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The biopharmaceutical industry in China has experienced impressive growth in recent years. Driven top down by state prioritization as a key high growth sector, it has benefited from a significant amount of government investment and policy support.
Sector briefing Biopharmaceutical Opportunities in China Why China? The biopharmaceutical industry in China has experienced impressive growth in recent years. Driven top down by state prioritization as a key high growth sector, it has benefited from a significant amount of government investment and policy support. Investment to date has resulted in a major network of showcase science parks; top universities; Clinical Research Organisations (CROs) partnering with multinationals; and the best of its manufacturing facilities operating to international standards. The biopharmaceutical market is expected to maintain double digit growth of approximately 20-25% and to be th worth over $ 35 billion by 2015. The 12 Five ?The biopharmaceutical Year Plan also sets forth a government strategy to invest RMB 40 billion in the market is expected to biopharmaceutical sector. This rapid growth maintain double digit growth will contribute to China becoming the world?s of approximately 20-25% second largest pharmaceutical market by 2015. and to be worth over $ 35 You can find general information on the billion by 2015.? Chinese market conditions on UKTI?s website. The Doing Business Guide for China gives an overview of China?s economy, business culture, potential opportunities and an introduction to other relevant issues. UK Trade & Investment Sector briefing: Bio pharmaceutical opportunities in China Opportunities The steady rise in household income, a progressive broadening of public and private Due to China?s continued growth as a market healthcare insurance coverage, an ageing for biopharmaceuticals and as a source of R&D population and the convergence in disease talent globally, the sector has transformed in profile of the west have resulted in a rapid the past 6 years to being a major opportunity increase in demand for a wider range of quality for the UK biopharmaceuticals value chain, in healthcare and medication. particular with the significant increase in multinationals R&D investments in China. However, China?s 1.3 billion population currently only accounts for 7% of the global There are over 500 biotechnology companies in biopharmaceutical market of which 95% is in China. The current value of biologic drugs is $8 generics. These figures are changing and will billion, accounting for approximately 20% of provide immense sales revenue potential to China?s total drug market. This figure is companies that tap into the rapidly increasing changing as China moves away from a reliance purchasing power in the Chinese market. on the manufacturing of (off patent) generics. The convergence in disease profile of China Research and Development (R&D) and the west provides opportunity for the sale of popular western medicines. However a Foreign significant opportunity is in the development of drugs designed specifically for the Multinationals originally entered the market in Chinese/Asian market. sales & marketing as China first opened up, but in the last few years have shifted, first to Clinical Trials clinical, and then (around 2007) to pre-clinical R&D. The main reasons for this include: The rapid development of the CRO industry in i) the global size and projected growth of the China has been possible because of the domestic pharmaceutical market; reduction in cost in clinical trials of up to 20%. ii) quicker market entry for new drugs to A large and diverse patient population, modern maximise return on patents through increased clinical trial facilities and lower costs make early stage research; China a suitable place to develop drugs. iii) availability of top talent; and iv) the possibility of tailoring drugs to local There is potential for UK CROs to partner with needs. Chinese counterparts but also to sell their services to Chinese Biopharmaceutical As global multinational R&D restructures, cities companies seeking to utilise UK CRO expertise, such as Shanghai are becoming a major centre especially those developing innovative drugs for R&D, equivalent to those in the UK and US. and with a strategy to export. The spill over of staff from multinational R&D centres may speed the creation of a domestic Further Opportunities biotechnology market based on western biotechnology principles centred on Shanghai. ? Partnering with China supplying ?Research skills? to complement China?s Domestic ?Development abilities? through clinical trials to commercialisation, with Chinese At present Chinese R&D is in its early stages, government support with many Chinese companies reinvesting minimal revenue mainly into improved ? Supplying expert advice and innovation production process and generics R&D. consultancy to government, However, state policy and company strategy to universities/institutes/hospitals become more innovative will soon signal significant changes in domestic R&D capacity. ? Supplying equipment to multinational and domestic R&D centres Chinese companies are keen to work with experienced foreign biopharmaceutical companies throughout the value chain. Customer Base: UK Trade & Investment Sector briefing: Bio pharmaceutical opportunities in China ? Advanced biotech and applications from UKTI contacts US, Japan and European players are in great demand. Key domestic players are Oliver Hayakawa willing to form partnership agreements Senior Trade & Investment Officer with new entrants, especially those with British Consulate-General Shanghai strong capability to innovate. Tel: (0086 21) 3279 2000 Email: email@example.com Events www.ukti.gov.uk Jing Li BIO China International Conference Trade & Investment Officer Shanghai British Consulate-General Shanghai www.bio.org/biochina Tel: (0086 21) 3279 2000 Time: 12-13 October 2011 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com www.ukti.gov.uk ChinaBio www.ebdgroup.com Time: May 2012 Carol Wang Trade & Investment Officer China Bioindustry Convention British Embassy Beijing www.bioindustry.cn Tel: (0086 10) 5192 4473 Time: June 2012 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com www.ukti.gov.uk CPhI www.cphi-china.com Time: June 2012 Find full details of all events in this country and sector on the UKTI website. New export events are added daily to the site and you can register to be alerted to them on a daily, weekly or monthly basis UKTI?s Tradeshow Access Programme (TAP) provides grant support for eligible Small & Medium Sized Enterprises (SME's) to attend trade shows overseas. Find out more about UKTI support for attendance at overseas events UK Trade & Investment Sector briefing: Bio pharmaceutical opportunities in China Next steps - How UKTI can help ? Arranging appointments British companies wishing to develop their ? Organise seminars or other events for business in the Chinese market are advised to you to meet contacts and promote your undertake as much market research and company in the Chinese market planning as possible in the UK. UKTI?s team in China, with its wide local knowledge and This work is available via our Overseas Market experience, can provide a range of services to Introduction Service (OMIS) a chargeable British-based companies wishing to grow their service which assists British-based companies business in global markets. wishing to enter or expand their business in overseas markets. This can include: ? Provision of market information To find out more about commissioning this ? Validated lists of agents/distributors work, or accessing other UKTI services and ? Key market players or potential specialist advice, please visit the UKTI website customers in the Chinese market to find contact details for your local UKTI ? Establishment of interest of such office. contacts in working with you Whereas every effort has been made to ensure that the information given in this document is accurate, neither UK Trade & Investment nor its parent Departments (the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills, and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office), accept liability for any errors, omissions or misleading statements, and no warranty is given or responsibility accepted as to the standing of any individual, firm, company or other organisation mentioned. Published 2011 by UK Trade & Investment. Crown Copyright © You may reuse this information (not including logos, images and case studies) free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government Licence. 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Interview with Sander Flaum, CEO of Flaum Navigators and Lime Connect Board Member
Overwhelm your interviewer with your smarts, passion and knowledgeCategories: Lessons from the Road
In this Lessons From The Road interview, we had a brief chat with Sander Flaum, CEO of Flaum Navigators, Lime Connect Board Member and a veteran consultant to Fortune 500 companies. He is an acknowledged business leader, marketing and sales effectiveness coach, motivational presenter and best-selling author.
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Spotlight on our Network: I did it - and so will you!Categories: Spotlight on our Network
Lime Network member, Kevin Cao, shares an article he wrote for York University for their upcoming Career Success Event for Students with Disabilities. He hopes his experiences bring awareness to disability in the workplace...
