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Aged Cells Retain Capacity for Rejuvenation via Enhanced Extracellular Support
By BiotechDaily International staff writers
Posted on 19 Dec 2012
Researchers have found that aged human skin fibroblasts retain their capacity for a high degree of reactivation and that this capacity can be significantly restored simply by enhancing the aged extracellular structural support.
In an independent study at the University of Michigan Medical School's Department of Dermatology (Ann Arbor, MI, USA), scientists have succeeded in making the skin cells of senior citizens behave much like younger cells again by adding more fiber filler to the aging scaffold supporting the cells. The study gives a new perspective on the importance of the extracellular matrix (ECM) in the aging process of skin and possibly also in other types of tissue.
The dermal ECM provides strength and resiliency to skin and consists mostly of type I collagen fibrils produced by the fibroblasts. With aging, ECM collagen fragmentation results in reduced fibroblast cell function and in cell shrinkage. In the study, injection of cross-linked hyaluronic acid (a dermal filler that enhances ECM mechanical support and is commonly used to treat aging facial skin) into the buttock skin of 21 individual volunteers about 80 years of age, or into dermal-equivalent cultures, stimulated TGF-β signaling-dependent production of type I collagen and fibroblast elongation. Also observed in vivo were fibroblast proliferation, expanded vasculature, and increased epidermal thickness. Over three months, the fibroblasts showed increased expression of collagen-related genes, produced more collagen, and bound more effectively to the ECM.
"This shows that skin cells in elderly people have the capacity to respond robustly in a very positive way to alterations in the mechanical property of their environment," said senior author Gary Fisher, PhD and Harry Helfman professor of Molecular Dermatology. "By altering the matrix using an external filler and increasing the internal pressure, we've shown that we can essentially trigger a signal for cells to wake up," said Prof. Fisher. However, he cautions that the new work does not suggest that cosmetic filler should be used throughout the body. Rather, the importance of the discovery lies mainly in the potential to harness the broader understanding of the ECM for prevention and for more effective therapeutic strategies; such as in relating to skin thinning due to aging, for example, which leaves skin more prone to tearing and interferes with healing after incisions or injury.
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I have my projects in their own folders. When I start a new project, I copy an older project folder and paste to start a new project. I do this so i don't have to start modeling from scratch each time. The problem when i do this is i have to change the name and part number of each file to correspond to the new project number. This takes more time than i would like to spend doing it so is there a program that will let me do this in bulk? (change the part number of all the files through their iproperties) I typically have to use the design assistant and change the part number of each .ipt file one by one.
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For filenames there doesn't seem to be any good alternative to Design Assistant. But for iProperties (such as Part Number), if you have a top level assembly that includes all of your parts, use the BOM editor to handle iProperties. Much faster and easier than DA.
Certainly. I assumed that the OP isn't using Vault.
how to make changes in the iproperty of 3D design (*ipt) of reusable design ( in the previous project ) without losing history , for example, change the number of projects. but I can still keep track of previous projects.
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Fruitport Calvary Christian senior Mike Warren was also named first-team all-state. He averaged 26.5 points and 11.5 rebounds for the Eagles.
Inter-City Baptist fell 67-62 to two-time defending state champion Southfield Christian in that regional final. The Eagles have two players on this year's Class D All-State first team, seniors Demarco White and Lindsey Hunter IV. White averaged 9.2 points and 8.4 rebounds, while Hunter — a four-year starter — averaged 14.3 points and 1.7 steals per game.
Also earning first-team honors in Class D are Brandon Childress of Baldwin, Joey Duncan of Cedarville, Kevin Gamble of Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart, Nick Hincka of Posen, David Loney of Frankfort, Marcus Matelski of Boyne Falls, and Travis Vincent of Powers North Central.
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Lithuanian President: Russia wages war against Europe
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite said on arrival at an EU summit that Russia was waging war against Ukraine, in which Ukraine was "fighting for the whole Europe". She believes that more reaction is to be expected from the NATO. "It ...
World » Events // 30 August 2014, 21:17
Russian KGB hackers looted gigabytes of big bank data
Russian hackers attacked JPMorgan Chase & Co. and at least four other banks this month in a coordinated assault that resulted in the loss of gigabytes of customer data, according to two people familiar with the investigation. At least one of the banks ...
World » Events // 28 August 2014, 16:52
KATYN 2. Putin killed Poland's president to attack Ukraine
In his speech in the Polish city of Rybnik, chairman of the parliamentary commission on investigation of the Smolensk disaster, Antoni Macierewicz, told about the reasons behind the Putin's murder of Polish President Lech Kaczynski at Smolensk on April ...
World » Events // 26 August 2014, 23:54
NATO plans east European bases to counter Russia
Nato chief announces move in response to Ukraine crisis and says alliance is dealing with a new Russian military approach. Nato is to deploy its forces at new bases in eastern Europe for the first time, in response to the Ukraine crisis and in an attempt ...
