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Hotel Ohtels IslantillaIslantilla 502 m from city centre 211 reviews
Set on Andalucia's Costa de la Luz, Ohtels Islantilla is 656 feet from Islantilla Beach. Each air-conditioned suite has a lounge area and...
Hotel Ilunion IslantillaIslantilla 218 m from city centre 1141 reviews
Located on Islantilla Beach, this beachfront hotel is 23 mi from Huelva and 12 mi from Portugal. It features a spa, outdoor and indoor...
Hotel Sentido Ama IslantillaIslantilla 1.3 km from city centre 0 reviews
Located in Islantilla golf course, Sentido Ama Islantilla offers luxurious accommodations 5 minutes' drive from the beach. It features an...
Hotel ESTIVAL IslantillaIslantilla 576 m from city centre 0 reviews
This hotel is located on the beach, has 478 rooms and suites, including exclusive Master Suites and themed rooms for an unforgettable...
Interpass Aparthotel Golf Playa Country ClubIslantilla 917 m from city centre 57 reviews
Located next to Islantilla Golf Course, Apartamentos Turísticos Interpass Golf Playa is set in gardens with a seasonal outdoor pool. The...
Grand Hotel Puerto AntillaIslantilla 557 m from city centre 1608 reviews
Puerto Antilla Grand Hotel is located on Islantilla Beach in Huelva province. It offers 5 swimming pools, spa, fitness center and a...
Apartamentos Leo IslamarIslantilla 652 m from city centre 48 reviews
The apartments are located on the beach front, 200 meters from the shore. Consisting of 1 and 2 bedrooms, the apartments are completely...
Apartamentos Islantur IpanemaIslantilla 196 m from city centre 31 reviews
Los apartamentos vienen con 1 o 2 dormitorios y con cuarto de baño privado con bañera. Los apartamentos de 1 dormitorio cuentan con...
Apartamentos Islantur Las AmericasIslantilla 215 m from city centre 0 reviews
The complex Islantur Las Americas is located on the beachfront, they have direct access to the beach Islantilla The apartments are...
Apartamentos Leo Varios IslantillaIslantilla 415 m from city centre 7 reviews
Consisting of 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, the 1 bedroom apartments have a living room, kitchen or efficiency kitchen, bedroom, full bath and...
On Family IslantillaIslantilla 1.1 km from city centre 96 reviews
Playa Golf Islantilla is located in the town of Isla Cristina, in the province of Huelva, very close to the beach, 50 meters away and...
Resort Islantilla GolfIslantilla 988 m from city centre 1019 reviews
Islantilla Golf Resort is an exclusive complex within the Islantilla Golf Course, just 4 minutes' drive from Islantilla Beach. It offers...
Apartamentos Leo IpanemaIslantilla 207 m from city centre 11 reviews
This apartment complex offers lift access and a garage for those arriving by car. The apartments comprise a salon with sofa bed, large...
Apartamentos Leo Las AméricasIslantilla 415 m from city centre 8 reviews
The 1 bedroom apartments have a living room, kitchen or efficiency kitchen, bedroom, full bath and terrace. Those of 2 bedrooms have the...
Apartamentos Leo VelamayorIslantilla 144 m from city centre 1 reviews
The hotel offers 10 apartments in total and has lift access and a car park. The apartments are secluded from urban areas and feature...
Apartamentos Leo Velamayor PlayaIslantilla 136 m from city centre 0 reviews
Reception: in the apartments Leo Ipanema. Reception time according to the season. From 08.04 to 08.25 the stays including less than 14...
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LOSS OF CHECKPOINT CONTROLS IN ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA by Srividya Swaminathan A Dissertation Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (GENETIC, MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY) May 2013 Copyright 2013 Srividya Swaminathan
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|Leukemogenesis is a multi-step process which involves the disruption of the normal development of a hematopoetic cell. Precursor-B acute lymphoblastic leukemia (Pre-B ALL) is one such example of the process of leukemogenesis that results from deregulated early B cell development in the bone marrow. Typically, checkpoints which are present at every stage of development safeguard an early B cell from leukemic transformation. This thesis focuses on two such critical cell signaling mechanisms that act at the pre-B cell receptor (pre-BCR) checkpoint (Fraction C'), and thereby protect the cell from overt leukemogenesis. While one of the mechanisms protects the B cell from acquiring genetic alterations, the other eliminates deleterious B cells by a process known as negative selection. ❧ In the first half of this thesis, we highlight the novel role of IL7R as the guardian of the B cell genome before Fraction D. We show that IL7R carries out this function by preventing pre-mature expression of AID and deleterious rise in the levels of the RAG1/RAG2 recombinases. Both these enzymes are notorious in causing genetic instability and have been previously implicated in the process of leukemogenesis. However, the natural safeguard mechanisms that prevent their concomitant expression have not been elucidated. Our study provides novel insight in this direction. In addition, we shed light on the role of inflammatory cues in accelerating the process of leukemogenesis, when the safeguard is lost or compromised. We demonstrate that this study is particularly relevant to the clonal evolution of certain childhood leukemia like the TEL-AML1 subgroup, which require second hits for full-blown leukemogenesis to occur. ❧ In the latter half of this thesis, we focus on another mechanism of leukemic transformation that occurs at the pre-BCR checkpoint. We show that the natural process of negative selection (apoptosis) at the pre-BCR checkpoint is crucial to thwart leukemogenesis. We identify the BTB domain containing B-lymphoid protein BACH2 as the key inducer of the negative selection process. Role of BACH2 has not been well-characterized in early B cells. Therefore, our study is the first of its kind to highlight the role of BACH2 in negative selection. By extrapolating our understanding of BACH2 in B cell development to pre-B ALL, we demonstrate that this protein possesses leukemia-suppressive properties. Therefore, BACH2 represents another paradigm of safeguard against leukemogenesis at the pre-BCR checkpoint. ❧ Through our studies on both IL7R and BACH2, we highlight the importance of a tightly controlled early B cell development process that safeguards the cell from leukemic transformation. Such an understanding of leukemogenesis is required for identifying better treatment strategies for ALL patients.
