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Great location, great customer service, very clean, nice muffin breakfast bar. The customer service was wonderful. Catherine was amazing. They really seem to care about their guests.
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The efficiency of the room was outstanding. I was on the 26th floor and the quiet was well worth the premium. The staff was outstanding and very friendly. They all go out of their was to help make it a pleasant experience.
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My daughter loved that she could have her own bunk bed. Cool concept for room design, very functional. Modern facilities, you feel like you stepped into a time capsule to the future or into outer space. Good rates and great location. I would recommend to a friend.
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Room was perfectly designed for limited space, clean, helpful & friendly staff!
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Although the room is "compact" it contained everything one would need. Gourmet muffins ! Check-in/out was a breeze Main entrance had welcoming staff upon departure and arrival Yobot was an excellent asset for early check out but late departure of NYC.. Thank You !!!
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We love how close everything was and how everyone was so helpful, Love the bikes on the river and took to central park was great
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I loved the overall hotel
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I loved the staff especially. I also liked the rooms. The use of space was clever. I loved my view of the city from my room. The outdoor patio was a fabulous place for a cocktail. Cool Vibe!
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I liked how close it was to Times Square and to the port authority. The staff were very friendly and helpful
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I liked the location and the cabin was nice for the price. My granddaughter loved the moving bed. The gallery was a nice touch.
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This high-tech Manhattan hotel features trendy, cabin-style rooms and a large outdoor terrace on the rooftop. The 42nd Street-Port Authority subway station is just 2 blocks from the property.
Each bright, soundproof room of the YOTEL – Times Square provides a flat-screen TV and an iPod docking station. Free Wi-Fi, a moving bed and a strong shower with amenities are also provided at this environmentally conscious hotel.
Guests can enjoy free coffee, tea and muffins each morning in the Club Lounge. A full breakfast menu is served in the Green Lounge, and Dojo serves Latin-Asian cuisine all day.
The Times Square YOTEL concierge desk provides guest assistance, items and snacks. Guests can also have the unique pleasure of watching their extra luggage get stored by a robot.
Times Square is 3 blocks from the YOTEL. Madison Square Garden is less than 1.5 miles from the hotel.
Midtown West is a great choice for travelers interested in Shoe Shopping, Running and Great for Wine.
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Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Chelsea Located just a 2-minute walk from Pennsylvania Train Station, the Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Chelsea features an on-site fitness center. Free Wi-Fi access is available.
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La Quinta Inn & Suites Manhattan Just a 4-minute walk from the famous Empire State Building, this Manhattan hotel features a rooftop bar. The classically furnished rooms include free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and iPod docking station.
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This Manhattan hotel is less than a 5 minute walk to Times Square. This designer hotel has a 24-hour business center and a flat-screen TV in every room.
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The bathroom smelled funny and we complained about the smell in both the toilet tank and the sink twice, but nothing was done about it. Other than that, the staff was very friendly and the location was pretty good.
The hotel is very modern and fitted my requirements perfectly
Location was excellent. Times Square, rockerfella centre and Empire State Building all within walking distance. Rooms well designed and very comfortable. Free breakfast was great. Just muffins and hot drinks but it was all we needed.
I was disappointed with the concierge service. I emailed 3 times prior to travelling asking for restaurant recommendations as it was my husbands 50th birthday when we were there. I got no reply and when we enquired at the hotel I found them very unhelpful. Also be aware that the price displayed on booking.com doesn't include tax which is added on at 14.5%.
Great location, great customer service, very clean, nice muffin breakfast bar. The customer service was wonderful. Catherine was amazing. They really seem to care about their guests.
We took our children and grandchildren to NYC for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. There were 15 in our group and had 4 rooms for 4 nights. Everything was great but the mattresses were quite uncomfortable. I spent $6300.00 and would gave liked more comfortable beds. My wife and I did change rooms and had a much better bed.
The hotel is just out of the hustle and bustle of Times Sq but close enough to be near the action. The room is bijou as you would expect but you're not in NYC to sit in a room, it's clean, got good wifi and good coffee and muffins for breakfast.
Views Room layout Free coffee Location, Location, Location Smell in the lobby
Bed is a little hard and un-comfy but OK for a few nights.
perfect location clean high-tech check in checkout app
bathroom, no privacy just a sliding door and a curtain. Bar area, would have been nice to have some more comfy sofas instead off long dinning tables.
Wifi, location and comfort was incredible! Staff very friendly and helpful on the front desk! Location was very good and most importantly close to starbucks!!! Would highly recommend this hotel and would 100% stay again!
One day the public restrooms on the fourth floor were vile
Effective check out in machines. Good location.
