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Calories 1999 Calories from Fat 283
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 31 g48.4%
Saturated Fat 17.7 g88.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 94.6 mg31.5%
Sodium 548.7 mg22.9%
Total Carbohydrates 412 g137.3%
Dietary Fiber 21.5 g85.9%
Sugars 374.1 g
Protein 52 g104.6%
Vitamin A 27.9% Vitamin C 103.1%
Calcium 160.5% Iron 63.1%
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Coordinates: 51°30′52.6″N 0°11′18.4″W / 51.514611°N 0.188444°W Whiteleys is a shopping centre in London, England. It was London's first department store, located in the Bayswater area. The store's main entrance was located on Queensway.
The original Whiteleys department store was created by William Whiteley, who started a drapery shop at 31 Westbourne Grove in 1863. By 1867 it had expanded to a row of shops containing 17 separate departments. By 1890 over 6,000 staff were employed in the business, most of them living in company-owned male and female dormitories, having to obey 176 rules and working 7am to 11pm, six days a week. Whiteley also bought massive farmlands and erected food-processing factories to provide produce for the store and for staff catering.
The first store – described as "an immense symposium of the arts and industries of the nation and of the world" – was devastated in an enormous fire in 1887,[1] one of the largest fires in London's history.[2] This was the last of four fires that had devastated the business from 1882.[3]
In 1907, William Whiteley was murdered by Horace George Rayner, who claimed to be his illegitimate son, "Cecil Whiteley". After his death, the board including two of Whiteley's sons allowed the leases on the various Westbourne Grove properties to lapse and moved into a new purpose built store on Queens Road (now called Queensway).[3]
The building was designed by John Belcher and John James Joass, and was opened by the Lord Mayor of London in 1911.[3] It was the height of luxury at the time, including both a theatre and a golf-course on the roof. It appears in a number of early 20th-century novels, and in Shaw's 1913 play Pygmalion, where Eliza Doolittle is sent "to Whiteleys to be attired." In the late 1920s, Dr. A. J. Cronin, the novelist, was appointed the medical officer of Whiteleys, and in 1927 rival store Selfridges purchased the business.
In the 1950s the chairman Sir Sydney Harold Gillet announced that the store was too big for its turnover and converted the upper floors of the store into office space. These were used by LEO Computers Ltd. in the 1950s and later by International Computers Limited (ICL) for offices and training facilities in the 1970s. The offices were named "Hartree House" after Douglas Rayner Hartree in recognition of his part in the LEO Computers story. Esso Petroleum also rented some of the office space.[4]
In 1961 United Drapery Stores purchased Whiteleys for a fee of £1,750,000.[5] In the late 1970s UDS held a market survey to find out if the losses of the business were down to customer satisfaction. The survey came back positive: it proved that Whiteleys did not have enough customers.[5]
The department store closed down in 1981 remaining empty until the building was purchased by a firm called the Whiteleys Partnership in 1986, later acquired by the Standard Life Assurance Company. Extensive reconstruction followed; the façade and some interior features such as stairs and railings remain, but essentially the building was demolished and rebuilt. During this reconstruction a tower crane collapsed, killing workmen and the driver of a car. It reopened in 1989.
In September 2013 the centre was bought by a Brunei family trust for £100 million, in an off market deal.[6]
The building was designated a Grade II Listed Building in 1970.[7]
Whiteley's Group[edit]
Whiteleys owned three other stores, other than their main store in Westbourne Grove.[8] They were:
- Frederick Gorringe of Buckingham Palace Road, London
- West & Moulton of Ilford
- R H O Hills of Blackpool
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In 1989 Whiteleys was re-opened as a shopping centre. The current Whiteleys contains a large number of shops and places to eat including Marks & Spencer, HMV, Starbucks and a sushi bar. Leisure facilities include an Odeon cinema and bowling alley. The shopping centre never worked as a retail destination and became much maligned by the wealthy and sophisticated residents of nearby Notting Hill. Since 2005 a slow change of direction began under a new management regime which incorporated substantial physical improvements to the interior, the replacement of McDonalds with Rowley Leigh's new restaurant Le Café Anglais and a new food hall in the central mall area. On site management have claimed in the press that this is the start of a transformation of the building and its shops.[citation needed] The ground-floor fountain, with its inspiring sculpture, certainly disappeared unannounced around that time. In June 2008 the ground floor was transformed into what the management have called a 'foodstore', essentially a larger, more glamorous version of a department store foodhall, designed by Lifeschutz Davidson Sandilands and operated by renowned restaurateur Dominic Ford it is called 'Food Inc' and sells fresh fish, meat, dry goods, wine and meat from the shopping centre's own farm. This year a new vintage store, Victory Vintage, opened on the first floor opposite GAP. One of the largest retail spaces on the first floor was formerly operated by Borders, but is now part of the Toys-R-Us chain. Other stores include branches of clothing stores Zara and French Connection and 'The Real China.'
