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New York Islandersis one of two professional National Hockey League (NHL) teams from the state of New York. The Islanders has the upper hand in terms of total Stanley Cups and Conference Championships combined with 10. For the current season though, the Islanders is dead last in the Eastern Conference Atlantic Division with a record of 7 wins, 11 losses and 4 overtime losses. With 60 more games to play, the owners of New York Islanders tickets is looking for a major turnaround from the team in order to qualify for a postseason berth. NY Islanders last qualified for a playoff spot way back in the 2006-2007 season when they were the eight seed. Since then, the team has finished last in their division.
The Islanders opened their season with a 2-0 loss at the hands of Florida Panthers. It was followed with three straight wins over Minnesota Wild, Tampa Bay Lightning and Rangers. After the three consecutive wins, the Islanders lost 13 of their next 16 games highlighted by six-game losing streaks and two separate four-game losing skids. During that stretch, they lost an average of almost three points a contest. Currently, they have a two-game winning streak dumping the New Jersey Devils and Buffalo Sabres.
Their upcoming game would be against the number one team in the Central Division, the Chicago Blackhawks (14-8-3).
This year has been another struggle for the boys of Uninondale, New York statistically. They are 30th overall in goals per game with 2.0, 24th in allowed goals with 3.1, 20th in power play percentage and 19thin penalty kill percentage with 81.
The Islanders is 28th in total points with 18 in the entire NHL. Out of 18 points, 12 of these points were scored at home which is 21st overall. Their total points scored on the road is 29th overall which shows their struggle scoring away from home. NY Islanders' .409 winning percentage is 27th in the whole league, edging Carolina Hurricanes, Anaheim Ducks and Columbus Blue Jackets.
Playing at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, the NY Islanders have a record of 5 wins, 6 losses and 2 overtime losses. On the road, they are currently 2-5-2.
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Gestationa l Diabetes Testing
So I went for my second, 2nd trimester appointment with my doctor the other week. It was a quick in and out type of appointment. We went through the regular procedures (urine sample, weight, blood pressure) and didn't talk about much else.
I'm coming close to 25 weeks (Saturday) and I've read and been told about the gestational diabetes testing. I was told by a number of friends and family members that they have had their gestational diabetes testing around this time. I should also mention that I am Canadian Aboriginal (same as America Indian) and my grandmother has diabetes. Weight has never been an issue for me and I'm quite healthy.
Okay so what I am wondering is whether or not the testing should have come up in the appointment? Should I have said something to the doctor about it or is it something that is at the discretion of the doctor?
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Your dr may talk to you about it at your next appt. They typically do it somewhere around 28 weeks or so. Gestational Diabetes usually occurs due to your hormones, but typically goes away after the baby is born. I wouldn't worry about it too much. The drs have their process of when stuff should occur, etc. Some make you come to the office and THEN do the test; others send the juice home with you to drink before you come.
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I had mine at 24 weeks however they usually do the testing between 24-28 weeks. They will give you this bottle of very sweet orange or red juice to drink and then an hour later they take your blood. It is no big deal at all. I am surprised they didn't give you the juice at your last appointment. I would call them because you should do it by 28 weeks.
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Im 28 weeks today and had the one hour glucose test. Results were 156, anything over 130 - 140 the want you to do the three hour test. So I have to go back Sept. 24 for that test. Which also includes fasting and the dreaded nasty drink. Which from what Ive read up on is worse than the one hour drink. Not looking forward to this next one.


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May 24, 2007 The Timeline of Britain 0
Roman documents discovered
Probably the most important – and certainly the most dramatic discoveries made in Roman Britain in the 20th century have been the wooden writing tablets discovered at Vindolanda.
We often think that the best information from the Roman world comes from Egypt, where the dryness preserves papyri. However in Britain, the reverse conditions occur, and at Vindolanda, it is the dampness that has preserved wooden writing tablets that throw marvellous new light on the intimate lives of ordinary people living in Roman Britain.
The Roman fort of Vindolanda lies in a sheltered valley, two miles behind Hadrian's Wall. Here a most remarkable discovery has been made – wooden tablets with writing on them, preserved in a waterlogged ditch.
These tablets were used, not for grand writings, but for memoranda and accounts and were thrown out onto a bonfire when the fort was evacuated in AD 105, and the troops were moved to the Danube frontier. The tablets provide the best insight into life in the Roman army found anywhere in the world. There is a list of how many troops were present, the commanding officer's cook's diary, listing who he had to dinner and what they ate, and even a birthday greeting, with the commanders' wife inviting the wife of another commander to her birthday party.
The approach to Vindolanda
This is the approach which the modern visitor sees when approaching the fort of Vindolanda. The fort itself is in the middle distance, where the excavations of the Headquarters building are visible at the centre of a grassy field.
Outside the fort however was a civilian settlement, formed by the buildings seen in the foreground. The exposed fort wall can be seen running from the bush in the centre, to the left. The writing tablets were found off to the right
Plan of Vindolanda
There were at least two forts at Vindolanda. The later fort, built of stone is marked in solid black. The fort itself is the rectangular playing card shape to the right. To the left is the civilian settlement, or 'vicus' set along the road leading out of the fort at an angle.
Underlying the stone fort however was an earlier fort, built of timber, and set at a different angle, marked by a shadow outline.