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Changing the environment, not yourselfCategories: Lime Connect Q & A: Your Questions. Our Answers.
Many folks with disabilities, especially learning disabilities, work hard at finding new tools and accommodations to help them be more productive and satisfied in their careers. Assisted technologies, flexible work schedules, and work station adjustments can be great strategies. However, a strategy that I think is underappreciated is to simply...
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Spotlight on our Network: Why I Spoke at My CommencementCategories: Spotlight on our Network
Parker Mantell has a stutter. But, that didn't stop him from delivering the commencement speech at Indiana University this year. Here's why he spoke…
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People questioned whether Lime Network member, Amanda Parker, who uses a motorized scooter, would be able to handle the challenges of studying abroad in London. Boy did she prove them wrong! She shares her experience of a lifetime (including the time she had to carry her 160lb scooter down a flight of stairs by herself) ...
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Lessons from a 4-year old with hearing loss
Anthony, a 4-year old boy, refused to wear his hearing aid after noticing that the super heroes in his comic books weren't wearing them. His mother reached out to Marvel comics with his story. Marvel immediately started designing a super hero who wears a hearing aid. His name is "The Blue Ear". Needless to say, Anthony and his pre-school buddies with hearing loss were inspired. View the full story.
This story can inspire folks with disabilities to
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Inspiration for the New Year; Perspectives on Disability & SuccessCategories: Lime Connect Q & A: Your Questions. Our Answers.
One of the great programs that Lime Connect offers is a Fellowship Program in the U.S. for rising juniors who happen to have disabilities. (By the way, the 2014 Fellowship Program application is launching this week.) We kick the program off with a 4-day Leadership & Development Symposium in New York City. Following the Symposium we ask our new Fellows to reflect, through writing, on their experience at Symposium and to share newly discovered perspectives on disabilty and success. I want to open this blog column in the New Year by sharing some of the inspiring thoughts and perspectives from the 2013 Fellowship class. Enjoy and Happy New Year!
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Interview with Mike MacKay, Chief of Staff to Bloomberg's COO and Lime Connect Board Member
All tasks are opportunities to prove your value.Categories: Lessons from the Road
All tasks are opportunities to prove your value.
In this month's Lessons From The Road, we had the pleasure of catching up with Mike MacKay who is the Chief of Staff for Lime Connect partner Bloomberg's Chief Operating Officer. He is also a Lime Connect Board Member. In his 14 years at Bloomberg, Mike has held positions in the company's Global Data group in New Jersey, Hong Kong and New York. Mike is involved in various non-profit activities through the company's "Best of Bloomberg" program and served as a mentor for Year Up. He also serves as a Career Adviser, mentoring Bloomberg employees.
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Thinking About Disability Like A Child Does
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We just finished our annual Lime Connect Fellowship Program Leadership & Professional Development Symposium. This is a 3 plus-day retreat in New York City that kicks off our Fellowship Program for accomplished rising juniors with disabilities. The Symposium is filled with professional development workshops, skill-building, self-exploration, and powerful dialogue about navigating disability confidently at school and work. As always, it was deep, invigorating, and inspiring. And our Fellowship class rocks, as always!
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Demystifying Communication Disabilities; Advocating for Success
A dictionary definition of "to advocate" is "one that defends or maintains a cause or proposal". Now, what if that cause is one's self? And what if the cause is ensuring that you are able to unleash your potential, step into your leadership, be the success you want to be? We might call that "advocating for success". For many of our Lime Network members, advocating for success also means powerfully communicating what they need to communicate about their disability so they create environments and relationships that support their succcess.
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Footfall fails to ignite
Published: 27 September, 2016
Springboard reports another lacklustre week for footfall
The final week before payday proved lacklustre for retail performance with the Springboard Index (a weighted average of high street, retail park and shopping centre performance) revealing an annual decline in footfall of –2.1 per cent despite an increase of +1.0 per cent against the previous week. This annual drop was comprehensive across the country with all but the South East feeling the slowdown in numbers. This is a further decline on the same week of 2015 when numbers fell across every region of the UK with an overall result of –0.7 per cent.
Shopping centre performance fell by –4.1 per cent against 2015, despite an overall rise of +1.8 per cent in numbers from the previous week, dropping in all but the South East which increased by +1.0 per cent. The low of –11.5 per cent in Greater London is compounded by the weekly drop of –0.9 per cent in the region, a result echoed in the other location types with a drop of –1.7 per cent week-on-week for retail parks and a slowdown of +0.3 per cent in the high street. Retail park traffic numbers also declined slightly, finishing –0.1 per cent against last year, albeit with a weekly increase of +2.0 per cent, a reflection of the slowdown in retail park performance which has been prevalent since Q2 of this year. Performance across the country for retail parks was relatively flat with a high of +1.3 per cent in the South East and a low of –3.5 per cent in Wales.
The high street also saw poor performance last week with an overall drop of –1.9 per cent despite increases in both the South West and Wales. Following on from the late summer sunshine of the previous week, which had given a resurgence in footfall to many areas, high streets saw an increase of +0.3 per cent as 5 of 10 regions continued to capitalise on the September sun.


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An ANC mural in Soweto has been defaced by graffiti artists, who placed a cross on the face of President Jacob Zuma and labelled him an "ass".
The mural - across the street from Elmon Malele Park in Protea North - is part of a series around Gauteng promoting the ANC.
This wall, painted in November by Paperpush Productions, features the FNB Stadium and Zuma's smile, with the words: "We've built a lasting legacy. Imagine what we can do in the next 100 years."
Now, the advertisement also includes the word "ASS" in big blue capitals and an arrow pointed at Zuma's crossed-out face.
However, ANC Joburg spokesman Jolidee Matongo said it was not a political statement. "It's sheer vandalism."
Homeowner Simphiwe Ntshingila, who works for Paperpush as a sound engineer and sells his wall space for advertising, seemed to agree.
"I let them (the graffiti artists) use one section of my wall but they're not happy because it doesn't face the road," he said.
"They destroyed the mural because we wouldn't give (that wall) to them."
Ntshingila said previous murals advertising Kaizer Chiefs and Choice condoms were also vandalised.
The ANC has overwhelmingly won every poll in the Protea area. - The Star


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How To keep Your Job And Achieve A Distance Learning Education At The Same Time
Consider the benefits of a distance learning education: keep working and getting paid, forget a fixed class attendance schedule, and have the flexibility of studying when it's convenient for you. It is obvious that most students striving for an online degree seem to have the best of both worlds.
However, distance learning education is not without certain challenges. Traditional students are spurred on by the interaction with others and attending the lectures. Without a lot of discipline and intrinsic motivation, distance learners can easily get sidetracked by life and fail to keep up with the coursework needed to pass the class. Enjoy the benefits, but do not forget the responsibilities.
So, how can a distance learner overcome the challenges of shuffling work, school, and family? Creating and sticking to a schedule is the only way to survive and succeed. The trick is to apportion a 24 hour day to include enough time for the family, work, and school responsibilities. Thus, it is very important to let the family in on the plan, and when you should not be disturbed. Again, do not give into the temptation to deviate from the plan.