World » Events // 26 August 2014, 23:53
PUTIN-MERKEL PACT. Merkel suggests sacrifice of Ukraine to placate Russian enemy
A Polish TV channel TVN 24 reported about the position with regard to Ukraine of the former Komsomol leader in the Soviet Zone of Germany, now Chancellor of Germany Merkel, in its story "Merkel about Russia": According to Angela ...
World » Events // 25 August 2014, 12:45
CIA: America has no objection to physical elimination of Putin
The American Thinker published an article by Herbert E. Meyer, a Special Assistant to the Director of Central Intelligence and Vice Chairman of the CIA's National Intelligence Council under Reagan administration. In an article "How to Solve the Putin ...
World » Events // 25 August 2014, 02:09
LUCAS: U.S. should threaten Russia with World War to prevent invasion of Baltic States
Before Obama's trip to Estonia a famous English sovietologist Edward Lucas published in the American magazine Politico an article, in which he writes that Obama lacks firmness and determination in relation to Russian. Mr. Lucas recalls the journey of ...
World » Events // 24 August 2014, 12:46
Austrian court imprisons 8 Chechens for thoughts about Jihad
According to Austrian media, a democratic court in Vienna imprisoned 8 Chechens for their thoughts on joining the jihad in Syria. It happened in 2 stages. On Thursday, the prison sentence was read to the first group of 4 Chechens who were kidnapped on Monday ...
World » Events // 23 August 2014, 01:44
RUSSIAN ATROCITIES. Russkies use against Ukrainians same tortures they used against Chechens
A Polish portal niezalezna.pl reported on Russkies' atrocities in an article "Phenomenon of the cover of Gazeta Polska Weekly. In Ukraine, the photo of the cover spreads like wildfire. Putin is like Hannibal Lecter (Fenomen okładki GP - obiega ...
World » Events // 22 August 2014, 13:51
8 Chechen vacationers detained by Austrian brutal secret police to be officially arrested
Austrian state news agency APA reported on further developments on the case of 8 Chechens and an Austrian citizen of Turkish origin that have been arrested while leaving the country and heading to southern Turkey for summer vacations on sea. In the article ...
World » Events // 22 August 2014, 02:49
Austrian secret political thoughtpolice seized 9 innocent Chechen tourists wishing to travel to Syria
According to Austrian media, heavily armed commandos of violent Austrian police group Cobra seized 9 peaceful Chechen civilians who had been earlier granted a refugee status, when they tried to leave Austria in their cars via border checkpoints to Hungary and ...
World » Events // 21 August 2014, 02:41
Strobe Talbott: Putin precipitating violent dissolution of Russia
Strobe Talbott, one of America's top Russia experts who translated Nikita Khrushchev's memoirs into English, was Deputy Secretary of State from 1994-2001. He is presently President of the Brookings Institution. He spoke with WorldPost editor Nathan ...
World » Events // 20 August 2014, 14:26
STRANGE WAR. Ukrainian democratic factories continue to supply neo-Bolshevist hordes with military equipment
Democratic factories in Ukraine continue to supply with military equipment the so-called Russian army, i.e. neo-Bolshevist hordes, in spite of the seizure of Crimea by Russia and invasion by Russian special-purpose gangs and military in the east of the country. ...
World » Events // 19 August 2014, 01:30
Ukrainian refugees burnt alive by Russian terrorists in rocket fire strike on convoy
A convoy of vehicles carrying Ukrainian refugees has been hit by rocket fire from Russian terrorists. The death toll is currently unknown but a military spokesman said that people were burnt alive in the vehicles. The rocket fire came as refugees fled ...
World » Events // 18 August 2014, 18:06
Ukraine says it destroyed much of Russian military convoy
Ukraine claims its artillery destroyed much of a military convoy that crossed from Russia into Ukraine this week -- an incursion that two British newspapers say they witnessed. If true, Ukraine's account and the British reports appear to give credence ...
World » Events // 16 August 2014, 09:37
Europe is on brink of war
A Polish radio station Radio Onet reported on further developments in the Russian-Ukrainian war in the report "Polish MEP: Putin wants to restore Soviet Union, we are on brink of war": - Putin's lying, and Europe is on the brink of war, says ...
World » Events // 15 August 2014, 13:24
Russian terrorists of Chechen origin beg for return to Russia
Ukrainian command reports that gangs of Kadyrov's minions begged Ukrainian antiterrorist forces to give them the opportunity to leave for Russia. This was stated by a representative of Ukrainian antiterrorists. "A representatives of so-called ...
World » Events // 13 August 2014, 03:46
Putin slowly creeps into Ukraine like a deadly snake
Russia's actions in and around Ukraine are designed to mollify nationalists and preserve Vladimir Putin's hold on power, Hermitage Capital Management CEO Bill Browder said on Monday in an interview to CNBC. "He opened up the Pandora's box ...