The writing tablets were found bottom centre – outside the later stone fort, but along the main road inside the earlier fort.
A wooden writing tablet
The writing was made in ink on small slivers of wood. Here we see a 4-page letter, written in Roman cursive script that is very difficult to read, unless one is very experienced in it. The content however is very modern:
Octavius to Candidus: "I need money. I have bought 5,000 bushels of grain, and unless you send me some money, I shall lose my deposit and be embarrassed. The hides which you write about are still at Catterick. I would have already collected them apart from the fact that the roads are so bad that I did not care to injure the animals". (This is the first contemporary reference to a Roman road, and it complains how bad it is!)
The excavations are carried out by Robin Birley, whose father, Professor Eric Birley, once owned the site, and became the foremost authority on Hadrian's Wall.
The old house is now a museum, and in the garden several Roman buildings have been reconstructed. Here we see a Roman temple with 'nymphs' making offerings to the water gods.
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Michael Porter, Janet Woodcock, Don Berwick, Peter Senge among speakers at inaugural Innovation in Healthcare Symposium
"The nation needs a new way of thinking about the healthcare system," says Michael Porter in his book, Redefining Healthcare. "Neither the problem nor the solution will be found in any single aspect of the system or in any single actor."
Globally, healthcare is one of the great societal and economic challenges of the 21st century. With healthcare spending approaching nearly one-fifth of the world economy, access, quality and the cost of care are all major issues.
"This symposium is Merrimack Pharmaceuticals' 10th anniversary celebration," says Robert Mulroy, president and CEO. "We are convinced that the future of healthcare innovation lies in the ability to think outside of our individual disciplines. Our goal, with MIT, on Feb. 1, is to educate and inspire tomorrow's innovators."
The symposium will consist of three multi-disciplinary expert panels structured around three major topics: improving healthcare delivery to patients, reversing the declining productivity of biomedical research, and applying lessons learned by other industries to guide a transformation of our healthcare system. Following the three panels, there will be a question-and-answer session composed of young leaders currently working in the healthcare field discussing how the issues raised by the previous panels impact their work.
Welcoming remarks
Douglas Lauffenberger, Ph.D., Ford Professor of Bioengineering, MIT; Head of the Department of Biological Engineering, MIT
Dr. Lauffenberger also holds appointments in the Department of Biology and the Department of Chemical Engineering. He is a member of the Center for Biomedical Engineering (CBI), Center for Cancer Research, Center for Environmental Health Sciences, and Center for Gynepathology Research, and is Director of the Computational & Systems Biology Initiative.
Panel #1: Are We Organized for Failure? A Discussion of the U.S. Healthcare Delivery System
Michael Porter, PhD — Harvard University, author of Redefining Healthcare
Recognized as the father of the modern strategy field, Porter's ideas are taught in virtually every business school in the world. His book Redefining Healthcare (written with Elizabeth Teisberg) develops a new strategic framework for transforming the value delivered by the healthcare system.
John Mendelsohn, M.D. — President, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Dr. Mendelsohn has been at the forefront in understanding how growth factors regulate the proliferation of cancer cells by activating receptors on cell surfaces. He is the developer of the cancer therapy Erbitux™ and the founding editor of "Clinical Cancer Research."
Don Berwick, M.D. — Director, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Before assuming leadership of CMS, Dr. Berwick was President and Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and Health Care Policy at the Harvard Medical School, and Professor of Health Policy and Management at the Harvard School of Public Health. He also is a pediatrician, adjunct staff in the Department of Medicine at Children's Hospital Boston and a consultant in pediatrics at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Elizabeth G. Nabel, MD — President, Brigham and Women's (BWH) and Faulkner Hospitals
Prior to her position at BWH, a role she assumed on January 4, 2010, Dr. Nabel served as director of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Among her leadership efforts as NHLBI director, Dr. Nabel launched new scientific programs in genetics and genomics, stem and progenitor cell biology, translational research, global health, and support for young investigators.
Panel #2: The Biology Gap: Addressing the Productivity of Biomedical Research
Peter Sorger, PhD — Harvard Medical School, MIT
Peter Sorger, a Professor of Systems Biology at the Harvard Medical School, holds a joint appointment in MIT's Department of Biological Engineering and Center for Cancer Research. Dr. Sorger is currently Chair of the Cell Structure and Function (CSF) study section of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Director of the NIH-National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) Cell Decision Processes (CDP) Center for Systems Biology.
Janet Woodcock, M.D. — Director, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Dr. Woodcock has led many of the FDA's drug initiatives. She introduced the concept of risk management as a new approach to drug safety and leads the 'Pharmaceutical Quality for the 21st Century Initiative.' In 2004, Dr. Woodcock introduced the FDA's 'Critical Path Initiative,' which is designed to move medical discoveries from the laboratory to consumers more efficiently.
Tawanda Gumbo, M.D. — Associate Professor, Internal Medicine – Infectious Diseases, Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, Texas
Prior to his appointment with Southwestern Medical School, Dr. Gumbo was an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Albany Medical College and attending physician in Infectious Diseases at Albany Medical Center. He has conducted research in Zimbabwe and published numerous scientific papers on AIDS and other infectious diseases.
Andrea Califano, Ph.D. — Director, Initiative in Systems Biology, Columbia University
Dr. Califano currently serves as a member of the Board of Scientific Advisors of the National Cancer Institute. In 2000, he co-founded First Genetic Trust, Inc. to actively pursue translational genomics research and infrastructure related activities in the context of large-scale patient studies with genetic components. Previously, Dr. Califano served as Program Director of the IBM Computational Biology Center.