Asked for a quiet room. Got one facing out against very busy traffic
Location,no noise,although small cabines good comfort
Small cabines
The location was great, really close to everything we wanted to see, clean, and the staff were really friendly and helpful.
The room is very small, a lot smaller than it appears in the picture (easily smaller than a travelodge room), so for that reason I wouldn't say it was great value for money. However, it didn't cause too much of a problem coz we were out and about most of the day, it was just a base for us!
Great location. Clean. Functional.
Room fairly basic. Underwhelming breakfast. Wifi just ok.
The efficiency of the room was outstanding. I was on the 26th floor and the quiet was well worth the premium. The staff was outstanding and very friendly. They all go out of their was to help make it a pleasant experience.
The location was OK.
The staff were really helpful and the room was spotless. The location was fantastic and I wpuld definately recommend this hotel x
The staff were amazingly helpful! There was always someone on hand for queries, help getting a cab, and anything else we needed. Nothing was too much trouble! The location was great, only a 10 minute walk to Times Square and short can rides/20-30 minute walk to all other major spots. We didn't eat at the hotel but there were complimentary coffee/tea and muffins every morning and a kitchen with tea/coffee, water, fridge and microwave next to our room. If I'm lucky enough to visit NYC again, I would definitely stay here!!!
Location was fab, near to lots of bars and restaurants, short walk to Times Square and also convenient to subway, love the moveable bed and also the free tea and coffee
Not so keen on the lack of check in staff and probably not somewhere for older people to stop
+ out of the 'common' + modern feeling + outlook on 'one trade center' + you would get/stay up to see the nightsight from your room window! + 9 minutes 'run' from Central Park + good food and drinks + all in one
- WIFI - expensive
Liked very thing smart and compacted hotel it had everything I needed
Friday and Saturday night guest was noisy as they came in front partying. Perhaps you need to put sign boards at the lift on each floor to ask them to be silent while they walking to their room between 12:00 -06:00 in the morning
The room layout was very clever and space used well. Room, even though compact, had an airy feel because of the placement of the window.
Even though the room could sleep three people, it did not really cater for three people with regards to packing space for clothes, particularly if your stay was longer than a couple of days.
communal area/level 4 lobby
cabin was small and rundown not at all what was portrayed on the internet just a sheet on the bunks, the beds were not made up ? bathroom very poor- odd towels, very tired booked for four nights we left after one, but only after booking.com became involved and ensured we obtained the refund for the 3nights to which we were entitled Sorry Yotel, very very disappointed
The beds were awesome and clever in how they were designed Very modern and all the staff were nice and friendly
Wonderful location near Times Square. Quieter area with good restaurants and theaters nearby. Incredibly friendly & helpful staff. Concierge helped with tickets, shuttle service, etc. Clean, trendy and bright. Good access to computer stations.
Rooms are small but cleverly laid out; and there weren't a lot of TV channels. But we we there mainly from late evening until morning, so these were not big issues for us.
Great view from rooms of Manhattan and Hudson river, good location for seeing sights of newyork
Good location, room was cleaned everyday. Overall our stay was good, only complaint which is small is that we had to purchase milk as it was not provided in the galley where you could make tea and coffee.


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Celebrate the holidays with Nebraska Wesleyan University. Two holiday open houses — one in Lincoln and one in Omaha — have been set for December.
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1. Though Corazon Aquino grew up in the Philippines, she went to the United States for college. There, she majored in Mathematics and French, and she volunteered for Thomas Dewey's 1948 presidential campaign. 2. In 1954, she married Sen. Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr., who became mayor of their town at age 22, governor of their province at age 29, and the youngest-ever elected senator in the Philippines at age 34. As her husband ascended in the political ranks, Corazon Aquino preferred to remain in the background, raising their five children. She even declined to go on stage with him at campaign events, preferring to watch rather than participate. 3. After her husband's assassination in 1983, Corazon Aquino began coming out of her shell, continuing her husband's work of speaking out against the Marcos regime. 4. Within three years, the formerly reluctant public figure was convinced – thanks to devoted supporters and 1,000 signatures on a petition – to run for president against Ferdinand Marcos. Despite Aquino's strong campaign and overwhelming support, Marcos's allies declared him the winner. 5. Sure that she was the rightful winner of the election, Aquino organized a "People's Victory Rally" and drew a massive crowd. The ongoing support from the people of the Philippines finally convinced the folks doing the counting that Aquino was the true elected president. 6. Corazon Aquino was sworn in on February 25, 1986, bringing an end to 20 years of martial rule under Marcos. The day became known as the People Power Revolution.
