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St. Barth might have a reputation for glitz and glamour, but island devotees know that its real appeal lies in its unpretentious vibe, understated luxury, and utmost privacy. There's no such thing as a bad spot on the island, but for accommodations, Hotel Le Toiny rises above as a favorite of celebrities, honeymooners, and island regulars who are just looking to get away.
With only 15 residences, this all-suite hotel exemplifies the private, understated luxury that draws visitors to St. Barth. Arriving at the property is almost akin to driving up to your own bungalow; instead of grand spaces and the high energy buzz one tends to experience at many beach resorts, Le Toiny exudes a laid-back feel. You might wander past an A-Lister on property, but you'll feel completely at home in your most comfortable beachwear.
After a relaxed check in process, guests are invited to drive right up to their villa, complete with their own private parking space. It might seem like a simple change from the usual hotel valet, but it sets the tone for your stay: this is your home on the island, and no one, not even a valet will interfere with your schedule to do as you wish.
Each of the villas offer unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea with a large terrace and private infinity pool from which to enjoy the vista. The terraces are designed for lingering. With colorfully appointed beach chairs, chaise lounges, reading nooks, and a dining table, visitors will soon find this space to be their favorite spot on property. Every morning guests wake up to a perfectly set breakfast poolside, complete with coffee, tea, juices, and an assortment of sweet pastries. Savory options such as eggs Benedict (highly recommended) can be added on as well. There's no loud buzzing or intrusive announcement of breakfast, guests simply wake up and wander outside for their meal as they please.
Rooms range from 720-square-foot junior suites to a 1,215-square-foot, three-bedroom bungalow for the ultimate villa experience. All rooms are tastefully appointed in French Colonial style with touches of Caribbean flair for the perfect combination of character and color. Rooms are outfitted with all the technological capabilities one may need, including an iPod station and iPod, plasma TV with satellite television, and free Wi-Fi, but it's the outdoor amenities — hammock, endless replenishment of beach towels, pool, private shower, and scenery — that tend to keep visitors the happiest.
During the day, guests are encouraged simply to relax. While the hotel doesn't have its own beach, some of the most gorgeous waters are just a short hop away. Saline Beach and Gouverneur Beach are two local favorites, but those who are in search of adventure and privacy should head to Colombier Beach on the other side of the island. This hidden treasure can only be reached by a thirty-minute hike, but the views along the way and the pool-like still waters make the trek one of the most memorable you can take.
After a day at the beach, make sure to wash up for an enchanting evening at Le Gaiac, one of the finest restaurant on St. Barth (an island filled with exceptional cuisine). A longstanding institution on the island, Le Gaiac is further elevating the gourmet dining experience with a newly renovated interior and updated concept for the 2014 season. The restaurant welcomed two new leaders this year, Chef Sylvain Revelant and Pastry Chef Marie Hue, both transplants from London's Connaught Hotel.
The new menu showcases a sophisticated blend of French and local influences with new offerings such as Olive Oil-Poached Mahi Mahi with caramelized onions and Grilled Suckling Pork Loin confit with a golden chickpea pancake, broad beans and a sundried tomato salad. Longtime fans of Le Gaiac should rest assured however, classic dishes such as spaghetti with black truffles prepared tableside in a wheel of parmesan cheese, are still found on the menu and as popular as ever. Cuisine is prepared and presented in the traditional French style and an onsite sommelier expertly pairs each course with a wine offering for a decadent evening out.
If you'd prefer a more casual dining experience, be sure to swing by Le Gaiac for their World Famous Sunday Brunch de Toiny instead. Guests are treated to bottomless spreads of colorful fishes, meats, fruits, vegetables, and sweets and invited to eat to their heart's content.
The spa features a menu of treatments crafted by Linge St. Barth, a natural, local product line. One of the most unique offerings on the menu is the St. Barth Chill Out, a relaxing body massage that features self-heating round clams infused with skin nourishing sea minerals. Smooth, hand-polish clam shells heat up and cool down on the skin and are used in conjunction with nourishing avocado oil massaged into your back, legs, and shoulders. It's a complete therapeutic and sensory experience that relaxes and melts tension in both muscles and mind. Guests can choose to take the Chill Out treatment, or any other, in the Serenity Spa Cottage or their own guest room.
From the morning breakfast platter to an evening dip in your private pool, Hotel Le Toiny is the perfect stay. The resort offers a type of luxury that spoils even the world's most discerning travelers, but still feels easygoing, understated, and elegant — much like St. Barth itself.
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The Maestre Organizacion runs three different establishments: Hotel, Hostel, Apartments, all of which are built and furnished in the typical cordobese style ( the patios in particular should be noted).
Separated from each other by approximately ten metres, they are located in the old quarter very close to the Mosque and five minutes from the modern city centre. Private underground parking is available in all our establishments.
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Why are Manhole Covers Round?
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Have you ever wondered why manhole covers are round? It's a good thing to know -- big companies sometimes ask that question in interviews. Make your own guesses before finding out the reason behind the circular shape.
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- Publisher: The Adventure Company
- Release Date: Dec 14, 2004
- Summary: The Tastan civilization succumbed to extinction many years ago; their only legacy being the mysterious Tastan Caverns. Some believe the caverns hold an invaluable treasure, while others say great wealth is attained through the knowledge and technology left behind by this advanced race. Take on the role of Beni and search for the truth as you enter the Caverns on a dangerous quest for riches. As you begin your strange and perilous journey, a female sentinel, a holographic image with advanced A.I., positioned there by the ancient Tastans to guard their sacred caverns, awakens.She appears throughout your quest with a sometimes benign purpose, but other times with calculated intentions. You will soon realize that behind the mask of illusions, the sentinel is much more than she appears to be - her dark purpose will threaten your very existence. [Adventure Company]… Expand
- Developer: Detalion
- Genre(s): Adventure Games
- # of players: 1 Player
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Positive: 9 out of 16
Mixed: 6 out of 16
Negative: 1 out of 16
I liked this game. There was always something new to see, a fun puzzle to solve or another comment from the A.I. to mull over. I never felt frustration or the need to "get it over with." I want more.