Staying motivated can be difficult for many who are earnestly striving for a distance learning education. Therefore, it is imperative to stay in contact with fellow students. With the availability of email, instant messages, class online message boards, and online chat, it is a great way to commiserate, encourage, and discuss assignments and projects. Staying in touch with other students taking the class helps in keeping each other active in class and accountable.
Setting goals and rewarding yourself when you attain them are great self-motivating habits. Start by drawing a chart on the milestones that you need to reach in order to complete your course. Strike out each goal as you complete them and reward yourself accordingly. There is a certain satisfaction whenever we see ourselves progressing and this becomes a motivating force for us to face the next hurdle.
Finally, a quiet place to study, away from distractions, is paramount. The television, telephone, and family will be very distracting and take away from quality study. Set times to not be disturbed. If necessary, lock yourself in a quiet room with adequate space to spread out on a table or desk. Sit in a comfortable chair and add any necessary elements to ensure an environment conducive to productive study.
In short, successful completion of a distance learning education is totally dependent on good study habits and the determination of the individual to reach the pre-determined goal. Like any degree program, it takes old fashioned hard work, discipline, and the intrinsic motivation to succeed.
A guide with resources on online distance education including further information on accredited online colleges that offer distance learning education degrees and programs.


text: American Public University System (APUS) today announced that its undergraduate programs have been named to U.S. News & World Report's second annual qualitative ranking of top online education degree programs. APUS ranked #22 out of 237 schools offering online bachelor's degree programs, or in the top 10 percent overall. "We're pleased to be recognized for the quality of our undergraduate programs, as such credible rankings can be helpful to discerning students seeking the online program that is right for them," said Jennifer Stephens Helm, VP of institutional research and assessment for APUS. "US News Editor Brian Kelly notes that 'Online education lends itself to output measures that are more rigorous than what we see from traditional brick-and-mortar programs.' The magazine requested feedback last year from institutions as they began their effort to collect in-depth data from online bachelor's degree programs nationwide. As a partial result, we understand that the 2013 rankings better reflect the unique degree completion characteristics of the working adults who represent over 90 percent of our students." "APUS specializes in serving part-time, working adults whose career and life demands disproportionately impact their attendance and persistence," Helm added. "Moving forward, it is our hope that US News will also consider learning and career outcomes as we believe that the transparency and accountability of these outcomes is the most relevant and important information for today's students." For more than two decades, APUS has offered affordable, accessible, quality academic programs to military and civilian students in a collaborative, 100% online classroom led by faculty scholar-practitioners who are leaders in their fields. The University has been nationally recognized by the Sloan Consortium for excellence in online education, and also participates in the National Survey of Student Engagement and John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence Foundations of Excellence in the First College Year program.


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Out Loud was shortlisted as one of three finalists for the 2011 APMA Best Atlantic-Published Book Award.The following are the comments from the jury:
"Out Loud is a unique and moving book. Breakwater is obviously active within and connected to their community—they identified important and underrepresented stories and took a risk on a project they believed in. The editorial work that went into Out Loud—the structural editing and copyediting of personal narratives from more than fifty contributors, all without losing the individual voices of the authors—was incredible. The editors of this book did a magnificent job, and deserve high praise indeed. Breakwater secured great media coverage for this book, and in doing so, called much-needed attention to pressing social issues.
This work represents a unique collaboration between a publisher and a mental health organizations in the community with the royalties going toward their cause. In terms of media coverage, their ability to engage professionals in speaking up to further remove the stigma of mental health issues speaks toward the commitment of the publisher to promote the book as a significant piece in public discourse. The production value, including paper stock consideration, was equally well done.
Out Loud is the most ambitious Atlantic-published work of 2010, in terms of publisher involvement in a book, and its merit was confirmed when it won the Canadian Mental health media Award. It even has charitable royalties to support the cause it so wonderfully supports, and the marketing campaigns were carefully considered and successfully executed."
Out Loud Media Coverage (Sorry Under Construction!!)
CBC Radio Noon:
Episode 1 – Interview with Heather Boone (Monday, May 3, 2010)
Episode 2 – Interview with Terry Reilly (Tuesday, May 4, 2010)
Episode 3 – Interview with Gus Russell (Wednesday, May 5, 2010)
Episode 4 – Interview with Amanda Penney (Thursday, May 6, 2010)
Episode 5 – Interview with Alicia Cox (Friday, May 7, 2010)
"A broken mind" by Burton K. Janes (The Compass, June 9, 2010)
"Uncomfortable Reality" by Valerie Kent (The Herald, May 9 – 15, 2010)
"Taboo topic no longer" by Danette Dooley (the Telegram).
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I Like The Way You Move
Alcohol. Yeah, that must've been it. Vicious rarely felt his limbs move so freely except when sparring with Spike in the dojo, and never without a reason that had to do with fighting. But now his arms threw themselves around; out, up, down, pointing fingers and curled fists clapping, thrusting and clenching. His legs too were wildly shifting of their own accord. Was that sweat on his brow? Hair in his face? Vicious frowned. What was he doing?
A beat filled his head. Drum beat? Heartbeat? Whatever it was, it drowned out all comprehensible thought and feeling, overrode every sense in his body until all that was there was the thud, thud, thud, hard and heavy and constant. Vicious clenched his teeth and felt his jaw rattle with the noise. God, it was almost unbearable.
"Do you want to dance?"
The memory of Julia s words echoed in his mind, fogged now by tequila and noise. What had been his reply again? Yes, he supposed, given his current state. This was the dance floor after all. But what had possessed him to say yes was anyone's guess. Vicious swung his head from side to side, trying to spot his blonde, blue-eyed beauty somewhere in the crowd. Where was she? Faces swam into view a sweaty blonde man in a white polo shirt, a pretty redhead wearing a strappy black top and pink hot pants. Not Vicious usual crowd, that was for sure. But on the dance floor anything went, or so he'd heard, so a man in a long coat with a katana blade at his side was probably more than welcome. He could only hope.
"I think you've had enough." Ah! At last, a familiar face freed itself from the throng. Her black leather gleamed under the flashing, garish lights.
Vicious definitely agreed with her words, and he would have said so, but his tongue disobeyed. "Julia!" it shouted instead over the racket. "Join the party!"
"My god, how much have you had?"
Vicious shrugged and wriggled his hips, parts of him moving in ways he'd never known they could. "Dance with me!" he shouted again, reaching out to her. He almost toppled forwards when his hands did not touch hers. She was standing surprisingly far away. Or unsurprisingly, depending on who you were. At that moment Vicious was having a kind of outer-body experience, his muscles flexing, body jumping, while what remained of his consciousness viewed the scene with abject horror, powerless, unable to do anything. To think that Vicious, the most ruthless, cold-blooded murderer in the solar system, trained specially by the Red Dragon crime syndicate, was getting his groove on... He felt like being sick. Yes, that explained the ache in his gut. The world was revolving and bright colours flashed behind his eyes, like the lights above his head. Sharp pain pricked and jabbed at the inside of his skull, and every time he ducked and dived his stomach flipped over. Vicious' legs wobbled precariously and he stumbled forwards, crashed through the crowds, threw open a grubby brown door and dashed out into the open air, cold and welcoming, so quiet that all he could hear was the ringing in his ears. The nighttime chill was tinged with cigarette smoke and the lingering, familiar stench of city pollution. Vicious sucked in a gasping lungful of air and launched a half-digested mix of tequila and the pizza he'd eaten earlier onto a dirty patch of grass beside him.