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|LOSS OF CHECKPOINT CONTROLS IN ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA by Srividya Swaminathan A Dissertation Presented to the FACULTY OF THE USC GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (GENETIC, MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY) May 2013 Copyright 2013 Srividya Swaminathan

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EDITOR : Dave Kemp, 24 Ingham Road, West Hampstead, London, NW6 1DE.
HELPERS: Kevin Massey Alison Hillmen
Hello. Welcome to Slade News Three. As you will see we have changed the format of the fanzine slightly. More space is being devoted to the Slade interviews, we are printing more photos and pictures, and generally using a greater amount of your contributions.
The next issue should be ready in the second week of July. You can either apply for the mag directly at the beginning of July, and we will forward it on to you as soon as it is ready, or you can wait till you see" the usual music paper advertisements before you apply. Keep your eyes peeled if you are going to do the latter, as we won't be advertising quite so much in the future. At least one ad should appear in each of the major papers though",
Lots of people have been sending in for back issues of Slade News. We are afraid that the first issue is now totally out of print and no longer available. A few copies of issue 2 are still obtainable at the usual price,
Sales of Slade News 2 were up 20% on issue l so we know we're doing things right. Thanks for this continued support.
Slade start another British tour, their fourth one in l4 months, on May 24. The dates so far confirmed are printed below, more look like being added - if they are, we will inform you with additional piece of paper enclosed with this newsletter.
24 Coventry Centre Club
25 Cirencester Agricultural College
26 Manchester Polytechnic
29 Liverpool Oscar's Club
1 Withernsea Pavilion
2 West Runton Pavilion
4 Stockton Theatre Club
8-9 Guernsey
Please check all dates with the concert halls concerned before going to any of the gigs.
"GINNY GlNNY" RELEASED
Slade's new single is to be "Ginny Ginny", that popular live number. The B side will be another Holder 8: Lea composition "Dizzy Mama." The single' will be out on Barn Records, as usual. The release date will be May l8th, or around that time. We'd advise you to get your advance order in for "Ginny Ginny " soon, as then you might receive one of the initial copies pressed in YELLOW vinyl: Don't forget to send off requests to Radio One and your local stations, for the record, as they really do help get it played.
Swinn, Slade's Road Manager, got married on May 2nd to his long time girlfriend Debbie. All Slade members were in attendance at the service, which was in Wolverhampton. Noddy acted as best man. Congrats and good luck Swinn and Deb... Slade's European tour went well, but Dave Hill was complaining about the Yugoslavian dates, because the band had to spend 1 hours daily travelling by car to the gigs, as there were no internal air services:... Jim Lea had some trouble actually before Slade left for Europe - he lost his passport and didn't find it till just before the group had to leave... More wedding congratulations, this time to Mike & Linda from Morayshire who got married in April. Such devoted Slade fans are they that they actually got engaged on April 4th 1978, because it was Dave Hill s birthday!
The pen pal section seems to be very popular. Last month we featured Sue O'Leary and Ossie Crabbe, both of them receiving lot's of letters from Slade fans. Sue is very pleased with all the pen pals that she now has. She only regrets that it is impossible for her to keep in contact with everybody that wrote, because so many people did!
Anyway Alison sent down another batch of Slade fans that want to have pen pals, they are;
DON MOFFAT is 22 years old. His interests are listening to Slade records, and seeing the band live. Last year he travelled hundreds of miles to see Slade at the Wembley Arena. also he likes Boxing and Football (Glasgow Rangers 70Co). Don runs a mobile disco, and he can often be found plugging Slade 's releases. His address is: 82 High Street, Coldstream, Berwickshire, Scotland.
GERALDINE USHER has been a Slade fan for many years now and she tries to get to as many concerts as possible. In actual fact we remember meeting her at the Guildford University concert last autumn. Geraldine particularly likes Noddy Holder, so all Noddy fans write to her at : Banstead Place, Park Road, Banstead, Surrey.
WILLIE POWER of 21 Norglen Drive, Turf Lodge, Belfast 11, Northern Ireland, is aged 19. He wants to write to a Slade fan of either sex. His hobbies include Snooker, Football and listening to Slade!
If you want to be included in the Slade pen pal section write to Alison Hillmen at her new address: 35 Hudson Ave, Great Horton, Bradford, BD7 3ND, West Yorkshire. Give her the details of your name, age, address and hobbies. We try to include as many of you in the section as possible.