Perspective - Lessons Learned: What Drives Innovation?
Peter Senge, Ph.D. — Senior Lecturer, Leadership and Sustainability, MIT Sloan School of Management, author of The Fifth Discipline
Peter Michael Senge is director of the Center for Organizational Learning at the MIT Sloan School of Management. He is a senior lecturer at MIT's System Dynamics Group and co-faculty at the New England Complex Systems Institute. Senge's book The Fifth Discipline is a study of systems thinking. Dr. Senge will explore the lessons of innovation from other industries.
Panel #3: The Next Generation
Douglas Lauffenberger, PhD — MIT, Panel moderator
Douglas A. Lauffenburger is Ford Professor of Bioengineering and Head of the Department of Biological Engineering at MIT, and also holds appointments in the Department of Biology and the Department of Chemical Engineering. He is a member of the Center for Biomedical Engineering (CBI), Center for Cancer Research, Center for Environmental Health Sciences, and Center for Gynepathology Research, and is Director of the Computational & Systems Biology Initiative.
Thomas Roberts, Jr., M.D. — Managing Member, Farallon Capital
Anand R. Asthagiri — Associate Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering at Northeastern University
Judy Maro — PhD Student in Engineering Systems at MIT
Gavin MacBeath, Ph.D. — Senior Director, Head of Translational Medicine, Merrimack Pharmaceuticals
Closing remarks
Anthony Sinskey, Sc.D. — Professor of Microbiology and Health Sciences and Technology, MIT
Dr. Sinskey currently serves on the board of directors of ABEC, Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Metabolix and Tepha. He is an advisor to Serono, VIMAC Ventures, and Knome. Dr. Sinskey received his undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois and his ScD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His post-doctoral work was done at the Harvard School of Public Health.
The Innovation in Healthcare Symposium: Systems Thinking from Discovery to Delivery was conceived by Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and developed with the help of MIT's Center for Biomedical Innovation and Department of Biological Engineering. The Symposium's goal is to inspire today's students, our future experts, to implement innovative, systems thinking to improve healthcare from discovery through delivery. To learn more about the Symposium, visit http://www.innovationinhealthcare2011.com.
Symposium sponsors
Lead Sponsor: Merrimack Pharmaceuticals; Key Sponsor: UBS; Contributing Sponsors: Inc Research, WilmerHale
Symposium beneficiary
Symposium proceeds will be donated to the Lustgarten Foundation, dedicated to advancing the scientific and medical research related to the diagnosis, treatment, cure and prevention of pancreatic cancer. The foundation's efforts focus on increasing funding and support of research, bridging dialogue between members of the medical and scientific communities, and heightening public awareness to patients, families and friends. To learn more visit www.lustgarten.org.
About Merrimack
Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the discovery and development of novel medicines for the treatment of cancer. The Company is advancing a robust pipeline of engineered therapeutics paired with molecular diagnostics. In addition to several pre-clinical and research stage programs, Merrimack has three oncology candidates in clinical development: MM-121 in Phase 2 clinical testing in partnership with sanofi-aventis, MM-111 in Phase 1/2 clinical testing, and MM-398, in Phase 2 clinical testing in partnership with PharmaEngine, Inc. MM-121, MM-111, and MM-398 are investigational drugs and have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or any international regulatory agency. The Company's proprietary Network Biology discovery platform, developed with the help of leading scientists from MIT and Harvard, integrates the fields of engineering, biology and computing to enable mechanism-based model driven discovery and development of both therapeutics and diagnostics. Merrimack is a privately-held company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. For additional information, please visit http://www.merrimackpharma.com.
About the MIT Center for Biomedical Innovation (CBI)
CBI's mission is to improve global health by overcoming obstacles to the development and implementation of biomedical innovation. CBI, which resides in the MIT Engineering Systems Division, provides a safe haven for collaborative research among industry, academia, and government, and draws on the expertise of MIT's schools of engineering, science, and management, as well as the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology (HST). Visit web.mit.edu/cbi.
About the MIT Biological Engineering (BE)
MIT's Biological Engineering department is on the forefront of the emerging biology-based engineering discipline. BE researchers fuse engineering principles with the knowledge and tools of molecular life sciences in order to solve contemporary problems through the measurement, modeling, and rational manipulation of biological systems. We prepare engineers and scientists to create biology-based technologies to benefit a range of diverse areas including human and environmental health, agriculture, manufacturing, and defense. Our faculty explores complicated problems arising from societal needs and concerns. BE researchers direct leading-edge research programs designed to address those problems.


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It doesn't get much better than this. A 5,000 sq. ft (recently upgraded!) 7 bedroom, 8 bath villa mansion overlooking the town of Quepos and Pacific ocean in the distance. The villa sits on TWO properties and is four levels high! (five if you count the laundry room). It can host up to 14 people comfortably but there's even room for more, the entire villa is ideal for large groups or we offer options to rent different parts of the Villa detached from main house with their own separate entrances (For more pictures and videos visit: (website hidden))
Panoramic views of the ocean and coastline from the two main master bedrooms. A Jacuzzi tub with views of the forest canopy and ocean below. A wall of glass doors opens up completely in both the living room and the kitchen revealing the gorgeous pool framed in artistic stone detail. There's not many places you could stay in Manuel Antonio where you can jump from the living room and land in your private pool! Detailed stone & tile work around and through the house, make for a truly unique space.
