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Tears are the full of words too difficult to speak.
Tear drops are like snowflakes No two are exactly the same, Each one has a different meaning A different place from which it came. Some tears celebrate new joys Others the pain of a sad ending, Tears can come from pure delight Or come from your heart mending. Each falling tear drop is unique Slowly falling without a sound, But silently telling it's own story Inside it, pure emotion...Read On
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A poem.
Love is life's cruel mistress, And life's crowning triumph. Love embitters the soul, yet conquers the heart. Love is never easy, And will die without toils. It is langour and sweat, the power and rejuvenation. Love brings this man to his knees, pushes his face into the dirt. It gives light into his darkness, and delivers joy to his world. Love grows in the wound and the healing. It is the...Read On
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After unexpected intimacy with my brother last night, we try to determine where do we go from here?
Chapter 3: Thursday morning, as Gary and I prepared for school, neither of us spoke of the events of the night before. I sensed a level of shame and regret from my older brother. I may have been projecting my own feelings, but it felt that Gary might be ashamed and embarrassed at what he had done to his younger sister. I wanted to say something; I wanted to talk about what happened, but...Read On
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My first true-life story about losing my virginity - for the second time.
I was pleasantly surprised when I met Brian. It was rare to blindly meet and find that they didn't lie about themselves over the phone. He was a tall, dirty blond with a lean frame and nice toned arms coming from his fitted white t-shirt. He had been totally upfront about who he was - and total party boy. I'm always attracted to confident guys and he had this in abundance. He was very sure...Read On
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Asking My Lover If I Can Suck His Cock
I love to suck cock and tease and please, Getting myself ready on my knees. Lots of little kisses and licks up your shaft, I have mastered this cock sucking craft. I love to wrap my lips around your dick, You're so hard and your girth is so thick. You're face fucking me and moving your hips, Your pre-cum is oozing and starting to drip. While I'm sucking, I'm looking into your eyes,...Read On
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Guillty feelings give way to further perversions between masturbating sisters
I woke up feeling like I'd had about a minute of sleep. My head was pounding, the inside of my mouth felt like sandpaper, and I think I was still a little drunk. But I had to get up and get breakfast for the girls. There was no way I was going to let my husband know that I was hungover, and I definitely wasn't going to tell him that the reason I stayed up so late was because I was...Read On
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A night with more extras than Simon or Mattie had bargained for...
The story picks up where Part II left off... Mattie has been hired once more as an escort by Simon. This was after they had spent an amazing night together a few weeks previously. Tonight was the launch of a new business venture for him. She was very impressed by him and looking forward to seeing him again, as was he her. We join them as they are about to enter his hotel suite and...Read On
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Can This Virgin Fuck Herself Into Orgasms?
Sex wasn't really on my mind until I started dating my boyfriend, Nicolas. When we started dating we only held hands, kissed and flirted a lot. He knows I'm a virgin, and he seems okay with it, but part of me does wonder what it would be like to have sex. Before dating Nicolas, I didn't even masturbate. It was like a switch was shut off, but when I started dating him, my hormones came...Read On
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I help my friend's best friend with his virginity.
During several "teaching" sessions with my young neighbor boy Timmy, he would bring up his best friend Scott. Timmy would tell me that Scott was very shy with girls and awkward around them. Timmy told me that his own confidence with girls had soared since I helped him with his virginity and gave him lessons on how to please a woman. It seemed a little odd to me that we were both lying naked...Read On
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Kean wants to tie up his girlfriend, and she's not happy about it.....at first.
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Making one's personal assistant work late has its cum dripping juicy rewards.
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When a husband wants his wife he lets nothing stand in his way.
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He just can't get her out of his system...
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As the region's economic development officer, he worked with state and local officials to advertise the town's skilled labor force and offer the right mix of incentives to lure in a new business.
Now, Linamar Corp, a Canadian manufacturer, is making engine blocks and wheel axles for giant mining trucks at the plant, employing 150 people with a plan to expand to 650 in coming years.
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In my last article I cited the Vector Linux developers as an excellent example of the way Open Source developers respond to the user community. All of us who benefit from Linux and/or the myriad of Open Source applications out there are part of that community.
At times I've given back to the developers I appreciate financially, generally by buying a copy of a Linux distribution I was using heavily. With the advent of widespread broadband connectivity shrink wrapped copies of Linux have mostly disappeared from store shelves but you can still buy online. Most Linux distributors try to give you some extra value for doing this, either in terms of additional packages, priority downloads, or some level of professional support. Recently, though, my main means of giving back has been in the form of trying to make things I use better.
In my review of Vector Linux 5.8 I mentioned that I've used the distro for over six years. Vector, like every other Linux distribution out there, doesn't package every piece of software I want or need. Indeed, Vector's Extra repository of applications still doesn't compare to Fedora Extras or the Ubuntu Universe so there's always a bit more to add after installing a new version. In the past I'd either hunt down a Slackware package if I knew the required dependencies or else I'd just compile from source.