Other occupants[edit]
Within the current Whiteleys building there is a TV production company called Princess Productions who own office space and a TV studio, which has been used for British breakfast TV show RI:SE, The Wright Stuff, Sunday Brunch, T4 and Too Much TV.
Former occupants[edit]
Until April 2010 Whiteleys also housed the online retailer Net-a-Porter. The company's main offices are now situated in Westfield London.
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Whiteleys is mentioned in several books and has appeared in numerous films, TV shows; most notably:
In War of the Wenuses, an 1898 parody of The War of the Worlds, one of the main battles between Earth women and Venusian women takes place outside the original store in Westbourne Grove.
In the cinematic version of Billion Dollar Brain the hero uses an X-Ray machine in Whiteleys' shoe department to examine the contents of a sealed package.
In the TV series adaption of The Tripods, filmed in 1983, the run-down Whiteleys building is used to portray an abandoned department store in 21st century Paris.
In the film Closer, starring Julia Roberts, Jude Law, Natalie Portman and Clive Owen, the upper floor of Whiteleys hosts an art gallery exhibition, and is the only scene where all four actors appear together at the same time.
The 2013 BBC1 thriller series The Escape Artist filmed scenes there.
In 2016 the store was featured extensively in the storyline of the popular ITV drama Mr Selfridge with the take-over by Selfridges.
Whiteley's Folly by Linda Stratmann (2004, Sutton Publishing) is a biography of William Whiteley, and a history of the store.
Whiteleys is mentioned the book The Diary of a Nobody written by the brothers George and Weedon Grossmith published in June 1892.
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ Affairs in Foreign Lands; the burning of Whiteley's great establishment. The loss estimated at $2,500,00 - incendiarism suspected. New York Times, 8 August 1887
- ^ Shepard, Ernest H (1957) Drawn from Memory, Penguin Books, London, ISBN 0-14-003905-8
- ^ a b c "William Whiteley, Department Store, Queensway - nationalarchive.gov.uk". Retrieved 13 April 2015.
- ^ Whitleys Folly: The Lif and Death of a Salesman by Linda Stratmann
- ^ a b Whiteleys Folly: The Life and Death of a Salesman by Linda Stratmann
- ^ "BCSC 2013: Whiteley Queensway sold for £100m". Property Week. Retrieved 21 February 2016.
- ^ Historic England. "Details from listed building database (1227450)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 1 October 2015.
- ^ "William Whitely, Department Store, Queensway - nationalarchive.gov.uk". Retrieved 13 April 2015.
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2016 Retreat Organizers:
Julie Sneddon, PhD
Bassem Al-Sady, PhD
All faculty, students and postdocs in BMS-affiliated labs are welcome! In particular, we encourage postdocs to attend.
Registration is CLOSED! If you wish to attend, please email Demian at email@example.com to check on availability.
Attendees must complete the recharge authorization form.
***First Year students do not have to submit payment authorization, BUT THEY DO HAVE TO REGISTER***
Retreat Agenda
The retreat will consist of 8 scientific sessions covering the major thematic areas of the program. Click here to download the retreat agenda. NOTE: it is subject to change.
Keynote speaker: Dr. Joe DeRisi
Confirmed speakers will include faculty members Kaveh Ashrafi, Diane Barber, Andrew Brack, Fred Chang, Sophie Dumont, Ryan Hernandez, Noelle L'Etoile, Hiten Madhani, Suzanne Noble, Todd Nystul, Scott Oakes, Rushika Perera, Yin Shen, Qizhi Tang, Saul Villeda, Jimmie Ye, Julie Zikherman. Postdoctoral and student speakers TBD.
Instructions for registration
- Registration is CLOSED! If you wish to attend, please email Demian to check on availability.
Faculty and postdoc attendees must download the recharge authorization form, which is due August 17th, 2016. The PI must sign it and assign a ChartString or Speedtype. Please return the form to the BMS office per the instructions on the form. This is in addition to the online registration.
Typically, we assign students and to townhouses and/or standard bedrooms (which are located in the Main Lodge or other buildings), and postdocs to standard bedrooms. Faculty are assigned to Executive Lodge rooms on a first-come, first-served basis. Those faculty wishing for an alternate room assignment, such as a standard bedroom in the Main Lodge, should indicate this preference when completing the online registration.