The pick-up-and-play nature and the level of attention paid to graphics, sound and story truly make this worth every penny, especially considering this title costs less than 20 dollars (US).
A Myst-like adventure with FPS controls. Now if they tuned up Beni's innate abilities, I would have been blown away. The uniqueness of the puzzles and how they work get big ups from this reviewer.
While the machines are nothing but intricate toys, they make excellent puzzles, and the first-person interface that allows you to explore Sentinel's three-dimensional environments serves those puzzles well.
With an engaging story, a wealth of puzzles and a beautifully realised, fully 3D world to explore, this is a definite must for fans of the "Myst" series and a definite maybe for everyone else.
Unfortunately, Sentinel often undermines one of its biggest strengths by taking those captivating puzzles and turning them into extremely repetitive busywork.
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Two tenure-track positions in Language Documentation, Conservation, and Revitalization at the University of British Columbia (UBC).
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3rd International Conference on Language Documentation and Conservation
The 3rd International Conference on Language Documentation and Conservation (ICLDC), "Sharing Worlds of Knowledge," will be held February 28-March 3, 2013, at the Hawai'i Imin International Conference Center on the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa campus.
The conference will include a number of events related to training, including those in the following list.
Talks and posters:
Margaret Florey: Developing a regional master-apprentice training network in Australia
Daryn McKenney, Carol Genetti, and Thiago Chacon: How indigenous conceptions shape the work: the case of the Miromaa Language and Technology Centre
Lawrence Kaplan and Gary Holton: Re-centering the Alaska Native Language Center: Challenges and opportunities for language centers in a new linguistic era
Fakhruddin Akhunzada: Foundation for Language Initiatives: A strategy for revitalizing endangered languages and cultures
Christina Eira and Paul Paton: Peetyawan Weeyn: A language planning framework for reviving languages
Nicholas Thieberger and Linda Barwick: A decade of the Pacific and Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures (PARADISEC) (includes discussion of training people to use archives)
Stephanie Locke and Ernest Anip: Sharing linguistic tools with native speakers through the Language Documentation Training Center at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
Colleen Fitzgerald and Mary Linn: Training communities, training graduate students: The 2012 Oklahoma Breath of Life Workshop
Emily Gasser: Exchanging words and skills: Language documentation in West Papua.
Jeff Good and Tucker Childs: Beyond the ancestral code: Towards a model for sociolinguistic language documentation
Other events:
Lunch with University of Hawaii Language Documentation Training Center
Master Classes on documenting various aspects of Indigenous knowledge systems
The program can be downloaded below
The Ellen L. Lutz Indigenous Rights Award Announcement by Cultural Survival
Cultural Survival is seeking nominations for Indigenous individuals who work to further Indigenous rights, protect Indigenous lands, and revitalize Indigenous languages.
The Ellen L. Lutz Indigenous Rights Award will be given to a courageous advocate who is pursuing the rights of Indigenous Peoples' with an Indigenous community. The Award is intended to recognize Indigenous activists for their dedication, passion, and commitment to human rights and their struggle for Indigenous Rights.
Giving this award also recognizes the challenging and often dangerous conditions and situations that activists face in pursuing their work. By conferring public recognition Cultural Survival supports these individuals whose lives may be in harm's way. Rights advocates are often under threat from the governments and corporations whose actions they spotlight. Whether citizen-activists, or human rights lawyers working for a nongovernmental advocacy organization outspoken advocates for the rights of Indigenous communities have been jailed, "disappeared," their families threatened, harmed or killed.
The Cultural Survival Board and generous donors created this award in memory of the late Cultural Survival Executive Director Ellen L. Lutz, who led Cultural Survival from 2004-2010. Ellen's contribution to Cultural Survival was part of a lifetime of human rights work that included positions with the Center for Human Rights and Conflict Resolution and Human Rights Watch, teaching at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, and books on subjects that ranged from consequences of torture to trying heads of state for human rights violations.
The recipient of the ELL Indigenous Rights Award will receive $10,000. The award will be presented in May 2013 at an honoring reception held in New York City at the time of the UN Permanent Forum on the Rights of Indigenous People.
Nomination Process
Cultural Survival is a global leader in the fight to protect Indigenous lands, languages, and cultures around the world. In partnership with Indigenous Peoples, we advocate for Indigenous communities whose rights, cultures, and dignity are under threat.
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When students sign on for a Rock About climbing class, they don't just learn to rope their way up mountainsides and trade banter with goats. The company's certified guides also educate clients about the cultural history and complex geology of the climbing sites. On climbing treks to Reimers Ranch Park, owner Adam Mitchell and his team teach top-roping and belaying techniques while exploring the notion that climbing allows humankind to commune safely with the earth's natural wonders. For those uneasy about vertical exploration, the guides offer non-climbing adventures such as interpretive hikes.
Like the small town of Albert in the Texas Hill Country, what the Albert Ice House & Dance Hall lacks in size it makes up for in heart and history. Originally built in 1922 as community dance hall featuring German brass bands, the dance hall is now a vibrant gathering place for friends where live Texas music reigns king. The slated wood walls feature classic roadhouse decor with road signs, beer paraphernalia, and a hodgepodge of framed vintage photos. The spacious dance floor is anchored by a raised wood stage that hosts country bands and cover artists. Guests can take a break from stomping their boots to lounge in the beer garden, throw some horseshoes or washers, or watch a game on the big screen TV. And for dancers that have worked up an appetite, The Albert Pig Pen now serves food including burgers, grilled ribeye, and pork belly.
