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4.7 Room cleanliness
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Recommendedby Alexfrom Boston
Absolutely beautiful location but expected morePosted Jun 10, 2014 on Hotels.com
The location is absolutely gorgeous with stunning views and beautiful, serene nature. Away from other resorts, tucked between the hills and the sea as it has always been there. In this sense, Hillside Beach Club is one of the kind. The resort is not new and, although well kept, it shows up. Do not expect state of the art service technology and latest hospitality innovations. The rooms are simple, elegant, and minimalistic. Clean, with white and wood. I liked it. We stayed in atype A room (with a terrace) and also in a type C room (no terrace). I have to say that I liked the C room better: the room itself was bigger (type A is nominally bigger but only because of the terrace) and had a better, bigger bathroom (btw, type A batcrooms are outside at the terrace - kind of cool but not everyone may like it). Be prepared to walk up/down stair A LOT. This is literally a hillside resort. The sport team is excellent. Beach volley, European football... Lots of other activities. They make it fun and friendly. Dining was good... However, not remarkable. From this class of a resort, I expected more. But the restaurant staff were excellent.
for Everyoneby Daywalkerfrom London
Beautiful hotel in Fethiye, TurkeyPosted May 5, 2014
Pros: (i) Great location and views; (ii) Lovely private beach; (iii) Nice décor and ambience; (iv) Good food.
Cons: (i) No room service - was a slight issue as we had a small child; (ii) Room had enclosed shower and toilet but 'outside'.
Location: Lots of water sports and boat trips to nearby locations such as Gocek and Oludeniz. Fethiye itself is a charming harbour town.
We enjoyed a great 'end-to-end' hotel experience. Hillside arranged a very comfortable hotel transfer for us from the airport, with complimentary wireless, iPad use and great in-car music. Once at the hotel, the staff were very polite and helpful at all times. The room itself was very pleasant with a lovely sea view. The 'all-inclusive' aspects of the stay were also well tuned, with a good standard of dining throughout (the Chinese food was particularly good!) and accessibility to a range of on-site or nearby excursions and activities. We would definitely recommend Hillside Beach Club.
Recommendedby A verified traveler
Ein Traum….Posted Apr 28, 2014 on Hotels.com
Ich bin schon sehr viel gereist und habe vieles gesehen…. diese Anlage ist der absolute Traum… sehr empfehlenswert. Ich werde hoffentlich wieder dorthin reisen…
for Everyoneby Yilmazfrom London
Paradise on earth!Posted Aug 11, 2013
Great place for total relaxation, with great service from very friendly and professional staff, great facilities, incredible beach, and last but not least amazing food. I can't recommend enough, we'll definitely be back next year.
by A verified traveler
Exclusively overpriced & obnoxiousPosted Jun 17, 2013
Cons: Obnoxious staff and clientele
This hotel is very expensive for Turkish All Inclusive resort standards. And whilst the location, beaches, food is magnificent this place is a corporation and not a relaxing holiday resort. I chose thus resort because it has two silent beach areas and neither area was silent. People's phones were ringing all the time and they see no shame in speaking at the top of their voice. Unlike 99 per cent of other all inclusive resorts you stil need to pay for drinks at the bar if its not meal times. The client generally the upper class Turkisg kind who also tend to breed screaming children who see not issue fighting over food or fighting over each other in a busy food hall Staff are blasé. Didn't even ask if we enjoyed our stay when checking out. This resort is not a reflection of the real warm authentic people nor the experience of visiting this otherwise amazing country.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
great a hotel for everyonePosted Jun 5, 2013
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Rechargfe your batteriesPosted Jun 2, 2013
Complete relaxation with plenty to do - if you want to. Luxury included. Staff and other holiday makers very friendly - lovely atmosphere.
for Couplesby Nils
Das SuperhotelPosted Oct 15, 2012 on Hotels.com
Wir waren bereits 11x im Hillside. Wie immer, excellent. Besonders bemerkenswert die Freundlichkeit des Personals.