"Wow, what happened to you?" Spike was standing against the wall, smoking as per usual. Nice to know someone was behaving in a characteristic fashion.
"I'm not sure," Vicious admitted, breathing hard. The sweat was drying off, though his brow was still damp and his mind was reeling after the vibrant assault on his senses. He coughed some more, puke splattering in the dirt. Spike's cigarette burned red hot as he took a drag, and Julia appeared from the doorway beside him.
"Get any pictures?" Spike asked.
"Huh?" Vicious looked up. His stomach felt empty now but he still wasn't out of the woods just yet. On the contrary...
"A couple," Julia nodded, holding out a small device to her green-haired companion. "Enough to buy us a lot of leverage for the next, oh, I don t know three years or so. Maybe more if we really drag it out."
Spike flicked through the images, and Vicious watched in horror as his two so-called best friends giggled and pointed at what could only be the most undignified, humiliating set of photos of a Syndicate enforcer ever to grace the planet.
"I will crush you if those ever see the light of day," he said, before another wave of nausea sent him coughing once more upon the wilted dandelions.
"Well you'd best make sure they never see the light of day then, hadn't you?" Julia tucked the pictures away and Spike offered her a cig.
"Don't you think you're being a little mean?" He chastised her, though he was clearly enjoying Vicious predicament as much as she was.
"You're missing three very important points." Julia held up three fingers. "One, I just had to watch my boyfriend embarrass himself in one of the best clubs in Tharsis," she put a finger down. "Two, it's a lot of fun; and lastly," she held up a solitary index finger, "I want a new car."
Vicious shuddered from more than just the racking pains in his stomach. No wonder she'd asked him to dance; Julia had clearly been plotting this all along. If it hadn't been his own ass in the spotlight, Vicious would have admired her gutsy initiative. But even thinking about guts made him feel weak at the knees, and thinking about the photos made him feel even more so. Why had he ever said yes to dancing? He rubbed his head and pulled himself to his feet, wishing he could just make those damned pictures disappear, wishing he could forget everything he'd done and start again before he'd even had a single shot of tequila. Unless... He opened his mouth, but Julia read his mind.
"I've sent them to five different e-mail accounts already. Don t bother trying to steal the camera." Vicious groaned as the three of them made their way back to the car. Why oh why had he ever said yes to dancing? Alcohol, he thought wryly as he clambered into the backseat. Yeah, that must've been it.
Inspired by the Figment Daily Theme: Dance break: Narrate a character's thoughts while he or she is in the midst of some serious dancing. (The character can be the most reluctant hoofer ever or Balanchine himself, but in this moment, this guy is getting down.) Vicious kind of fitted the bill, the poor guy. Also I might re-write it at some point because I feel Julia is a little too much like Faye here. What do you think? Please R&R if you'd be so kind! :)


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Early the next morning, a cab slowly pulled up outside the Desert Breeze Hotel. Clementine Phillips paid the fare and headed on into the hotel lobby. She didn't know what room her dad was staying in and she figured it would be a waste of time asking the desk clerk because her dad more than likely wasn't registered under his real name anyway. If he was even registered here at all!
She had forgotten to ask him, last night, where the business he said he "had to take care of" was at and at what time. 'As if he would of told me anyway!' Clementine supposed.
So she just wandered around the lobby, hoping to get a glance of her father somewhere there, sometime today. She noticed a table off to the side with coffee and cinnamon rolls. Since she hadn't had breakfast yet, she helped herself.
A woman, wearing a blazer and slacks, with a Desert Breeze Hotel pin on her lapel, walked by the table.
"Excuse, me!" she said, "those are for guests only!"
Clementine couldn't reply, as she still had a bite of roll in her mouth! She slowly swallowed the cinnamon, then smiled a most charming smile!
"I am a guest!" she replied.
"Who are you with," the woman sternly asked, "what is your room number?"
"Uh, room 23!" Clementine replied, saying the first number that came to her mind, "and I'm with…"
Clementine glanced over the shoulder of the woman, at a board that listed the various companies that were holding meetings that day in the conference rooms. She picked the first name listed.
"…the Widmore Fashion Fiesta!"
The woman gave her a doubtful look!
"You look awfully young to be an executive with them," the woman suspiciously said, "you a model, then?"
"That's exactly what I am, a model!" Clementine quickly replied.
The woman nodded.
"Then you'd better get over to conference room eight right now!" she said, "most of the models from the agency haven't arrived yet! And the show is about to begin!"
The woman took the roll out of Clementine's hand and led her down the hall to conference room eight and right over to another woman who, Clementine figured, was some kind of head honcho.
"Here's one of your models I found out in the lobby!" the hotel woman said.
The fashion director was in near panic!
"Listen," she acidly said to Clementine, "quickly go in back of the curtains behind that stage. The assistants will prep you!"
"Uh, I think there's been a misunderstanding!" Clementine replied. But the fashion director didn't answer, as she dragged Clementine by the hand backstage.
"Fix her up!" the woman commanded, to some clothing and make-up artists standing backstage.
But before Clementine could utter another word, her hair was brushed and sprayed. Makeup was applied, her sneakers were taken off and replaced with some very high heeled pumps and a long sequin dress was thrown over her blouse and jeans! Then the show began!
Recorded music began to play, as the announcer began the introductions.
"And now we have the lovely Tara, modeling the latest evening wear for the discriminate lady!"
A stick skinny brunette, wearing a black silk formal wear dress, who was standing next to Clementine backstage, walked through the curtains and out onto the runway to rounds of applause.
"What's your name, honey?" one of the backstage managers asked Clementine.
"Uh, Miley!" Clementine quickly answered. The woman made a note, then ran out and gave it to the announcer.
"And next," the announcer continued, "we have the beautiful Miley, wearing the latest sequin wear for the lady who can combine work with pleasure!"
Clementine froze at the entrance.
"Go on!" one of the stagehands said to Clementine, "its your cue!"
Clementine pushed through the curtains, out onto the runway! She tried to balance herself in the high heels, as she slowly walked to the end of the stage. She heard applause.
She then smiled, as she looked out over the crowd. But sitting in the corner, just off stage, she noticed a man with an incredulous look on his face. James Ford just shook his head in total amazement and utter embarrassment!!
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- Adam Sroka writes:
> I am doing TDD, I know what I am testing.There are two purposes for writing tests: TDD and regression. TDD is
great, but the real value pays off when a test fails b/c of an
unknown implicit coupling.
We have 300 unit tests with 16KLOC and 250 acceptance test with
27KLOC. Our code base is 660KLOC (approx 200KNCLOC in 15K subs) in 3K
classes and 64KLOC in 1K bview files. All of this code is in
production, and it undergoes daily acceptance tests on our test
systems, whether we are actively developing or not. If a test fails,
we have to fix the problem.
We have had about 200 releases of bOP in the last 4 years. All of
these systems use bOP, and changes to the infrastructure are the
primary reason for failures. TDD helps you for a few minutes while
you add a feature. Regression testing helps you the rest of the
system's life.