Nestled amid limestone cliffs and hiking trails, Camp Eagle hosts life-changing outings that fuse outdoor activities with Christian messages that help parents navigate tough issues. The camp hosts a wide range of activities on its 1,400 acres, from small-group Eagle Quest backpacking trips to group retreats on the Nueces River and extreme-adventure events. Campers can take quiet hikes through the woods, sip fresh brews in the lodge-style coffee shop, try their hand at mountain boarding, or fly off The Blob—an enormous inflatable pillow that catapults jumpers into the river. Events hosted on the grounds feature leaders and sessions who inspire campers to lead Christlike lives, and the camp itself is a nondenominational, nonprofit organization. After days spent bonding over air hockey in the game room or re-enacting The Birds while shooting clay pigeons, visitors return to hotel or lodge-style accommodations.
Founded by cellist Kenneth Freudigman and violist Emily Watkins Freudigman in 2004, Camerata San Antonio brings together a symphonic roster composed of several of the San Antonio Symphony's principal players and more than a few internationally recognized musicians. More than a dozen acclaimed artists might be on-call for a concert during any given season, and the entourage's diverse concert schedule consequently offers plenty of strikingly different small-ensemble performances.
Walk into any of BreWingZ Sports Bar and Grill's 19 locations, and you'll be faced with many decisions. First, of course, is the food: the sports bar's crisp, juicy wings come in more than 25 different sauce flavors from classic suicidal hot to orange ginger. The mozzarella cheese sticks are carved from a cheese brick, breaded, and fried to order. And then there are the salads, sandwiches, burgers, and wraps. The family-friendly restaurant even gives kids an extensive selection with six child-friendly dishes, some of which include the same signature items their parents enjoy. But once you've ordered your food, there are a few more dilemmas: Which of the plentiful beers do you choose? Which game on the many massive HD televisions do you watch? Which one is the fork, again? Luckily, the spot's easygoing atmosphere and bounty of entertainment doesn't quite necessitate speedy decision making.
Cuisine Type: Wings/American
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Number of Tables: 50+
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Most popular offering: Wings
Kid-friendly: Yes
Alcohol: Full bar
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While some would look upon a timbered field and see possible farmland or a housing development, Shane Heffernan and Regan Land saw a potential paintball battleground. Rolling up their shirtsleeves and soliciting the help of friends with promises of cupcakes, the duo hauled in obstacles such as industrial-size cable spools, oil drums, and stacks of tires to construct five fields, including two woodsball fields and a full-size PSP course bedecked with inflatable obstacles. A picnic area offers players a place to relax between games, and Adrenaline's staff anticipate visitors' questions on a FAQ page.


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This paper reflects upon existing composite-based hypertext versioning systems, and presents two high-level design spaces that capture the range of potential choices in system data models for versioning links, and versioning hypertext structure. These two design spaces rest upon a foundation consisting of a containment model, describing choices for containment in hypertext systems, and the design space for persistently recording an object's revision history, with applicability to all versioning systems. Two example points in the structure versioning design space are presented, corresponding to most existing composite-based hypertext versioning systems. Using the presented design spaces allows the data models of existing hypertext versioning systems to be decomposed and compared in a principled way, and provides new system designers significant insight into the design tradeoffs between various link and structure versioning approaches.


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The latest round of Hampshire County Council's collective energy switching scheme, Switch Hampshire, has saved residents an average of £200 each.
Over 3,000 residents signed up between December 2013 and February 2014, to see if Switch Hampshire could save them time and money by searching and switching to a better deal on their energy bills.
After an auction took place to see which companies could provide residents with the best offer, Ovo Energy, British Gas, Green Star Energy and Scottish Power were all selected. Thanks to the hassle-free scheme, 1,055 residents decided to switch to the winning deals, giving an overall saving of £216,000 across Hampshire. Hampshire County Council's Executive Member for Income and Capital Resources,
Councillor Mel Kendal, said: "This is the second year we have run this scheme to ensure Hampshire residents are getting a good deal, and are not afraid to switch suppliers. This year we have managed to secure even better average savings than last year, which is an excellent result. I hope schemes like these will ensure energy companies continue to provide their customers with value for money."
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AMC's Mad Men returns Sunday and a valley design center is hosting a 1960s inspired event to celebrate.
Arizona Design Center will be decorated with Mad Men era furniture modeled after the show's sets on Saturday. Visitors can grab a cocktail and feel like they're ready to step into the show itself.
A big part of Mad Men is the fashion, and Banana Republic will have models dressed like the characters in the show. They'll also have associates ready to give tips for getting the Mad Men look in your daily wardrobe.
Hair experts will also be at the center to show visitors how to create easy Mad Men looks for spring.
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Two stepbrothers and their children who died in a fire in Apache Junction on Tuesday night have been tentatively identified.
Apache Junction fire officials said it is believed the occupants of the home were Robert Shell Jr., 38; his son, Joseph, 11; Robert's stepbrother, Ricky Etris, 32; and Ricky's daughter, Angel Etris, age 7.
DNA tests are under way to confirm the identifications. All four died in a mobile home that contained an ammunition business. The victims died as a result of asphyxiation due to the lack of oxygen in the smoke-charged atmosphere.
All of the victims were found close to a door of the double-wide trailer and appeared to have been trying to get outside, but Deputy Fire Chief Dave Montgomery said he didn't know why they didn't succeed.
An Apache Junction Police Department sergeant said several explosions or "small pops" were heard by neighbors during the fire. He confirmed the ammunition business was run out of the trailer.
Montgomery said Shell and his son resided in the home, and Ricky Etris and his daughter lived across the street with his stepfather, Robert Shell Sr. Ricky Etris and his daughter frequently visited the Shells in the evening to watch movies and play video games.
The younger Robert Shell operated a Web-based business out of the home which dealt with the legal sales of mostly unique antique rifles and some handguns, Montgomery said. He also had a valid license to reload ammunition and sell the same through his online business, the deputy fire chief said.