7. During her single six-year term as president, Aquino created a new Constitution, brought stronger civil rights to the people of the Philippines, and worked to reform her country's debt problem. Urged to run for a second term, she declined, because she wanted to make it clear that the presidency shouldn't be a lifelong appointment. 8. For the rest of her life, Aquino remained active in politics, working to continue the democratic momentum she got started. She is remembered as a hero and a saint, and her legacy approaches mythical proportions. But she would be the first to remind us that she was doing the will of the people – it was the whole country's revolution, not just hers.
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Routine sputum culture is a laboratory test that looks for organisms that cause infection. Sputum is the material that comes up from air passages when you cough deeply
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A sputum sample is needed. You will be asked to cough deeply and spit any material that comes up from your lungs into a special container. The sample is sent to a lab. There, it is placed in a special dish (culture). It is then watched to see if bacteria or other disease-causing organisms grow.
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Limper AH. Overview of pneumonia. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia,Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 97.
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I was not very active before my breast cancer diagnosis. I want to try to help myself now. Is there a way to "start slow"? Or...is there an exercise program you recommend?
Kathryn Schmitz, PhD, MPH, Cancer Rehabilitation Researcher at the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
I'm glad you are ready to get moving! The PAL intervention DOES start slow - you should start with either 1 lb weights or even no weights and the increase in the amount you lift should be really slow - one pound increases after a week or two with no changes in arm symptoms. Start out by getting a good evaluation from a physical therapist and learning the exercises from the PT, then you can continue on your own. Be sure to check in with the PT if your arm symptoms change. Good luck to you!!!
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Underwear is a hot topic in this household. We currently only have one child, my 8 year old eldest son, that is potty trained. And it was a hard road to potty trained, let me tell you. There are some days where I wonder if the lessons stuck. Then I am reminded (by my husband) that he is a boy and boys aren't like girls.
Which means, that boys are gross. See, what we knew in the second grade still holds, girls.
Potty issues aside, boys are rough on their clothes and underwear is no exception. As I'm doing my son's laundry I'm consistently amazed at how quickly he goes through underwear and socks. Holes in the toes appear almost as if overnight and the waistband of underwear is worn out, and holes appear in unlikely locations. Does he keep wombats in his pants?
Imagine my excitement when I recently was selected by the Parent Bloggers Network to try out some of Hanes new Comfort Fit Promise underwear for my son. New underwear is never turned down around here! And when the package arrived, I was surprised (and amused!) that my son was just as excited as I was to see what was inside. "New underwear! AND SOCKS!" he exclaimed. (This is the same child who actually asked for underwear for Christmas, so I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised.)
He promised he would wear them first thing in the morning report back to me on their performance. When he got home from school that day I asked him how they worked. "Good," he said, descriptive as always.
"Are they comfortable?"
"Oh yeah. I like these better than the last ones you got me."
Oooh. I guess you get what you pay for, eh? I had gone with the cheapo generics the last time.
He loved that these particular underwear were tagless so nothing itching at the back of his waist. He seems to be sensitive to such things, moreso than I am, so I was pleased to hear that.
"Did they *ahem* stay put?" At his puzzled look, I elaborated. "Did they ride up at all? Give you a wedgie?"
He grinned. Wedgie, he understood. "Nope."
All in all? A glowing recommendation from a fairly reticent 8 year old boy. And these underwear have been through the wash a couple times now and I am VERY pleased to report that everything is holding up great. The socks remain hole-less, the underwear still look like new and the boxers haven't even shrunk on me.
Hanes has really held up to their reputation for quality here. And, they're backing it up with a promise. The Comfort Fit Promise states that if your kid isn't comfortable, then you get your money back. No fooling! Truly in this day and age of economic uncertainty, that is a "comfort" indeed.
If you stop by the Parent Blogger's Network on 8/22, you can find out how you can some Hanes for your kid, just in time for back to school!


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Opened in 1999 as a purpose built hotel, the management of this 4-star hotel pride themselves on attention to detail, exceptional service levels and are constantly ensuring that the facilities are well maintained. This all adds up to our philosophy of 'exceeding expectations every time'.
All our spacious, well appointed, air-conditioned bedrooms are triple glazed offering you a blissful night's sleep in peace and quiet. Whether you are travelling on business or leisure you will find the Arora Hotel Heathrow a convenient location with easy access to central London and the historical town of Windsor. The hotel location offers panoramic views of the airport, ideal for those who like the buzz of a busy international airport. Premier rooms are available on request affording stunning views of Heathrow airport and its runways.
Smith's Grill offers a comfortable and pleasantly affordable meal in a relaxed atmosphere. Our cheds offer tantalising daily specials. Room service is available 24 hours. Unwind and watch your favourite sky sports on our large screen in the comfort of Smith's Bar.