Steve Flinders has some more sets of photographs for sale, all of which seem to be very good. His photos seem to get better all the time! This sets consist of:
"Leicester Baileys 1979" 10 colour 5" X 3" photos - £2:80
"Watford Baileys 1979" 10 colour 5" X 3" photos - £2:80
"Paris Olympia 16/12/74" 10 colour 5" X 3" photos - £2.80
All prices include a charge for postage and packing. Also Steve has a few of the old sets left. They are; 15 Hammersmith '78 photos £4.00, 20 U.K. Tour '78 photos £5.20, and 10 Cleethorpes '78 photos £2.80
A big thanks to Steve for supplying us with some photos that we have used in this issue of Slade News, and some others which we will use in the next few editions.
His address is : 5 Main St, Stanton-By-Dale, Ilkeston, Derbyshire.
Dave Hill's birthday was on April 4th. What a surprise it was to hear Dave Lee Travis wish him a happy birthday and play "How Does It Feel" just before 7.30 on Radio One.
Capital Radio, London's commercial station, likewise congratulated Dave and also played a Slade record on the Michael Aspel show, so we are told.
We are sure that these radio plays and birthday mentions were helped by nagging letters by the fans. In June 14th and 15th it is Jim and Nod's birthdays, so why not drop a line to Radio One, or your local station, and try to get them to play a Slade disc to honour the occasion!
SLADE LIVE AT THE WARTBURG MUSIC HALL, WIESBADEN, W. GERMANY 7th April '79
Concert Report by German Slade News reader Steff Decker
Before the concert my friends and I, who had travelled from Frankfurt, saw Slade go into the Stoerbaker restaurant for a drink. We wanted to get their autographs, but Swinn told us to return. after the concert, which we did, but unfortunately we waited 1½ hours in vain.
The concert though was great. Sadly it had been poorly publicised. There were no tour dates printed in the German music magazines and no advertising posters on the walls around town. In fact nobody knew Slade were touring!
I found out about the concert because I happened to be passing the hall and saw a small poster inside the door. Actually many people that I talked to at the gig said that they had come because they were attracted by the noise from the soundcheck, and then they found out that Slade were playing.
Although the Wartburg Music Hall is not very large (it holds only 1,000 - 1,100 people) the noise of the crowd was deafening.
Noddy was the first member to be seen. He was wearing a black jacket and a straw hat. He plugged his guitar in, and led into "Hear He Calling".
Slade played very loudly - louder than when I saw them in Frankfurt in 1977.
The group's second song was "My Baby Left Me", then "Take Me Bak Ome" which was the best number of the evening.
Next clouds of smoke poured onstage, and "Let Me Give You Love" was sung. This was the best new song played.
Then came "Everyday", and it seemed that everyone knew the chorus. People were signing along and having fun.
Next came another new song ("Ginny Ginny), followed by Jim and Don's solos.
We were standing right at the front of the stage and I tried to shake hands with Jim. Dave though blew the smoke - which was still around - into our faces!
At this point a drunken American got hold of Dave's guitar neck. Dave got free with difficulty. He stepped back a few paces, but then he returned to the front of the stage. Again the American stretched out his hand, but he got it kicked by Dave who laughed triumphantly;
Yet another new number was played. Jimmy drank some beer that a fan handed up to him during the break between songs. As for Nod, he just kept smiling! Sadly it was time for the last number, "Get Down And Get With It". Nod thanked the crowd for coming. Then unplugging their guitars, and throwing their leads onto Don's drum riser, Slade left the stage.
Of course they came back for an encore - "Mama Weer All Crazee". One of the roadies had to turn Dave's amp on, as he had forgotten and not noticed. We all laughed about that, even Dave!
Twice more Slade returned for encores, playing "Cum On Feel The Noize" and a medley of rock n roll oldies, and then "Born To Be Wild". They left the stage for the last time.
Don was covered in sweat. His jeans were soaked down to the knees. In a way this sweat shows just how hard working Don and Slade are.
On this page we do our best to answer any questions that you might have concerning Slade.
Q. Don Powell has always said that his favourite artist is Harry Nilsson. Does this still hold true? (Jill Hart, Leeds)
A. Yes, Don still likes Harry Nilsson the best. He says though that he also likes Barry White, ELO, Elton John and The Eagles.
Q. I have a picture of Slade from one of the old fan club newsletters, where they are posing with a mass of Gold and Silver discs. How many discs were there in the picture? (Mark Craven, Thornton Heath)
A. I don't know how many were featured in that picture and I'm not going to try to count them all! But I can tell you that in February 1975 the count of Gold and Silver discs went as follows; 25 Gold albums and 30 Silver albums 3 Platinum singles, 15 Gold singles and 70 Silver singles.
Q. Do all the Slade members still live in Wolverhampton? I have an article in which they say they will never leave the area. (John Price, Leeds)
A. Jim and Dave have stuck to their words, they still live in the Wolverhampton district. But as time passes attitudes change - Noddy and Don now live in London. We understand that when the band were filming "Flame" they had to spend a lot of time in London, and from then onwards Nod and Don started liking the place, and eventually they moved here.
A.. No! Noddy never managed to get his guitar back. The guitar was very precious to him though, so he had a replica of his cherry red Gibson made. Luckily enough it was completed in time for him to use it on the group's recent European tour.
Q. I remember reading some years ago about Dave Hill having a pet dog~ I think that it was a Great Dane, called Windsor. Whatever happened to the dog, as Dave couldn't have kept him what with the group being in America for so long. (Steve Jenkins, Stourbridge.)