The huge balcony has been expanded to make room for more outside activities like barbecuing or entertaining a large number of guests for a moonlight dinner. And when you go inside, you get that rare feeling that you're still outside with the fresh breezes blowing in through the two walls of open doors by the pool and the many open windows throughout the house. You'll also appreciate there's a slight temperature drop even when you're just a couple hundred feet higher up.
Nestled inside a well maintained gated community and home to the Rain Drop Spa, Manuel Antonio Estates sits on the main road to world famous Manuel Antonio national park and its beaches. A true sanctuary when you're home, yet very easy access to everything Quepos and Manuel Antonio has to offer! From zip lining tours, massages, surfing (yes!), fishing, golf, hiking, gym, horseback riding, sight seeing, snorkeling/diving, boating, jet skis, swimming, wildlife viewing, tennis, biking, yoga, shopping, white water rafting and more!
It seems you'll never run out of new foods to experience, from some of our favorite restaurants in Quepos (with healthy options too!) to the long row of restaurants and hotels in Manuel Antonio. Plus if you are taking advantage of our all-inclusive paradise service option which includes your very own gourmet chef and ONSITE massage therapist, you can take your daily experience of Manuel Antonio to a whole new level! And when the day is done you can retire to your castle, sip your favorite drink by the pool (clothing optional) and watch the city light up from below.
Whether you just want to give your family or friends an experience of a lifetime or you're looking for an amazing place to stay before you continue on your journey through Costa Rica, you won't want to miss an opportunity to stay at Happy Jacana and if your budget allows, go for the FULL experience with chef and massage therapy, you'll be glad you did!
Costa Rica is often referred to as the gem of central america, and Manuel Antonio, the gem of Costa Rica. The property is uniquely situated at the start of Manuel Antonio , just after Quepos, so you get the best of both worlds. 5 minutes from Quepos airport, a 15 min. drive to Dominical, 45 minutes away from world class waves in Hermosa and the buzz of Jaco Beach. Plus there's many places just a short drive away if you want to actively explore the are awhile you're here.
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Access to the entire house! 7 bedrooms, five separate entrances, five balconies, private pool , garden path and more!
Before, during and after your stay you will have contact with either me or a concierge to assist or point you in the right direction for reservations and tours
Near the beach, great hiking trails, great views, great breezes, gated and safe!
5 minutes from the Quepos airport. Taxis and buses are easy to find. And its easy to get into Manuel Antonio or Quepos from our location.
Room type: | Entire home/apt |
Bed type: | Real Bed |
Accommodates: | 16+ |
Bedrooms: | 7 |
Bathrooms: | 8+ |
Beds: | 11 |
Extra people: | No Charge |
Weekly Price: | $3500 /week |
Country: | Costa Rica |
City: | Manuel Antonio |
Cancellation: | Flexible |
The condo was a great place to begin our trip to Costa Rica. We loved the (email hidden)uth end of the beach about 5-10 minutes from the busier downtown. The condo was secure, the pool is awesome and the caretakers were very kind and helpful. The condo has a small kitchenette which is stocked with the basics, and 2 AC units. The host also provided a surf board which we took advantage of. We would certainly consider staying here for a longer period of time in the future.
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Our fist time in Jaco and we stayed at #8 for 2 weeks. James' contact for the airport transfer was reliable and friendly and greeted us as at the airport. Unfortunatley there was a misunderstanding somewhere and the key to the apartment was not available to us when we arrived 3 PM. We waited out the 6 hr. delay with the ever so friendly and helpful neighbours. Many, many thanks to them. Merci Ginette & Richard!
Good night sleeps were had in the Tempur-pedic king size bed. The sun, beach and pool were of course amazing.
We felt safe & secure on this very well maintained property.
We drank the osmosis filtered water, but the neighbours who return each year are at ease to drink the water directly from the tap. (So no worries there.)
The fridge 'crushed ice dispenser' was a cool extra. A/C worked fine; no problems as was described in another review. Also, no mosquitos around us.
It definitely needs to be understood that Paula is the on site contact for any concerns and help you may need (not the husband & wife concierge working on the property 6 days a week). Paula helped us to get some bikes and they were great to have for getting around.
Dining in: we did basic cooking many evenings. It was nice to have the blender for breakfast and/or happy hour smoothies!
Dining out: Lots of choice. We ate out primarily at the 'Tipica Costa Rican' restaurants and they were within walking distance (if you don't mind walking through the small unlit section of the road). We walked all the time and felt safe.
Check out these Tica Soda restaurants:
Rancho Santa Ana - Soda y Marisqueria on Pastor Diaz past Morgan's Cove resort on the left.
Alta Mar - Soda y Marisqueria, complete south end of Pastor Diaz at Calle Madrigal.
Marea Alta - Soda y Marisqueria - on Pastor Diaz across from the gym.
Our favourtie icecream treat place was: Heladería El Barco
The Green Room resto. was good, too (a little costlier than 'Tipica' menus).
If you want to do something different than the beach there is a trail up to the old observatory. The entrance is at route 34 & Calle Madrigal. It's about 12 mins. to the first stop. You'll see guides going up with tourists on horseback.