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From Heathrow airport the London underground (Piccadilly line) and Heathrow Express connects you directly into central London. The National Express coach services, links commuters, to all corners of the UK. From the hotel there is a regular bus service to Windsor with connections through to Legoland.


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5 Very good!ryanmangan123 | 21/10/2011 | See all ryanmangan123's reviews (1)Really Big improvement i think on fifa 11. a lot more realistic and despite it being a lot harder, especially defending its all about the realism! the defending just takes a little bit of getting used to. worst thing about it, the songs! but thats not enough to knock it down from a 5 star review
1 Utter disappointmentSpikeymackai | 13/01/2012 | See all Spikeymackai's reviews (1)DO NOT BUY THIS GAME! I would rate it zero stars if I could! I am a BIG FIFA fan, have been all my life. I don't know what they were thinking with this version but it is truly awful! I'm not the greatest in the world, but not am I a complete moron, which this game makes you out to be! Don't think you'll get a fair game at all - you won't! You can't attack as it insists on you passing the ball anywhere but where you direct it, and should you ever get through on goal, you'll likely think an open goal is a gimme - it's not, it'll still make you try and hit the corner flag! Defending is atrocious, the new system is completely crass - you will not be allowed to defend, tackle, speed up (attacking or defending!), and 50-50 headers are likely to go 100-0 in the CPUs favour! I bought this game being an avid fan and dismissing negative reviews I'd read, but now I've played, I can't believe I've wasted my money! Shame on EA! No redeeming factors! You have been warned!
5 best fifa in the series so farkades2000 | 29/01/2012 | See all kades2000's reviews (3)great game, the new defensive system is great once you get used to it
5 Great Game !!mattselectronics | 23/01/2012 | See all mattselectronics's reviews (4)This is by far the best fifa ever. I began playing fifa 12 thinking "Woooooah"...it was so different to all the other fifa's. the improvement is massive compared to the previous ones.New features:Impact engine- It definitely improves the realism of the game but is flawed. You will concede penalties for no apparent reason and there will be some collisions where players react very strangely...Look on youtube it's hilarious.Gameplay- the shooting is now more realistic. There is a smaller gap in the power bar between hitting a weak shot and smashing one over the bar. I find the movement, passing and playability better as well. It seems to do what I want more. One downside is that I do sometimes feel that the gameplay is a bit repetitive...It doesn't quite have the same unpredictability of real life football. Skill moves are also easier than in past years to learn. They feel more intuitiveGraphics/Presentation: Brilliant graphics, some of the best you'll see on consoles today! game faces are well done although they still look a tad like waxworks. Stadiums and menus all good. Menus are easy to navigate.Online: This is where it slips up a bit...If you lose connection online it counts it as a loss. This is very frustrating, especially when you were winning 3-0 GRRR! Ultimate team is good but they do seem to try and rake the money in as much as they can. I really don't like this side of it. Head to head seasons is great (a mode in which you have to try and get to division 1 by getting 16 points from 10 games in each division). Friendly matches and 11v11 team games are also great fun!Offline: I personally feel that manager mode has been improved greatly from previous years. The money issues of previous years also seem better...
5 Fifa does it againSimico92 | 19/01/2012 | See all Simico92's reviews (3)From the moment I bought my PS3 I knew the 1st game I was going to buy was Fifa 09 and then I was won over, then came Fifa 10 & Fifa 11 who I thought that's it EA are at there peak with Fifa 11 nothing could beat this in the future. How wrong I was, Fifa 12 delivers a whole new Footballing Experience, I can't describe how fluid and real it feels, the players actually look like the real life stars, with Wayne Rooney for example you can see the difference on his head, after his transplant. Other stars like Joe Hart, Xabi Alonso, John Terry, Carlos Tevez and many more look exactly like they do on the pitch, there has been many changes to Fifa 12 with the introduction of the impact engine, precision dribbling and most noticeable of all tactical defending which I think make's it feel borderline real. Many of the reviews I've seen on here slagging off tactical defending, which I can't understand. But for me Fifa 12 is a must buy for any footballing fan, I wait eagerly for late 2012 when Fifa 13 gets released I wonder what will be changed what will be altered and which will come out on top for game of the year.


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Menopause is the time in a woman's life when her periods (menstruation) stop. It is a natural, normal body change that most often occurs between ages 45 - 55. After menopause, a woman can no longer become pregnant.
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During menopause, a woman's ovaries stop making eggs. The body produces less of the hormones estrogen and progesterone. Lower levels of these hormones cause menopause symptoms.
Periods occur less often and eventually stop. Sometimes this happens suddenly. But most of the time, periods slowly stop over time.