A. Dave didn't keep the dog - he gave Windsor to his dad, who still looks after him.
Q. (To Slade News writers) My favourite Slade gig was at Newcastle City Hall in 1974, what are your most memorable concerts? (L. Mann, Gateshead.)
A. Alison: "Leicester Baileys 1979". Kevin: "Salford Willows Club, 1978. This is because the gig was on my birthday, and I got a card signed by the group. Also the atmosphere was fantastic at Willows - even the bouncers were singing along!" Dave: "Wemb1ey Empire Pool 1973 - this was my first Slade concert, and when they were presented with the NME trophy for being the top group in the world the crowd reacted as if they'd won the FA Cup! Also 'Cum On. Feel The Noize' was No.1 in the charts at the time, and this added to the occasion."
After concluding our interview with Jim Lea, which we printed in our last issue, Dave Hill entered the Watford Baileys dressing room. Jim had to go and tune his guitar, so Dave sat down with us and let us quiz him.
SN: Dave, could you give us a run-down for your daily routine for when you play concerts like this one at Baileys tonight?
Dave: Well actually with these gigs it's been a bit like a night-shift, which has completely thrown me. I reckon that I shall be getting up at about 2 O'clock, then working here till about 2 O'clock in the morning - that's the time that I'll leave after the gig - getting home at about five, going to bed that sort of time, then as I said waking up again at about 2 O'clock.
I always have eight hours sleep you see, certainly no less than that, maybe a bit more! It tends to throw you a bit when you do the night-shift bit because you feel strange during the day.
SN: Do you still like playing clubs like this though, where you have got to cone on stage late at night?
Dave: That's the only thing that I don't like about the nightclubs. I mean, if you're doing a normal gig you're finished by 11 or 12 O'clock, and you'll get home by about 2 O'clock, and thus have a normal sort of routine.
I don't like having to be in bed during the day, I'd rather be up in the morning - I'm more of a day person than a night person. I feel that it's more natural to be up during the day, whereas Nod will have a kip during the day, and it doesn't bother him. He can groove every night of the week, but I'd feel as if I was hemmed in, as if all I was ever seeing was darkness. I like the "day" routine more, and I probably prefer the routine of concert gigs rather than playing clubs. But they have to be done, so I do them.
SN: At concerts though, have you ever noticed the audience, and has the way that they have reacted ever effected you, good or bad?
Dave : Say we have an awkward audience, like those in these clubs, where you get girls wearing pretty dresses, and women in hen parties - who have never seen a rock group, or certainly never seen a group like us - so they just there, well a lot of gigs we've done have been like that, and we've had to work hard to get them off their seats. They don't instantly react. They're probably really liking it, but they haven't got a c2ue as to what they are supposed to be doing whereas fans, like yourselves, know the sort of thing that we are after every night.
So the attitude of the group is sort of: "You WILL enjoy yourselves!" We aim for having a hectic night. It's almost like playing sport. If you play squash say, you're going to hit the ball and sweat like crazy - that's your aim on stage, to physically move yourself.
Well, when I go on stage I like to move around and I like to play, and I get off on it. If I see an audience getting off on it too, then that magnetism comes back. But also if we go on stage and the audience is "instant" from the start, then that doesn't hold us down any, it only means that we will push to do the normal show, and push to sustain the reaction.
SN: Do you prefer the concerts nowadays where you have to win the crowd over, rather than those from a few years back where you had them with you from the start?
Dave: We do feel the reaction that we get nowadays is a lot more genuine, because it simply is a lot harder to get. Obviously when you are a huge success you are getting a lot of people in at the gigs who are just buying the odd single or two, and they've just come down to see what it's all about. Also they've probably heard "we shall scream at the gig" or "We shall jump around at the gig" or something. Also the crowd seems to be a lot younger at the concert gigs, so they are likely to be more clowny and loon about.
At these club dates some of the people that come in each night are fans,
old fans that have grown up and are coming to see what we are about now.
They probably still consider us to be something from the past, they don't know quite what they are going to get. What we do notice now is if we do get claps that it is more genuine than the hysteria. This is one thing that will keep us together, if we are still going down well without hit records at the present time, then we know that we are winning.
SN: Talking about you personally on stage, you seem to have lost a bit of your stamina, because Jim seems to have taken over. Now though you are creeping back to the way that you were before. Is this intentional, or is it just me imagining it?
Dave: You seem to be noticing it more than most people would. I don't know, maybe it's the clubs that are making the situation like it is. Also maybe Jim has stepped up and taken the spotlight away from me a bit, as opposed to me lowering myself. I'm probably not that much different, it's only you noticing Jim doing it more so, you know moving around and that.
I would say though that at one point I did quieten off, but not consciously. The reason for me stepping up is because it's like "aggro" at these places. You see the audience sitting there, and you've got to project to them some sort of image to get them going. If you're not jumping around, moving about and enjoying yourself, then they aren't going to either.
Dave: I've never thought of myself as that. I've always thought of me as being just another member of the group that does what he does. Nod talks to the crowd, and I muck around.
Image-wise, I suppose that me and Nod are the strongest, only because we come across as being the strongest on stage.
SN: When I started liking the group you are Nod were the only ones that I knew of?
Dave: Right. It was my clothes that got me known!
SN: Why did you spell your song titles wrongly?