Please note that additional costs for entertainment will be added to room costs for each participant. Total costs per participant for a 2-night stay will vary.
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Double Occupancy: $446.40 per participant for a 2-night stay
Single Occupancy: $588.00 per participant for a 2-night stay
The above rates are based on $186.00 per person, per day double occupancy and $245.00 per person, per day single occupancy, plus 20% tax and service.
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Double Occupancy: $508.80 per participant for a 2-night stay
Single Occupancy: $705.60 per participant for a 2-night stay
The above rates are based on $212.00 per person, per day double occupancy and $294.00 per person, per day single occupancy, plus 20% tax and service.
Day Guests
Day guests will not be charged for accommodation. However, participants not staying at Granlibakken will be charged $100 per person per day, plus 20% tax and service. This includes 3 full meals per day, coffee breaks, use of the meeting and recreational facilities, and parking.
The cost of meals is included with the registration fee. All meals are served buffet-style. Meals provided include:
- Fri., 10/14: lunch, dinner
- Sat., 10/15: breakfast, lunch, dinner
- Sun., 10/16: breakfast
In addition, refreshments will be provided during morning coffee breaks and the evening social activities.
To read about lodging and see floor plans of the rooms on the Granlibakken website.
The BMS office will assign rooms. Participants can request specific roommates or room types during the registration process. Double occupancy rooms are available for students, postdocs and faculty. Single occupancy rooms for faculty are available on a first-come, first-served basis at a higher rate. A final room assignment list will be distributed shortly before the retreat.
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- Posters must fit in an area of about 3'8" high x 3'10 wide.
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Southern Utah Defeats North Dakota 77-71 - Recap
Trey Kennedy scored 16 points leading Southern Utah to a 77-71 victory over North Dakota at Centrum Arena on Thursday.
Southern Utah was an underdog by 9.5 points and came through with an ATS victory for bettors.
Southern Utah got 13 points from Juwan Major and another 13 points from Cal Hanks. John Marshall contributed 4 assists, while A.J. Hess cleaned the glass with 10 rebounds.
North Dakota got 18 points from Jamal Webb in a losing cause and another 14 points from Aaron Anderson. Jamal Webb contributed 4 assists for them, while Jaron Nash had 7 rebounds.
Southern Utah led at halftime, 32-28.
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"Dalton and Black: perfection for the ear and mind"
Dalton is an excellent reader who imbues this book with a texture of nuance, atmosphere and moral imperatives. Worth a thoughtful listener's time and involvement.
"Didn't care / didn't finish"
I gave up on this book about 2 hours from the end. Like another reviewer here, I realized I just didn't care about any of the characters and I wasn't curious to see what happened to them.
"Christine Falls"
This book has some interesting twists, but it does give you pause to think about what people did to others in the name of "what is best for them", not taking into consideration what the consequences might be for those they were "helping"
"Difficult to follow"
While the writing style was acceptable and the reader did a good job with all the characters, the plot twisted and turned. This could be good, but these twists seemed to go on and on. I didn't even care to finish it to find out the resolution. Too bad, I really wanted to like it.
"This story is nice."
Yes! I love listening to Timothy Dalton Narrate this story. his voice makes the characters come to life. I could fall asleep listening to his mellow deep husky voice.
HIS VOICE. his accent, his knowledge.
Yes, Timothy Dalton voice is mesmerizing!
Nope, just keep them coming.
"So bleak almost it becomes parody."
Everyone is so steeped in misery I lost interest in the story. The writing is good and it's well performed but it's a joyless slog and the plot just isn't that interesting.
"Disappointing story with non-sense ending. Excellent reader."
The story had an interesting premise, but went nowhere. The character development was fair. Timothy Dalton is an excellent reader.
I read like a madwoman all my life but now I have bad eyes. Thank goodness for audio books
"Not my favorite"
This book did not get me going at all. It had too many un-redeeming characters I did not like any of them and therefore they were not interesting. Some like it but it was not for me.
Mystery lover from waaaay back when.... Especially love those dark police/detective procedurals and the comic caper. I'm pretty tough as a reviewer. Writing must be smart and well-edited. Plots must be credible and a bit of twistiness and surprises are always welcome. Favorite authors [partial list]: Donald Westlake, Tana French, David Rosenfelt, Ruth Rendell, Ed McBain,
"Predictable with unpleasant characters"
Predictable plot that took a very, very long time to unfold. I can't think of a single main character who was interesting or attractive in any way. Waste of time and a credit.