Somewhere along the way I realized that if I can compile and install a piece of software I can build a package for it as well. In most cases it takes just a few minutes of additional work. So far I've built about 40 packages for Vector Linux 5.8 Standard and I've contributed maybe two thirds of them which I feel I've adequately tested. They range from the extra lightweight JWM window manager I like to use on my Libretto SS1010 to Dia which I use for creating flowcharts and diagrams. I've also contributed fonts, dictionaries, and applications for the three languages other than English which I use since Vector is somewhat lacking in the area of internationalization. All of this was stuff I needed to install on my system anyway.
Many of the packages I've built are now in the VL Extra repository while others are still in the testing repository. They are availabaone of the volunteer packager I've made Vector a better distro by making more software easy to find and install.
My contribution to Vector Linux is quite small even when compared to some of the other volunteer packagers. It's minuscule compared to the core developers. The point is that the strength of the Open Source community is that lots of people give back and contribute what they can. Lots of little contributions make a huge impact.
Most everyone has a skill they can contribute to an Open Source project. Maybe you have artistic talent and your favorite application could use better graphics. If you're from Iceland and something you use hasn't been translated to Islenska you're help is definitely needed. I think we've all seen software that desperately needs better documentation. You definitely don't need programming skills to volunteer and make a truly valuable contribution.
While a few Open Source projects have large corporate backing many, if not most, do not. If you really appreciate one and use it regularly I'd like to urge you to think how you can give back in a meaningful way. I realize the v word is scary to people. Most of us have busy lives. All I did was take something I had to do anyway, add just a little time, and I had a way to give something back to Vector Linux. I'd bet lots of you can add a whole lot of value to some project out there that you're using anyway without making a tremendous effort. Please give it some thought.


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The Purcell Public Library will bring "The Gollywhopper Games" to life at its next Family Story Time, at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 26.
Each month's Family Story Time features stories, crafts and games related to a theme, as well as a light dinner for families who attend.
This month, the library celebrates The Big Read with a family-friendly "Little Read" focused on "The Gollywhopper Games," a 2008 novel by Jody Feldman that is geared to children ages 10 to 14.
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22 U.S. Code § 262n–2 - Financing projects for production of export commodities, products, or minerals in surplus in world markets discouraged;...instructions by Secretary of the Treasury to United States Executive Directors
The Secretary of the Treasury shall take all appropriate steps to discourage multilateral development banks from financing projects which will result in the production of commodities, products, or minerals for export that will be in surplus in world markets at the time such production begins.
The Secretary of the Treasury shall instruct the United States Executive Directors of the multilateral development banks to use the voice and vote of the United States in the respective banks—
to oppose financing by the respective bank of projects which produce, or will produce, commodities, products, or minerals for export if—
(Pub. L. 95–118, title XIV, § 1403, as added Pub. L. 100–202, § 101(e) [title I], Dec. 22, 1987, 101 Stat. 1329–131, 1329–134; amended Pub. L. 106–36, title I, § 1002(b),June 25, 1999, 113 Stat. 133.)
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Broaden your spectrum at ISA EXPO 2003
Technologies evolve to new heights
By Ellen Fussell
Control loops, Bluetooth wireless technology, and multispectral imaging are just a few topics that will help you strengthen your industry knowledge base at this year's EXPO 2003 Emerging Technologies conference in Houston. ISA's main technical conference is in sync as well with more wireless, hazardous location standards updates, human-machine interface applications, and Web-based supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA). Take a sneak peak at what experts will be talking about this October.
How can you provide your client with control loops to eliminate facility shutdowns during a liquid slug period? What about unpredictable shutdowns during start-ups and normal operations associated with a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) facility? Aker Kvaerner, a global provider of engineering and construction services, was tasked with this challenge; they also needed to predict the time interval between liquid slugging and the related type of instability—high-level or high-pressure anomalies.
"In the past, our client had a lot of shutdowns during start-ups and normal operations initiated by liquids overfilling the primary separator, due to over pressure in the same vessel," said Michael Needham in his abstract of an ISA Expo 2003 submitted paper, "Predicting time intervals of liquid slugging in vertical two-phase flow regimes." The object of Needham's study was to predict a time interval when the client could expect a slug severe enough to cause shutdowns due to either high pressure or high-high levels.
Needham's team developed the origin of these liquid slugs from two flow regimes—accumulation in the crude oil boarding risers while the FPSO was out of service and instability at the gas-liquid interface during normal operation associated with gravitational forces. These accumulated liquids became slugs after putting the subsea wells into production service. Now they would cause intervals of shutdowns to last from several minutes to several hours. The shutdown event would change from high-high level to over pressurization in the separators toward the end of the slugging period.
First, Needham's team determined the potential for slugging as the ratio of gas/liquid hold changed further up the riser due to gravitational forces. They developed a suitable control loop or loops with the appropriate sensors and final control devices to control the slug rather than allow the facility to be shutdown.
Mobility has been one of the key features behind the success of wireless technology—giving us a choice of plenty of applications once we combine this mobility with location awareness. But accurate assessment of the mobile user's local position is critical for location awareness, said Steven Case of Minnesota State University in a submitted abstract for his paper, "An indoor positioning system using Bluetooth ad hoc networks."
"Local positioning refers to a technology used to determine the position of any device with respect to the other devices whose positions are already known," Case said.
Case's paper discusses the development of a local positioning service based on the Bluetooth ad hoc wireless network standard. Originally conceived as a cable replacement, Bluetooth is a low-power, short-range, wireless radio system that can help create a wide range of wireless services.