Menopause is complete when you have not had a period for 1 year. This is called postmenopause. Surgical menopause takes place when surgical treatments cause a drop in estrogen. This can happen if your ovaries are removed.
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Women who still have a uterus (that is, have not had surgery to remove it for any reason) should take estrogen combined with progesterone to prevent cancer of the lining of the uterus (endometrial cancer).
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Some women have vaginal bleeding after menopause. This is often nothing to worry about. However, you should tell your health care provider if this occurs. It may be an early sign of other health problems, including cancer.
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Menopause is a natural part of a woman's development. It does not need to be prevented. You can reduce your risk of long-term problems such as osteoporosis and heart disease by taking the following steps:
The 2012 hormone therapy position statement of the North American Menopause Society. Menopause. 2012;19(3):257-271.
Lobo R. Menopause and care of the mature woman. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 14.
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Committee on Gynecologic Practice. ACOG Committee Opinion No. 420, November 2008: hormone therapy and heart disease. Obstet Gynecol. 2008;112:1189-1192.
Management of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women: 2010 position statement of the North American Menopause Society. Menopause. 2010;17:25-54.
Col NF, Fairfield KM, Ewan-Whyte C, Miller H. In the clinic. Menopause. Ann Intern Med. 2009;150:ITC4-1-ITC4-15.
Brunner RL, Aragaki A, Barnabei V, et al. Menopausal symptom experience before and after stopping estrogen therapy in the Women's Health Initiative randomized, placebo-controlled trial. Menopause. 2010;17:946-954.
Freeman EW, et al. Efficacy of escitalopram for hot flashes in healthy postmenopausal women. JAMA. 2011;305:267-274.
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Samsung phones | Samsung F300 review
Samsung call the design of the F300 a "flipper" design, which makes it sound quite cute, like it's a cuddly dolphin or something. The idea is that on one side you have a "normal" phone with a small screen, keypad and navigation key, and on the other side you have a big screen and a minimalist user interface, which is intended for all of the multimedia functions. We have to admit that we're sceptical about the benefits of this design. What are the benefits exactly? We can't think of any right now, but maybe we'll have found some by the end of this review. Certainly Samsung have created a very compact and lightweight phone, weighing just 77g and slimmed down to just 9.4 mm in thickness. But the U600 slide phone gets very close to that and the conventionally-designed U100 is even smaller and lighter. Now, we have a problem - which side of the phone to review first? We've got to admit that in 6 years of reviewing mobiles, this is the first time that this question has ever arisen. Let's start with the keypad side (that's the side for making phone calls.) What we have here is a very compact phone with a conventional keypad and a nice 5-way navigation key. The screen is small, so the keypad can fill most of the space available, making it very easy to use (hey - that's a benefit of this flipper design, isn't it? Things are looking up!) Yet because the screen is so small, it can display just two lines of text, making the user interface cramped and clumsy. The construction of the phone is solid and it doesn't feel like it's going to break, unless you treat it really badly. Not much more to say about this side really - it makes phone calls - so lets flip the phone over and examine the other side. The multimedia side of the phone looks like a slide phone with the slide closed. But with a really big navigation key. Hey, it is big! It's touch sensitive too, so we see a problem here. Touch-sensitive keys are great in iPods, but have a sad history when used in mobile phones. Samsung have done this before with the E900 and U600, both of which use touch-sensitive keys and received plenty of criticism from users. Samsung haven't learned their lesson here. And another thing - the touch-sensitive button alone isn't enough to access all the menu functions, so you have to use the side-mounted volume control too. It feels like a clumsy solution. Apart from that problem, what does the F300 offer in the multimedia department? A 2 megapixel camera with no flash - nothing special. The big LCD screen on the multimedia side of the phone should have been an ultra-high resolution display to take advantage of the flipper design, but it's a below-average effort with a resolution of just 176 x 220 pixels (by contrast the U600 has 240 x 320 pixels.) The best feature is the F300's music capability. After all, the F300 is nicknamed the Ultra Music phone, so we'd expect it to make a splash here. The music player supports all common digital music formats - MP3, ACC, ACC+, e-AAC+ & WMA, and is easy enough to use with the touch-sensitive controls. A standard headphone is included in the sales package, or you can buy a stereo Bluetooth headset if you prefer. Audio quality is good, but not exceptional. You can transfer music using either Bluetooth or USB mass storage. The built-in memory of 128 Mbytes is enough to store a few albums, but if you're serious about music you can expand the memory to 2 Gbytes with a MicroSD memory card, which are available cheaply. An FM radio is incorporated into the phone too. There's an offline / flight mode for listening to music with phone reception switched off. One thing that's worth commenting on is the battery life. Samsung claim a life of 4.5 hours, but in reality this is optimistic. If you use the F300 for making calls and listening to music (and if not, why did you buy it?) then you'll probably have to recharge it every day. We did try to give the F300 flipper a fair chance, but really there are just too many problems to overlook. Rarely have we disliked a phone so much so quickly. Best Deals £69.99
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I've cooked vegetarian Indian cuisine for years on an almost daily basis. I sprung for all the spices, but couldn't justify the cost of a masala dabba. They are so expensive to order online and a pain to have one brought from India. I'd never seen them in person, even in Indian groceries. So, imagine my delight when I saw this the other day! I snatched it up and went straight to the checkout! High quality stainless steel, very clear high grade plastic insert for viewing. You can't go wrong and it looks beautiful on the counter.