"a plodding nightmare of a story"
It's complete lack of plot is probably the first problem. I kept waiting for something to happen that I could wonder about: "how will Quirk figure this out?" But there were just things that happened that you knew must have something to do with the story but it could have just as easily been some boring persons diary (went to work today. Had lunch with John. Wondered about a dead woman. Got told to quit wondering. Didn't. Got beat up.) I mean, really? We never do find out why Quirk cares so much.
No, but Timothy was the only thing that kept me listening. He could make a shopping list sound sexy (but NOT a boring persons diary, obviously).
In the end I was just happy the whole gloomy mess was over.
Even the big reveal at the end was ruined by the authors clumsy, boring, gloomy meandering. Instead of owning this twist the reader finds that it really isn't a twist at all. Just some bit of offhand information that most everyone, but the reader, already knew.


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by Walter Chaw Frantic, frenetic, anxious, obnoxious: the ideal audience for Chicken Little should be in bed by seven, and Disney's umpteenth cry of "sure-fire comeback project" looks, appropriately, like another convulsive episode of corporate crying-wolf. Chicken Little, for instance, makes pop culture references that don't mean anything in the context of a film whose sole purpose appears to be instructing your children to be fearful and hyper. They're just there to give parents, alternately stunned and bored, a little rootless pleasure in the middle of epileptic flash; what's left isn't clever (or kinetic) enough for us to ignore its essential emptiness. What Chicken Little is more than anything else is exhausting. You could by rights hope that it's is a send-up of the Fifties cycle of Martian invasion pictures (it name-checks War of the Worlds for no good reason) as The Incredibles was a send-up of Golden Age superhero comics, but even a cursory comparison between the two films shows that Disney's desperation to make Pixar's looming secession a non-issue is as limp and impotent as the Nevada State Boxing Commission.


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Will the NCAA men's field expand?
SportsBusiness Journal is reporting that the NCAA has begun meetings with broadcasters about the idea of expanding the men's basketball tournament field.
Citing industry sources, the trade magazine says the NCAA is also looking at the feasibility of moving the popular tournament from broadcast to cable.
The idea of expansion would take the current field of 65 teams and add another week to the competition, with the top 32 teams receiving byes.
Moving the tournament to cable would be a big blow to CBS, which has the rights to the tournament under a 11-year, $6 billion deal. CBS has been joined at the hip with the NCAA since 1982.
Interestingly, the magazine reports, the NCAA can opt out of its deal at the close of the 2010 Final Four. In that case. we'll know more in the spring.
The NCAA depends heavily on the men's tournament. Ninety percent of its annual revenue comes from the tournament. That revenue, in turn, is sent to member institutions.
Should this ever come to pass, there would be plenty of winners and losers. Winners include the NCAA itself, which would expect to see higher revenues. Losers include CBS, should it lose the rights to the tournament.
And what about those conference championships at the end of each season? Those tournaments are there for revenue reasons. If teams knew they could get into the tournament with a decent showing during the regular season, what's the point of having a conference championship?
On the broadcast side, this is the point where ESPN might move agressively to secure such a large contract, and pay whatever it takes. As the magazine reports, ESPN has an advantage of having a dual revenue stream: affiliate fees plus advertising.
As for sports fans, does an expanded field dilute the tournament? What do you think?
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Steel props installed more than three years ago as an emergency measure to stop the house collapsing are still in place. Now the Marsdens are suing Prudential Property Services, an arm of the Prudential Corporation, for pounds 75,000, arguing that their troubles started with a negligent structural survey of the house before they bought it.
'They employed somebody to do a structural survey who did not have the required expertise and we have advice from more than 20 experts that he was negligent,' said Mr Marsden, 33, a marketing consultant.
Mr Marsden and his wife, who have four young children, were living in London when they bought Hill House in Sapiston, near Bury St Edmunds. They decided that she would bring up the family while he commuted to work. Mr Marsden said: 'It was supposed to provide us with a better quality of life, but it has turned out to be a nightmare.'
Before they agreed to pay pounds 140,000 for the picturesque property, the Marsdens took advice from Prudential Property Services and paid pounds 750 for a full structural survey.
The 40-page report by the surveyor, Andrew Todd, concluded: 'My overall impression is that the property is basically satisfactory, although perhaps a little run down and becoming somewhat dated . . . Your proposed purchase price still represents good value for money.'
The surveyor, who now works for another firm, said that Hill House needed repair work and some additional bracing in the roof, but gave no warning about its fundamental soundness.
Three months after buying the house in December 1989 the Marsdens were given a more alarming verdict. Mr Marsden found that an oak corner post, one of the main structural timbers, was rotten, and called in another surveyor who was so worried he insisted a structural engineer should examine it immediately.