Investigators believe the younger Robert Shell was operating within all local and federal codes and ordinances applicable to the type of materials he regularly dealt with, Montgomery said.
No cause had been determined, Montgomery said.
Montgomery said investigators believe the fire originated in or near the room where supplies of black powder and smokeless powders used in the ammunition reloading process were stored.
While dozens of guns were found in the fire debris, investigators do not believe the presence of these guns had any relevance in the origin or cause of the fire, Montgomery said. The amount of ammunition exploding during the fire did hamper early bystanders from approaching the home to see if any help could be rendered, according to Montgomery.
A neighbor has set up an account to help raise money for funeral costs. For people wishing to donate, the fund is set up at Wells Fargo Bank. The account number is 7143999717.
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Northside has turned its most crime-ridden corner into one of the city's first green housing projects.
Two environmentally friendly single-family homes are taking shape on the corner of Chase and Fergus streets, the first phase of the community's Fergus Street Home Ownership Project and the nationwide kickoff of green construction through the HOME House Project, an initiative that seeks out affordable ways to build sustainable housing. That corner had generated the most calls from Cincinnati police in the neighborhood.
The project has been launched through the Cincinnati Northside Community Urban Redevelopment Corp., founded by its president Stefanie Sunderland in 2005. The former housing chairwoman of the Northside Community Council, Sunderland pinpointed the corner buildings and about 20 other properties as deterrents to neighborhood revitalization.
"At some point, you have to figure out a way to address the problems that are very complicated to resolve," Sunderland said. She realized property acquisition was the last chance at dissolving crime and reversing blight.
With the help of the city of Cin�cin�nati, the corporation purchased and demolished the corner property in May 2006. When the Contemporary Arts Center came to Sunderland with a proposal to build one of the designs from its 2006 HOME House exhibit, it seemed like a perfect fit.
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"Northside is open to diverse and eclectic opportunities," Sunderland said. "They felt we would be more open to building something unusual and out of the ordinary."
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Rated 3 out of 5 by David53 The good, bad and ugly. Let me start with the good. Nice big comfortable suite. Cozy bed and plenty of room. The bad, the slowest elevator's ever and one of them broke down so the maids just jam their carts in on top of you. The ugly, toothpaste spit on the handles and faucet in the bathroom. Then in morning the maids were banging on the door with the DND sign on the outside handle. February 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ElsV Great Suite a Surprise Very happy with our suite. We were greeted with two free glasses of wine as a preferred Starwood member. (Missed a welcoming event). Great beds, quiet room. Only problem was trying to work the shower in the bathroom. My husband needed to pull at the spout lever with all his strength, to get it to flow to the shower head. January 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by sue3995 Love the atmospher and the Staff Excellent! The Staff is very accommodating with my wine samples. They have been willing to refrigerate for me in their commercial refrigerators ( I am a Wine Sales Rep) I like that they have a complimentary bottle of water in the room and the bed linens and pillows are so comfortable.I also love that I can get transportation to local restaurants. November 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by willy pool monopolized by swimming lessons overall the hotel met our expectations with the exception of the pool. The indoor pool was what drew us to this location given the cooler Florida weather, however it was disappointing to have the pool monopolized by swimming lessons which included on average 5-10 parents and other relatives sitting in the pool chairs while there children were being taught. March 28, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by jws858a This hotel is a nice place to stay Stayed here for a 6 night stay recently. The rooms are in good shape but need to be updated (carpet, A/C). The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. The bar is good but needs to have longer hours when there are people in the bar area looking for snacks and food. Housekeeping was good. Overall a good experience and very convenient to the airport. May 2, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by james009 Yet another business trip disappointment When I am on a business trip one of the few things I have to really look foward to is a nice evening in the hotel. I found the selection of channels to view on the television to be less than what I expected and the selection poor. Memory foam beds are too soft. On the plus side the breakfast buffet was nice. One other concern is lack of adequate parking. July 30, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Fred52 This hotel had no hot water! We stayed at the Sheraton Suites Tampa Airport Westshore on Friday, October 18, due to an early morning flight on Saturday. The staff was fantastic! However, there was no hot water when we were preparing for our early morning flight. The water was not even warm--after allowing it to run for 35 minutes! Definitely would not stay at this hotel again! October 20, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by rob909 Challenging Check-in I arrived around 1:00 am on Wednesday, Feb. 22nd. Although I had a reservation, I was told my room was unavailable due to water problems damaging a few rooms. I was sent over to Merridian Sails, an extended stay hotel, on the other side of the airport. This hotel was not only run down and aweful but had mold in the bathroom and cockroaches. I immediately requested to be sent back to the Sheraton and offered to sleep in the conference room. After a while staff placed me in one of the water damaged rooms which was fine. I was in the room by 3 am and up at 6 am for a 8 am conference. I was told that my stay would be comped. Upon checkout I was not comped and when I complained I recieved only one night comped plus a few drink and breakfast tickets. I would have been fine with it all if I wasn't told one thing and then received another. Accidents happen. I recommed that going forward you do not send any of your guests to Meriddian Sails. February 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by GoBearcats Awesome! The hotel cleanliness, staff and rooms exceeded expectations. A lot of times, when a hotel is considered all-suites you may get a bit bigger room and sometimes not. The two rooms worked perfectly and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We went to a USF game by hotel shuttle and our driver, a transplant from NY, went above and beyond and was awesome. October 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Riroo Not as great as our last visit. They did a remodel about 2 years ago and need to touch it up. All was great except bathroom. Faucet loose, sink slow to drain, needed repair in drywall under sink.......even the toilet needed stabilizing. Staff is excellent and bed was wonderful. Sofa nice and firm to sit. It's a very nice suite hotel. January 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by kloszewj Room When I checked into my room