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UbiNetics and Flomerics overcome thermal design challenges to produce tester for 3G mobile communications networks
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UbiNetics has turned to Flomerics to help overcome thermal design challenges in the design of the TM500 Test Mobile for testing evolving 3G mobile communications networks.
The TM500 emulates all the capabilities of a HSDPA W-CDMA* mobile terminal, with download speeds of up to 14Mbps and advanced test interfaces, making it an ideal tool for network infrastructure equipment developers.
Early in the design process, UbiNetics engineers recognised they had a thermal
challenge, with many high-power, high-speed components replacing those in the
previous-generation product. UbiNetics consulted thermal design experts at Flomerics,
who performed rapid thermal simulations to predict airflow and temperature throughout
the system.
"The TM500 has been developed on a highly compressed design cycle, and
went all the way from concept to production in just seven months," said
Jeff Sinclair, senior hardware designer at UbiNetics. "The thermal simulations
performed by Flomerics had a major impact on important mechanical design decisions
such as fan location and grille design, and enabled us to make these decisions
quickly. We re-designed the front panel to increase airflow, introduced "cheese-grater"
porous plates above and below the main circuit boards, and used slatted louvers
to direct air where it was needed. Compared to a test-and-fix approach, with
costs of around $15,000 and a delay of 3-4 weeks for each re-test, Flomerics'
thermal simulations saved us at least 1-2 months of design time. When we reached
the prototype stage, the thermal simulations correlated well with experimental
measurements, which further increased our confidence that the new unit will
operate reliably in the long-term under normal operating conditions," he
* High-speed downlink packet access (HSDPA) is based on the evolution of wideband code division multiple access (W-CDMA) technology and has been standardized in the third-generation partnership project (3GPP) Release 5 specifications. Targeted at mobile multimedia applications, HSDPA is capable of achieving reduced delays and peak data rates up to 14 Mbps in the downlink, i.e.from the basestation to the mobile terminal.
About UbiNetics
UbiNetics is a next generation wireless communications technology company. It
designs and develops innovative 3G, 2.5G and 2G products and solutions for wireless
data and voice applications and is a leader in 3G test and measurement equipment.
UbiNetics is now applying this expertise to help NTT DoCoMo test its experimental
3.5G network
in Japan.
The company's 3G Test Mobile has become the industry de-facto standard for WCDMA infrastructure testing. This, together with the portable TM200 Test Mobile and the LG200 Load Generator, positions UbiNetics at the centre of 3G interoperability testing. UbiNetics also provides the industry's most robust protocol software and physical layer IP portfolio for 3G chipset and handset developers and manufacturers. The company has developed a unique range of creative products for UMTS and GPRS/GSM applications including customised embedded modules and development tools. The company was formed in January 1999 from PA Consulting Group's Wireless Telecommunications Practice. Since 1999, UbiNetics has grown to over 400 employees with activities in the UK (Cambridge and Swindon), Japan, India and Hong Kong.
Further information about UbiNetics can be found at www.ubinetics.com
For further press information, please contact:
Gillian Salvage at LEWIS
Website: www.lewispr.com
About Flomerics
Flomerics provides virtual-prototyping software, primarily to the electronics
industry, enabling engineers to test virtual models of their equipment on a
computer before building physical prototypes.
For further information, please contact:
Nazita Saye
Head of Marketing
Mentor Graphics Mechanical Analysis, UK
81 Bridge Road
Hampton Court
Surrey, KT8 9HH
Tel: +44 (0)20 8487 3000
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Amuse bouche
Octopus with potato gratin
Roasted rabbit with carrot panna cotta, thai spices, peanut and lime
This was Joanna's favorite dish of the entire night. We both definitely loved the thai spices and thought that panna cotta worked really well with the rabbit.