World » Events // 12 August 2014, 04:02
KATYN 2. Widow of Russian-murdered Polish general addresses to families of Russian-murdered Boeing passengers
According to Polish media outlets, Eva Blasik, the widow of the Polish air force chief Gen. Blasik, who was killed in the Russian terrorist attack on 10 April, 2010 at Smolensk, wrote an open letter to families of passengers killed in the Russian terrorist ...
World » Events // 11 August 2014, 14:01
Russia, the home of traitors
Russian thug Putin granted the fugitive US spy Edward Snowden another three years of residency in Russia, where he is hiding from justice after leaking State secrets that have imperilled national security in Britain and America. Eventually – like those egregious ...
World » Events // 10 August 2014, 14:13
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`Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster Returns`, `Go Goa Gone`, `The Lunchbox` and `Shahid` will be honoured with an Anti-Kela Award each for being boons of Bollywood in 2013.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has announced a list of nine films that will advance to the next round of voting in the Foreign Language Film category and Indian director Gyan Correa's film "The Good Road", is out of the race.
Last Updated: Monday, November 25, 2013, 13:13
Director Gyan Correa, whose debut Gujarati film `The Good Road` is India`s official entry to the Oscars this year, feels the criticism about the movie`s selection was rude and people should have been more respectful.
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The New York-based BGP Film has picked up north American rights to Gyan Correa`s `The Good Road`, a report said Sunday.
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Ajay Gehi, seen in a pivotal role in the Gujarati movie `The Good Road`, India`s official entry to the Oscars this year, is sure that it will embark on the road to glory.
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India`s `The Good Road`, a Gujarati film by first-time director Gyan Correa, is among the 76 movies that will compete in the foreign language category at the 86th Academy Awards.
Last Updated: Saturday, September 28, 2013, 19:18
Bollywood actress Sonali Kulkarni has expressed her excitement over her Gujarati film `The Good Road` being India`s entry at the Oscars this year.
Last Updated: Thursday, September 26, 2013, 15:27
Amid criticism over the selection of `The Good Road` as India`s official entry to the Oscars, the Gujarati film`s Academy award-winning sound designer Resul Pookutty has come forward in defence of the movie.
Last Updated: Wednesday, September 25, 2013, 16:10
Gyan Correa, whose film 'The Good Road' has been selected to represent India at the Oscars, tackles the controversies that have erupted over the film saying "running my film down is not going to help any other film".
Last Updated: Monday, September 23, 2013, 14:43
`Vicky Donor` director Shoojit Sircar feels that the film fraternity should show support to India`s official entry into the Oscars, `The Good Road`.
Last Updated: Sunday, September 22, 2013, 20:16
Producer-cinematographer Amitabh Singh is elated that his film `The Good Road` is India`s official entry to Oscars next year and thinks that it stands a good chance to be in the top five.
Last Updated: Sunday, September 22, 2013, 17:54
Director Gyan Correa, whose debut Gujarati film `The Good Road` was announced as India`s official entry to the Oscars, hopes that `The Lunchbox` makers Karan Johar and Anurag Kashyap overcome their disappointment and see his movie as "India`s film"
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Walmart is a huge employer. According to the Bloomberg Business Week in the last five years its has added 455 stores. Yet during that time Walmart cut its work force by 20,000. No wonder they've been at the bottom of the American Customer Satisfaction Index the past six years.
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Before he played for the Red Sox, Adrian Beltre's defensive wizardry took on a certain element of mysticism. There was the youtube video of outrageous highlights (since removed due to MLB copyright violations), but the man who perhaps did the most to crystallize Beltre's talents was Rays manager Joe Maddon. It was he who declared at MLB's winter meetings, while Beltre was still a free agent, that Beltre was "the best who I've ever seen with my two eyes — defender, not just third baseman, but defense."
Yet while Beltre's defensive credentials were unquestioned, he was viewed by most as something between offensively adequate and a lineup liability based on his numbers from 2005-09 (.266 average, .317 OBP, .759 OPS) with the Mariners.
And so, what he has done at the plate has been little short of shocking. Beltre went 4-for-4 on Tuesday, in his club's 8-5 victory over the Rays, thus improving his average to .349 (second in the American League). He has a .387 OBP (second highest of his career to his .388 mark in 2004), a .561 slugging mark (9th in the AL) and .948 OPS (7th). Those stats, along with his 12 homers and 52 RBI (which have him on pace for 25 homers and 108 RBI) lead to a simple conclusion: he's been an offensive force.
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No one in the baseball world anticipated this sort of eruption. Yet while Maddon makes no pretense of having foreseen this turn of events, the Rays skipper notes that he has seen it from Beltre before — but that it had been a long time.