it seemed very cold to me. The thermostat was set on 75 so I turned it up. Within and hour it seemed colder so I turned it up to 85. This did not make any difference in the room temp. I called down to the front desk and they sent someone up. He offered to put it on heat but this would not help. I just wanted to air to quit blowing so cold and hard. He turned the air off and said that's the best he could do at the time. During the night I had to get up several times to turn the air back on because it got very stuffy in the run then within 30 minutes it was so cold I think I could see my breath. I ended up spending the evening wrapped in a blanket or in bed with extra covers. This this not help since I did have work to do in the evening and ended up not being able to do it in the quiet of my room but had to go down to the lobby. Everything else about the hotel is great but after this room experience I don't know if I will stay here again. When I checked out all they could say is we're sorry. I think the thermostat needed changed or if it took batteries maybe new batteries but, the maintenance only wanted to turn the heat on or turn the unit off. He was nice but I was very cold and uncomfortable all night and did not sleep well because of this. March 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by wayfarer Unreliable Wireless Connection For a business traveler like me, it's essential to have a good internet connection. Regretfully, the hotel's wireless is spotty and disconnect often, especially from the bedroom. I've often stayed in this hotel because the location is convenient and the staff are nice, but will need to find a different hotel if the wireless connection remains poor. September 15, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by FloridaSportsman First real let down I stay here fairly often, and usually everything is pretty good. This time was pretty normal until I went to get some ice. I was staying on the 4th floor. I had to go to 3 other floors to get a bucket of ice. This is crazy. No out of order signs, nothing...And there were kids roaming the halls in their pajamas...not sure what was going on there... June 3, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rob4 Plumbing issues Bathroom plumbing is challenging with the leaks in the ceilint..please coming off the wall...the tub drains and makes the hallway carpret all wet.... In addition, I know it is party time for the HOlidays, but very challenging to secure a parking space for registered guests...makes driving around the lot frustrating......... December 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gatorgirl911 Hotel Stay Sheraton TPA W. Cypress 1/2 Enjoyed my stay at your property. Like the Bar Bites menu in your restaurant as that is exactly what I needed for a small meal. These need to be on the Room Svc. menu. I really don't like that you charge for Wifi, especially in this day and age and it may make me and my colleagues book elsewhere for future stays. Otherwise, completely satisfied. January 4, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jim1 Too many issues. TVs didn't completely work until we called. Heat was not working. Clock did not have a power cord. No towels left after first day cleaning. Had a wine tasting promo and only had 3 of 5 red wines to taste. Staff was very responsive, but surprised at all the issues. Also the room was too close to the road, but we should have asked for a change. February 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by KMA19 This hotel has spacious rooms We stayed here for New Years to attend the Outback Bowl. Was very happy to be shuttled to the Stadium. The room was perfect and spacious. My only complaint is...only 2 of the 4 elevators were working during our 3 night stay. Staff was nice and the buffet breakfast was plentiful (a little high on cost though.) Would definitely stay here again. January 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Khamlin SPG Recognition The staff at your location wasn't that pleasent. She didn't recognition me being a SPG memeber and even was very short with me about wifi usage. I have stayed at many Starwood locatiion over the years and this one just didn't add up to expectations set by others. I would not recommend this hotel nor use again when I have meetings in Tampa. March 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DrBB Business travel It is difficult to be away from home on a weekly basis. Smiling faces and personal recognition make a huge difference. The warm interactions and personal touches afforded by the staff at all levels made a huge difference over the 6 weeks I was coming in and out of this hotel. I highly recommend it for the business traveler. November 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by MLB1 Love this pet friendly place The staff here is truly pet friendly, they are so welcoming always with treats and attention. They are very accommodating with requests. We stay here a lot as my Mom is close by, we've been here so often that the dogs know where the elevator is and how to find their room. Thanks for being so welcoming to both 2 and 4 legged guests. August 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chrisalamia Family visit I booked this room so my mother and I can visit my sister and brother in law who live in the Tampa area. The staff there at Westshore Sheraton went above and beyond to make our visit pleasurable. I have to say it was one of my best hotel stays. Thank for all you do February 3, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by notroom801 Room 801 I stay at this Sheraton about 25 times a year (75 nights), very good location, consistently clean and well maintained. I happened to get room 801 this time, looks like it was the only room not renovated in the hotel, also some bizarre buzzing noice from A/C kept me from sleeping well. I will be back soon, hopefully not in room 801. June 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Booking1 Wonderful experience Very pleased with the facility; definitely a 4 star or better experience. Staff made me feel wonderful from the minute I walked in. The indoor pool was perfect temp and clean. The room was awesome and beyond my expectations. Will try to stay there each time I visit. Beautiful décor. January 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jetaa Front desk manager I am not sure of the women's name. But she is alway there when I check in around noon-2p on Wednesday's. She is sharpley dressed and I believe is a manager. She is very nice, very accommodating and always has a nice smile. And best of all she remembers you from one week to the next. Oh I love the gym and restaurant too. September 23, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by SMAL Room cleanliness was an issue I was fine until I saw a snickers candy bar wrapper and a bottle cap on the side of the bed the morning I was checking out. I notified the staff in the morning, but I left as if I should check next time before I proceed to unpack. Also, the breakfast was very poor. The fruit was warm with flies very close to the meal. July 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JTucker Awesome Stay This location was perfect for my trip as it was close to the Tampa Skate Park and plenty of shopping. The suite layout and quality of the rooms really met my expectations. The bed was very comfortable and the kids enjoyed the pool. Overall the staff provided warm and friendly service. I will definitely be back! September 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Seamus55 Very nice hotel and friendly staff. Stayed 3 nights and everything was perfect. Mr. Libby at front desk and Mr. Jeff the shuttle bus driver were