Venison neck & loin with coffee, huckleberry mustard, crispy shallot and forest herbs
Boar belly with root vegetable cassoulet, truffle and apple ephemere
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Antelope osso buco with pearled barley, acacia honey, gremolata and goji berry
Duck egg flan with wild turkey, cardamom crumble and cajeta ice cream
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
READ Tiwa Savage's Special 10 Commandments For Women
2. Dont wait for a man before you start living. You can live a fulfilled life as a single woman.
3. Stay away from alcohol. It has killed others and you are not special.
4. Dont entertain a wrong number call, especially at night. Its not the right way to find a lover.
5. Develop a healthy eating habit. Always take breakfast and avoid sweets.
6. Dress well: impression count. People will judge you by the way you dress even before dey talk to you.
7. Dont use sex as proof of love. Sex is no proof of love, he'll leave you after the sex.
8. Dont marry for the money, else you'll become one of his possessions.
9. Add value to yourself - get a career. Dont be fooled that a man will solve all your problems.
10. Beauty is not everything. If it is all you have, u'll lose ur place to someone beautiful better more matured and competent than you..
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- Anonymous16 January, 2013 16:40
I agree! she has proved herself to be a step above the others. well respected girl in the Industry i must say, and this is coming from an insider.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 16:42
Please let Tonto Dike Read This! so she can learn from a Mature mind and a Woman!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 16:44
Yes. And my only commandment to u Tiwa is "dont use too much make up, it will never make u to become half cast
ReplyDelete - That Girl16 January, 2013 16:51
She's getting married sooooon! That's how they talk when they find smone to marry them - they start giving single ladies advice! Congrats tho #MtschewSha
ReplyDelete - That Girl16 January, 2013 16:53
She's getting married sooooon! That's how they talk when they find smone to marry them - they start giving single ladies advice! Congrats tho #MtschewSha
ReplyDelete - QWERTY16 January, 2013 16:59
Which Tiwa? Something that has been on twitter and facebook for long? Is tiwa actually intelligent enough to think out and write these points? Come on! We all know Tiwa is not the sharpest knife in the cupboard! Call me whatever you like, but you know I'm saying the truth.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:01
Don't pierce your nose if you don't have a long bridge/narrow nose circumference, you look tacky as hell with it.
hope you see this Tiwa, you are way too classy and its not the 90's anymore!!!!nose piercing is now considered RAZZ!!! - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:05
Am not sure she's this intelligent. She must have copied and pasted this.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:06
Abegggiiii shut up.... after snatching another womans husband and wrecking a happy home...yeye dey smell
ReplyDelete Bleh!!
Don't take alcohol.. really?, Don't entertain a wrong number call especially at night?
Who asked Tiwa to write these things abeg?
She sounds do dumb
NEXT!!- Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:13
Bollocks! We all know Tiwa is too much of a dullard to come up with this. She just did Copy and Paste.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:15
Anybody on twitter would know Tiwa didn't come up with this. Its been all over twitter for some time now. Ladun, where are your detective skills? You just saw the link on her page and said she write it.
ReplyDelete - Fatimah16 January, 2013 17:20
How you know an 'old' woman looking for husband? #1 and #2 is always a mantra! Mama 30 going on 40 things.
If only she actually lived by #6 and really believed in #7(babe is speaking from an experience she is not learning from) *shrugs* Everybody is a rule breaker right?Replies- Laduns biggest fan16 January, 2013 22:43
In reality, her number 7 is don't use sex as proof of love but use it to get record deals and contracts.
Such shallow thinking from the original author of this. Shakes head at those who agree with this drivel.
- Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:20
Ddoes she obey all of the 10 commandments like she specified; ahhh tiwa. #/%§…"
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:24
Correct babe, may God increase ur wisdom. my fellow girls or ladies anyone way u be, a word is enough for the wise. God bless u
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:26
Well spoken but you forgot to include the eleventh rule: dont date or marry somebody's husband cos karma is a bitch!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:36
Tiwa, i love you but you keep embarrasing me with your grammar
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:43
if she lives by this commandments then she gets my respect and vote anytime anyway...so true
ReplyDelete - Lizzy baby16 January, 2013 17:48
Very interestin n wel said. Wish many ladies wil take dis commandments
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 17:54
Saw this a long time ago. Its been online for long. Tiwa didn't write it.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 18:07
If you clam to know all this then i wonder why you are still single
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 18:09
Hmmmmm true,truer,truest. Best thing I've read in a while(Ola baby)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 18:46
Some don't make sense tho..sounds more like advice tht cumz frm a broken hearted woman..abegi celebrities just think cuz they star nw makes dem a prof.. all formin 2pac..even dem Davido and wizzy will bring ou quotes and advice for dem brodas..abegi
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 19:00
So when you wear that bum short of yours and perform in front of the whole world,what goes on your mind? you have been judged so many times Tiwa
ReplyDelete - Anonymous16 January, 2013 19:03
indeed,be there and be giving commandment while your mates are getting married every other saturday
ReplyDelete - Kennygee02 May, 2013 16:22
I beg wot is wrong wit her advice? If u lyk listen and if u dnt lyk it ignore.TIWA U R D BEST.kip it up.