Don't forget to go to the Friday Market for fruits & vegetables. (Next to the soccer field.)
We had a great time and we would definitely return.
We made accommodations to stay at James' residence for 4 nights. It's a 1 bedroom apartment, beach front property, just a bit further distance out from the hub-bub busyness of Jaco. Nice and quiet, with friendly neighbors all around the complex. Need to be careful with the A/C in the bedroom, don't turn it too cold or it will trip out/overheat and not work for a few hours til it cools down again. Make sure to bring mosquitoe repellant, they are relentless. There's a full kitchen there, and you could go to the local market about 1.5 miles away, costs about $2US via taxi. groceries aren't cheap, but many things we are familiar with in US is available there and you can cook your own food if you prefer cooking. We didn't need to contact James, as Paula was there to follow up with us if we needed to make any arrangements for transportation and tours. Be aware, you need to contact her for the wifi information, and a minor dilemma was that our phone in the apartment was not usable, luckily I was able to ask a neighbor for wifi info, and able to contact Paula via a internet phone and email correspondence. Paula stopped by the night before we left and let us know how we should arrange to checkout.
We actually rented a scooter at nearby AXR and took it to adjacent tourist attractions Villa Calentes (hotel) for the sunset and views, and also down to the Esterillos Oeste, a quiet beach town with serene beach coast line. Beautiful country, wonderful experience. We would definitely like to come back again.
James' condo was the perfect place to stay during our time in Jaco. As in the description, it is directly on the beach. Wake up, walk by the pool and you're right on the sand! The area is beautiful and quiet if you're looking for something just outside of Jaco downtown. South Jaco beach has a very cool laid back vibe with local bars and smaller boutique hotels along the beachfront. Beautiful sunsets. The condo is a great size for 2, bathroom is renovated, there is a full kitchen. The king size bed has a very nice memory foam mattress and is as comfortable as sleeping at home. James provided great tips about the area, was able to help with transportation and parking as well. Highly recommend this condo to stay! Overall, great!
James's Beachfront Getaway in South Jaco was the perfect place to stay on my trip to Jaco. It's a very nice and well kept condo community steps away from the beach. The condo itself was kept in great condition and Angela, the property manager, was a pleasure to work with. I recommend this place to others.
The place was perfect! It was on the beach - literally stepped outside to surf every morning! Very close to town (Jaco), only about a 2-3 minute bike ride.
Thanks for the awesome experience!
I had an amazing time staying here. The condo was set up with everything you could want and the pool was fantastic. Everything was clean and well taken care of. A definite must if you are coming to Jaco and want the comfort of home while you are on vacation.
It's close to everything and the view is spectacular.
I will definitely want to stay here again if I get the chance.
Mar Arena #8 is a gem of a condo. It's on the south end of Jaco in front of the best part of the beach that is perfect for our 2 year old daughter to play on. The oceanfront pool is awesome and the neighbors are friendly and quiet. The condo itself is perfect with a nice kitchen, large flat screen TV's in the living area and bedroom, and free internet. Maybe the best feature is the king size bed with one of those memory foam mattresses that is absurdly comfortable. James did a good job of coordinating our stay!
Highly recommended.


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"Time-to-market pressure is severe for multimedia consumer products. We realize that hardware-software co-verification with real image data is mandatory for system-level sign-off," said Noriyuki Minegishi, Manager, LSI Design Methodology Team, SoC Technology Department. "We decided to transition to Veloce due to better capacity in a smaller foot-print, faster compile and MHZ-class run-time. We taped-out a design of a multi-standard HDTV video decoder using Veloce so far – the HDTV video decoder emulation identified over sixty bugs prior to tape-out, ensuring high quality of the RTL."
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Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues over the last 12 months of about $850 million and employs approximately 4,500 people worldwide. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777. World Wide Web site: http://www.mentor.com/.
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- Mentor Graphics Proposes New Accellera Standards Committee for Graph-Based Test Specification Standard (Mar 4, 2014)
- Mentor Graphics' Veloce Emulator Adopted by the Shanghai ZhangJiang Institute, PRC (Jan 20, 2014)
- Mentor Graphics Questa Platform Chosen for DMP Reference Verification Flow (Nov 19, 2013)
- Mentor Graphics Delivers Emulation Solutions for the Verification of HDMI 2.0 Products (Oct 8, 2013)
- Mentor Graphics Questa Verification Platform Adds Software-Driven Verification for Multi-Core SoC Designs (Jul 15, 2013)
- Mentor Graphics Accelerates Verification with Emulation-Ready Verification IP for MIPI Products (Jun 19, 2013)
- Mentor Graphics Questa and Veloce Verification Platforms Add Cache Coherency and Interconnect Performance for ARM AMBA 5 CHI and AMBA 4 ACE Designs (Jun 3, 2013)
- Mentor Graphics Accelerates SoC and Embedded System Delivery with a Native Embedded Software Environment for Pre- and Post-Silicon Development, Embedding QEMU, SystemC and Emulation (Apr 22, 2013)
- Mentor Graphics Delivers Simulation and Emulation Solutions to Verify Serial Attached SCSI Products (Apr 8, 2013)
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To dramatize the effects of the seemingly inevitable spending cuts, and blame them on Republicans, President Obama went to a shipyard at Newport News, Virginia where workers could be furloughed.