The new survey discovered that as well as the rotten corner post, two tie-beams holding the roof in place had been cut and a third removed altogether to allow extra bedrooms to be built. The sole plate, a beam around the bottom of the house, had been pushed off centre, and had started to crack under the stress.
In a subsequent report, Brian Morton, a structural engineer, wrote: 'It is my opinion that the problems of this structure should be obvious to an experienced surveyor. Mr Todd did not investigate in any way the condition of the members of the timber frame.'
He added: 'The whole structure bows outwards leaving the joists unsupported . . . Questions are thus raised about the overall long-term stability of the structure.'
Mr Marsden said: 'The house was in danger of collapse and we had to install engineers' props in the kitchen, the living-room, the bedrooms upstairs, and outside. They are still there 3 1/2 years later.'
The house needs repair work costing about pounds 60,000 but this was not covered by the building insurance because the faults were already there when the Marsdens bought it.
They decided to sue the Prudential for negligence and the case will be heard at Manchester Crown Court in March. The company denies liability but has placed the case in the hands of its professional indemnity insurers, Zurich Insurance, which called in a loss adjuster.
A Prudential spokesman said: 'Zurich have taken professional advice and they do not agree with Mr Marsden's statements. They will contest his views in court.' A statement by Zurich said it did not believe 'that there is a legal liability on the insurance policy arising from this claim based on the expert evidence we have obtained. We are unable to discuss the basis of this view in more detail as the claim is now subject to court proceedings'.
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Is the fitness of the rider a concern for most?
Thanks in advance.
The ULTIMATE resource for rider fitness/workouts, is called The Rider's Fitness Program. It is a book availible at most tack stores, and on Amazon.com. I absolutely love it. It has tons of workouts especially for riders, and it would be very helpful for you.
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If you've never been one for convention, ACME HOTEL is the right choice for you in downtown Chicago. Located 2 ½ blocks from the Magnificent Mile in the River North neighborhood, ACME is downtown Chicago's all new boutique hotel alternative. If you appreciate an eye for design and dig a high-tech vibe, you'll feel right at home. We'd like to call ourselves cool, or hip, because we are, but that just feels like bragging. But mostly, ACME is what we consider approachable - in more ways than one. The fact is, we want your experience at our downtown Chicago hotel to blow your mind, not your budget.
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Stay just minutes from Chicago Premium Outlets, Paramount Theatre, Two Brothers Roundhouse and Hollywood Casino Aurora. 71 newly renovated rooms with complimentary Wi-Fi, refrigerator, microwave, 39" LED TV. Indoor pool and fitness center. Pet friendly with deposit.
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The Baymont Inn is pleased to provide our guests with exceptional service. We are an incorridor property with 3 floors. Whether you are here for business or leisure, we have many amenities at an affordable price.
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Newly removated rooms, jacuzzi suites, 2 room suites, with kitchenet, exercise room, guest laundry, room service. Bus and truck parking, very friendly staff, indoor pool & spa, delux free breakfast.
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Newley renovated hotel rooms with excellent location & resonable price. All rooms with microwave & refrigerator, coffee maker & internet.
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123-room hotel conveniently located 1/2 mile from I-88. Several restaurants within walking distance. Expanded continental breakfast, fitness room, free wireless hi-speed internet, and many other amenities.
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248-room full-service hotel conveniently located between O'Hare and downtown. Outdoor pool, fitness center, 24-hour restaurant, lounge, room service, fax and copy service. 14,000 sq.ft. of meeting/banquet space
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Beautiful hotel in the Chicago Southland area offering modern & upscale rooms with abundant amenities.
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The Best Western Grant Park Hotel is ideally located on Michigan Ave., directly across from Grant Park. Our property has 172 newly renovated guest rooms, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center.
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Author: crossley Date: Tue Sep 19 19:19:10 2006 New Revision: 448032 URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=rev&rev=448032 Log: Add section for Locationmaps. Need to explain that a project locationmap is not required, but a default stops the error messages. Modified: forrest/trunk/site-author/content/xdocs/docs_0_80/upgrading_08.xml Modified: forrest/trunk/site-author/content/xdocs/docs_0_80/upgrading_08.xml URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/forrest/trunk/site-author/content/xdocs/docs_0_80/upgrading_08.xml?view=diff&rev=448032&r1=448031&r2=448032 ============================================================================== --- forrest/trunk/site-author/content/xdocs/docs_0_80/upgrading_08.xml (original) +++ forrest/trunk/site-author/content/xdocs/docs_0_80/upgrading_08.xml Tue Sep 19 19:19:10 2006 @@ -52,12 +52,24 @@ change log and also for each plugin.