In his paper, Case discusses theoretical and practical aspects associated with indoor positioning based on Bluetooth communication. Then he proposes a solution based on the exchange of positioning information between master and slave devices within a Bluetooth piconet. The paper closes with a presentation of preliminary results based on an initial implementation of the proposed service and its application to a hypothetical industrial automation system.
Integrating remote sensing and geographic information systems (GIS) in environmental applications is growing in popularity. GIS applications rely on remotely sensed images for data sources in environmental applications, while users rely on GIS capabilities to improve image analysis procedures. Carl Steidley of Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi, gives us a thorough explanation in his paper, "A multi-spectral imaging system for geo-spatial applications."
When you combine image processing and GIS facilities in an integrated system, you can use vector data to help classify images. You can also use raster image statistics within vectors as criteria for vector query and analysis, he said.
"Advances in imaging technology and sensors have made airborne remote sensing systems viable for many GIS applications that require reasonably good resolution at low cost," Steidley said.
Steidley will describe in his paper the design, prototype, and initial testing of the aircraft-mounted imaging system at Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi, with the support of a grant from NASA.
R. Duckworth of Adaptive Instruments LLC will present a system architecture that provides a robust, reliable wireless network for industrial sensors and control that employ frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) in the industrial, scientific, and medical band in his paper, "Reliable wireless in an unreliable world."
Although FHSS provides some measure of protection if a frequency is noisy, it is important to carefully design and implement network systems if we want to achieve periodic sensor measurement or control over the lifetime of the installation, he said.
Duckworth's paper will consider elements responsible for ensuring a reliable network—sensors and control actuators, base radios, network topology, radio frequency monitoring tools, and control computers. "It is critical the sensors and actuators have a wireless transceiver (not just a transmitter or receiver) to provide a bi-directional wireless communication path," he said.
Duckworth explains how you can maintain sensor and actuator communication with redundant but inexpensive base radios—even if electrical interference or a mechanical object in the wireless path blocks one path or frequency. Using continuous frequency and signal strength monitoring with data link tests and simple spectrum analysis tools built into the sensors, actuators and base radios allow dynamic modification of the radio network as external conditions require, he said.
The Expo 2003 Technical Conference also offers its share of enlightenment: hazardous locations, HMI, SCADA, and the Web are some key issues.
"Markets for trade in explosion-protected apparatus are growing as a result of global market integration and industry mergers across national and regional boundaries," said Paul Kelly of Underwriters Laboratories Inc., in his paper, "The impact of the IECEx scheme on the global availability of explosion-protected apparatus." Abolishing differences in relevant national standards is especially important for product manufacturers' use in hazardous locations. Conformity assessment bodies or testing agencies can help accelerate the merging of markets through a global scheme of accredited certification bodies and testing labs—harmonizing all national standards with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards. That's where the IECEx scheme becomes crucial.
Kelly's paper will address the advantages and possible concerns regarding the scheme from the perspective of multiple international certification organizations providing an over-view of the scheme.
The goal is to develop and maintain uniform product evaluations to protect users against products that are not compliant with the required level of safety, Kelly said.
Brad Carlberg of BSC Engineering will explain circumstances for using active server pages, intelligent serial devices, HTML, SOAP, WML, XSL, FTP, WML, OPC and ActiveX, and Internet/intranet technologies to create web-based human-machine interfaces (HMIs) during a panel discussion, "Web-based HMIs." "Web technologies provide new opportunities to implement human-machine interface applications using new technologies," he said. Those technologies help gain influence from high-speed communication to industrial hardware—helping users view real-time plant/production data over a plant intranet.
"This future communication architecture will provide a bridge between current proprietary systems to an open environment based on Ethernet and Web technology," Carlberg said. Web-based HMI's evolution has allowed access to real-time information from automation systems to anyone in the corporation. Five or six representatives from the major vendors and providers will sit on the panel and give 5–7 minute PowerPoint presentations followed by an audience question-and-answer period.
"SCADA systems, which manage the production, transmission, and distribution of energy resources including oil, natural gas, and electricity, are becoming increasingly connected to the Internet, and as a result, are much more vulnerable to attack," said Bob Walters of Stratum8 Networks, in his abstract for his presentation, "Protecting SCADA systems from Web exposure."
"Traditionally, these sensitive systems were based on proprietary or homegrown technologies and isolated from mainstream computer networks," he said. But while isolation brings safety, two recent trends are exposing SCADA systems to attacks from the outside. One is commercial hardware and software—Windows, UNIX, and third-party applications in SCADA systems. Utilities are connecting SCADA systems to their corporate networks, intranets, and even wireless networks. The result? SCADA systems are exposed to the same vulnerabilities and threats as corporate networks and Internet-facing applications.
Walters' session will cover the security implications associated with making SCADA systems accessible via corporate networks and intranets that are connected to the Internet. IT
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1. Introduction
This type high purity hydrogen generator is a new type product developed on the foundation of the technology of astronautic fuel cells. The working principle of hydrogen generator is, hydrogen is produced by the electrolysis of water, and the produced oxygen is released to the atmosphere. It is made up of these systems such as the electrolyzing and separating pool, switch power, pressure controller, desiccation and purification and flow display.