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by J K Swales
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by A G Phipps & P M Anglin
- 357-370 An urban pattern dynamics with capital and knowledge accumulation
by W-B Zhang
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by D E Hyatt & W J Milne
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by M F Goodchild & L Anselin & U Deichmann
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by M J Keane & B Griffith & J W Dunn
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by D M Hanink & R G Cromley
- 425-436 Geographic influences on the uptake of infant immunisations: 1. Concepts, models, and aggregate analyses
by M L Senior & S J New & A C Gatrell & B J Francis
1993, Volume 25, Issue 2
- 159-178 Simulation evidence bearing on the structure of errors in MRIO analysis
by S Vali
- 179-196 Chain image and store-choice modeling: the effects of income and race
by A S Fotheringham & R Trew
- 197-211 A monitoring and locational decision support system for retail activity
by H Kohsaka
- 213-232 Between autonomy and dependence: corporate strategy, plant status, and local agglomeration in the Scottish electronics industry
by T Clarke & P Beaney
- 233-244 Recurrent collapse of the fire service in New York City: the failure of paramilitary systems as a phase change
by R Wallace
- 245-253 Analysis of urban - rural population dynamics of China: a multiregional life table approach
by J Shen
- 255-272 Regional differentiation in trade union density
by L Van der Laan
- 273-291 Trading blocs or trading blows? The macroeconomic geography of US and Japanese trade policies
by R Grant
1993, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 5-26 Costs and prices, corporate competitive strategies and regions
by G L Clark
- 27-46 Industrial restructuring and regional adjustment in Asian NIEs
by W B Kim
- 47-62 Industrial restructuring and the dynamics of city-state adjustments
by K C Ho
- 63-79 Industrial restructuring and labour-market adjustment under positive noninterventionism: the case of Hong Kong
by T-L Lui & S Chiu
- 81-93 Industrial restructuring and the spatial division of labor: the case of the Seoul metropolitan region, the Republic of Korea
by S O Park
- 95-109 Urban growth and industrial restructuring: the case of Pusan
by J D Lim
- 111-120 Industrial restructuring and international competition in Taiwan
by C-L Tsay
- 121-136 Human-environmental influences and interactions in shifting agriculture when farmers form expectations rationally
by D W Jones & R V O'Neill
- 137-148 A fractal model of HIV transmission on complex sociogeographic networks: towards analysis of large data sets
by R Wallace
1992, Volume 24, Issue 12
- 1679-1709 Forms of technical change
by M Webber & E Sheppard & D Rigby
- 1711-1730 Industrial policy of the European Community: strategic deficits and regional dilemmas
by D Sadler
- 1731-1748 Consultancy services and the urban hierarchy in Western Europe
by P W Daniels & J H J Van Dinteren & M C Monnayer
- 1749-1767 Farmers' interest groups and agricultural policy in New Zealand during the 1980s
by M M Roche & R B Le Heron & T Johnston
- 1769-1779 Weight variations within a set of demand points, and location - allocation issues: a case study of public libraries
by H Beguin & I Thomas & D Vandenbussche
- 1781-1797 Estimating labour supply in policy-oriented regional planning models
by D E Fuller
- 1799-1811 Estimating the economic and demographic effects of an air quality management plan: the case of Southern California
by S Lieu & G I Treyz
1992, Volume 24, Issue 11
- 1531-1547 A multistep iterative proportional fitting procedure to estimate cohortwise interregional migration tables where only inconsistent marginals are known
by S Saito
- 1549-1564 An evaluation of the REMI model for the South Coast Air Quality Management District
by S Cassing & F Giarratani
- 1565-1584 Technological change at the regional level: the role of location, firm structure, and strategy
by F T�dtling
- 1585-1598 Increasing access or widening choice: the role of resold public-sector dwellings in the housing market
by N J Williams & F E Twine
- 1599-1625 Japan's 'resort archipelago': creating regions of fun, pleasure, relaxation, and recreation
by P J Rimmer
- 1627-1644 Competition between television companies for advertising revenue in the United Kingdom: the Independent Television regions prior to deregulation
by D B Clarke & M G Bradford
- 1645-1650 The British pottery industry: a comment on a case of industrial restructuring, labour, and locality
by C Rowley
- 1651-1656 On the transformative nature of industrial restructuring: a comment on Rowley
by R Imrie
1992, Volume 24, Issue 10
- 1381-1391 The effect of data aggregation on a Poisson regression model of Canadian migration
by C G Amrhein & R Flowerdew
- 1393-1408 Conceptual foundations of spatial choice models
by G Leonardit & Y Y Papageorgiou
- 1409-1429 The wheel of retail gravitation?