for Couplesby Evan
Wonderful honeymoon escapePosted Sep 14, 2012 on Hotels.com
My wife and I decided to visit Turkey for our honeymoon, and the Hillside Beach Club provided the perfect location for a romantic getaway full of rest, relaxation, and lots of delicious food. Everything about the resort was first class. Despite being the only Americans there, we were welcomed and treated exceptionally well by every member of the staff. It was clean, fun and very enjoyable. Though there were a decent number of families (with many small children), the two adult only beaches and a la cart restaurants provided plenty of peace and quiet.
for Couplesby Juliefrom London, UK
"Amazing, but..."Posted Sep 6, 2012
Pros: Nature
Cons: Overpriced
Location: 1 hour ride by taxi from Dalaman. Private resort.
+Lovely resort. Great entertainment. Excelent food. Amazing nature , beaches and water! - Rooms are petit, no bath. Staff at the reception can be more customer oriented. Resort became too overcrowded over last years. Must be fit to climb all the stairs, and ladies forget the high heels and be prepared to take 15 minutes walks from some rooms to restaurant 3 times a day.


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LLVM Developers Ponder Using C++11 Features
Published on 09 January 2013 01:00 AM EST
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C++11 is an ISO standard
and the Clang C/C++ compiler front-end to LLVM
has been supporting C++11
, developers behind the LLVM compiler infrastructure are still deciding whether to allow C++11 language features within their code-base.
Chris Lattner, Apple employee and founder of the LLVM project, has asked fellow developers about allowing C++11 language features in LLVM itself. With it being a "quiet and peaceful day", Lattner sparked a conversation about "how crazy would it be for us to start using basic C++'11 language features in LLVM." This would only be about C++11 language features but not any C++11 library features. Among the mentioned language features would be auto, rvalue-refs, and lambdas.
For allowing C++11 features to be used within the LLVM code itself, it would need to be decided what features would be allowed and ensuring that the important compilers to building LLVM/Clang can handle the new functionality: Microsoft Visual Studio on Windows, GCC on Linux, and Clang for FreeBSD/OSX.
Chris says, "On the one hand, this would greatly clean up code and is definitely the path forward. On the other hand, I don't want to substantially harm adoption or use of LLVM by adding another burden to building and developing it."
Eventually LLVM will definitely be using the C++11 language, but it's a matter of when it happens and the acceptance criteria. "If doing this would be a big problem for you, please speak up, and explain how/when the problem can be resolved. We will certainly adopt C++'11 features someday, so even if it isn't soon, it is good to have the discussion to find out what the issues are."
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I love this pantry... where did you purchase the curved corner shelves? My pantry is 48" wide x 24" deep. I would ask for design assistance but I am in Minnesota. Still would like to know where to buy the shelving. Thanks!
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|Baylor's Kendall Wright made up for a mediocre combine with a solid pro day. (US Presswire)
Scouts resoundingly claim pro day workouts have only a minimal impact on the prospects' draft stock. Then they go back to their teams, report their findings and adjust their boards anyway.
The harsh reality is that when slotting closely ranked prospects, an impressive or disappointing pro day performance can force teams to adjust their rankings. While a player with first-round tape is not suddenly going to drop to the third round because he ran slower than expected in the 40-yard dash, don't be fooled into thinking that NFL teams are spending tens of thousands of dollars crisscrossing the country to observe these workouts simply because they are itching to rack up frequent flier points.
Reflecting the importance of pro day workouts, I pushed back this week's Big Board by a day. With a combined seven of my top 32 rated prospects working out Thursday on the Stanford (four) and LSU (three) campuses, the impact of their workouts was simply too significant to overlook.
1. Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford*: With the composure and accuracy that he demonstrated throughout his illustrious career, Luck silenced any remaining doubters with a strong throwing session despite gusty winds at his March 22 pro day. The workout only confirmed what many of us have been saying for two years now -- Luck is the safest quarterback prospect the NFL has seen since Peyton Manning, and is a virtual lock to be selected No. 1 overall by the Indianapolis Colts.