The core part of the instruments is electrolyzing and separating pool, in which the positive pole is of tube type structure, the negative pole is of sheet metal shape, and both the poles are made of stainless steel. The electrolyzing &separating pools can store electrolyte, produce hydrogen as well as release hydrogen at the same time, and it is the best replacement to sheet shaped electrolyzing pools. The instruments have advantage such as the large electrolyzing area, low pool temperature, large production of hydrogen with high purity. The instruments are specially installed with the devices that can prevent liquid from returning, so the instruments can be effectively guaranteed that the phenomenon of liquid returning doesn't occur during working.
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Hydrogen purity | 99.99% (relative oxygen content) |
Max. Output flow | 0-1000 ml /min |
Max. Output pressure |
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Working condition | 220V/110V, 50HZ/60Hz |
Environmental condition | Temperature: 0-40°C, Relative humidity<85% |
Without a lot of dust and corrosive gases | |
Maximum power | 450 W |
Size | 515 × 240 × 450 mm (L × W × H) |
Weight | 21 kg |
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The maximum output flow of the gas generator is 1000ml/min, so please control your equipment's gas consumption below 500ml/min.
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3. Characteristics of the Instruments
(1) It is so simple to operate the instruments that hydrogen can be produced just after the switch is opened. The pressure of released hydrogen is steady, and the flow is digitally displayed with LED, which is more ocular and striking.
(2) In ordinary using, the instruments just need to be supplemented with distilled water. The instruments can be used in succession or disconnectedly.
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A new punch-out catalog for computing accessories and peripherals from MoreDirect will become available within the SRM e-procurement system on January 6, 2014. Click here to access training materials for the new catalog.
Purchasing has issued a newsletter for December with updated information regarding SRM punch-out catalogs, use of customs broker, new DOE policy pertaining to vehicle purchases, revised policy regarding use of Independent Contractors, and more. June and September newsletters are also available on our website.
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Calle 110, Avenida 35Casa Coral is located in the true 'pueblo' where you can still breathe the traditional Mexican atmosphere. All around the house there is a nice and relaxing tropical garden with typical Caribbean flowers, coconut palms and towering babana trees, where our guests can spend relaxing afternoons lulled into a hammock. In the morning you can enjoy the pleasure of a healthy breakfast (from 8.00am to 10.00 am) with singing birds and parrots crossing our garden all the time. Casa Coral offers to...
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Calle 18 esquina Avenida 55 Norte. Colonia EjidalWe have Double rooms, rustic style, all with individual bathroom, color tv(only local channels), Ceiling fan and wireless internet access. Located very close to the 5th ave. in playa del carmen mexico.
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Villas Picalu B&B Boutique
Bahia Xcacel 18, lote 11 manzana 9, Puerto AventurasIn Villas Picalu B&B Boutique there are 3 rooms with comfortable king size beds or sofa bed and private or shared bathroom. Every morning we serve breakfast in common area between 8.00 am till 10.00 am. Wi-fi is free and you can connect
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Hotel Cielo
Calle 4 entre 5ta y 10ma Avenida, Quintana RooJust 1 block from the beautiful mexican caribbean and few steps from the most famous 5th avenue. Forget oversized, overpriced resorts. Hotel Cielo is a boutique-style oasis of friendly charm and comfort. All 18 rooms are beautifully influenced by traditional Mexican decor and our standard amenities create a relaxing, comfortable setting for an unforgettable experience. Amenities include: Air Conditioning Free WiFi Cable TV Complimentary Beach Towels (deposit required) Beach Club...
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Hotel Plaza Playa
Calle 20 entre 25 y 30 No. Ext. 83 No. Int. 2.The hotel is simple, but offers very friendly service since the owner runs it himself. The minimalist design offers spacious rooms and open hallways which allows natural sunlight to glow throughout the hotel. While many hotels these days claim to be environmentally friendly, Hotel Plaza Playa takes it to another level. Dining options at the hotel include a coffee shop/café. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Additional amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services...
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Posada Mariposa Boutique Hotel
5th Avenue between 24th and 26th StreetPosada Mariposa Boutique Hotel is located in the famous 5th Avenue and only a few steps from the Caribbean Sea. It is a small and cozy boutique hotel known as the 'Oasis' of Playa del Carmen for its beautiful and majestic garden, an environment of tranquility and relaxation in contact with pure nature mixed with the warm and personalized service that distinguishes us, all this to provide an ultimate experience feeling home away from home. Posada Services: - 24 Hours front desk -...
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Aqualuna Hotel
Avenida 10 Entre Calle 12 y 14The Mediterranean style of Aqualuna uses flowing curves painted in peaceful white to compliment their central garden. At the front reception desk of Aqualuna you can arrange dinners, tours and round-trip transportation to various tourist attractions in the Riviera Maya. Their experienced staff are available to help you with planning every day from 7am to 11pm. The hotel offers the following services: Parking is available with an additional charge of 15 dls. Continental breakfast is served...
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Apart Hotel Casaejido
C/3 sur entre 65 y 70 mza 11 lote 9We are a small, family run hotel located in a quiet area, just 15 walking minutes from the white beaches of Playa del Carmen. and just 3 blocks from a major supermarket and local restaurants. We offer -- Studio rooms which all have small kitchen, a/c, sitting/eating area and private bathrooms with shower. -- Palapa rooms located in the adjacent building, the palapa rooms all have private bathroom and a/c, there is a common kitchen, DVD room, pool and BBQ area. --Big one or 2 bedroom...