by S Brown
- 1431-1448 Do regions exist? Implications of synergetics for regional geography
by D I Stern
- 1449-1462 The effects of the timing of nitrogen fertilizer application and irrigation on yield and nitrogen loss in cotton productiont
by W-Y Huang & L Hansen & N D Uri
- 1463-1481 Imperfect competition in regional labour markets: a computable general equilibrium analysis
by F Harrigan & P G McGregor & J K Swales & N Dourmashkin
- 1483-1490 Modelling sequential choice processes: the case of two-stop trip chaining
by H Timmermans & P van der Waerden
- 1491-1505 Is the seesaw tipping back? The end of Thatcherism and changing voting patterns in Great Britain 1979 - 92
by R J Johnston & C J Pattie
1992, Volume 24, Issue 9
- 1221-1230 Redistricting London: the issues and likely political effects
by D J Rossiter & R J Johnston & C J Pattie
- 1231-1254 Energy and environmental management in eastern African cities
by R Hosier
- 1255-1270 The role of services in urban and regional development: recent debates and new directions
by J N Marshall & P A Wood
- 1271-1290 Labor migration amongst hierarchically competing and intervening origins and destinations
by T J Fik & R G Amey & G F Mulligan
- 1291-1302 Comparing cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses of residential mobility and migration
by W A V Clark
- 1303-1316 Manufacturing employment change in the American Midwest, 1977 - 86
by D C Knudsen
- 1317-1336 A model of homeless migration: homeless men in Skid Row, Los Angeles
by A Rahimian & J R Woich & P Koegel
- 1337-1353 Towards a more general theoretical and mathematical model of probability for policy analysis
by B E Tonn & A Schaffhauser
- 1355-1357 The cost of conservation: where now? A response to Hodge et al
by D I Brotherton
1992, Volume 24, Issue 8
- 1077-1095 Equilibrium models of spatial interaction with locational- capacity constraints
by Ye G Kantorovich
- 1097-1116 A regional supply and demand model for inpatient hospital care
by J A Bikker & A F de Vos
- 1117-1135 The geographically uneven development of privatisation: towards a theoretical approach
by J G Stubbs & J R Barnett
- 1137-1154 Accessibility measures compared in an analysis of the impact of the M25 London Orbital Motorway on Britain
by B J Linneker & N A Spence
- 1155-1166 A stochastic cumulative scaling method applied to measuring wealth in Indonesian villages
by F D Zinn & D A Henderson & J D Nystuen & W D Drake
- 1167-1190 Adelaide's heart transplant, 1970 - 88: 3. The deployment of capital in the renovation and redevelopment submarkets
by B A Badcock & M A Browett
- 1191-1204 Destination interdependence and the competing- destinations model
by L Lo
1992, Volume 24, Issue 7
- 921-937 Input - output coefficients and multipliers from a total flow perspective
by J M Szyrmer
- 939-961 Complementary perspectives as a means of understanding regional change: frontier settlement in the Ecuador Amazon
by L A Brown & R Sierra & D Southgate & L Labao
- 963-973 Health search behavior of parents in rural Bangladesh: an empirical study
by B K Paul
- 975-994 'Pearl Harbor without bombs': a critical geopolitics of the US - Japan 'FSX' debate
by G � Tuathail
- 995-1008 Spatial uncertainty and spatial dominance in interaction modelling: a theoretical perspective on spatial competition
by J Pooler
- 1009-1019 Market-area analysis and accessibility to primary health-care centres
by D Martin & H C W L Williams
- 1021-1037 Gaming in spatial expansion tracks: the case of the Swedish brewery industry
by S Finne & R Laulajainen
- 1039-1050 Energy use in an era of rapidly changing oil price -- how OPEC did not save the world from the greenhouse effect
by H Neuburger
- 1051-1054 The cost of conservation: comparing like with like -- a comment on Brotherton
by I D Hodge & W M Adams & N A D Bourn
1992, Volume 24, Issue 6
- 775-791 Heterogeneity, spatial population dynamics, and the migration rate
by A Rogers
- 793-806 From the Weber problem to a 'topodynamic' approach to locational systems
by L N Tellier
- 807-820 A new consumption cleavage? The case of residential care for the elderly
by C Hamnett & B Mullings
- 821-832 New directions in the growth of tourism employment?: propositions of the 1980s
by A Townsend
- 833-852 The restructuring of the automobile industry in the USA
by R D Bingham & K K Sunmonu
- 853-869 Bidding, auctions, and house purchase
by K Gibb
- 871-885 The bid - choice land-use model: an integrated economic framework
by F J Mart�nez
- 887-902 Regional variations in the adoption of computer- numerically-controlled machine tools by small engineering firms: a multivariate analysis
by P N O'Farrell & R P Oakey
1992, Volume 24, Issue 5
- 615-627 'Real' regulation: the administrative state
by G L Clark
- 629-644 Spatial categories, legal boundaries, and the judicial mapping of the worker
by J C Bakan & N K Blomley
- 645-661 Place, power, and medical liability insurance in the United States
by I Hay
- 663-681 Structural constraints and pluralist contradictions in hazardous waste regulation
by R W Lake & L Disch