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2. Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor*: Working out for scouts one day before Luck, Griffin made a strong argument that he is the top prospect in the 2012 draft with a dazzling pro day that left even veteran talent evaluators grasping for ways to describe it. RG3 is unquestionably more athletic and possesses a stronger arm than Luck, which gives him an even higher upside. He does carry some risk, however, due to his average size and the transition he'll have to make from a spread offense. The reality is, he'd be the No. 1 pick in most drafts -- just not this one.
3. Matt Kalil, OT, Southern Cal*: Any doubts as to which of the top three junior offensive tackles would rise above the rest ended with an impressive all-around combine effort from Kalil. He isn't an elite OT prospect in the mold of Joe Thomas or Jake Long but isn't far off.
4. Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama*: Considering how the running back position has been de-valued in today's NFL it would be easy to rank Richardson lower. The reality is, however, Richardson's elite talent transcends trends. He is an elite talent blessed with size, burst and incredible power who will make an immediate impact.
5. Morris Claiborne, CB, LSU*: As if a dominating 2011 season in which he was recognized as the nation's top defensive back with the Jim Thorpe Award didn't demonstrate his athleticism clearly enough, Claiborne erased any concerns about his straight-line speed by clocking in at 4.39 seconds in the 40-yard dash during his March 22 pro day. The bigger news was that Claiborne was scheduled to undergo surgery on his left wrist to repair a torn ligament. The injury won't keep him from playing next season and shouldn't impact his draft stock.
6. David DeCastro, OG, Stanford*: In terms of consistent dominance, there hasn't been an offensive or defensive lineman I've graded higher thus far this season than DeCastro. Only the fact that he plays guard may keep him out of the top half of the first round.
7. Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston College*: Like Luck, it is easy to get caught up in the intangibles that Kuechly brings to the position, but at the combine he proved much faster and more explosive than most scouts had given him credit for. He may have locked up a spot in the top 20 in doing so.
8. Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State*: Blackmon answered questions about his straight-line speed by running in the low 4.4s as part of an impressive showing at his March 9 pro day. Scouts had some reservations about his speed but certainly can't knock the two-time defending Biletnikoff Award winner's production with the Cowboys.
9. Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina: Let's be clear. Coples is not only the most physically gifted defensive lineman in the 2012 draft, he's also the most talented senior prospect, regardless of position. At a shade under 6-6 and 281 pounds, physically speaking he'll earn first-round grades from scouts working for 3-4 and 4-3 clubs. Coples has developed a me-first reputation, however, and doesn't play with enough snap-to-snap consistency to earn the top-five grade from me that his talent obviously warrants, despite the fact that he enjoyed a dominating week in Mobile, Ala., at the Senior Bowl.
10. Fletcher Cox, DT, Mississippi State*: Cox didn't earn nearly the media attention for his spectacular combine workout as Memphis' Dontari Poe but unlike the Tigers' star, the strength (30 repetitions of 225 pounds) and athleticism (4.79 seconds in the 40-yard dash) Cox showed in Indianapolis consistently shows up on tape. Cox isn't viewed by all scouts as a top-15 prospect but considering his scheme versatility, it may only be a matter of time before he is.
11. Michael Brockers, DT, LSU*: Like his LSU teammates Claiborne and wide receiver Rueben Randle, Brockers significantly improved his workout results at his March 22 pro day after a combine that frankly was disappointing. Brockers will likely be drafted within the top-20 picks not because of his current ability but because of the significant upside his frame, strength and versatility indicate he has.
12. Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame: In registering a 4.47 second 40-yard dash at 6-3, 220 pounds Floyd provided an emphatic answer to concerns about his size/speed combination. Floyd wasn't the consistent big play threat that Blackmon or Kendall Wright were in college but his game may project best to the NFL.