very professional and helpful. The young German woman at restuarant whose names escapes me had great enthusiasm for her job and was very pleasent. Great workers= A great hotel my friends. Thanks, Seamus April 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by coconutbeach perfect' & fantastic customer service! From the extremely friendly and helpful shuttle drivers to the welcoming front desk associates this was a wonderful stay. This hotel is extremely clean, inviting, and I would stay here again in a heartbeat. I literally have no complaints about anything, it was clean, comfy, and friendly, thanks Sheraton staff! January 8, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by BLS0427 Another Poor Experience My second booking in two months with your hotel. Again placed on a floor with a non-working Ice machine. Had to go to 3 different machines to find ice. The area around the refrigerator in my room was dirty and you can see where rust or mildew may be starting to form on the cabinet. I ordered food, dessert and a drink. They brought the food without utensil, and the drink was too sour. I had a feeling the person did not know how to make the drink when I had to repeat "Tom Collins" 4 times. It took them almost 20 minutes to bring the utensils by that I a callled to have the items taken off my bill. They also did not leave a breakfast order door hanger in my room and I had to call for that however, base upon my experience the night before I decided to forgo breakfast at your restaurant. I travel to Tampa at least once a month. I will be looking at other hotels around your area for overnight stays. My second poor experience in 30 days at your hotel has left a bad taste in my mouth. July 31, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by tomo33 where is the free internet connection and club lounge staying on the club level using my points and you do not have a club lounge and have to pay for internet. Disappointing when told this would be available when making reservation. What is point of paying extra points for club level if not lounge or even free internet. Not like most sheratons i have stayed at. December 30, 2012


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NBA Playoffs 2013: Golden State Warriors learning curve
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Some life lessons are learned through pain and hardship. The Golden State Warriors had a 16 point lead over the San Antonio Spurs with just four minutes remaining in Game 1 of their series. Somehow, inexplicably, they lost that lead. A game that was all but locked up ended up being a double overtime thriller, with the Spurs as the victors, 129-127.
Warrior's coach Mark Jackson told CSNbayarea.com he thinks his team may have panicked.
"I'll tell you, it was bad basketball and I think it was just a young team that panicked, you know?" Jackson said. "I wish I had in my coach's manual a way to explain it, but I don't think anybody's ever gone through that."
Stephen Curry through three quarters was clearly the best player on the floor. But in the fourth quarter and the overtime periods, fatigue began to set in. He missed his final eight jump shots. In total he would end up playing 57 minutes. His backcourt mate Klay Thompson would foul out late in the fourth quarter. Draymond Green would later foul out as well.
The Warriors showed that they are a team on the rise. They also showed there are still steps for them to take.
This is not the first time they have struggled closing out a game. In Game 6 of the opening round of the playoffs against the Denver Nuggets, they literally almost threw the game away with costly late game turnovers. Things as simple as inbounding the ball became a struggle for the young team. On that night, they held it together enough to sneak out with a victory. On this night, it was not to be.
Tony Parker, who struggled early, found his rhythm late and was key factor down the stretch. Also Danny Green did not shrink in the moment as he seemed to last season. He made big shots late in the game. Manu Ginobili looked like he would be the goat of the game for missing a deep three-pointer with 11 seconds left to go. However, he was able to hit what would be the game winner with just over one second left.
This game was the type of game that could crush a young team or it could be the catalyst for them to recognize their potential.
On the road, against a veteran team, missing your All-Star power forward, David Lee, and the team had a chance to win the game convincingly. Or, that could have been the team's best shot to win a game on the road in the series.
It will be up to coach Jackson to put the loss in to the proper perspective, as he did when the Warriors lost Game 5 of the opening round against the Nuggets.
The first thing Jackson has to fix is the turnovers; the Warriors committed 21 turnovers in Game 1. Defending the three-point line will also be important to the Warriors success. The Spurs shot 50% from behind the arc, hitting 13 of 26 attempts.
Teams can lose Game 1 and certainly comeback from it. There is no one in Miami who thinks that the Heat are out of their series. The New York Knicks came back in Game 2 and made a statement after a tough Game 1 loss. Both of those teams lost on their home floors. Those two teams just happen to be veteran teams.
These are the moments that build character in teams. Hopefully, for the Warriors, that character reveals itself in Game 2.
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It's a season of thankfulness and giving and that's exactly what a major, annual food drive was doing Monday in Worcester, Mass. Over 50,000 pounds of donated food went to families in need.
"I have a family of six and my husband is the only one who works," said Niki Ross.
She is one of the many families in Worcester who needs a little help this Thanksgiving. Ross picked up a free meal for her family Monday at the Friendly House in Grafton Hill.
"It's so important for many families because with the cost of food this could pay an electric bill or something else instead of buying the meal," said director Gordon Hargrove.
Hundreds of families stopped in to get a turkey, stuffing, canned goods and vegetables.
The Worcester County Sheriff's office, the Worcester Sharks and Worcester Polytechnic Institute partnered up to collect the more than 50,000 pounds of food. This is the drive's eighth year.
"We are trying to make this a better place and this one of the best days you ever have," said Sheriff Lew Evangelidis.
More than 2,000 families will walk away this week with what they need for Thanksgiving and for the first time families were also offered free brand new coats and jackets for their children.
"I didn't know that they were giving out jackets so this is an added bonus," said Michelle Cormier.
She got a coat for each of her children, and it's something she says she couldn't afford on her own.
Two hundred and fifty coats were donated by Worcester's Harr Toyota.
"We liked the idea of giving out brand new coats so the children can smile and the parents can be happy," said Michael Gross.
The food distribution will continue on Tuesday and Wednesday. Any leftover food will be given out to organizations in the city.
"There are so many families without a meal for Thanksgiving," said Josefina Yelez, "it makes us feel so great to be able to help some of them."
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To the left is Worcester County Sheriff Lew Evangelidis and Worcester Sharks Senior Director of Business and Community Development Michael Myers are pictured with Worcester Sharks mascot Finz as they announce the kickoff of the eighth annual Worcester County Sheriff's Office Food Drive, to begin Nov. 9.