"These cuts are wrong. They're not smart, they're not fair," he told them.
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GOP leaders are charging the president is exaggerating the impact of the cuts.
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May 28, 2012 4:00 AMINDIANAPOLIS -- Dan Wheldon couldn't win his third Indianapolis 500. Dario Franchitti did it for him.
And if it wasn't going to be Franchitti, then it would be Scott Dixon. Maybe even Tony Kanaan.
No matter what, one of Wheldon's best buddies was going to Victory Lane.
In the end, they celebrated a 1-2-3 sweep that honored "D-Dub," their missing friend.
Franchitti stamped his name in the record books Sunday by winning his third Indy 500, a day that started and ended as a tribute to Wheldon, who won the race a year ago but was killed in an October crash in the IndyCar season finale at Las Vegas. As his three friends lined up with six laps remaining for the final restart -- Kanaan out front, Chip Ganassi teammates Franchitti and Dixon second and third -- they couldn't help but wonder if Wheldon was at play.
"Kind of like old times, the three of us back and forwards," Franchitti said. "I thought, 'Dan is laughing at us right now going at it.'"
It was an absolutely fitting finish, even if the elation for Franchitti's win was tempered by the heartbreak for two other deserving drivers. Dixon, a one-time Indy 500 winner, temporarily relocated his family to St. Petersburg, Fla., to support Wheldon's wife and two sons, and Kanaan, 0 for 11 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, had openly wept following the death of his former teammate.
"I think a lot of us that were close to Dan, you know, you wanted it that little bit more," Dixon said. "I guess maybe in the back of your mind, you figured he would probably help you out [Sunday], too. I think in that situation, seeing how it lined up with the top three, three of Dan's friends, it was a tough one."
Franchitti won a wheel-to-wheel, last-lap battle, sailing away to the checkered flag when Takuma Sato spun out trying to make one final pass on the inside and slammed into the wall.
The race had shaped into what was expected to be a duel to the finish between Franchitti and Dixon. But when Franchitti made his final pass of Dixon with two laps to go, he pulled Sato with him and it sapped Dixon's momentum.
So the last-lap pass attempt was Sato's for the taking, and he couldn't pull it off as he hugged the inside white line through Turn 1. His wheels appeared to touch Franchitti's, he spun hard into the wall, and Franchitti sailed past for the win -- this one, just like the first two, under caution.
Dixon crossed the finish line in second, and Kanaan was third.
"Everybody up there was a friend of Dan's, and that about sums it up. Everybody loved him," Franchitti said as bagpipes played over the public address system.
"What a race! What a race!" Franchitti said. "I think D-Dub would be proud of that one."
Dixon met his teammate in Victory Lane, and Franchitti was reminded of the delicate balance in celebrating a team win vs. beating a teammate.
"I want to beat Scott. I know he wants to beat me. I don't think I've met maybe a more competitive individual, except maybe Dan in the early years," Franchitti said. "He's my buddy. Out on the track, he's competition, but a teammate, and then afterward he's my friend. I see the disappointment in his face. I see the disappointment in T.K.'s face.
"I think both those guys will get more championships and Indy wins. They're just too good not to. When you beat guys like that, I take that as a big accomplishment because, God, they're not easy to beat."
Kanaan, who used a bold move on a late restart to dart from fifth to first, couldn't hold off Franchitti and Dixon on the last restart. He was OK with the final result.
"I don't think it could have been a better result for Dan," Kanaan said. "Wherever he is right now, he's definitely making fun of Sato, I can tell you that, and he's giving Dario a tap on the back for sure, and he was going to call me a wanker that I didn't win this thing.
"I'm glad this is over. I'm glad that now I hope we can all move on and just remember Dan the way Dan was -- a happy guy, a wonderful friend."
Wheldon's wife, Susie, went to Victory Lane to congratulate Franchitti, who hid his tears of joy behind a pair of white sunglasses worn in tribute because they were Wheldon's preference. She then sat next to Franchitti's wife, actress Ashley Judd, in the backseat of the convertible -- the same seat she had a year ago for Wheldon's win -- for the victory lap around the 2.5-mile oval.
The day opened with car owner Bryan Herta driving a single parade lap around Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the car Wheldon drove to victory last year. Fans were given white sunglasses to wear on laps 26 and 98, marking the car numbers Wheldon used in his two wins.
It was Susie Wheldon's first trip to any race track since her husband's death, and she watched from Dixon's pit stand with his wife, Emma.
So it was apt on this hot day -- the temperature hit 91 degrees, just one shy of the Indy 500 record from 1937 -- that one of the most competitive races in history ended with a frantic push from Wheldon's friends. Ten drivers swapped the lead 35 times, shattering the record of 29 in the 1960 race won by Jim Rathmann.
Until the final lap, when Sato made his move for the win, the race was close but uneventful.
The only multi-car accident came when a spin by Mike Conway collected Will Power, who came to Indy as the series points leader and winner of the previous three races this season. It was a somewhat frightening accident as Conway, who broke his front wing when he hit one of his crew members on pit road, hit the outside wall and his car tilted on its side before coming to rest. And Helio Castroneves had to deftly maneuver past a bouncing tire that still grazed one of his own wheels.
Besides that, though, the race was slowed by just seven other cautions -- including the one on the final lap -- for 39 of the 200 laps.