Dave: We didn't do it to be consciously gimmicky. We did it because that was the way that we talked, and that was the way that we would write the words by how they sounded. This was opposed to us speaking straight English: "Because I Love You", obviously we would say "Cuz I Luv You". This worked in our favour, so we kept on doing it. We dropped it eventually though because it was turning into a gimmicky thing. Y'know you do it once, then you do it twice, then somebody says : "Oh no! Not again!" You have to call a halt to something before people get fed up with it.
SN: Talking about yourself, you're the sort of gimmick member of the group, first you had the glitter and the platform boots, then it was the bald head and leather jacket, what's next?
Dave: I can't really tell you can I? I will probably just appear with something. I don't know. I don't actually plan to do anything as such. I think that somehow through the clubs, and through the gigs we are doing, that I get an inspiration, and I do something. I'm not specifically planning to do anything at the present time.
The last thing that I would want to do though would be to walk on stage with glitter on, or anything of that description. I don't want anyone to look upon me as being a figure of the past, I want to be NOW.
SN: Were you ever pressed into wearing any of the old clothes by management at all?
Dave: Oh No! You must be joking. Our management could never think of anything like that! Everything that I do is always "me".
SN: You're more way out than the other members though aren't you?
Dave: Yeah, but I was like that at school, before I met this lot! I suppose though that there is something in me that the others haven't got, but that applies to each of us. Take Don, he's a quieter sort of bloke, or Jim who's really musical… each of us is totally different and it means that we're all blended together. I don't sit here thinking that I project more than Don does, but someone will come up to me and say that I am the idiot of the group because that' s how they see me.
SN: Some people have said that you are a bit of a big head.
Dave: Obviously. To be aggressive, or to be a performer, you have to have a certain ego attitude. You can't ever walk onto a stage looking a bit timid because the audience will walk all over you - they really do in America.
SN: Dave, are you setting your intentions on getting to the top again?
Dave : I'd be a liar to say that we didn't want another hit record, or several. Meaning the "top" to be a No.1 group, well I think that's always in the offing as far as we are concerned, there's always a big chance that we'll do that again.
SN: When you were very big, did the pressures ever get you down?
Dave: Sometimes. The pressures that we've got now are enough, we still get recognised, still get bothered. We put up with it better now though.
SN: Would you prefer' not to have instant No.1s, and thus have more of a quiet, relaxed life.
Dave: I wouldn't ignore instant No.ls, no. I wouldn't say that I wouldn't strive for something like that again. Understanding more about the music industry now, it's just that the situation with the marketing of records now means that it's impossible to have any more straight to No.1 records. We've done it, and that's the end of it as far as we're concerned. Even John Travolta, who's top of the teen-mania at the moment can't achieve it.
SN: Would you like to re-live those old times?
Dave: I don't want to re-live anything. I want to have a new experience, to go though the old experience again, would be boring. I want to go through success again, having more album success, and perhaps single records that are more respected. This doesn't mean that our old stuff isn't great, singles like "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" will always be classics in their own right.
1966 You Better Run
1969 Genesis
1969 Wild Winds Are Blowing
Fontana TF 1056
1970 Shape Of Things To Come
Fontana TF 1079
Know Who You Are
Polydor 2058 054
1971 Get Down And Get With It
Polydor 2058 112
Coz I Luv You
Polydor 2058 155
1972 Look Wot You Dun
Polydor 2058 195
Take Me Bak 'Ome
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Climb aboard a motorboat and sail a tropical "inner sea" in search of endangered dolphins and whales in Costa Rica.
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Do something special this summer: visit Costa Rica's beautiful Golfo Dulce to help protect its whales and dolphins and meet fascinating people from around the world.
Golfo Dulce, a narrow inlet on the southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, provides a rich habitat for cetaceans (whales and dolphins). It remains fairly pristine, since the many tourists who visit Costa Rica each year haven't quite discovered it yet—which makes now a crucial time to investigate what the ecosystem needs to remain healthy. By understanding the behavior and tracking the abundance of the whales and dolphins in Golfo Dulce, we can ensure we have the information we need to best protect them when tourism starts in earnest in this wild place.
The researchers you'll join gather information on three species of cetacean in the gulf: the pan-tropical spotted dolphin, the bottlenose dolphin, and the humpback whale. With your help, they'll continue to count these species' population sizes, see how individual dolphins interact with each other, and try to understand what habitats in the gulf they prefer. This information will help us understand the health of the cetacean populations at this moment and, in turn, to develop conservation plans to protect the biodiversity in the gulf in the future.
All Earthwatchers work on word-class research and visit interesting places. On our teen expeditions, you also get:
Observe dolphin behavior in the calm water of Golfo Dulce.
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Each day of an Earthwatch teen expedition offers a balance of hands-on research and the chance to explore your surroundings and get to know the scientists and your teammates. Your team is led not only by professional researchers but also by at least one Earthwatch facilitator, who will always be around to help you get the most out of your experience.
In this beautiful tropical setting, you will:
On most days, you'll have a chance to stop for provisions at a small store near the docks. When you're not researching, you can socialize, read in a hammock, learn more from the scientists about their work, or relax and watch the many species of birds that go about their business right outside your cabin.
Note: Field conditions and research needs can lead to changes in the itinerary and activities. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding.
Take photos of cetaceans, which may be included in the photo ID catalog of the project.