WORCESTER — Worcester County Sheriff Lewis G. Evangelidis and Worcester Sharks Senior Director of Community Development Michael Myers have announced that the Office of the Worcester County Sheriff and the Worcester Sharks have teamed up with Price Chopper for the eighth annual Worcester County Sheriff's Food Drive, to be held when the Sharks host the Providence Bruins at 7 p.m. Nov. 9 at the DCU Center.
All fans that donate a canned food item at the game will receive a free ticket voucher to a future Sharks game, compliments of Price Chopper. All collected food will go directly to Friendly House of Worcester to be distributed to needy families throughout the Worcester area in time for Thanksgiving.
"The Worcester Sharks organization is thrilled to partner with Sheriff Evangelidis and the Worcester County Sheriff's Office, Friendly House, WPI Fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha and Price Chopper again this season for the eighth annual food drive," said Mr. Myers. "It is important to do all we can to assist those who are less fortunate, especially as we get ready for the holiday season."
More than 50,000 pounds in donated food items were collected last season, feeding more than 2,000 local families in need for Thanksgiving. The Sharks and sheriff hope to surpass that goal this season.
"Once again, I am looking forward to teaming up with the Worcester Sharks, WPI fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha, Price Chopper and the Friendly House for this year's 8th Annual Food Drive," Mr. Evangelidis said. "As the holiday season approaches especially during this difficult economic time, it is extremely important to do all we can to help those families in our community who may be less fortunate. The food drive has been an extremely successful annual event and we are determined to surpass our previous goals to provide those families who may be in need with a wonderful holiday meal."
In addition, nonperishable food items may also be dropped off from 9 a.m. to noon Nov. 15 at the Worcester PriceChopper, 50 Cambridge St.
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SOUTHBRIDGE — Baby, it's cold outside. And getting colder. But there's some heartwarming
activity going on through the end of November to make things a little warmer in the Tri-Community area, even for the neediest among us. "The need is overwhelming this year(for winter wear)," says Kimberly Roy of Worcester County Sheriff Lewis Evangelidis' office. It's in partnership with the Sheriff's Department's Annual Winter Coat Drive that students and staff at Southbridge Middle/High School (SMHS) have been collecting coats that soon will be added to the Sheriff's cause.
The coats are scheduled to be distributed early next month at a few key locations in the Tri-Community area and throughout the county. The SMHS drive, going on for about a month, has been coordinated by the 30-member Student Council under the direction of Council Adviser Ricardo Carrero. With collection bins at all the school's home football games this season and boxes also set up in the high school's administration office, the students and staff had already collected, donated, and otherwise gathered about 80 coats as of earlier this week. New or "gently-used" coats may still be dropped off at the school offices, even as those already collected are headed for dry-cleaning at Twin City Cleaners, 147 West Main St., Dudley. "They give us a really good deal on the cleaning," says Roy.
The Sheriff's Coat Drive this year, in fact, is truly a collaborative effort, with Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, the New England Revolution soccer team, the Worcester County Reserve Deputy Sheriff's Association, Twin City Cleaners, and the Southbridge High School Student Council. All joining forces with the Sheriff's office.
Last year, the Sheriff's Winter Coat Drive "was a great success, providing more than 1,500 new and lightly used winter jackets to families in need throughout the greater Southbridge area and the region," said Evangelidis "This year, we're determined to surpass that goal," he adds, hoping to give away as many as 2,000, according to Roy.
"As many families continue to struggle, especially during these tough economic times, it is extremely important to do all we can to help those who are less fortunate," said the Sheriff. "Providing an adequate winter jacket can be of great help during the cold winter months."
Members of the SHS Student Council aiding in the school's collection drive include: Kenneth Allard, Julianys Alvarado, Cameron Boisvert, Rosa Brito, Mark Butler, Tesslyn Castro, Delaney Ducey, Makayla Estrada, Taylor Feraco, Jennifer Freshette, Megan Garlie, Ana Gonzalez, Brett Horr, Erin Jovan, Hannah Lazo, Taylor Loconto, Karina Martinez, Callie Mathieu, Sarai McNeill, Kaytlyn Mekal, Jomaris Molina, Gabriella Oliveras, Elyse Pena, Neydi Ramirez, Amaliah Torres, Karina Torres, Conrad Waack, Rebekah Walker, and Miranda Watkins.
The coats are slated to be distributed locally on Thursday, Dec. 5. "We'll be in the North County in the morning," said Roy, "and in Southbridge probably about 1:30 p.m." Local recipients of this year's coats will include Tradewinds Club House on Main Street, the Center of Hope on Foster Street, and Catholic Charities at 79 Elm St.
Those wishing to contribute winter wear to the drive may still do so at the high school or directly at Twin City Cleaners in Dudley, Roy adds. The coat drive will continue through the end of November.
Those seeking information on how to receive a coat, or wanting to have one picked up, may call the Sheriff Department's Civil Process Office (at 240 Main St., Worcester) at: 508-796-0344.


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The company market's this as being a space-saving item and it certainly is that when it comes to drawer space. However for me, the biggest advantage of this item is that I can have a single item sitting out next to me on the kitchen worktop while I am cooking.
Another advantage is that the Uni-Tool is suitable for use with non-stick cookware items.
What's it really like to use?
As this item is marketed as having five different uses, I thought that it would be worthwhile to assess each of these functions individually.
1. Slotted spoon - this is fairly small. I normally use this to rescue my daughter's pasta once cooked. The size is large enough to accommodate a child's portion, but not an adults.
2. Solid spoon - again quite small however it does do the job satisfactorily
3. Serrated edge/knife - to be honest, I rarely use this on anything than the occasional lettuce....ie as my lettuce knife. It works well for slicing lettuce heads.
4. Spatula/spreader - this implement works well as a standalone item as a spatula and a spreader. I use it as a spatula when preparing cake mixtures. I use it as a butter (or jam) spreader if I am making several rounds of sandwiches.