We don't know what is going to break or why with regression testing.
If I kept that much in my head, I'd go crazy. However, at any point,
I might have to work on any one of these systems, and that's why we
use a highly refactored shared app framework. I'd go crazy trying to
figure out the problem if every system duplicate the concepts in bOP.
> Hmm... three different tests, three different method calls. Makes senseAbsolutely! Refactoring is all about information hiding.
> to me. Your approach is still performing three different tests, but you
> are HIDING this fact in your implementation. IMHO, your approach is LESS
> clear.
> As for the issue of state, if $ema has some state that is$ema is a variable; it is state.
> maintained from one invocation to the next the test should make that
> clear. The way the test is written does not call for any state,
> therefore you shouldn't implement any. If you do, you are NOT doing TDD.
> I think you are taking the idea of duplication a little too far.You aren't the first person to say this to me. :-)
> Duplication is okay when it conveys something useful. For example, if IWell, since we differ on our core values, we aren't going to agree on
> have three things to test I write three tests. It is clear to everyone
> who reads my test code that it contains three tests. This is a good
> thing.
the details.
> Since I am using Test::* packages from CPAN, I am fairly sure that theThat's good sense, but most of CPAN is very buggy. It contains lots
> framework is well shared. I am also pretty sure that other perl
> programmers will understand the tests I have written. As for naming, I
> keep my test files small, one per thing (Class, Package, Script, etc.)
> under test. I also keep my fixtures in the smallest lexical scope
> necessary.
of duplicated bugs in duplicated interfaces. That's the nature of the
beast. I love CPAN, but I also wrap almost every CPAN module if I use
it more than once.
> 1) it doesn't encapsulate any dataTests encapsulate data.
> 2) if there is no data, then there is no behavior associated with that dataIf there is no data and there is no behavior, exactly what does the
test do? A program is a function (behavior) over state (data) and
time. Tests validate the output of the function.
> 3) in fact, test is a behavior the result of which is true or falseOur goal with unit tests is that they specify the (input, output)
> (pass or fail). It takes data (The thing to test) and returns a result.
> It is a function/method/procedure not a class. Forcing "Test" to be a
> class is a kludge, IMO.
tuple and the name of the API, and nothing more. The name, as I have
pointed out earlier, is a "file" (class) and a entry point (sub)
within that file. That's called "definitional declarative
programming" (as opposed to functional declarative among others).
That's our goal, anyway. In reality, the inputs are complex and
require functions to set them up. We encapsulate those functions when
we have duplication, but there's still more code in our unit tests
than I would like.
- Terrence Brannon wrote:
> Adam Sroka <adam.s@...> writes:You didn't get a reply to this. I hope this isn't too late to be useful.
>>I just use Test::More and prove.
> what is prove? I could not find it in the main Test::More docs:
> http://search.cpan.org/~mschwern/Test-Simple-0.60/lib/Test/More.pm
prove is a command line test runner. It's included with recent versions
of Test::Harness.
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Very friendly staff, room clean, breakfast good, good location, dogs are allowed
Able to bring dog. Able to check in at 11:00 am The hotel is out in the middle of nowhere. Nearest facilities 10 miles away. Hotel area full of junk all over the yard. Chairs on balcony were old & rusty. Chairs in room old and falling apart. Room was small.Sink & shower in one closet and toilet in another. Room was over deck- couldn't sleep due to folks up late talking. Owner didn't read full fax request and did not prepare extra sleeping arrangements.She got upset when I mentioned it to her and simply walked off leaving me to follow her.Took me a few minutes to find her. Picture of pool on Booking.com site is not the same pool at hotel. It was drab/concrete. Tanning bed-wouldn't dare get in it-fear of being electrocuted. No internet as stated. Very disappointed.
Nice food, value for money
The staff was very friendly! Internet declared in the hotel was unavailable
Food was excellent and the restaurant staff were very friendly. We had a very enjoyable stay. The room that we were allocated was in need of refurbishment, however we did note that other rooms in the hotel seemed to be of a reasonable standard. It is very much a hunting hotel, guests involved in the archery/hunting were made to feel very welcome.
Friendly Staff. Good food (and lots of it) - and good value.
Pleasant/willing staff; delightful food and drink; comfort and warmth; excellent location; value for money; we will return.
quiet restaurant with vegetarian food was very poor
The location of the hotel was good. very near other features of interest in the area. The breakfast was very good too. The entrance was very dull and not very welcomming. Their were no tea and coffee making facilities in the room.The hotel did not do laundry sevice.No mini bar in the room.The tourist information was not good. I also felt that non German speakers might find it difficult. I found the menu in the restaurrant to be exspensive.
Swimming pool,sauna, breakfast Location in front of road
The area of the hotel with the lake is wonderful There were to many animals (dogs) that barks to much (noise...) and scary the kids.
Peaceful and relaxing
Wonderful and beautiful location on the lake as wel as panoramic view of German Black Forest.
A comfortable hotel in an excellent location. The meals were excellent with modest servings.
Private lakefront property
Very nice location in the picturesque landscape next to the lake. Wellness area in the hotel is great; not very spacious, yet new and well taken care of. Free internet and parking. Price level is well too high for worn out rooms with a view on a parking lot. Not worth it. Furter, the hotel and surrounding area is populated rather by older people, which gives an "Altersheim" feeling during the stay. Perhaps, therefore, the opening hours are also limited. A full menu at restaurant is offered until 8:45 pm; while the breakfast is served only until 10:30 even on Sundays.
I mostly liked the outside pool with its wonderful view to the lake and the private beach at the lake shore At checkout the clerk didn't accept my credit card that I used to book for the hotel. He asked for a pin number that I didn't know what that is and at no other hotel I was asked for it.
Great staff and the setting was wonderful
the view is beautifull the service is good
Very pleasant stay, superb breakfast, helpful staff, excellent location.
Outstanding lakeside/mountain location with polite, professional & welcoming staff. Combines a traditional German feel with excellant food & wine and a relaxing ambience.
Everything, the restaurant, the fitness, swimming and the location
Staff was kind and efficient, Check-in was quick and effective. First impression was absolutely positive. Hotel location and structure are really beautiful. The lake terrace-bar is a plus. A four-star 'S' rated Hotel cannot live without wi-fi in the rooms and with poor or no connection overall. The room furniture and textile were obsolete and room confort not adequate to the category.
Excellent views from the hotel. Hotel facilities excellent. Our room had bare flooboards unvarnished, not so nice with bare feet. There was a small irritating infestation of earwigs which even got into the bed.
Location and views were good I had a live earwig served in my drink which ended up in my mouth. No one appologised or even cared about it.
Contrary to other feedback seen on Booking.com, all staff spoke very good English. This was our honeymoon and staff made it feel special by providing champagne and petit fours in room on arrival, and special heart decoration on our table at dinner and breakfast each day. A huge but quiet and restful hotel with fantastic facilities. Thoroughly recommended!!!!!
The extra bathroom in our room.
extremely quiet location, fantastic view from the balcony (with long chairs), nice sauna and very good buffet-restaurant where both dinner & breakfast were delicious. room was quite old fashioned with hard mattrasses and rather dark bathroom
The place is wonderful, the hotel infrastructure is excellent and the price is fair. The english should be better spoken for non germans like me.