13. Dontari Poe, DT/NG, Memphis*: Producing a workout that has earned comparisons to that of Baltimore Ravens star Haloti Ngata's when he left the University of Oregon, Poe's scheme versatility and unbelievable upside have scouts excited. Poe isn't as explosive on tape as his eye-popping athleticism might lead you to believe, however, as he too often raises his pads on contact, negating his own strength. This may have been measureable at the combine, too, where Poe's marks were better than Ngata's in everything except two that measure explosion -- the vertical jump, where Ngata bested Poe, 31.5 to 29.5 (inches), and the broad jump, where Ngata was better, 9' 02" to 8' 09". Someone will gamble on him early based on his upside, but Poe remains precisely that -- a gamble.
14. Courtney Upshaw, OLB, Alabama: Other than linebacker drills, Upshaw only participated in one athletic event at the combine and posted a solid 22 reps on the bench press. He looked stiff and slow dropping back during pass coverage drills but that isn't what the team that drafts Upshaw will ask him to do. He's arguably the most physically aggressive prospect in the draft and made himself into an All-American at Alabama by beating SEC talent as a power rusher. Whether at defensive end or outside linebacker, I believe he's actually the safest of this year's pass rushers.
15. Mark Barron, SS, Alabama: Instinctive, physical and a significantly more reliable open-field tackler than he was earlier in his career, Barron has established himself as the unquestioned top safety of the 2012 draft.
16. Melvin Ingram, DE/LB, South Carolina: Blessed with extraordinarily light feet for a 6-2, 276 pound man, Ingram's impressive agility made him a star at defensive tackle for the Gamecocks in 2011. As he proved at the combine, his athleticism could be good enough, in fact, to make the transition to defensive end or even outside linebacker in the 3-4 at the next level. That said, his short arms (31") will make him much easier to block in the NFL level and Ingram has struggled a bit with durability. Also, scouts would be wise to remember that Ingram started only 13 of the 51 games he played with the Gamecocks.
17. Cordy Glenn, OG, Georgia: Measuring in at 6-5 and 346 pounds at the Senior Bowl, Glenn nonetheless demonstrated surprising agility in Mobile, boosting his chances at remaining at left tackle. While good outside, he was even better at left guard as a junior and may be best served moving back inside in the NFL. If he played with greater intensity Glenn could rank among the elite offensive line prospects in the 2012 draft.
18. Kendall Wright, WR, Baylor: Wright erased many doubts about his speed at his March 21 pro day. Running in the 4.4s, he restored the level of confidence scouts had about his potential as a first-round pick before a pedestrian 4.61 timing at the scouting combine created doubt about his ability to stretch the field and separate against NFL defensive backs.
19. Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama*: Kirkpatrick answered concerns about his speed at the combine (4.51) but the greater test came in the interview rooms with scouts. Some NFL decision-makers were less than impressed with Kirkpatrick's answers, which could cause the lanky cornerback to slip a bit on draft day.
20. Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford: Despite the fact that he was still limited by the high right ankle sprain that kept him from participating in the Senior Bowl and the combine, Fleener distanced himself from the other tight ends in the 2012 draft in approximately 4.45-4.50 seconds. Those are the times scouts had for the 6-6, 247-pound All-American at his March 22 pro day. Better yet, Fleener demonstrated quick feet, impressive body control and soft hands in pass catching drills. For NFL teams searching for the next Jimmy Graham or Rob Gronkowski, Fleener's the guy from this draft class.
21. Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford*: While each of the rest of Stanford's "Fantastic Four" prospects met or exceeded expectations at their March 22 pro day, Martin frankly was a disappointment. It is hard to argue with the success he has had protecting Luck's blind side over the past three seasons, but demonstrating less athleticism than expected during drills, some have concerns that he doesn't possess the feet to remain at left tackle in the NFL. Worse, with just 20 repetitions at 225 pounds in the bench press, some worry that Martin might struggle at right tackle. I'm moving him down my board but do still believe that he'll ultimately hear his name called in the first round.
22. Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State*: Worthy measured in a bit smaller (6-2, 308) than expected at the combine and wasn't particularly impressive there in drills. He was much better at his pro day, however, and was the primary reason why the Spartans led the Big Ten in both run and total defense. I have some reservations about his snap-to-snap consistency, but Worthy is a tough run-stuffing presence on the inside with uncommon burst to penetrate gaps and make plays behind the line of scrimmage.
23. Riley Reiff, OT, Iowa*: Reiff was a standout left tackle for Iowa but after appearing at the combine to be a bit less athletic (5.23 seconds in the 40) and weaker (22 reps at 225 pounds) with relatively short arms (33 1/4"), some believe his NFL future lies inside at guard.
24. Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M: In terms of physical talent, there is no denying that Tannehill has the tools to warrant a first-round pick. The 6-4, 225 pound quarterback has a strong arm, good touch and obviously rare athleticism for the position considering that he earned Honorable Mention All-Big 12 honors as a receiver in 2009. With just 19 career starts at quarterback, however, Tannehill is understandably lacking in the finer techniques of the position and, as such, could struggle if thrown into the fire as a rookie.
25. Rueben Randle, WR, LSU: Despite earning All-SEC accolades in 2011, Randle didn't post eye-popping numbers as a junior (53 catches for 973 yards and eight touchdowns). He has been a standout in the conference since signing as an extremely highly touted prep prospect, and has made significant gains each year. Those who questioned his downfield speed after showing just ho-hum speed (4.55 at the combine) were silenced when Randle was clocked in the low 4.4s on two attempts at the 40-yard dash at his March 22 pro day.
26. Devon Still, DT, Penn State: Still's talent has been obvious throughout his career but until a breakout senior season in which he earned recognition as the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year it simmered below the surface. Still's inability to play in the Senior Bowl (sprained toe) was disappointing and for some will re-energize concerns about his consistency and intrinsic motivation.
27. Nick Perry, DE, Southern Cal*: As had been anticipated, Perry enjoyed one of the combine's most impressive all-around performances showing speed (4.64), strength (35 reps) and explosiveness (38.5"). He led the Pac-12 with 9.5 sacks in 2011 and may just be scratching the surface of his potential.
28. Kendall Reyes, DT, Connecticut: I thought Kendall Reyes was the most impressive defensive tackle at the Senior Bowl and after going back and reviewing his tape since returning from Mobile, I believe Reyes is arguably the draft's most underrated defensive lineman. His power, burst and size (6-4, 300) makes him a candidate for 4-3 and 3-4 teams, and as such a legitimate first-round candidate.
29. Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson: At 6-2, 314 pounds, Thompson lacks the length and versatility of some of the other top-rated defensive linemen, but his squatty build and excellent power (35 reps) make him a quality run defender.
30. Jared Crick, DE, Nebraska: Crick missed the final eight games of the Huskers' season, the Capitol One Bowl and Senior Bowl with a torn pectoral muscle, but that won't keep scouts from grading the 2010 All-American as a possible first-round prospect, especially after the 2010 All-American proved his strength has returned by posting 26 reps at his pro day. Big and physical, Crick can play inside in the 4-3 but I like him best as a 3-4 defensive end.
31. Doug Martin, RB, Boise State: Due to their greater straight-line speed, some will point to Miami's Lamar Miller or Virginia Tech's David Wilson as the back likely to follow Richardson. Martin, however, is a more natural runner, demonstrating the vision, lateral agility, balance and burst to be a feature back in the NFL.
32. Whitney Mercilus, DE/OLB, Illinois: Mercilus' staggering production (16 sacks, nine forced fumbles) at Illinois in 2011 was a function not only of his own talents but also an aggressive scheme that often gave him favorable matchups. While his statistics were inflated, the athleticism Mercilus demonstrated in workouts indicates he has more upside than I previously thought. As one of several pass rushers capable of lining up at defensive end in the 4-3 or outside linebacker in the 3-4, I fully expect him to be drafted higher than my ranking indicates.
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Dr. Laura Beer was recognized by her peers with the 2015 Professional Practice Award from the Western Region American Association of Music Therapy.