- 683-703 Some spatial aspects of regulatory and technological change in telecommunication industries
by P Cooke
- 705-725 Problematic status of corporate regulation in the United States: towards a new moral order
by G L Clark
- 727-749 Antitrust regulation and the restructuring of grocery retailing in Britain and the USA
by N Wrigley
- 751-767 'Real' regulation reconsidered
by P Marden
1992, Volume 24, Issue 4
- 467-479 Optimum producer-service location
by B Lentnek & A MacPherson & D Phillips
- 481-496 The pattern of counterurbanization in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1977 - 85
by P S Kanaroglou & G O Braun
- 497-516 Comparison of Boolean and fuzzy classification methods in land suitability analysis by using geographical information systems
by G B Hall & F Wang & Subaryono
- 517-533 Residential choice behaviour of dual earner households: a decompositional joint choice model
by H Timmermans & A Borgers & J van Dijk & H Oppewal
- 535-549 An application of linear programming and geographic information systems: cropland allocation in Antigua
by J C Campbell & J Radke & J T Gless & R M Wirtshafter
- 551-570 Britain, the European Community, and the centralisation of production: theory and evidence, freight movements
by M Chisholm
- 571-589 Labour-market dualism: evidence from a survey of households in the Southampton city-region
by S P Pinch & A Storey
- 591-600 Balanced growth and stability of the Leontif dynamic model: an analysis of the Italian economy
by D Campisi & A Nastasi & A La Bella
1992, Volume 24, Issue 3
- 323-339 Adelaide's heart transplant, 1970 - 88: 2. The 'transfer' of value within the housing market
by B A Badcock
- 341-360 Space - time interactions in multiregion disease modelling
by R W Thomas
- 361-379 Property-led urban regeneration: panacea or placebo?
by I Turok
- 381-400 The state, the market, and competitive strategy: the housebuilding industry in the United Kingdom, France, and Sweden
by J Barlow & A King
- 401-416 Competing structural and institutional influences on the geography of production in Europe
by A Amin & A Malmberg
- 417-440 Writing futures, rewriting pasts. Urbanization in Post-Apartheid South Africa: a review essay
by J Pickles
- 441-446 Equilibrium and nonequilibrium statistical thermodynamical approaches to modeling spatial interaction dynamics
by P B Slater
1992, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 181-198 Interurban migration and the dynamics of a system of cities: 1. The stochastic framework with an application to the French urban system
by G Haag & M Munz & D Pumain & L Sanders & Th Saint-Julien
- 199-213 An assessment of planting flexibility options to reduce the excessive application of nitrogen fertilizer in the United States of America
by W-Y Huang & N D Uri
- 215-241 Adelaide's heart transplant, 1970 - 88: 1. Creation, transfer, and capture of 'value' within the built environment
by B A Badcock
- 243-272 Local economic performance in Britain during the late 1980s: the results of the third Booming Towns study
by A G Champion & A E Green
- 273-288 Innovation and technological change: an Austrian - British comparison
by N Alderman & M M Fischer
- 289-304 Strategies for solving large location-allocation problems by heuristic methods
by P J Densham & G Rushton
1992, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 11-31 Europe 1992 and strategic change in the international automobile industry
by P Dicken
- 33-48 Pharmaceuticals and Europe 1992: the dynamics of industrial change
by J Howells
- 49-81 Liberalisation and consolidation: the Single European Market and the remaking of European financial capital
by A Leyshon & N J Thrift
- 83-94 International investments and the European challenge
by M de Smidt
- 95-119 The continental integration of the North American automobile industry: from the Auto Pact to the FTA and beyond
by J Holmes
- 121-136 Recent Canadian direct investment in the United States: an empirical perspective from Western New York
by A D MacPherson & J E McConnell
- 137-151 Determinants of bilateral operations of Canadian and US commercial banks
by J W Harrington
- 153-170 International trade relations and regional industrial adjustment: the implications of the 1982 - 86 Canadian - US softwood lumber dispute for British Columbia
by R Hayter
1991, Volume 23, Issue 12
- 1701-1723 AIDS deaths in the Bronx 1983 - 1988: spatiotemporal analysis from a sociogeographic perspective
by R Wallace & M T Fullilove
- 1725-1740 The long-term trend toward increased dispersion in the distributions of city sizes
by B M Roehner
- 1741-1757 Change in local authority services for the elderly in England, 1979 - 88
by K Hoggart & T A Smith
- 1759-1777 Business reorganisation and regional development: the case of the British building societies movement
by C J S Gentle & J N Marshall & M G Coombes
- 1779-1795 Factors motivating community participation in regional water-allocation planning: a test of an expectancy-value model
by G J Syme & D K Macpherson & C Seligman
- 1797-1810 Analysis of urban - rural population dynamics for China