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Hacienda Mariposa Boutique Hotel
5ta Avenida y Calle 24Located on the famous 5th. Avenue and just a few steps from the Caribbean Sea, Hacienda Mariposa Hotel Boutique is the ideal place for those seeking comfort and peace in a casual environment with a Mexican style, distinguished by its architecture inspired in the old Mexican haciendas, providing a top class personalized service and excellent value featuring free high speed Wi/Fi Internet in the room and common areas, a lounge area with coffee and tea service plus an spectacular view to the...
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Hacienda Paradise Boutique Hotel
Av. 10 Norte entre calles 20 y 22, Fracc. Xaman-Ha, Playa del Carmen, Quintana RooThis stylish hotel offers a unique and memorable holiday experience in the idyllic setting of the cosmopolitan and coastal city of Playa del Carmen. Hacienda Paradise enjoys an excellent location close to the famous 5th Avenue and its numerous shops, restaurants and bars. Located between the 10th Avenue and the famous 'Quinta Avenida' (5th Avenue), pedestrian walkway only two blocks away from the Caribbean Sea, this hotel offers relax and comfort steps away from some of the most beautiful...
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Magic Express
Carretera Cancun-Chetumal Km 291 Esquina 54 NteRelaxed business-family friendly hotel with beach club Because of its central location in Playa del Carmen, the hotel welcomes a mix of business travellers and budget-minded families who enjoy proximity to business, shopping, restaurants and entertainment in the surrounding area. This business-family friendly property includes amenities such as continental breakfast, wireless internet in all the hotel areas, transportation to our beach club and to 5th avenue, roofed parking lot,...
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Barrio Latino Hotel
4 entre Avenida 10 y 15 Col. CentroIn the heart of the legendary Mayan Riviera, this very special budget hotel in Playa del Carmen tempts travelers from all over the world with its calm, safe location, white sandy beaches and turquoise sea, its proximity to the Mayan ruins (Tulum, Chichen-Itza, Ek Balam, only few hours far from the hotels in Playa del Carmen), world class diving spots (Cozumel, Akumal and underground caves), the Eco-parks (Xcaret, Xel-Ha), natural reserves (Contoy, Sian Ka�an, Rio Lagartos), and the small...
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Hotel Playa Del Karma
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Hotel El Punto
5ta Avenida y Calle 8, Colonia CentroIn the sunniest part of Queenstown and right on State Highway 6 super close to the airport you'll find a the perfect place to Unwind. Our Spa|B&B offers the ideal combination of accommodation and relaxing massage all within easy walking distance of
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Hotel Las Golondrinas
Av Constituyentes Nª 178In the heart of Playa del Carmen, just a few steps from a beautiful stretch of white sandy beach, Hotel Las Golondrinas is the perfect place to set up base for your visit to the Riviera Maya. Hotel Las Golondrinas offers much more than comfort...
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Hotel Illusion
Calle 8 Norte entre 5a Av y la PlayaThe Illusion Boutique Hotel is a small hotel with great personalized service and attention to detail. A perfect blend of elegance and tropical freshness with a fusion of Asian/Italian d�cor and architectural style. Offering the best location on
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Suites Fenicia Playa del Carmen
Av. 30 Norte por Calle 46, C.P.77720Suites Fenicia Playa del Carmen has fully furnished studios with everything you need to feel just like home. Just a few blocks away from the beach. Each studio has its own private bathroom with hot and cold water, air conditioning, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker, balcony, television and free WiFi. We have a terrace where you can have a nice afternoon and relax in the hammocks. We also have a garage where you can park your car with no extra charge (included)....
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Blue Pearl Suites
First Avenue North 331Blue Pearl Suites offers you beautiful accomodations with more living space that will invite you to unplug, relax, feel at home in this wonderful region. The Blue Pearl in Playa del Carmen is a safe and beautiful haven from which to explore the
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Xtudio Comfort Hotel By Xperience Hotels
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Condominio MexicoNuvole
Calle 92 entre 5 y 10 Avenida NorteThe Condominio MexicoNuvole is situated at Playa del Carmen, on the est-coast of the Mexican Yucatan peninsula, in the hearth of the Riviera Maya between Cancun and Tulum. The Residence is 10 minutes far from the touristic area, very close from the down to the see from where Punta Smeralda is accessible: a trait of sea between the Playa's characteristic ones, because its genuine and peacefulness. Here far away from chaos you'll full enjoy the true Caribbean charm. The new-built Residence...
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One Book, One Chicago Spring 2008
The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler is the latest selection for One Book, One Chicago. Previous selections for the citywide book club were: To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee; Night by Elie Wiesel; My Ántonia by Willa Cather; A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry; The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien; The Coast of Chicago by Stuart Dybek; In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez; The Ox-Bow Incident by Walter Van Tilburg Clark; Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen; One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn; Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri, Go Tell It on the Mountain by James Baldwin and The Crucible by Arthur Miller.