Helpful staff, good hotel layout, beautiful surroundings, beautiful reception lobby The bathroom needs to be updated and needs more lighting. After snow the driveway needed to be cleaned.
Beautiful surroundings, walks through the forest, the pool was good.
Breakfast was okay. Rooms are over prised.
Excellent services, the view from our room is really good
Superb hotel and hospitality. Great veiw across the lake from the room balcony and dining area. It was the little touches that made this hotel special, for the price. Strawberries in room on arrival, etc. The food in the restaurant was out of this world. All the things that I would expect to find in a far more expensive hotel were here in this friendly, very comfortable hotel.
We loved the private apartment and the lovely views over the lake. Delicious breakfasts each morning were wonderful and the boat dock was convenient too. I would love to have had screens on the windows so we could leave them open for fresh air. Bees were abundant and my husband is highly allergic to them, so we didn't feel we could leave them open.
Perfect location by the lake Titisee. Spectacular views over the lake from the room. Decoration of the hotel charmy and romantic. Good breakfast. Lovely service of sauna (free) and spa (under payment). Dinner service was really bad for an breathtaking hotel like this. Menu was really short in variety and prices were really high related to the quantity served. It is a point really neccesary to enhance.
View, food, friendly staff - excellent None
very nice kitchen and room facility, perfect river view, very cozy place just like home. The family like it very much.
very very nice !
the apartment was plenty big for 4 adults and was clean. We had a good view of the lake that we enjoyed. Even though we didn't take advantage of the free transportation (city bus) it was nice to know we could have gotten into the main shopping district easily.
We actually stayed in the block of apartments 200 metres from the hotel.Service from staff in the breakfast room was excellent. Quality of the rooms/furnishing very good too. The hotel restaurant was very good quality and again service from the staff excellent. The fact that the first apartment offered did not have private balcony/sitting out area and motor bikes were able to be parked right outside the patio doors. The walk from the hotel - though not long - was up quite a steep hill-this put us off using the hotel facilities such as the swimming pool.
The location, the hotel is close to the train station, and it is possible to walk to most attractions. the rooms were spacious and clean, and the staff very helpful. I would stay here again. There was nothing I didn't like, every thing was great !!!! I haven't looked at the guest reviews on web site, as my husband and I have stayed here before a couple of years ago, and it was great then, this time I am travelling with my sister. (you need to add single family members to your travelling as.....)
Its Location is good. No Room Service
Good location overlooking the lake with its own lakeside section. Courteous staff and overall a pleasant place to stay. Evening meals and drinks were quite expensive.
The lakeside room is ideal and the location of the hotel (being close to the market platz) is great. The paving brick leading to the front entry could use additional maintenance.
beautiful location,room with view of lake and the professioonal staff made us feel welcome and comfortable english menus
The location was great. Close to Triberg, Feldberg, Freiberg. The front desk personnel were very helpful. They had an excellent variety of hot and cold items on their breakfast buffet. We ate dinner in the restaurant 2 nights, and the meals were very good. There were alot of people on a tour, and also on the half-pension plan. Dinner our first night was frustrating because our waiter was busy, busy, busy with the tour folks, and other diners on the half-pension plan and didn't even acknowledge us for over 15 minutes! He actually cleared the tables next to us when we had to ask him for service! We didn't even have menus yet! The menus were thrown at us, and as he was racing by (to clear yet another table). The half-pension diners ate their dinner 1 1/2 hours before our reservation-we purposely booked our dinner on the late side to avoid this. Also, for this price, I expected some of the fun toiletries in the room.(shower cap, lotions, etc.) Nothing except bodywash in the wall dispenser.
Very nice location, staff was very pleasant. Breakfast was quite good and large spread. Quiet and relaxing here.
seclusion provide rooms with king or queen size beds
unfriendly reception
Good location and facilities great food and friendly staff
Delightful situation Even better if we could have appreciated the lake view from our room which had been stated on booking informatoin.Half board menu very good and very helpful staff. Night time room temperature too hot.
Good roomm with lake view. Very good food in restaurant even though we arrived very late and they weer just closing!
Very nice place , nice staff No
Good location in Black Forest, helpful and friendly stuff
this was a family run hotel and we were travelling on motorbikes. they made us so wellcome and even had a special workshop for the motobikes so you could clean them/check oil etc. evening meal was excellent.
Nice spacious room, large bathroom with good shower. Food in the restaurant was excellent. Varied breakfast. If you have limited mobility be aware that not all parts of the hotel are accessible by lift.
Lenzkirch is a small town 10 km from Titisee. But very beauitful and quiet town with. Excellent place to unwind. The owners (an elderly couple) and the staff were very helpful and friendly. They do not speak any english except for one of the staff by the name of Anil. Excellent value for money. The restaurant in the hotel also serves some excellent local food at a reasonable price. Not very easy to locate. But once you find the place it is worth it.
This hotel is in acharming quiet rural village easily accessed by bus and train. Dinner at hotel was dismal. Everything was satisfactory. A new place, it is run by father and som. Only son speaks Eng.
The hotel owner is very friendly and helpful and takes parts personally in ensuring that guests are well taken care of. I toured 4 & 5 stars hotels across Europe and I highly recommend this little town hotel for its character.
Extremely friendly and helpful staff.
Very friendly and very good services and comfort
Welcom and services
this is the best hotel during my trip .very good service and only 10mins from railway station .quiet place.and they recommand some nice sightseeing places to me as well .i would like to say tks here again .i wl recommand this hotel to all of my friends and if i have time .i wl travel there again .take more days to relaxation .
basic and clean no lift
Room is very big. Everything is great for a family. The color is a little bit dark and depressing
In overall - a good hotel. Excellent location near the train station, good breakfast The WiFi is not free and is only available in the lobby and the restaraunt
Peaceful and caring staff made our stay very comfortable and nothing was too much for the staff. Too many stairs to reach a room at the top, possibly a lift would be of assistance
A nice, quite hotel close to the rail station, shops, restaurants, and foot paths for walking in the Black Forrest.
Excellent staff. Very polite and helpful. Suggest a menu in English. No lift, long climb to the forth floor. No light switch at bedside.
-Location -service (friendly, polite, responsive) -breakfast -No lift -couldn't get an extra night because they were full!
Very nice hotel and good location
The breakfast was fantastic. This was by far the best experience in staying in this hotel. Between leaking toilet, a shabby run down appearance, and the incredibly small rooms, it is difficult to determine which is the deciding factor in us not returning to this hotel.
beautiful location, room size, balcony, totally run down and dilapidated in places - needs thorough redecoration clean up inside and out
environment around the hotel is wonderful a little far away form the town. but the bus station near the hotel is convenient
Friendly staff. The hotel was in the country side and the breakfast was excellent value for money heating was not so good and contruction is still going on parts of the hotel.
Great location,excelent bathtub,warm and relaxed family atmosphere
The good weather. Bedroom reaked of stale cigarette smoke including all bed clothes. Although sheets and pillow case were changed after complaining the smell persisted. The whole hotel had a run down and ill-kempt feel about it. Although half board was booked the evening meal offered only a buffet which whilst offering a choice was out too long and not up to usual German hotel standard.