by J Shen
- 1811-1817 Stability of supply coefficients and consistency of supply-driven and demand-driven input - output models: a reply
by S Deman
1991, Volume 23, Issue 11
- 1545-1560 Price patterns in competitively clustered markets
by T J Fik
- 1561-1570 Planning the trajectories of land and development rights rents via discrete programming models
by P Gordon & J E Moore II
- 1571-1588 Urban systems, industrial restructuring, and the spatial -- temporal diffusion of manufacturing employment
by B M Moriarty
- 1589-1608 The spatial spread of the AIDS epidemic in Ohio: empirical analyses using the expansion method
by E Casetti & C C Fan
- 1609-1626 Segmentation and filtering into neighborhoods as processes of percolation and diffusion: stochastic processes (randomness) as the null hypothesis
by M H Krieger
- 1627-1637 Employment effects of environmental policies in Greece
by J N Lekakis
- 1639-1652 City type, city size, trade patterns, and interurban transport costs in a spatial economy
by S K Peng
- 1653-1670 New Zealand agriculture and changes in the agriculture - finance relation during the 1980s
by R Le Heron
- 1671-1678 Optimum location of hierarchical production units with respect to price-elastic demand
by V F D�kmeci
1991, Volume 23, Issue 10
- 1393-1408 Research policy and review 35. The Booming Towns studies: methodological issues
by A E Green & A G Champion
- 1409-1428 Aggregate dynamic economic - ecological models for sustainable development
by J C J M van den Bergh & P Nijkamp
- 1429-1445 A new era of flexibility? Some evidence and problems from the petrochemicals industry
by D Gibbs & T Jenkins
- 1447-1458 The relative utility of the Central Postcode Directory and Pinpoint Address Code in applications of geographical information systems
by A C Gatrell & C E Dunn & P J Boyle
- 1459-1482 Competition and collaboration in electronics: what are the prospects for Britain?
by K Morgan
- 1483-1499 Geographic information abstractions: conceptual clarity for geographic modeling
by T L Nyerges
- 1501-1516 High-technology agglomeration and the labor market: the case of Silicon Valley
by D P Angel
- 1517-1521 A linear constraint formulation for spatial and temporal cost imputations in accord with Shapley values
by C M Dufournaud & J J Harrington
1991, Volume 23, Issue 9
- 1237-1246 Modeling the choice of choice set in discrete-choice random-utility models
by J L Horowitz
- 1247-1268 A simple decision theory of spatial interaction: the Alonso model revisited
by T E Smith
- 1269-1277 Spatial interaction and spatial autocorrelation: a cross product approach
by A Getis
- 1279-1300 Spatial structure and spatial interaction: a simulation approach
by L Lo
- 1301-1313 Urban and regional dynamics -- towards an integrated approach
by D Pumain & G Haag
- 1315-1329 Regional differences in the results of the 1990 presidential election in Poland as the first approximation to a political map of the country
by J J Parysek & Z Adamczak & R Grobelny
- 1331-1347 The capacity of producer services to generate regional growth: some evidence from a peripheral metropolitan economy
by M Perry
- 1349-1359 Planning and afforestation in Scotland: the nature and role of afforestation consultations
by A S Mather
- 1361-1374 Consumer shopping and equilibrium market areas in the presence of demands for nonshopping goods and for leisure
by R W Bacon
1991, Volume 23, Issue 8
- 1095-1109 Location theory and service development planning: which way now?
by C G Gore
- 1111-1119 Redefinition of enumeration district centroids: a test of their accuracy by using Thiessen polygons
by P J Boyle & C E Dunn
- 1121-1132 Discounting the economic costs of conservation and compensation
by R Cullen
- 1133-1146 Skilled international migration: an analysis of the geography of international secondments within large accountancy firms
by J V Beaverstock
- 1147-1162 The relationship between residential migration and housing tenure in London, 1971 - 81: a longitudinal analysis
by C Hamnett
- 1163-1182 The cost of improving the quality of the environment
by R Boyd & N D Uri
- 1183-1195 The cost of conservation: a comparison of ESA and SSSI payment rates
by I Brotherton
- 1197-1208 An approach to estimating the economic impact of climatic change on a regional economy
by S Johnson & J C Stabler
- 1209-1216 Hotelling's migration model revisited
by T Puu
- 1217-1223 The Campeau takeovers -- the arbitrage economy in action
by A G Hallsworth
1991, Volume 23, Issue 7
- 939-953 The spatial separatist theme and the problem of representation in location - allocation models
by C G Gore
- 955-967 Production theory of land rent
by G I Thrall
- 969-985 A map-transformation approach to the location of central places: the case of the central Kanto region in preindustrial Japan
by Y Sugiura
- 987-1005 Forecasting state and local population growth with limited data: the use of employment - migration relationships and trends in vital rates
by M J Greenwood & G L Hunt
- 1007-1024 Residential density patterns in London -- any role left for the exponential density gradient?