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Heel pain is obviously one of the most common complaints we see in podiatric office. The causes of heel pain are varied and include tarsal tunnel syndrome, Baxter's neuritis, calcaneal stress fracture and spondyloarthropathies, just to name a few. For the majority of these patients, the diagnosis is plantar fasciitis. Many of these patients will get better with conservative care, which includes stretching, orthotic devices and steroid injections. Those who still have pain may find relief with extracorporeal shockwave therapy. Patients who still d ... continue reading
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The past several "Treatment Dilemmas" columns have dealt with the treatment of chronic ankle pain subsequent to an ankle sprain (see page 92, July issue and page 88, September issue). We have dealt with the actual ligament injury and its repair, treatment of peroneal tendon injuries and also conservative care of ankle injuries. We will now discuss the final common problem, which involves the treatment options for osteochondral lesions of the talus. An osteochondral lesion is an injury or small fracture of the cartilage surface of the talus. Ther ... continue reading
By John Tassone Jr., DPM
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Throughout the previous three decades, technological advances paved the way for the use of sonography in diagnosing and assessing musculoskeletal pathology. Continued innovations in this arena have led to affordable portable units that enable private office practitioners to utilize ultrasonography. Use of these units has grown over the last five years, especially in rheumatology. In fact, one leading ultrasound company has turned all of its advertising attention from the podiatry profession to rheumatology. However, podiatry still remains a formidable market for the portable ... continue reading
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Patients come in many sizes and may need different sizes of bunion relief. The new Comfort Gel Skin™ comes in four different models with various gel thicknesses and options for covers, according to the manufacturer Gel Smart. The sleeves available are the 5 mm Comfort Bunion Relief Pad and the 3 mm Dress Bunion Relief Pad. The company says the product combines flexibility with specialized textiles, which move with and conform to the gels. The gels add thickness while maintaining pliability and stretch for comfort, according ... continue reading
By Paul R. Scherer, DPM, and Lori L. Waters, BSc, BEd
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Given the abundance of articles written about heel pain and plantar fasciitis, practitioners may wonder whether there is anything new to learn. The prevalence of this condition accounts for the amount of press that it gets, both in the medical community and in the news, but are all the articles and studies discussing the same thing? The numerous opinions and conflicting data may indicate that heel pain is more complicated than people realize. Perhaps some variable has been omitted in the research that contributes to the conflicting outcomes. Many ter ... continue reading
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Accounts receivable (A/R) represent free cash flow that is the lifeblood of any medical practice. Staying on top of A/R enables a practice to pay the bills, take care of office payroll and satisfy operational obligations. In the reimbursement climate that exists today, it is not unusual for A/R to represent 75 percent of a hospital's investments in current assets. For podiatrists, it is not unusual for 30 percent or more of all office A/R to be more than 120 days old. A feature of A/Rs that makes them unique is the settlement for less than billed ... continue reading
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When we put our editorial calendar together each year, one of the struggles is putting together an entire theme issue of fresh perspectives on heel pain. It is one of the most common conditions that DPMs see in practice and plantar fasciitis reportedly accounts for over 1 million patient visits a year in the United States. Given the prevalence of the condition, we continue to address this topic in depth every November. Hopefully, the collection of feature articles in our 7th Annual Heel Pain Theme issue will stimulate discussion and debate. In the cov ... continue reading
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When patients have pain after a bunionectomy procedure, what are the best options for providing pain relief? Two randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies, recently published in the Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, note that patients who took valdecoxib (Bextra, Pfizer) ... continue reading
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I have been reading podiatry articles for pointers on how to run an office for the last eight years of private practice. I have adopted the advice of all the practice management gurus in our professional world. They write with ease and enjoyment on the how-to's of conducting employee interviews, compiling employee manuals, creating job descriptions, how to train, how to treat staff and so on. I have absorbed this advice and feel they provide good tips for facilitating a good working environment. I condone open communication with my staff so we can ... continue reading
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The non-traumatic lower extremity amputation rate among people with diabetes mellitus has increased 38 percent from 1992 to 2002.1 The number of amputations has increased from 99,552 in 2000 to 110,000 in 2002.2 To appreciate this statistic, this is more than double the number of amputations on U.S. soldiers from the Civil War through Vietnam.3 Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is largely undiagnosed. Of the estimated 12 million Americans with PAD, 2.5 million are diagnosed and only 4 percent are treated interventio ... continue reading


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Aug 24, 2011, 9:27 a.m.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Central bankers and economists from around the globe will once again flock to the Federal Reserve's annual gathering in Wyoming this week, and once again will meet against the backdrop of volatile markets and the prospect of further Fed support for a struggling U.S. economy.