Feel-like-home atmosphere, very good restaurant service, free internet access, beautiful and quiet surrounding nature, good location, all in all - excellent value for the money paid no fixed telephone line service in the room, which is very inconvenient for a foreigner. also, the mattresses in the beds are way too soft, IMO.
Liked the location away from the busy town, accessible by bicycle, Room outlook not very pleasant, overlooking garage and wall.
fantastic location fitness room is outdated with broken equipment
the ease of check in, the location to the town and train station and also the lounge
we didnt know that in november most of the places will be closed. But the stuff was helpful. That is the most that i like not expecting for the first time going to a place that i dont know without no excurtions.
We booked a room and had a suite. There are actually two rooms, a bedroom and living room with balcony. We loved it. We did not have more time to stay longer!
Very close to amenities None
Excellent breakfast buffet. Hotel offers all facilities for a relaxing weekend or short stay. Great location very dirty carpet in room. Hotel staff correct, but not overly friendly.
This hotel exceeded our expectations in every respect! Of 14 nights in Germany, Austria and Switzerland - this hotel was among the very best. Our room was very large (standard double), very clean with large windows and patio. Parking was right outside our door. Beautiful facility with cafe, bar, fine dining. Lovely indoor pool, sauna, solarium, laundry facilities, billiards - the works! Very convenient location, quiet and scenic. What is really special about this hotel is the staff. From the front desk to the bar and the dining staff - all were friendly and accomodating. The breakfast was wonderful with a huge selection of items. We enjoyed a lovely dinner in the dining room - the food was really delicious and the service was first class (and reasonably priced). Don't miss this hotel -- we wished we could have stayed another day!
Our room wasn't accessible by lift. Fortunately a very helpful member of staff brought our cases up for us.
Swimming pool, breakfast, evening meal, lounge area.
Cosy, well located hotel but in any way Titisee is a small place. Excellent breakfast. Rooms and bathrooms are too small. The summer temperatures are soaring and the rooms do not have fans so it is very uncomfortable and hot. Fans must be provided for the hot summer months.
I was very impressed with the hotel. Clean, great staff and excellent restaurant prices, I would recommend the hotel to anyione wanting a peaceful, relaxing stay. Nothing at all.
Lovely large comfortable room, quiet.
very nice location at the edge of a forest
We had a perfect stay. Wonderful hotel! SchwarzWald is beautiful!
Warm and gracious hosts and staff. Quiet, peaceful location. Evening and morning meals were excellent. Although not used, the spa facilities were very nice. The large lounge room is a wonderful place to relax. The owners and staff speak a sufficient amount of English to provide friendly and helpful services to someone who may not be fluent in German. Limited hours for evening meals (only open from 1700 until 1900). The television did not work. The biggest drawback was that there were insufficient parking spaces. Arriving at 1830 and with multiple room reservations, there were no parking spaces available.
It was very functional and provided what was required for a short stay sking trip. The price was very good compared with other guest houses of the same type The water in the swimming pool was a little cold and the sauna could have been opened for the evening
we had a good sized room with a balcony which was very comfortable.The breakfast was very acceptable.Parking is good and the hotel is easy to find.This hotel has a good position with magnificent views and superb walks. A quiet,relaxing hotel The water in the swimming pool could have been warmer!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful, efficient and uncomplicated experience in a friendly atmosphere. Food was good value and breakfast was just great.
Good value, good breakfast, basic but comfortable
The very friendly and very attentive staff. no
Spacious rooms, good location. Older gasthaus; our bathroom could use some renovation. Key system was really old, and was difficult to work, definitely needs changing. Some patrons smoked at the bar - and the smell wafted upstairs, which was disturbing.
The hotel was a small family run business and the owner (though doesn't speaks English) tries her best to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The son, Philip, was a great chap, very helpful and speaks a little English. The hotel is located in a nice environment (surrounding woods and nearby lake are great place for leisure activities) It is a rather peaceful stay, even though I did not really had the time to enjoy what the surrounding nature has to offer.
It is a small home hotel. The room is big and clean. They have their own restaurant. If you don't have a car, this place is difficult to research by public transport.
Nice staff, excellent position, very quite Doors locks jams frequently, some chairs of the bar are broken, bed are a little uncomfortable
The staff was friendly, the location was great, and the rooms were clean.
Wow, what can I say ! The Staff was so incredibly friendly, we easily overlooked some of the flaws of the rooms. My family (eight of us) were made to feel more like loved relatives than strangers renting rooms for the night. Young Phillip was very friendly and very helpful. The buffet breakfast was the best we had in our 7 days of travel. During our vacation, no other place offered the warmth that this small family business showed to us. My daughter and her husband want to go back to the Black Forest sometime, and they have already discussed staying an entire week at Gasthaus Löffelschmiede. Best Value in Europe !!
Courteous service, comfortable room and excellent meal. Convenient location on quiet road. The staircase is rather steep, requiring great care carryng a heavy suitcase, especially going down.
once you find the hotel its very nice friendly and good rooms. breakfast good choice. Finding the hotel
Breakfast was really good, the room was really quiet and had a nice view to the forest it´s not at the city centre
Staff were helpful, food was good, bed was comfortable. Bath/showerroom was very small, but clean. Hotel is about 10 minutes walk from Titisee.
the hotel is a good one. the service is excellent and the hotel faiclilty is good also.this is my secound time at this hotel. if i will be at this area once again i will not hasitate to try find a room at this hotel.
Great location, good food, friendly and helpful staff. Free internet.
Very Friendly staff, Good buffet Breakfast, Nice Restaurant Close to main road and railway, not a problem at night but spoils sitting on balcony.
Friendlly staff
Quiet location, nice views nearby, very friendly, helpful staff, restaurant food was very good
The atmosphere was very good. There was a cosy feeling about the hotel. The surroundings were very nice.
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1 day post op and feel burning sensations, is this normal?
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A burning feeling post op can be normal.
Any surgical procedure will temporarily or permanently change the sensation in the area of surgery. Some people may call this changed feeling "burning". It is likely normal and should improve without treatment. As always, stay in touch with your surgeon.
Post Op Discomfort
Many uncomfortable sensations such as burning, tightness, aching etc. are normal post op. If you see or feel something that you feel is concerning, let your Plastic Surgeon know and they will tell you what to expect as you heal.
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1 day post op and feel burning sensations, is this normal?
Thank you for your question you are very early 1 day post op you need more time and do consult your surgeon for any concerns that you might have.
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Thank you for your question.
You are very early on in your recovery and throughout your recovery period you may experience different sensations such as tingling, burning or intermittent shooting pain. These are normal experiences as the skin, muscles and tissue stretch to accommodate your implants, and as sensory nerves heal. I would recommend discussing this with your plastic surgeon so they are aware of your concerns.
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Thank you for your question.
Feeling a burning/ tingling sensation is quite common after surgery. Your nerves are waking up. If you are concerned contact your surgeon for his/her advice. Best of luck!
Burning or tingling after Breast Surgery
Your question is not an uncommon one for women who have undergone breast surgery. The burning sensation you feel may be the nerves that are beginning to "wake up" after surgery. You will continue to feel twinges in different areas of your breasts during the recovery period. This is normal. If you are uncomfortable, a muscle relaxant will help with this or any muscle spams you feel. Good luck with your recovery.