Marco Andretti, who went into Sunday believing the race "is mine to lose," was strong at the start, but a series of adjustments were not to his liking and he unraveled on his team radio before spinning to bring out the final caution with 13 laps remaining.


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Spotify might still be loss making, despite revenues of $435m in 2012, but the service is incredibly popular and many think it might be gearing up to IPO.
These rumours have started since Spotify in December secured some $200m in credit lines and recently acquired a music algorithm company, Echo Nest.
If this does mean Spotify is about to get serious about profit, it comes at a time when competitors are more easily found – from Beats Music to Milk, Samsung's new service.
I listened to Spotify's Chris Maples (VP, Europe) at last week's Digital Media Strategies 2014. There were some interesting titbits, from stats to Spotify's approach to iteration and mobile, that I thought would be worth sharing here.
Let me know if you have any thoughts on Spotify's future or its approach to subscriptions and product development.
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Social media is still growing rapidly. I'm pointing out the obvious here but social networks are a dynamic medium for entertainment and interaction, including content discovery and product recommendation.
As such, the auto industry seems almost uniquely suited to social.
While most consumers buy cars infrequently, their interest in them (based on price tag, necessity and if you indulge me, the embodiment of the American dream) often transcends the purchase event.
As such, social analytics has cause to mature in the automotive industry, where it surely stands to play a part in the sales funnel other than simply branding.
I've been reading a nice little CMO Council report on social analytics in the auto industry. Here are some thoughts on integrating social into automotive sales.
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Ecommerce is simple. That's the premise of this post, which follows on from 'finding your best products'. The heart of ecommerce is finding your best products and your best customers, in the pursuit of most profit.
The old mail-order mantra of 'recency, frequency and monetary value' (RFM) is still useful here. Categorising your customers based on an RFM matrix is the start of identifying your hero customers, and those that need a little more attention.
These posts have been taken from a talk given by Mike Baxter, Econsultancy long-time friend and consultant (author of the Checkout Optimisation guide, amongst other things), at a recent breakfast briefing with Ometria.
Let's see what Mike had to say…
by Ben Davis 10 March 2014 13:58pm 2 comments
Ecommerce is simple. Don't let anyone trouble you with thoughts on mobile, social or personalisation. The beating heart of ecommerce is the triangulation of data and uniting your best products with your best customers to make the most profit.
I had the pleasure of listening to Mike Baxter, an Econsultancy long-time friend and consultant (author of the Checkout Optimisation guide, amongst other things), talking about data triangulation at a recent breakfast briefing with Ometria.
Mike detailed his deceptively simple philosophy of selling online and I thought it worthwhile to put his thoughts down in full, over a couple of posts. Everything you read in these posts comes out of Mike's presentation.
I think it's worthwhile dwelling on this idea of knowing your products and customers ahead of anything else. Ultimately it's the nub of your site design but also your marketing efforts including media spend.
As marketers start to join up data sources, they need to be wary of jumping the gun, trying to stitch up remarketing, social CRM, personalization, before they've truly looked at optimising product mix and display.
Here's what Mike had to say…
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Gyms are one of those services that start debate. Maybe it's because a lot of us don't cherish the thought of visiting them, but their membership terms can seem unreasonable.
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I've been writing about presentations I watched at Digital Media Strategies 2014, including talks by Verdens Gang, Axel Springer and the New York Times. So apologies if publishing isn't your thing.
But that's sort of the joy of discussing media companies, how do they become more than mere old fashioned publishers. How do they find new streams of revenue and restructure so that subscriptions work and digital actually makes some money?
One of the spots at the aforementioned conference was CEO of the Financial Times, John Ridding having a fireside chat with Ken Doctor, President of Newsonomics.
Many interesting facts, figures and opinions were teased out, so I thought I'd round them up here.
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How does a newspaper create new digital products to attract new customers? Understanding your market and adapting your offering accordingly is key, according to Denise Warren from the New York Times.
At Digital Media Strategies 2014, Denise discussed new products, including NYT NOW and their development in the context of selling digital subscriptions.
As the pioneers of the paywall, what do the New York Times team have to say about making revenue from digital and innovation in product development?
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The Axel Springer group is pretty big, it's active in 44 countries and generated revenue of €3.3bn in 2012.
13,650 people are employed across the group, which includes more than 230 publications such as Bild, but also companies such as Zanox (which includes Affiliate Window).
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This has been a big step and is a trend we're seeing in many industries – see John Lewis' recent announcement of JLabs, a call for entrepreneurs with a £100,000 investment to the best new startup.
At Digital Media Strategies 2014, Springer Electronic Media CTO Ulrich Schmitz talked to us about developing a digital portfolio.
How does one develop new business models in the light of digital? What is the best way to foster innovation and entrepreneurship? And when does one integrate digital investments or indeed keep them separate.
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Is achieving integration of print and digital publishing the pursuit of the Holy Grail? Well, it certainly sounds nice listening to a publisher talk about burgeoning digital revenues in multiple channels, alongside beautiful print products.
Verdens Gang is a Norwegian newspaper with a daily circulation of more than 200,000, in a population of 5m. Across print and digital, 1.8m people use VG daily.
At Digital Media Strategies 2014, editor-in-chief and CEO of VG Torry Pedersen gave the lowdown on how they integrated print and digital effectively, along with how they monetised smartphone and tablet content.