by G R Crampton
- 1025-1044 The modifiable areal unit problem in multivariate statistical analysis
by A S Fotheringham & D W S Wong
- 1045-1061 The investigation of parameter drift by expanded regressions: generalities, and a 'family-planning' example
by E Casetti
- 1063-1068 The interindustry employment demand variable: an extension of the I-SAMIS technique for linking input - output and econometric models
by P Coomes & D Olson & D Glennon
- 1069-1075 Techniques for modelling population-related raster databases
by D Martin & I Bracken
1991, Volume 23, Issue 6
- 783-812 Research policy and review 34: The development of ideas of uncertainty representation
by B Tonn
- 813-832 Youth training and the local reconstruction of skill: evidence from the engineering industry of North West England, 1981 - 88
by J A Peck & G F Haughton
- 833-852 Small firms, industrial reorganisation, and space: the case of the UK high-fidelity audio sector
by S Milne
- 853-867 The internationalisation and commercialisation of health care in Britain
by J Mohan
- 869-884 Regional formation of high-technology service industries: the software industry in Washington State
by P Haug
- 885-902 Household modelling and forecasting -- dynamic approaches with use of linked Census data
by M Murphy
- 903-920 Duration of unemployment among men in Northern Ireland: regional inequality or denominational discrimination?
by R Crouchley & A R Pickles & P N O'Farrell
1991, Volume 23, Issue 5
- 629-650 An analysis of housing careers in Cardiff
by R B Davies & A R Pickles
- 651-662 A stochastic model of the propagation of local fire fronts in New York City: implications for public policy
by R Wallace
- 663-676 The farmed landscape and the occupancy change process
by T K Marsden & R J C Munton
- 677-703 Industrial change in southern England: a case study of the electronics and electrical engineering industry in the Southampton city-region
by C Mason & S Pinch & S Witt
- 705-730 Models of the land-development process: a critical review
by T Gore & D Nicholson
- 731-744 Retail activity allocation modeling with endogenous retail prices and shopping travel costs
by N Oppenheim
- 745-756 Interregional gross migration and structural changes in local industries
by I Matsukawa
- 757-764 Intraurban location effects on firm performance: some evidence from the Leeds engineering sector
by S Dobson & B Gerrard
1991, Volume 23, Issue 4
- 465-484 The empirical analysis of housing careers: a review and a general statistical modelling framework
by A R Pickles & R B Davies
- 485-498 Housing famine and homelessness: how the low-income housing crisis affects families with inadequate supports
by R Wallace & E Bassuk
- 499-510 Occupancy change and the farmed landscape: an analysis of farm-level trends, 1970 - 85
by R J C Munton & T K Marsden
- 511-544 Generating urban forms from diffusive growth
by M Batty
- 545-556 Fractal analysis of multiscale spatial autocorrelation among point data
by L De Cola
- 557-570 The zone-size-dependent entropy formula and spatial interaction modelling: a note on some implications
by J Paulov
- 571-590 Urban growth and housing-market change: Aberdeen 1968 to 1978
by C Jones & D Maclennan
- 591-606 Interfirm information linkages in an economically disadvantaged region: an empirical perspective from metropolitan Buffalo
by A MacPherson
1991, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 319-332 School-performance indicators, the local residential environment, and parental choice
by M Bradford
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Yosemite Ranger Notes
About This Blog
Ranger-naturalists have been interpreting the natural and cultural resources of Yosemite for park visitors for nearly a century. In this blog, some of Yosemite's park rangers share recent observations from around Yosemite.
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Glacier Point Hotel
May 06, 2013
The Glacier Point Hotel was open from 1918 through 1969, when an electrical fire destroyed the building and the adjacent Mountain House.
Galen Clark, Mariposa Grove Cabin
April 12, 2013
Galen Clark was the first "Guardian" of Yosemite after the Yosemite Grant was signed by President Abraham Lincoln in 1864. Clark persuaded lawmakers to protect the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias as well as Yosemite Valley for future generations.
Did You Know?
Congress designated the Merced River as Wild and Scenic in 1987. The National Park Service manages 81 miles of the Merced River, encompassing both the main stem and the South Fork in Yosemite National Park and the El Portal Administrative Site. More...


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Bed & breakfast in Galway (Salthill) near National Aquarium of Galway
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This bed & breakfast is located in Galway (Salthill), close to Caesar's Palace, National Aquarium of Galway, and South Park. Also nearby are Galway City Museum and Spanish Arch.
Property Features
In addition to a restaurant, St. Judes Bed & Breakfast features complimentary wireless Internet access. Other amenities include free self parking and a garden.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, hair dryers, and private bathrooms.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
St. Judes Bed & Breakfast
At your hotel
The bed & breakfast offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Galway bed & breakfast also offers tour/ticket assistance and a garden. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 6
- Number of floors - 2
- Free breakfast
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Garden
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Television
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Eat and drink
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast.
Onsite dining venue - This restaurant serves dinner only.
The fine print for St. Judes Bed & Breakfast
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 7 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: MasterCard, Visa, American Express
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
We should mention
No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
National Rating
This property is not a registered Bed & breakfast within the meaning of the Irish Tourist Traffic Acts.