The conference in Jackson Hole is designed as a retreat among the serene vistas of the Grand Teton mountains, allowing policy makers to ponder the latest academic thinking without distractions. But in recent years they have been unable to ignore the economic carnage taking place beyond the picturesque valley.
The event has evolved into an annual check point on the state of play of efforts to contain the damage from one of the worst financial panics and deepest recessions in U.S. history. Last year Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's speech laid the groundwork for the Fed's unprecedented $600 billion bond buying program to revive a sputtering U.S. economy.
Bernanke's address this Friday will be keenly watched for hints about whether the U.S. central bank is preparing to take further steps to buttress a crumbling recovery.
Following is a look back at the give speeches Bernanke has made at the conference since becoming Fed chairman.
Bernanke gives his first Jackson Hole speech as Fed chairman. Only two months earlier, the Fed had ended a series of 17 consecutive quarter-point interest rate increases that began in June 2004.
Analysts debated whether the Fed was hurting its inflation-fighting credibility by putting rates on hold too early, or whether bond market anticipation of slow growth in coming months was premature.
Bernanke, the Fed leader since January, looked to be comfortably carrying out the legacy of his much-admired predecessor, Alan Greenspan. He did not discuss the outlook for the economy or policy in a speech that reviewed the history of global economic integration as far back as the Roman Empire.
"The challenge for policymakers is to ensure that the benefits of global economic integration are sufficiently widely shared," he said.
Financial storm clouds had begun to gather all year as the U.S. housing and credit bubbles burst, and by the time Bernanke spoke at the end of August, pressures were becoming acute.
Short-term funding strains escalated over the summer as ratings agencies downgraded bonds backed by subprime mortgages and Bear Stearns suspended redemptions from one of its funds. CNBC presenter Jim Cramer in early August lashed out on air at Bernanke and the Fed for failing to respond to financial market chaos, a widely discussed rant that came to symbolize the intensity of building pressure.
At a policy meeting in early August, the Fed said its predominant policy concern was that inflation would fail to moderate. But within days, it issued a statement saying it would stand ready to provide liquidity to keep financial markets from locking up, and shortly thereafter cut the discount rate it charges banks for emergency loans.
When the Fed chairman stepped to the podium that August, he joked that the year-ago selection of housing, housing finance and monetary policy as the conference theme had been right on target.
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Posted by Onsen3, 2 Replies...went out and posted too however what I did was far riskier. I was involved in kissing, I was fingered, and I received oral and anal sex. The anal sex was protected but the oral was not. Throughout the rest of the month nothing strange occured.... Read more »
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Posted by rickbrazil, 4 Replies...for example, someone you just met and decided to get laid with, usually no one uses condom for oral sex. i usually get pretty worried that i would infect someone with that. i have tried a few times to use it but it looks to weird that most part... Read more »
worried I've got HIV after oral without
Posted by anonymouslad, 6 Replies...4 weeks ago I had unprotected oral(I was the receiver) with a girl. 2 weeks later I started getting back and neck pains. Plus regularly feeling mildly sick. Read more »
Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesHi I always use condoms even during oral sex. Last night though I let a guy suck me. I know thay's not to risky but I sucked him for about 5 sec. before I put the condom on. I wouldn't have done it but I checked him and there was NO precum. Im I at... Read more »
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