You'll stay at El Chontal, a welcoming eco-lodge run by a local family surrounded by tropical forest. Team members will share rooms equipped with beds and other simple furniture. Electricity and telephone service are available within the complex.
Enjoy typical Costa Rican fare, which usually includes rice and black beans, meat, vegetables, fruit, coffee, and juice. You'll share breakfasts and dinners in the lodge's outdoor dining area, and bring a lunch, such as sandwiches and fruit, to the project site each day.
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Help conserve wildlife within the Amazon Basin, while seeking pink river dolphins, primates, macaw, caiman, giant river otters, piranha and exotic fish.
How can we keep shark and ray populations strong? Find answers while exploring some of the world's most beautiful reefs.
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This report analyses compliance with the EPN guidelines for access to medicines in the church-related health services (CHSs) of Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Uganda and Zambia, and includes data from Nigeria, Tanzania and Togo. The report covers results from 363 health facilities, representing over 20 000 beds, over 4 million outpatients and budgets totalling more than 40 million US dollars. More than 50 focus groups were held with church leaders and more than 50 guided self-assessment meetings were held with hospital staff. Five national feedback meetings were also held.
The self-assessment survey results for the 127 hospitals, 178 clinics and 58 health posts describe the situation in a significant group of CHSs, from which it is reasonable to extrapolate results for CHSs across Africa. Even when, for example, most of the responses from Ghana were from the wealthier Southern areas, the poorer North of the country can be assumed to be similar to the CHSs in Ethiopia or Malawi, where conditions are similar.
It is assumed that responses came from the more active and involved facilities, and that therefore the results could be weighted towards scores higher than the true average. With over 21% of the hospitals analysed coming from Uganda, the results could have a further bias towards higher rather than lower scores which would reflect the relatively advanced development of health services in Uganda.
It is estimated that CHSs in sub-Saharan Africa provide 40% of the available health care, rising to as much as 90% in many rural areas. The significance of the CHSs is recognized by parts of the WHO and the World Bank, both of which make special efforts to work with the sector. However, these same organizations and a large number of other health actors in resource-poor environments do not match the size of the service provision with their commitment to the church health sector.
Unfortunately, no comparison can be made with government-run health institutions as no comparable survey has been carried out. However this study has resulted in:
- five country baseline studies: Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Uganda and Zambia (chronologically: Malawi, Ethiopia, Ghana, Zambia and Uganda);
- partial country baselines for Nigeria, Tanzania and Togo;
- a situation analysis for church-related health services across Africa.
For the first time, it has been possible to involve Christian health associations (CHAs), drug supply organizations (DSOs), church leaders and CHS staff in the process of identifying priorities for interventions as well as possible approaches to address these priority issues. It is now also possible to describe some aspects of the Christian health services in Africa, such as to:
- assess levels of access to essential medicines through CHSs;
- identify the most prevalent problems in CHSs in relation to access to essential medicines;
- measure change in the level of access to essential medicines in CHSs and whether that change relates to changes that are within the control of CHSs or not.


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|So the inventor of transporters was badly injured by one; his son was "killed" testing one; and he says that several other people were killed testing them. Call me a coward, but I'd want to know that they had sent a few monkeys through the transporter at least ten thousand times each before I went anywhere near it. Don't they do animal testing in the future?
Emory says his sub-quantum transporter is a completely flawed concept. So how come it worked on the probe? And if we say that he just did a normal transport on the probe, why would it end up 40,000 kilometres away? Previous episodes have indicated that the Enterprise transporter range is a few thousand kilometres, tops, so this was extended by at least tenfold! And even if we assume that Emory came up with some upgrade to the normal transporter to allow this, what was all that about "maybe you can extend your range a few hundred kilometres" at the end - he'd already beaten that by a long way!
New fact about Archer - he was one of those child prodigies! In this episode he talks about a heart-to-heart chat he had with his father the day before he went to flight school. In "Cold Station 12", we are told that Archer's father died when he was only twelve years old. So Archer must have gone to flight school when he wasn't even a teenager!
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There are shades of Voyager's "Jetrel" here; in both episodes a scientist who comes aboard saying he wants to do one thing when actually he is lying to cover his true mission. In both the real mission involves using the transporter to recover a person apparently killed by the scientist's actions in the distant past. In both the recovery attempt proceeds once the plot is uncovered, and in both that attempt then fails.
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Season 3 Episode 5 | 54m 41s
Simon Russell Beale uncovers the romance and betrayals of "The Winter's Tale" and shows that in this play Shakespeare offers something for which everyone longs: the ability to make amends for an irreversible mistake.
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text: This incredible vixen is a pornstar in the real meaning of the word, having been in the industry for over 20 years and still going strong. Dubbed 'Buttwoman' by the industry in 1997, she has had a stellar run of asstastic performances. Tiffany Mynx was big back when porn was a dirty secret, in the days before girls would ever grow up planning to get into porn. In fact, she had no idea in her very first audition that she was even trying out for a porn role. Luckily for all of us, when she realized what was being filmed, she took the fateful jump to say "YES!" and then keep us hard and happy by continuing to scream it out in award winning porn scenes throughout her career. A genuine Milf, Tiffany finds herself dancing less to care for her family, but then, she has quite a few laurels to rest on. Having won both 'Best Anal' and 'Best Couples' Scene Awards from AVN, as well as 'Best Group' and 'Best Girl-Girl' Scene Awards from XRCO, she has unsurprisingly been inducted into both the XRCO and the AVN Halls of Fame.