As Mayor and on behalf of the City of Chicago, I invite you to participate in the 14th One Book, One Chicago program presented by the Chicago Public Library. This award-winning program encourages all Chicagoans to read the same book at the same time, and to come together with friends and neighbors to share and discuss a great work of literature. This spring, we have selected The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler. Chandler, who was born right here in Chicago, has been referred to by many critics as one of the most important writers of the 20th century. His distinct style has influenced fiction, film and more, well beyond just the crime genre. Not only did he create one of fiction's most memorable portraits of a city—Los Angeles—in books like The Big Sleep, Farewell My Lovely and The Long Goodbye, but he created one of the most well-known heroes of his time or ours when he created private detective Philip Marlowe. You can find a copy of The Long Goodbye at your neighborhood Chicago Public Library or local bookstore. Please join in one of the many special events and book discussions planned in libraries, bookstores, universities and community centers throughout April.
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The International Standards Organization (ISO) has recently revised what has become the de facto document for creating and maintaining a secure enterprise, today known as the ISO/IEC 27000 standard.
The strength of this document is derived from the meticulous attention to detail provided by the many contributing authors and organizations as well as the applicability of the standard to the realities of doing business today. The standard seeks to offer best practice guidance regarding all manner of security issues and can assist any organization that chooses to adopt it to develop a truly security minded corporate culture. Using our tested method for developing and applying controls using the ISO 27000 standard, you will learn to implement the guidance contained in ISO-27000 with step-by-step pragmatic examples to move quickly into compliance with the specification.
This track is designed for information security officers or other management professionals who are looking for a how-to guide for implementing ISO-27000 effectively and quickly. While the standard is very well written, anyone who has actually tried to shift to an ISO-27000 structured security organization knows that there can be some significant hurdles to overcome. This track will give you the information you need to go back to your organization with a plan of action to get the job done! This course has proven especially valuable for organizations whose 27000 implementation is currently "stuck in the mud" or is simply taking longer than management would like.
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MGT411.1: Introduction to ISO/IEC 27000: Policy, ISMS & Awareness |
OverviewDay one begins with a general introduction and overview of ISO 27000 series of standards. How to apply this standard and reconcile it with other comparable standards is also discussed today and throughout the week. From the very beginning, the class is focused on "How To". Examine a twelve step process (that works!) to implementing 27000 or almost any other standard. See how to Plan, Do, Check and Act. Explore SANS' own version of PDCA which actually extends the ISO 27000 methodology, giving you a strategy for attacking the rollout issues that you will face under ISO 27000. Learn how to create, administer and manage an effective awareness program and how to design the Information Security Management System. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics
MGT411.2: SANS 27000 Controls & Process Improvement I |
OverviewThis day deals with a variety of personnel and issue-specific security topics. The object of the material covered is to apply the policy creation techniques from day one to specific areas of the organization as they apply to employees and co-sourced individuals. On this day we'll also spend time covering business impact analysis methodology in relation to risk mitigation through policy and education while simultaneously examining possible process improvements and how they can be applied to the ISO 27000 controls. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics
MGT411.3: SANS 27000 Controls & Process Improvement II |
OverviewDay three of the ISO 27000 implementation track covers access controls, user access management, remote access controls and network device security from the point of view of incident planning and handling.Time will be spent explaining how to measure the core competencies within the organization and identifying the best ways to handle security incidents in terms of fully defining the incident handling policy and staffing the incident-handler teams.This topic leads naturally to the discussion of business continuity planning and business continuity management.To better define the actual controls that are put into place operationally, much of the day will be spent covering a variety of technical topics. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics
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OverviewDay four will complete the three day discussion of each individual control in the audit criteria for 27000, continuing to describe key controls, explain them, discuss implementations and possible process improvements. We will address the issues surrounding continuous improvement of the methods used to develop security competency at both the organizational and personal level. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics
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OverviewThis portion of the course focuses exclusively on risk analysis and risk management and relates them to compliance and audit controls. A variety of risk analysis strategies will be evaluated and compared, including basic methods, detailed methods, paper methods, and software-based approaches.We will analyze risk trees and relate all of these to the creation of strong preventative controls.The control measures used in class come directly from the ISO 27001 criteria. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics
MGT411.6: ISO 27000 Implementation |