5. Slider/Turner - who actually uses one of these? I rarely use such an item, but when I have done so, this uni-tool generally does the job. My personal preference is for this part of the implement to be wider.
Overall, in use this item somewhat does what is asked from it and without any obvious problems.
Additional information
Finally, this lightweight uni-tool is dishwasher safe, although I do prefer to wash it by hand in hot or warm soapy water and left to air dry. On that note, there are no obvious marks on my grey version of this.
This item is available in tow colour combinations: red (with a hint of yellow on the handle) and grey, with a splash of green again on the handle.
It's currently available directly from Joseph Joseph via their internet shop for £9, which is similar to what I paid two years ago.
Ultimately, this Uni-tool is somewhat useful. While I particularly like that I can have just a single item on the kitchen bench, my ultimate opinion is that this is a nice-to-have item that is certainly a non-essential household item.
I thought I would tell you all about our 'Joseph Joseph Uni-Tool' which we have had for a little while now. It is plastic, about 32cm in length, and dark grey with a touch of lime green around the top of the handle. It has holes / slots in the bottom part. It is very versatile because it can be used for a wide variety of different things.
We bought it from a cookware shop while we were on a fishing trip in Devon with all the family and we saw these being advertised in the window. I cannot remember how much it was exacly, probably a couple of pounds but we thought it looked really useful and bought it straight away.
We use it for making pancakes, friend eggs, scrambled eggs, frying onions and mostly for icing cakes (well, my other half does that, I don't). It is especially good because it has a really useful sharp bit on it (serrated edge) which allows us to cut soft things up as well as scooping stuff out of pans, though it is not as deep as a normal spoon.
It is very easy to keep clean and we usually just wash ours on hot soapy water and leave to dry on the drying rack but it is dishwasher safe you folks will be pleased to hear.
All in all a great little gadget and really recommended.
I'm a keen cook, and over the years I've amassed quite an array of various gadgets and gizmos to make the job easier. In fact, I'm running out of space in ,y drawers, and often find that it takes me ages to find a spatula when I need one amongst all the other bumph filling my drawers.
So I was excited when I found one tool that does the job of five - the 'Joseph Joseph Uni-Tool'. Now, it isn't much to look at - in fact, by just looking it it, it's pretty difficult to actually figure out just what purpose this little dark grey and green plastic thing could have. A shoe horn, perhaps?
Well, due to some very clever design, this single kitchen tool can be a soup spoon, a slatted spoon, a spatula, a spreader, and a knife. All this and only 30cm long! Sounds fantastic, but is it?
Well, no. The slotted spoon, for example, whilst ideally sized for removing a poached egg from boiling water, does not have sufficiently deep sides to lift out a decent sized portion of cooked veg - you'd need to dip the spoon at least twice to get a decent sized adult portion of veg.
Similarly, the spoon, whilst wonderful for tasting soup whilst cooking to check the seasoning, is not going to be much help to you when it comes to dishing the soup up into bowls come serving time - It's just too dinky. And really, an ordinary spoon would be less bulky for tasting from the pan.
The serrated edge that acts like a knife is perfectly capable of chopping a large lump of cooked meat into smaller chunks for the pan, but would be utterly ineffective when faced with a raw steak or a loaf of crusty bread.
The only parts of this tool that I consider to function as well as a separate tool designed for the job is the spatula, which flips pancakes, shepherds egg whites into place, and scrapes the edges of the pan just as well as any other, but no better, and the spreader.
Now the spreader, it has to be said, is fantastic for icing a carrot cake - you can scoop up a decent amount of cream cheese icing, and spread it quickly, smoothly and evenly. The tool is a comfortable weight and shape for this, sitting perfectly in the hand, with a good secure grip.
This is dishwasher safe.
The main annoyance with this device for me, aside from some of the tools not being as good as an individual version would be, is that there is no way of hanging this device up. Had it been as brilliant as it promised, I would have wanted to hang this up on the wall next to my cooker, instantly within reach whenever I needed it. But sadly, no hole enabling this to be hung, and this now languishes, along with many other time-and-space-saving gadgets, somewhere at the back of my ever more crowded kitchen drawer, a sad waste of a tenner.
A wonderful idea, poorly executed.
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Last updated: February 22, 2011
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Purpose of study is to evaluate a thrombosis chamber model
Cardiovascular Disease
Drug: Clopidogrel
Drug: Aspirin
Phase 1
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
|Official Title:
|Evaluation of an Experimental EX Vivo Thrombosis Chamber Model in Healthy Male Subjects
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Evaluate ex vivo thrombosis chamber model by assessing the effect of anti-platelet agents on thrombus formation [ Time Frame: Period 2, Day 8 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Assess variability of thrombosis chamber measurements [ Time Frame: Period 1 and Period 2 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Assess relationship between platelet aggregation and thrombus formation [ Time Frame: Period 1 and Period 2 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Safety and tolerability of multiple doses clopidogrel and aspirin [ Time Frame: From Day 1 through Study Discharge ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Study Start Date:
|July 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|October 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Clopidogrel + Aspirin
Drug: Clopidogrel
Tablets, Oral, 75 mg, Once daily, 8 days
Other Name: PlavixDrug: Aspirin
Tablets, Oral, 325 mg, Once daily, 8 days
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 45 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Healthy Subjects
- BMI 18-30 kg/m²
- Male ages 18-45
Exclusion Criteria:
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- History of abnormal bleeding or coagulation disorder, intracranial hemorrhage, or a family history of abnormal bleeding or coagulation disorder in a first degree relative under 50 years of age
- Easy bruising
- Smoking within 3 months prior to Day 1
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|February 22, 2011
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cardiovascular Diseases
Embolism and Thrombosis
Vascular Diseases
Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
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Cardiovascular Agents
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Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors
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