Culture is the key, as is so often the case in disrupted industries where big brands have to adapt and are competing with pure-plays that have started on the right foot.
Torry used the analogy of Haile Gebreselassie vs. Usain Bolt to describe print and digital. They both run but they run in very different ways and they shouldn't have the same training regimen. The same can be said of magazine-style high quality print products compared with the fast-moving multimedia world of online news. The two teams can't necessarily work together.
That's why from 2000 until 2011, everything at VG was separate for print and online, from ads to editorial. In 2011 the two were joined back together once again.
The same thing happened with mobile and desktop, the two had separate ad sales and technical teams from 2010 until 2014 (though the same content team). Now ad sales and techies across desktop and mobile are integrated.
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4.3/5 rDev +8.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
12oz bottle, pours black with slight mahogany hues when held to a light, huge foamy tan head, excellent retention, some lacing. Fresh, dank, citric and floral hops - mainly grapefruit, with some dark malts on the nose. Tastes include an excellent meld of roasted malts, chocolate, biscuity grain, caramel, grapefruit rind, and pine. Very creamy mouth-feel, bitterness lingers with roastiness in there as well. Overall, I really enjoyed this offering from Greenbush. I look forward to trying more of their beers.
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look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 3.75
A really good beer but a definite near-miss. It is gorgeous for a black IPA. As dark as a porter and the mouthfeel is comparable to porters - thick and creamy and very appealing. The taste is solid but not outstanding for a black IPA. Everything is good but nothing stands out. Roasted malt, a bit of coffee, a strong but not particularly distinct hop presence in the taste and in the nose. It is a well balanced beer for this style, which is nice - many are not - but black IPAs - to me - should be bold and distinct. I like this beer a lot and think it would be a great summer beer when you're looking for something a bit heavier. It almost but doesn't quite blow me away. But the price is right: $9.99/six. This will make it a more likely choice for me.
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A-dark brown black color with a nice light tan head and great lacing
S-dark malt, light coffee, cocoa, pine, herbal
T-dark roasted malt, coffee, cocoa, little citrus, pine, moderate bitter finish
F-medium body with moderate carbonation, crisp and smooth
O-solid black IPA, good flavors and enjoyable drinking
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02-21-2014 22:16:43 | More by MDDMD
3.43/5 rDev -13.2%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Pour is dark brown, fairly right tan colored head. Nose has a decent amount of roast and some black licorice notes. Light char and a bit of citrus orange. Taste is even more char, heavy and dark roast, black malts, citrus and hops behind, lingering bitterness with strong lingering char. Strong carbonation on a light body, a bit slick on the back of the throat.
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look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
I dont really understand "Black IPAs" ....Theyre good, but I dont get it. Anyway, This beer is really good.
A- Aesome head retention. This is black as a porter. Nice lacing, a sure sign of a well crafted beer.
S- I smell the black patent(?) Malts and a dank piney floral hop aroma. Its quite nice, I almost smell licorice... interesting.
T- Matches the smell. I like it, I taste pretty much what I smelled, dank piney hops and dark malts. Its really a hopped up porter in my opinion, as for this style I think someone just messed up one time and said uhh its a black IPA, yeah thats it. Hah, some of the best things that happen are accidental. I like it though.
M- Outstanding. kinda chewy, full bodied, smooth, almost creamy, I love this.
Overall this is the best "Black IPA" Ive ever had. And Ive knocked back a few. Wortha try if youre into this sort of thing.
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02-12-2014 02:56:43 | More by Jay_Ulreich
4.2/5 rDev +6.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
This pours a dark cola-caramel in color. The aroma is piney, dank, and slightly earthy with the grapefruit that I've come to expect in a black IPA. There's a sticky, piney bitterness on the palate, with a grapefruitty dankness and a resiny finish contrasting a hint of roast. More, please.
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02-06-2014 03:20:01 | More by elNopalero
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Anger actually looks like something that generally makes people quite happy: a root beer float. It has a dark cola brown body and is topped with what appears to be a double-scoop of vanilla ice cream and a shot of whipped cream. I don't know whether to sip it or go get a spoon.
The aroma, on the other hand, definitely isn't catering to those with a sweet-tooth - you'll never find anything with a flavour remotely like this on a diner menu (although, actually, root beer is again a fair reference point). It smells markedly earthy - as if it were derived from plant root or tree bark - and has the auras of birch, pine and sassafras.
The flavour expands on this profile and has the invigorating sensation of jumping into cold water. It offers an entire farm's worth of hops and earthy/herbal tastes of bark, wintergreen, smoked pine (lapsang souchong tea), sarsaparilla, black licorice, molasses, and, on the end, equal parts vanilla bean, dark chocolate and coffee (it's these notes that linger on the tongue longest).
The yeast, loads of which rests at the bottom of the bottle, seems to be responsible for not only the persisting mound of mousse atop the beer, but also subtle hints of baking spices; minor notes of nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove are sprinkled throughout the aftertaste. These, in conjunction with all those flavours listed above, ensure the 7.6% alcohol is never tasted.
Anger is nothing unconventional - it's a dark, hoppy beer led by strong forest-like resins that are chased by a gentle roastiness - but it's a Black IPA with a personality of its own. Greenbush is the newest in a long line of Michigan microbreweries to impress the heck out of me - as if that state didn't have enough good beer already. I'm angry they didn't set-up shop where I live!
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