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Wedge says smaller Safeco not a concern
SEATTLE -- Thursday's matinee against the Tigers marked the end of the first homestand of the 2013 season, and Mariners manager Eric Wedge was asked if he felt the new, slightly smaller dimensions of Safeco Field affected the games and the mindsets of his hitters.
As far as how the production of his offense was concerned, Wedge didn't see any difference.
"It's zero impact," Wedge said. "The way we're going to be a better offensive club is with our players and them doing what they need to do. It maybe comes into play a little bit in the summer. The air density, or whatever you want to call it, is still the same. A couple balls last night were hit pretty good and you'd think, 'Well, if they moved in the fences, they'd go,' and, well, guess what? They still didn't go."
Wedge said there isn't any psychological difference with the fences closer in some areas of the outfield.
"It's one more thing to check off the list that we don't have to worry about or hear about," Wedge said. "It's not in the back of your mind anymore. It should allow us to focus on performing and hitting, and I think it will.
"It's a fair ballpark. It still probably edges on the pitchers' side of things, just because of where we are. But that's OK, too. It's good."


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I have dabbled in many areas in my life and I consider myself a naturally creative and artistic soul. I initially studied architecture straight out of secondary school but soon realized it was not my dream. But today I still appreciate the simple beauty of glass, metal and stone that are our dwellings and I think architecture will always hold a special place in my heart.
Apart from my obvious love of architecture, I have studied and loved photography, criminology as well as education. My love for learning has always enabled me to realize my dreams and conquer anything I set my mind to. My knitting life began very early on when I was only a small girl. My mother taught me knit as I shall one day teach both my children to knit. After a leave of absence during my secondary and tertiary education, I took up knitting once again soon after I had my first child, 11 years ago, and haven't looked back since. The first piece I ever knitted as an adult was, in fact, one that I "designed" purely on my past experience. Not very good, a simple, oversized v-neck in stocking stitch was all I could manage. But it was one of the best things I think I ever did! It put me back on the road to knitting. Sine then, I have knitted many patterns that I bought and fought my way through, learning a new technique from each one, each a stepping stone to what would eventually lead to where I am today.
Bobbin Hobnobbin began in its infancy due to the overwhelming lack of patterns for children. Specifically, at the time, I was looking for a fine-gauge zippered jacket that my daughter could use for her figure skating at the ice rink and Helsinki was born.
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April 18, 2019, 11:30 pmWill BartonG, Denver Nuggets
Will Barton struggled again in Game 3 on Thursday with four points on 2-of-6 shooting to go with two rebounds and a block.
Barton has been awful this entire series and there's no way around it. He's been dealing with some injuries, but as of now he can't even shoot the ball which has made him unplayable this series. The Spurs are sagging off of him at the 3-point line and allowing him open looks but he missed both of his shots from deep tonight. His minutes should definitely go to Malik Beasley (27 minutes, 17 points on 6-of-12 shooting with five 3-pointers, nine rebounds and two assists) as he's lost confidence in himself. The tricky part is, if Beasley takes his spot, what does that mean for the future of the franchise considering they just inked Barton to a long term deal?
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February 16, 2020, 11:54 pmGiannis AntetokounmpoPF, Milwaukee Bucks
Giannis Antetokounmpo could not will his team to the win against Team LeBron on Sunday in what was the most competitive All-Star Game we have seen in quite some time.
Antetokounmpo scored 25 points with 11 boards on 12-of-21 shooting. He had two clutch blocks on LeBron James to keep his team alive, but ultimately Team LeBron was able to overpower Team Giannis. Antetokounmpo's value is being dragged down by free-throw shooting and turnovers, but he remains a top-30 asset nonetheless.
February 16, 2020, 11:49 pmAnthony DavisPF-C, Los Angeles Lakers
Anthony Davis secured the win for Team LeBron on Sunday with a game-winning free throw.
Davis scored 19 points with nine boards on 9-of-16 shooting. Kyle Lowry pulled him to the ground to send him to the line with a chance to win the game and AD delivered. Davis remains the No. 1 player in 9-cat formats and should have no issue maintaining that spot.
February 16, 2020, 11:46 pmKawhi LeonardSF, Los Angeles Clippers
Kawhi Leonard won the first Kobe Bryant All-Star Game MVP Award with 30 points as Team LeBron beat Team Giannis 157-155 on Sunday.
Leonard came out the gate hot as he knocked down eight triples prior to the extremely competitive fourth quarter. He turned it up with some clutch steals down the stretch and helped Team LeBron secure the win. Leonard is a lock for top-10 value as we shift our focus to the second half of the season.
February 15, 2020, 10:43 pmDerrick Jones Jr.SF, Miami Heat
Derrick Jones Jr. won the Dunk Contest on Saturday in an epic showdown with Aaron Gordon.
Jones and Gordon extended the Dunk Contest into overtime and treated us to some of the best dunks in recent memory. Jones put on a spectacular performance with one 360, between-the-legs dunk that was reminiscent of Vince Carter. Gordon dunked over Tacko Fall in his final dunk and put up dunks worthy of a trophy himself. Jones earned the nickname of Airplane Mode on Saturday and is an option at the end of your bench in 14-team leagues.