ReplyDelete - Omoyele olaniyi23 February, 2014 00:20
She is correct save that in the aspect of dress sense, men she lacks. She should practice dressing morally else she to me is a Pharisee.


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Understanding Carbon Storage in Forests part of Earth Exploration Toolbook:GLOBECarbon
DATA: Forest Inventory and Analysis data, TOOLS: isee Player, Spreadsheet application. SUMMARY: Compare field collected data with results produced by a forest biomass model to understand the process and challenges scientists face when doing terrestrial carbon cycle research.
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lol....talking about feelings being the gist of your argument. you're running on "faith" while ignoring the fact that this team has 4 winning seasons ever.
ignoring the fact that this team has never had back to back winning seasons.
ignoring that it's been 5 years since a winning season.
they've done nothing but prove that they know how to lose.
can they win consistently? yep...but they don't. they find a way to lose, at least until they've got no shot at the playoffs.
what's easier to have confidence in, this team having a winning season next year or not having a winning season?
what's easier to believe? that this team will hit the playoffs or miss the playoffs?
if you believe this team will have a winning season or that they will make the playoffs, i ask why? is your answer based on any real evidence? or is it just a feeling? because the evidence is pointing to a team that doesn't know how to win consistently.
get off your midget horse and quit acting like you're a better fan than other fans who are basing their lack of faith in the team off results when you're sitting there basing your feelings on nothing more than hope without any real evidence to back it up.
Well ok then.
I will admit I have no proof that we are headed in the right direction. Just as it is unlikely you have proof that we will fail. Just because I don't happen to believe that the past is a precusor for the future I am a better fan? Oh, ok.
Making fun of the disgruntled is all I am doing. Not sure how you got that I feel I am a better fan because I don't get all frazzled over this organization. I had high hopes for this year too. I am dissappointed with how things were going. I just happen to feel things are trending in the right direction.
Most agree Hurney was our biggest obstacle. He was the one hire we could have done without. Unfortunatley, we cannot change history. The Gettlemen hire should give you hope. A true football guy running things should go a long way in getting us back on track.
There are plenty of things that make me giddy over the future. That is all I care about. Well, that, and picking on the disgruntled. Those fans stuck in the past. Those fans that just know failure is in our future. Those fans that refuse to see the light but choose to live in the darkness of a Hurney led past. Those fans cannot, or will not, give in to the path we are trying to pave.
That doesn't make me a better fan. It makes me a happier fan. If that annoys you. I can live with that.


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This is an activity about rockets. Learners will research facts about Atlas V rockets, which will launch the MMS satellites. After, they will compute the speed of the launch rocket, given a data chart of time vs. distance from lift-off. Then, they... (View More) will write a report synthesizing their researched information. This lesson requires student access to internet accessible computers. This is lesson two as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
This is an activity about satellite flight. Learners will first watch a video about the orbit and formation of the MMS satellites to learn about their flight configuration. After, they will research similar facts about other types of satellites.... (View More) Next, learners will compute the volume of MMS' tetrahedral flight configuration and investigate how the tetrahedral volume changes as the satellites change positions. Finally, they will create a report that outlines their findings.This activity requires student access to internet accessible computers. This is lesson three as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
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This is a culminating activity for the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. Learners should complete the four previous activities in the guide before moving to this activity. Learners will choose and complete three activities about the MMS... (View More) mission. Activity formats can include creating videos, composing songs, developing written materials, constructing models, investigating current events, utilizing mathematics to explain concepts, and more. Depending on the project(s) chosen by a student, the project activity may require student access to internet accessible computers. This is lesson five as part of the MMS Mission Educator's Instructional Guide. (View Less)
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This textbook chapter makes the case for preserving desert old growth forests, and endangered species. The captive breeding program for the black-footed ferret is presented as a case study. Students learn about conservation practices they can do,... (View More) such as adopting a species or garden. The chapter includes an authentic unit assessment where students produce an essay on a biodiversity topic. The resource includes a link to current news articles and a teacher's guide. This is the eighth and last chapter in the unit, Losing Biodiversity, examining the endangerment and extinction of entire species of plants and animals throughout the world due to human actions. The resource is part of Global System Science (GSS), an interdisciplinary course for high school students that emphasizes how scientists from a wide variety of fields work together to understand significant problems of global impact. (View Less)
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