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Skin flora, our protective shield4 Feb
The flora of our skin is made up of millions of bacteria that live in harmony with us. Thanks to this flora we have a shield that protects us, as the bacteria ward off infection and ensure that our skin stays healthy and attractive.
When we hear the word 'bacteria' we think of harmful microorganisms responsible for infections. And while it is certainly true that bacteria can cause infection, this is more the exception than the rule. The bacteria and fungi resident in our skin are part of our normal microbial flora and perform very important functions. In addition to self-regulation that maintains the body's equilibrium, the flora protects us against infection and enhances the skin's barrier function by breaking down skin surface lipids. The flora is also responsible for our body's natural odour, caused by bacteria breaking down the components in sweat.
The flora keeps our skin balanced, healthy and attractive. And although this is a natural process, we can help the flora by hydrating the skin. We should also pay particular attention to the pH level in our daily hygiene products, as it has been found that slightly acidic pH levels help maintain the skin flora.
Where is the flora?
A single fact proves the flora's benevolence: we typically host a fairly constant 10–14 (ten to the power of 14, or one followed by 14 zeros) bacteria in our normal microbial flora. Skin flora bacteria are located on the surface of the skin in the stratum corneum, sebaceous glands and hair follicles. Only when our defences are low or when the skin is damaged is our beneficial relationship with bacteria altered, leading to a medical condition.
Are staphylococci harmful?
Within the vast bacterial community that we play host to, one family of organisms is a source of concern for the infections that it can cause. The bacteria are called staphylococci, and Staphylococcus aureus is the most common cause of staph infections. If our skin is healthy, hydrated and acid-balanced these bacteria are harmless. But when the skin is damaged or is undernourished, these bacteria can cause problems such as boils or infectious cellulitis (not to be confused with common or fatty cellulite). However, a recent study by the University of California at San Diego (USA), published in Nature Medicine, reveals that some of our flora actually inhibits staphylococcal inflammation of the skin.
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Shallot-Cherry Confit
Shallot confit is the inspiration behind this easy hors d'oeuvre of manchego cheese and sliced baguette.
- Yield: Makes 1 1/2 cups
Source: Martha Stewart Living, June 2005
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 8 ounces shallots, trimmed and quartered
- 1 medium onion, cut into 8 wedges
- 1/2 cup dried cherries, coarsely chopped
- 3 sprigs fresh thyme
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/4 cup sherry vinegar
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
Melt butter in a medium saucepan over medium-low heat. Add shallots, onion, cherries, and thyme. Cover, and cook until shallots and onion are soft and beginning to caramelize, 12 to 14 minutes. Stir in sugar. Continue to cook, covered, until shallots and onion are caramelized, 10 to 12 minutes.
Add vinegar and 1/4 cup warm water. Cook, uncovered, stirring occasionally, until the liquid has evaporated and mixture is deep brown, about 1 hour. Season with salt and pepper. Serve at room temperature.


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Local Papers Bully the San Jose Mercury News on MarketWednesday, July 27th, 2016
Vandalized Bike Racks in Front of a WalMart StoreFriday, January 22nd, 2016
The Large, Wasteful, Obsolete, Expensive "PedMount" News Boxes of the Streets of San Francisco – Aesthetics vs. Our 1st AmendmentThursday, July 30th, 2015
Does SFGov tax newspapers to run these green monsters?
Yes. Yes it does.
Mayor Willie Brown didn't like this, so now we have this.
Most of these green boxes are empty most of the time.
Every so often, people come by to clean the big, green mostly-empty-all-the-time Pedmounts by illegally parking in bus zones, or simply double parking. The workers need to scan a barcode inside the Pedmounts to prove that they actually visited, cause, you know, it's hard to actually tell what good they're doing.
These Pedmounts were a bad idea from the beginning and they're an even worser idea now, in this day and age. (We also have to pay for them by having all these giant 17-foot-tall ads on sidewalks.)
Oh well.
Grafittied Ped-Mount Newspaper Racks: Willie Brown's Real LegacyWednesday, January 1st, 2014
(Hey, did our representatives just name a bridge span after Willie Brown? It's hard to tell, as there aren't any signs anywhere with his name on it posted on or around the bridge AFAIK. So what's stopping pols from changing the name of the span to honor somebody more deserving, you know, after Willie Brown, you know, moves on and therefore can't get revenge on whomever?)
Anyway, here's his real legacy – it's a tax / fee on the media that he put through because Willie Brown didn't like what some in the media were saying about him back in the 1990's.