OverviewThis last day is devoted to the hands-on construction of an ISMS. The instructor acts as the CEO and the ISO, organizing the class into various committees. After the steering committee generates some initial control statements, the individual committees will work to create simple high-level policies that will be reviewed periodically throughout the day. Exercises in risk analysis and mitigation will be presented as problems are discovered during the course of development. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics
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While a laptop will be useful, it is not required. We will still be providing a CD of useful follow-on materials and tools that are mentioned during the week, but the hands-on exercises for this course revolve more specifically around how to perform useful risk assessments, how to create an ISMS charter, how to draft an effective policy under your ISMS, etc. If you have additional questions about the laptop specifications, please contact email@example.com. |
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Connexin mutations in hearing loss, dermatological and neurological disorders Trends in Molecular Medicine, Volume 8, Issue 5, 1 May 2002, Pages 205-212 Raquel Rabionet, Núria López-Bigas, Maria Lourdes Arbonès and Xavier Estivill Abstract Gap junctions are important structures in cell-to-cell communication. Connexins, the protein units of gap junctions, are involved in several human disorders. Mutations in β-connexin genes cause hearing, dermatological and peripheral nerve disorders. Recessive mutations in the gene encoding connexin 26 (GJB2) are the most common cause of childhood-onset deafness. The combination of mutations in the GJB2 and GJB6 (C×30) genes also cause childhood hearing impairment. Although both recessive and dominant connexin mutants are functionally impaired, dominant mutations might have in addition a dominant-negative effect on wild-type connexins. Some dominant mutations in β-connexin genes have a pleiotropic effect at the level of the skin, the auditory system and the peripheral nerves. Understanding the genotype–phenotype correlations in diseases caused by mutations in connexin genes might provide important insight into the mechanisms that lead to these disorders. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (991 kb) |
GJB2 Mutations and Degree of Hearing Loss: A Multicenter Study The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 77, Issue 6, 1 December 2005, Pages 945-957 Rikkert L. Snoeckx, Patrick L.M. Huygen, Delphine Feldmann, Sandrine Marlin, Françoise Denoyelle, Jaroslaw Waligora, Malgorzata Mueller-Malesinska, Agneszka Pollak, Rafal Ploski, Alessandra Murgia, Eva Orzan, Pierangela Castorina, Umberto Ambrosetti, Ewa Nowakowska-Szyrwinska, Jerzy Bal, Wojciech Wiszniewski, Andreas R. Janecke, Doris Nekahm-Heis, Pavel Seeman, Olga Bendova, Margaret A. Kenna, Anna Frangulov, Heidi L. Rehm, Mustafa Tekin, Armagan Incesulu, Hans-Henrik M. Dahl, Desirée du Sart, Lucy Jenkins, Deirdre Lucas, Maria Bitner-Glindzicz, Karen B. Avraham, Zippora Brownstein, Ignacio del Castillo, Felipe Moreno, Nikolaus Blin, Markus Pfister, Istvan Sziklai, Timea Toth, Philip M. Kelley, Edward S. Cohn, Lionel Van Maldergem, Pascale Hilbert, Anne-Françoise Roux, Michel Mondain, Lies H. Hoefsloot, Cor W.R.J. Cremers, Tuija Löppönen, Heikki Löppönen, Agnete Parving, Karen Gronskov, Iris Schrijver, Joseph Roberson, Francesca Gualandi, Alessandro Martini, Geneviève Lina-Granade, Nathalie Pallares-Ruiz, Céu Correia, Graça Fialho, Kim Cryns, Nele Hilgert, Paul Van de Heyning, Carla J. Nishimura, Richard J.H. Smith and Guy Van Camp Abstract Hearing impairment (HI) affects 1 in 650 newborns, which makes it the most common congenital sensory impairment. Despite extraordinary genetic heterogeneity, mutations in one gene, GJB2, which encodes the connexin 26 protein and is involved in inner ear homeostasis, are found in up to 50% of patients with autosomal recessive nonsyndromic hearing loss. Because of the high frequency of GJB2 mutations, mutation analysis of this gene is widely available as a diagnostic test. In this study, we assessed the association between genotype and degree of hearing loss in persons with HI and biallelic GJB2 mutations. We performed cross-sectional analyses of GJB2 genotype and audiometric data from 1,531 persons, from 16 different countries, with autosomal recessive, mild-to-profound nonsyndromic HI. The median age of all participants was 8 years; 90% of persons were within the age range of 0–26 years. Of the 83 different mutations identified, 47 were classified as nontruncating, and 36 as truncating. A total of 153 different genotypes were found, of which 56 were homozygous truncating (T/T), 30 were homozygous nontruncating (NT/NT), and 67 were compound heterozygous truncating/nontruncating (T/NT). The degree of HI associated with biallelic truncating mutations was significantly more severe than the HI associated with biallelic nontruncating mutations (P<.0001). The HI of 48 different genotypes was less severe than that of 35delG homozygotes. Several common mutations (M34T, V37I, and L90P) were associated with mild-to-moderate HI (median 25–40 dB). Two genotypes—35delG/R143W (median 105 dB) and 35delG/dela(GJB6-D13S1830) (median 108 dB)—had significantly more-severe HI than that of 35delG homozygotes. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1315 kb) |
A Comparative Analysis of the Genetic Epidemiology of Deafness in the United States in Two Sets of Pedigrees Collected More than a Century Apart The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 83, Issue 2, 8 August 2008, Pages 200-207 Kathleen S. Arnos, Katherine O. Welch, Mustafa Tekin, Virginia W. Norris, Susan H. Blanton, Arti Pandya and Walter E. Nance Abstract In 1898, E.A. Fay published an analysis of nearly 5000 marriages among deaf individuals in America collected during the 19th century. Each pedigree included three-generation data on marriage partners that included at least one deaf proband, who were ascertained by complete selection. We recently proposed that the intense phenotypic assortative mating among the deaf might have greatly accelerated the normally slow response to relaxed genetic selection against deafness that began in many Western countries with the introduction of sign language and the establishment of residential schools. Simulation studies suggest that this mechanism might have doubled the frequency of the commonest forms of recessive deafness (DFNB1) in this country during the past 200 years. To test this prediction, we collected pedigree data on 311 contemporary marriages among deaf individuals that were comparable to those collected by Fay. Segregation analysis of the resulting data revealed that the estimated proportion of noncomplementary matings that can produce only deaf children has increased by a factor of more than five in the past 100 years. Additional analysis within our sample of contemporary pedigrees showed that there was a statistically significant linear increase in the prevalence of pathologic GJB2 mutations when the data on 441 probands were partitioned into three 20-year birth cohorts (1920 through 1980). These data are consistent with the increase in the frequency of DFNB1 predicted by our previous simulation studies and provide convincing evidence for the important influence that assortative mating can have on the frequency of common genes for deafness. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (180 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 67, Issue 3, 745-749, 1 September 2000