February 15, 2020, 9:33 pmBuddy HieldSG, Sacramento Kings
Buddy Hield beat Devin Booker and Davis Bertans with 27 points in the final round of the 3-Point Contest on Saturday.
Hield had to hit the final shot to beat Booker by one point and take home the 2020 3-Point Contest trophy. Hield is third in made 3-pointers this season with 207. He has been on a roll lately and is a top-30 player over the past month while averaging 21.1 points and 4.5 threes per game. Hield should have a top-50 finish to the season.
February 15, 2020, 8:38 pmBam AdebayoC, Miami Heat
Bam Adebayo beat Domantas Sabonis in the final round of the Skills Challenge to take home the victory on Saturday.
Adebayo beat Spencer Dinwiddie, Pascal Siakam and Domantas Sabonis on his way to winning the 2020 Skills Challenge. Adebayo was able to showcase his talents on Saturday and has been a top-40 player in 9-cat leagues this season. He will have early-round value moving forward.
February 15, 2020, 6:08 pmEvan TurnerSG, Minnesota Timberwolves
Evan Turner is set to work out for the Clippers, per Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports.
Turner is working on a buyout with the Wolves and Minnesota never had any intention of holding ET back from other work. He's only appeared in 19 games all season and would be at the end of LA's rotation, so there's minimal fantasy impact if Turner finds his way to the Clips.
Source: Chris Haynes on Twitter
February 15, 2020, 12:10 amMiles BridgesSF, Charlotte Hornets
Miles Bridges took home the MVP Award of Team USA's 151-131 win over Team World in the Rising Stars game on Friday night, scoring 20 points, grabbing five boards, dishing out five assists and chipping in three steals.
He hit some big shots, including a couple of three of three pointers (3-of-7 3PT). The MVP winner was not immediately obvious after the game and Bridges was the beneficiary of a wide open field. He is clinging to value in standard 12-team leagues and has been a little better of late, averaging 20 points and seven rebounds over the past two weeks. If you have an open roster spot, Bridges offers consistently average production if you need a space-filler.
February 15, 2020, 12:00 amCollin SextonPG, Cleveland Cavaliers
Collin Sexton played 20 minutes Friday in the Rising Stars game in Chicago, putting up 21 points, five rebounds and three assists.
Sexton was not pleased about being left off the original roster for Team USA. He got an opportunity due to Tyler Herro's injury and had a good showing Friday evening. He has been very consistent thus far, holding top-125 value on the season and ranks in the top-75 over the past two months. Keep running him out there.
February 14, 2020, 11:49 pmBrandon ClarkePF, Memphis Grizzlies
Brandon Clarke was in the starting lineup for Team World in the Rising Stars game Friday night and put up 22 points on 11-of-15 FG and added eight rebounds.
Clarke has the best shooting percentage out of all NBA rookies this season, sitting at a cool 62.3% from the floor. He didn't let up Friday, only missing four of his 15 shots. Clarke has sneakily almost cracked the top-75 in standard leagues this season and needs to be owned across the board. The Grizzlies are surprising everybody and currently hold a spot in the playoffs, so Clarke should maintain his value.


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Called in for dinner late Saturday night 7/3/2015 and where treated by friendly staff , placed our order for the entree doz oyster kilpatric & bruschetta & both where amazing. Followed up with the reef & beef which was also amazing what a great experience we had on our weekend from vice could not give a big enough recommendation would suggest you experience for yourself . Ian from vic
Food was amazing, Steak cooked to perfection and the Baramundi simply succulent. Staff were friendly and attentive. Overall one of the best dining experiences we've had for a while. We will definitely be back
We dined here on a busy Saturday night and despite not having made a booking we were greeted and after a table was swiftly rearranged to accommodate for our party of 9 seated and given menus by a lovely waitress. Service was exceptional given the amount of people there were to serve. My partner and i ordered the seafood platter which for money was terrific value and our friends ordered a variety of meals from steaks, Pork belly and whiting to salads (which were HUGE!) Despite having to wait a little while for our mains to arrive the staff were overly attentive to keeping us happy with drinks and have a laugh with us while we waited. Overall the meals were all terrific and with plans to go elsewhere for drinks after, we decided to stay. Had the restaurant recommended by friends and are terribly pleased they did! Will definitely be back. Good job guys!
Late afternoon lunch after Melbourne Cup. Waitress pleasant and helpful but tasting plate let down by incinerated bug tails and scallops. Staff indifferent went I complained.
Can't comment on the food as after over an hour waiting for our breakfast, we had to leave to ensure one of the party caught the plane. Extremely disappointing as the food looked good and people who came in 45 minutes after us had already been served. We were ignored by the waitstaff. The one thing we did get, coffee, was appallingly weak - single shot in a mug, you must be joking!
Expected a better experience than we did from this restaurant...service was ok, a bit slow and not interested in what was going on...food was a huge let down...nothing to rave about, menu either has to change or chef has to be changed...not good would not recommend plenty of other places in Glenelg to eat better than this...
The location was the only positive point about this restaurant. The restaurant was not busy, however we waited 35 minutes for our meals. When the food finally did arrive it was cold. The waiting staff had no interest in attending to our table. Eventually when we paid for our meals they charged us for a side that we didn't order. Even though the food was already extremely over priced. When we attempted to complain we were ignored. This is one for the unsuspecting tourist! Very disappointing!
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