This is in the Western A, two blocks from the megachurch that's been associated with WB for more than a half-decade AND two blocks from the former church of "Friend of Willie" Jim Jones:
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Willie Brown wasn't born evil. Simply, he learned the wrong things from the wrong people* after he came to California.
Oh well.
*Jessie Unruh, among others.
Cyclists Favor Illegal Bike Racks at the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park – Legal Racks Unused SometimesTuesday, October 8th, 2013
To wit:
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Now I'll tell you, I tried to park my ride on those sticks in the background but got told that that area needs to be kept clear due to fire regulations or whatnot.
The artistic spiral you see in the foreground is what you're supposed to use. But as you can see, sometimes people don't use it at all.
Oh well.
Expensive, Useless Bicycle Barometer is Broken Again? And Yet, the SFMTA Sees Fit to Have No Bike Parking Near the 1355 Market BuildingThursday, July 25th, 2013
Oh what's that, SFMTA? You just do transit and barometers and there's no money to put in a few metal bike racks in front of the Twitter Building, where a purported "6000" Twitterers labor each and every day?
So people visiting 1355 Market can just lock up to a damn tree, thusly?
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Oh, I know. Why not instead of a bicycle barometer, we could have a San Francisco Bicycle Coalition membership number barometer?
Hey, would it show a decline in membership lately?
Why would that be?
So, Bike Racks Should Have the Name of the Neighborhood Where They're Installed Stamped on Them?Wednesday, February 6th, 2013
Is this a thing now?
Doesn't this kind of deal cost a lot of money?
Oh, it doesn't matter because you tax the bidnesses in the area to pay for your salary and you like playing around with aesthetics using Other People's Money?
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Speaking of which, that horrible SPUR organization loves this stupid idea?
Well, that seals it.
Shouldn't we have more bike racks sooner rather than fewer expensive bike racks later?
Out With the Old and In With the New: A Mess of New Bike Racks Installed in Front of Out Flagship Nordstrom MallTuesday, May 3rd, 2011
Angle Grinder Man had just taken out the old, poorly-designed snake-like rack. [Cue Finest Worksong.] The bunch of new light-silvery racks you can see should be in place by now.
I dare you to park your bike here betwixt Union Square and San Francisco Centre overnight. Without proper theft hardening, and very possibly even with, the little monsters will have taken the bulk of it by sun-up. Truth.
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If you think this sitch of not having enough bike racks around town is all Crazy Rob Anderson's fault, well, we'll have to disagree.
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The day produced a mixed bag of results for Team Sky in the Giro d'Italia, as Rigoberto Uran took a spectacular solo stage win and moved on to the provisional podium, while Sir Bradley Wiggins slid to more than two minutes behind the increasingly dominant overall leader Vincenzo Nibali of Italy.
The Londoner remains in contention and in fourth place overall, having lost 37 seconds to Nibali after struggling on the steepest segment of the final 21km climb to Altopiano del Montasio. He was far from the only favourite to lose time: 10th on the stage, Wiggins crossed the finish line ahead of two major contenders, the Netherlands' Robert Gesink and 2011 Giro winner Michele Scarponi.
But Wiggins' time gap to Nibali is verging dangerously close to irreversible. After a week of minor setbacks and time loss after time loss, with only his second place in Saturday's time trial reversing the trend, should the 2012 Tour de France winner suffer another defeat, even a minor one like today's, Wiggins' chance of victory will all but evaporate completely.
"If the win's perhaps a little bit beyond me now, then I'm still fighting 100 per cent to finish on the podium," Wiggins said. "I have a bit of a cold; it's just enough to take the edge off you on a stage like that. You have to be 100 per cent against Nibali and those guys. All in all, we won the stage and I limited my losses on probably the toughest finish in this year's Giro."
As Wiggins pointed out, Sky have emerged from a day of arduous climbing as the Giro's strongest squad, and the way they kept a high pace at the front for most of two major mountain climbs was highly reminiscent of their collective stranglehold on the climbs in last year's Tour. Only Colombian Sergio Henao was not on song, slumping from sixth overall to 12th.
But if Sky were in dominating mood for almost all of the 167km trek across the snow-capped Dolomites, Uran's charge away with 8km to go left Wiggins isolated in the main group of favourites when Nibali and the 2011 Tour winner Cadel Evans launched an all-out attack 4km from the finish – and the leadership question in Sky a blurry one.
"It depends how it plays out, really," Wiggins said when asked if he would now help Uran, ahead of him on classification by one second, to win outright. "I'll have to speak to Rigoberto tonight. He went all out for the stage, it's just whether he feels now that he can go for GC too. There's a time trial still to come and he's quite inconsistent; he can have a really good day, win a stage like today and then lose a few seconds tomorrow. So we'll have to see how he feels."