Andrew J. Griffith1, 2, , , Aqeel A. Chowdhry1, Kiyoto Kurima1, Linda J. Hood3, Bronya Keats3, 4, Charles I. Berlin3, Robert J. Morell1 and Thomas B. Friedman1
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2 Neuro-Otology Branch, National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, National Institutes of Health, Rockville, MD
3 Kresge Hearing Research Laboratory, Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Biocommunication, New Orleans
4 Department of Biometry and Genetics, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, New Orleans
Previous studies of the gap-junction β-2 subunit gene GJB2 (connexin 26) have suggested that the 101T→C (M34T) nucleotide substitution may be a mutant allele responsible for recessive deafness DFNB1. This hypothesis was consistent with observations of negligible intercellular coupling and gap-junction assembly of the M34T allele product expressed in Xenopus oocytes and HeLa cells. The results of our current study of a family cosegregating the 167delT allele of GJB2 and severe DFNB1 deafness demonstrate that this phenotype did not cosegregate with the compound-heterozygous genotype M34T/167delT. Since 167delT is a null allele of GJB2, this result indicates that the in vivo activity of a single M34T allele is not sufficiently reduced to cause the typical deafness phenotype associated with DFNB1. This observation raises the possibility that other GJB2 missense substitutions may not be recessive mutations that cause severe deafness and emphasizes the importance of observing cosegregation with deafness in large families to confirm that these missense alleles are mutant DFNB1 alleles.


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Jana Malik is one of the most beautiful, hot and bold T.V actress and model in Pakistan Showbiz Industry. Jana Malik was born in Lahore Punjab, Pakistan. Her date of birth or birthday is on 29th April and her height is 5'6".' Its no secret that Jana Malik success is rocketing quite high. The girl has done everything that takes most female models and actresses years to achieve. Jana Malik has worked in many dramas and long plays of Ptv. Jana started her showbiz career as a TV actress in PTV Lahore's serial REIGZAAR. Hardly 13 at that time, Jana managed to steal the show from her colleagues in a role that was probably not too ling, but definitely substantial.
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Proteas erred on the field & with selection… Not with the toss
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Wow, how bout them disappointing Proteas hey… If you think you as a fan feel bad about their performance, can you imagine how disappointed & embarrassed they must feel? And rightly so. Take nothing away from the Ozzies who were brutal, aggressive, efficient & brilliantly lead by their skipper but the Proteas will be the first to say that was probably one of their worse performances since becoming the nr.1 test side in the world.
Everything but the toss went the Ozzies way which could be debated as they convincingly won the test in 4 days despite losing the toss. Graeme Smith came out & said that he basically made a mistake & should've batted first but would the result have been so different considering the pitch played more or less the same the first 3 days? Or would've batted first dismissed the fact Alviro Petersen is simply out of form? Or that the SA's top 6 albeit AB de Villiers looked clueless as to how to deal with Mo Johnson's pace? And what about that terrible fielding? Does batting first or second warrant you to drop an opener no less than 3 times? No sorry Biff, you didn't err at the toss, the Proteas erred on the field, in the big moments of the game but most importantly, they erred at selection.Prior to the test when asked if SA should go in with 6 or 7 batsmen, most of the experts chose the latter as they felt that since the Ozzies managed to grab 20 wickets in 5 successive tests, it would be smart to have an extra batter instead of an extra bowler or all-rounder. Yeah we erred big time there… So what now? What do we do for the test in PE?
Well it's obvious that going in with just 6 batsmen that includes out of form Viro, JP & (strange enough) Hashim Amla cannot be an option. The question is who to bring in? Domingo already said that he's not gonna throw debutants into the deep end which means Stiaan van Zyl & Quinton de Kock is out of the equation. Dean Elgar therefore looks like the favourite to come in but how's his form? And don't forget that the last time he played Australia, he got a pair. I'll pay money just to hear those jibes & chirps he'll get when he comes out to bat. Also, did MaClaren do enough to keep local boy Wayne Parnell out of the team? Are we going to stick with Robby P? Rory Kleinveldt will no doubt also be considered.
And don't rule out a conservative & loyal selection panel sticking with the same 11 either but considering this is a must win (or at least must draw) test, they will take a gamble either way & considering the amount of luck they had in the first test, I'm not too optimistic that any gamble will pay off.
The only good thing that came out of the 1st test is the fact that we now know what we're up against. AB (& to a much lesser extend Amla & JP) did show that Mo can be mowed & our bowlers weren't that bad either, remember we had them as 90odd for 4 on the first day justifying bowling first. Then we lost the plot & the rest is history. So we now know where our faults lie & how we can go about rectifying those faults. The question is, can we?
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