.
"You don't get these types of firms to write these types of checks unless you've got something really special to offer," says Jive CFO Bryan LaBlanc.
"We're the fastest growing and most innovative independent company in our space," adds Christopher Lockhead, Jive's Chief of Strategy.
Let the hype begin.
Ben Jacklet is managing editor of Oregon Business.
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Role of SycD, the chaperone of the Yersinia Yop translocators YopB and YopD
Article first published online: 1 MAR 2002
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2958.1999.01154.x
Blackwell Science Ltd, Oxford
Molecular Microbiology
Volume 31, Issue 1, pages 143–156, January 1999
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Neyt, C. and Cornelis, G. R. (1999), Role of SycD, the chaperone of the Yersinia Yop translocators YopB and YopD. Molecular Microbiology, 31: 143–156. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2958.1999.01154.x
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Extracellular Yersinia adhering at the surface of a eukaryotic cell translocate effector Yops across the plasma membrane of the cell by a mechanism requiring YopD and YopB, the latter probably mediating pore formation. We studied the role of SycD, the intrabacterial chaperone of YopD. By producing GST–YopB hybrid proteins and SycD in Escherichia coli, we observed that SycD also binds specifically to YopB and that this binding reduces the toxicity of GST–YopB in E. coli. By analysis of a series of truncated GST–YopB proteins, we observed that SycD does not bind to a discrete segment of YopB. Using the same approach, we observed that YopD can also bind to YopB. Binding between YopB and YopD occurred even in the presence of SycD, and a complex composed of these three proteins could be immunoprecipitated from the cytoplasm of Yersinia. In a sycD mutant, the intracellular pool of YopB and YopD was greatly reduced unless the lcrV gene was also deleted. As LcrV is known to interact with YopB and YopD and to promote their secretion, we speculate that SycD prevents a premature association between YopB–YopD and LcrV.


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Blues Make Move for Waterford Winger
Thursday, 11th Jul 2013 09:52
Town have made an approach to Waterford United regarding the signing of winger Jack Doherty. At the end of last month, TWTD revealed that the 18-year-old would join the Blues squad during last week's training camp at Carton House in Kildare.
Doherty stayed with squad until last Thursday when he went back to Waterford ahead of their game at Longford.
Blues scouts were at that match, in which Doherty scored from the penalty spot in a 2-1 defeat, and subsequently contacted the Airtricity First Division side about securing the left-sided wideman's signature.
We understand talks are set to continue later this week with Town likely to have to pay a small fee for Doherty, who is contracted to Waterford until the end of December.
Waterford are currently subject to a winding-up order – relating to wages owed to former manager Stephen Henderson, father of the ex-Town loanee keeper of the same name – and are in no position to turn down an offer. Doherty himself is already acknowledging good luck tweets from friends.
Born in Clonmel, Doherty came through the youth system at Waterford and was promoted to the first team squad in August 2011. Since then he has established himself as a regular member of the senior squad.
Capped by Ireland Schools, Doherty was called up to an Ireland U19 squad for a training camp in Spain in March.
The youngster previously spent time training at Playford Road when a schoolboy and also had trials at Manchester City and Charlton at around the same time.
Tweeting at the end of his few days at Carton House, Doherty said he had enjoyed his time training with the Blues: "Loved it here, great bunch of lads, Ipswich. Good session [this] morning, now home to see a few pals."
Meanwhile, ex-Town keeper Richard Wright has signed a one-year extension to his contract at Manchester City. The 35-year-old is yet to make a senior appearance for the Premier League side he joined last summer.
Elsewhere, former Blues striker Sam Parkin, 32, has signed for League Two Exeter City having left St Mirren at the end of last season.
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Air conditioning systems on vehicles are Godsends. You can have the most awesome looking ride, a decked out interior, and a lot of other extras, but without functioning air conditioning, it won't be as comfortable a driving experience. Of the many components in that system, none is as vulnerable as the pipe that supplies the refrigerant that keeps things cool.
Fit first!
Fit is a catchall term that covers many factors that go into buying the right pipe. The most obvious aspects are the length and circumference of the pipe itself. While air conditioning is a fairly standard affair, between years, makes, and models, there are enough differences to make fit an important issue. Your best guides to fit are your owner's manual and the pipe you are planning to replace.
If you will notice, your pipe isn't a simple rubber tube. Attached to it is a twisted and curved metallic addition called a fitting. This part works exactly like a pipe-it allows refrigerant to flow through. The only reason it's metallic is to provide stability around the bends and corners that the entire length of the pipe has to pass through. This section has to match exactly to make the pipe effective.
Component considerations
Once you have the question of fit safely answered, it's important to look into the following factors that help to determine whether or not the pipe you will buy will last long or break down easily.
- Temperature-resistance: For the more vulnerable rubber tubing, a safe resistance range is between -40 degrees and +210 degrees Fahrenheit. Apart from cold-obviously-the a/c pipe is subjected to a lot of heat under the hood.
- Corrosion-resistance: Applicable to a small degree to the rubber section and more to the metallic fittings, corrosion-resistance-indicated by a label-is important because a lot of moisture and corrosive compounds abound in the engine block of your vehicle.
A matter of price
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