How exactly Sky would play a twohanded game with Uran, strongly rumoured to be leaving the team at the end of the year, and Wiggins is anyone's guess. "We are both strong, Wiggins is in good shape, but we had various cards to play and that's why we were on the front all day," Uran said. But he all but confirmed his bid for a dual team leadership when he said he hoped "a Sky rider" would win overall, rather than automatically stating Wiggins. And as fellow Colombian Carlos Betancur, who finished second on the stage, pointed out: "If Sky hadn't made Rigoberto wait for Wiggins on Friday [when the Briton crashed and was dropped on a descent] he would be in the leader's jersey right now."
Either way, what is undeniable is that Sky remain firmly in the battle for the final victory on 26 May – which is definitely beyond the reach of last year's winner, the Canadian Ryder Hesjedal, now in 33rd place, more than 20 minutes down.
Overall standings after stage 10
1 V Nibali (It) Astana 38:57:32
2 C Evans (Aus) BMC +41"
3 R Uran (Col) Sky +2min 04"
4 B Wiggins (GB) Sky +2' 05"
5 R Gesink (Neth) Blanco +2' 12"
6 M Scarponi (It) Lampre +2' 13"
7 M Santambrogio (It) Vini +2' 55"
8 P Niemiec (Pol) Lampre +3' 35"
9 D Pozzovivo (It) AG2R +4' 17"
10 R Majka (Pol) Saxo +4' 21"
11 B Intxausti (Sp) Movistar +4' 23"
12 S Montoya (Col) Sky +5' 06"
13 T Kangert (Est) Astana +5' 08"
14 C Betancur (Col) AG2R +5' 26"
15 R Kiserlovski (Cro) Radioshack +5' 57"
16 Y Trofimov (Rus) K'sha +6' 08"
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"Sometimes Less is More"
Reviewer3313517님께서 7 23, 2009 에 작성하셨습니다.
I'm a 38 year old woman who struggles with adult acne. My face is pretty clear for the most part, but when I do break out, it's usually hormonal and very bad with big "things". I waited to write this review until I had some time to use the soap for a while to see how it really worked. I'm used to spending way too much money on expensive facial cleansers. The products I'm used to tend to strip my skin of all the nutrients and take layers of skin off because of the harsh chemicals they have in them(glycolic acid, hydroquinone, etc) leaving my skin very dry. Was glad to try this. Just very natural and seems to replenish what the other expensive cleansers were striping from my skin. Seems like my skin is rebuilding what has been lost. I really like it for a change. I know the other expensive products are very good products and serve their purpose. I'm just enjoying spending $4.00 on a bar of face soap and having it be just what I am needing for right now. It's great. My skin looks great. Keeps the adult acne away and seems to be what is needed for my skin for this time in my life. Definitely worth a try at $4.00. "Sometimes less is more".:)
Great facial soap
Reviewer2829793님께서 6 28, 2010 에 작성하셨습니다.
Cleans skin well & sweeps away oil. I use in the mornings only, and find it's not to drying, but does clean everything away like a soap would.
At last naturals, acne soap
Reviewer2155838님께서 12 10, 2010 에 작성하셨습니다.
Good acne soap. Gentle on the skin.
Non drying, really liked it
Reviewer2592649님께서 1 18, 2007 에 작성하셨습니다.
this soap didn't dry my skin as other acne products did and cleared my acne (mostly on my forehead) in less than a week, i noticed my skin looked healthier and had a renewed glow
Keeps my face clear
Reviewer1557027님께서 5 14, 2009 에 작성하셨습니다.
This is my second bar and when I ran out of it I could tell just how much it did to help keep my face clear.
Great Soap
Reviewer2075563님께서 6 27, 2010 에 작성하셨습니다.
This soap is great for deep cleansing. The impurities will come to the surface and my skin did get worse until all of the impurties surfaced. It will take weeks to see the full results. Well worth it!
Significant improvement
Reviewer2141319님께서 6 14, 2010 에 작성하셨습니다.
Saw significant improvement within a few weeks of use. Would recommend to mild sufferers
At Last Naturals Acne soap
Reviewer2071137님께서 12 27, 2008 에 작성하셨습니다.
Does help with blackheads, but can be drying.
Beats all other expensive products I've used
Reviewer2354890님께서 11 21, 2007 에 작성하셨습니다.
Been using it only for a few days now and already I can see a remarkable difference
not perfect
Reviewer2387412님께서 1 21, 2011 에 작성하셨습니다.
Good soap, but not good as Grandpa's acne soap..