1 day post op and feel burning sensations, is this normal?
Only 1st DAY after surgery, You thought you would not have discomfort? Maybe you might be best to go see your surgeon for a follow up examination for peace of mind.....
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This is normal.when you cut anywhere on the body little sensory nerves are cut and you can get burning or similar feelings.
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Thank you for your question. This sounds totally normal and well within what I would expect duringthe early healing stages. When having breast augmentation, sensory nerves get stretched. This results in a burning sensation, which is fairly typical after breast augmentation. This sounds normal, but if you have any concerns please discuss this with your surgeon. Best regards.
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His plays include Moonshine, The Guernica Hotel, Dear Kenny, The Salvage Shop and Blackwater Angel, which was presented at the Abbey Theatre in 2001. A children's play, The Road to Carne was presented at the Peacock Theatre in 2003. He has directed over twenty plays for Red Kettle and has also worked as a writer and director with Meridian, Field Day, TEAM, Rough Magic and Barnstorm. He was the Anglo Irish Bank Writer in Association at the Abbey Theatre for 2001-2002. His latest play, Sky Road, was produced at the Theatre Royal, Waterford in 2007. Moonshine, The Salvage Shop, Blackwater Angel and Sky Road are published by Gallery Press.
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Definition of the noun aardwolf
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noun - plural: aardwolves
- striped hyena of southeast Africa that feeds chiefly on insects
- lexical domain: Animals - nouns denoting animals
- scientific names: Proteles lalandii / species Proteles lalandii / Proteles typicus / species Proteles typicus / Viverra hyenoides / species Viverra hyenoides / Proteles cristata
- more generic words: hyaena / hyena = doglike nocturnal mammal of Africa and southern Asia that feeds chiefly on carrion
- member of: genus Proteles / Proteles = aardwolf
- observational distribution: specimen and observational data from the Global Biodiversity Information Facility Network (not necessarily true occurrence density gradients)
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- The insectivorous mammal species Proteles cristatus, of South Africa, related to and resembling the hyena and having an erectile crest.
"Aardwolf" is a MUD that is set in the fantasy world of Andolor. It started in 1996 and continues to draw active players. As well as being accessible through most MUD clients, a version of MUSHclient is specifically tailored for Aardwolf. The game can also run on Flash and Java. Aardwolf has had up to 500 players online at a time, typically 200–300 online.
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Aardwolf is a fictional character, a mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. His first appearance was in Night Thrasher vol. 2, #3, released in October 1993. He was created by Fabian Nicieza, Ken Lashley and Fred Hayes.
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Encyclopedia of Deserts (1999)
by Michael A. Mares, Oklahoma Museum of Natural History (Norman, Okla.)
The aardwolf is an unusual member of a family of rather large carnivorous mammals that has evolved to become...
Since the aardwolf is a mammal, turning to MAMMALS will provide a wealth of information on the class Mammalia, a group of ...
Principles of Animal Communication (2016)
Biology, Zoology by CTI Reviews
Aardwolf: The aardwolf is a small, insectivorous ...
Beat about the Bush: Mammals (2007)
by Trevor Carnaby
The aardwolf is a specialist termite-eater, taking harvester termites (Hodotermes) in winter and snouted termites (Trinervitermes) in summer. Papillae on the tongue help prevent sand abrasion as it licks prey from the soil surface. Ridges on the ...
Animal Planet ™ Atlas of Animals (2013)
by Jinny Johnson
Termite hunter The aardwolf is a kind of hyena but has a very dierent diet from the rest ofits family. It lives mostly on termites and may eat up to 200,000 in one night.
Vertebrate Life (2016)
by CTI Reviews
Aardwolf: The aardwolf is a small, insectivorous mammal, native to East Africa and Southern Africa. Its name means 'earth wolf' in the Afrikaans / Dutch language. It is also called 'maanhaar jackal'. The aardwolf is in the same family as the ...
The Bushman Winter has Come (2013)
by Paul John Myburgh
Unlike the hyena, the aardwolf is a shy and timid creature with weak jaws and small, peg-like teeth adapted to feeding on termites, other insects and on well- rotted carrion. It seems to favour one species of harvester termite, which forages in the ...
Hunter and Hunted (2002)
Relationships Between Carnivores and People by Hans Kruuk
Hyaenas are predominantly carnivorous, although some also take vegetable food, and the small aardwolf is a termite specialist (Kruuk 1975; Mills & Hofer 1998). Of the hyaenas, the spotted hyaena is the most spectacular predator by far , and ...
Mobile HTML5 (2013)
by Estelle Weyl
Aardwolf is a remote JavaScript debugger with which you can execute and capture JavaScript. Aard‐wolfworks by rewriting your code on the server and adding debugging hooks. Similar to weinre with a Node.js backend, it uses synchronous ...
Living Earth (2013)
A Short History of Life and its Home by R.E. Nisbet
The animal was an aardwolf, a small beast with simple teeth, mostly living on insects and grubs. It fluffs up its hair and looks bigger when frightened. The aardwolf is a shy, retiring animal, not obvious on the landscape of Africa. It was from ...
Why Men Won't Ask for Directions (2004)
The Seductions of Sociobiology by Richard C. Francis
and the aardwolf (Proteles cristatus). The aardwolf is a specialized termite eater that occupies its own subfamily, so we can confine our comparisons to the other two ...
The Complete Book of Southern African Mammals (1997)
by Lex Hes
The aardwolf is a highly solitary feeder. It specializes on Trinervilermes termites because they are active for most of the rear, foraging for grass in dense columns of up to 5 (MX) individuals. For protection Trinervitermea soldiers have almost ...
Mammalogy (2015)
Adaptation, Diversity, Ecology by George A. Feldhamer, Lee C. Drickamer, Stephen H. Vessey, Joseph F. Merritt, Carey Krajewski
The aardwolf is the smallest member of the family, with maximum body weight of about 12 kg. Well-developed canines and large premolars make the 3 species of bone-cracking hyenas highly competent hunters, capable of killing large prey ...
Encyclopedia of the Peoples of Africa and the Middle East (2009)
by Facts On File, Incorporated
The desert regions of the south have a number of rare African mammal species including the aardwolf, the meerkat, and the black-footed cat. Africa's extensive savannas are home to some of its most characteristic species such as the lion, the ...
Winston's Cumulative Encyclopedia (1914)
A Comprehensive Reference Book by Charles Morris
Along with the true hyenas, the aardwolf of South ...
New Cabinet Encyclopedia and Treasury of Knowledge (1895)
by Charles Annandale, Ainsworth Rand Spofford
Along with the true hyenas, the aardwolf of South ...
Treasury of Natural History; Or, A Popular Dictionary of Zoology ... (1872)
by Samuel Maunder
Aardwolf .
Dictionary of Scientific Terms (1869)
by P. Austin Nuttall
ABO Aardwolf (Dutch, eartk-wolf), in zoology, the name of a carnivorous digi- tigrade quadruped, which appears to form an intermediate link between the civet and the hyaena. Abaca, in botany, a species of flax or hemp which gTows in the ...
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