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Limited parking space. If it's busy you are left without parking! Also the wifi is so slow you cannot browse or do anything on it.
Shower was new
Dirty old bedding and carpets
Service, friendliness, location
Balconies needed repair
Clean and standard room.
Non smoking room but we little bit smelt cigarett. Slow WIFI.
Closed all and is good place around
The location was great for those wanting to visit fishermans wharf or the surrounding areas. There a a TON of restaurants in the area. The pizza place next door is amazing. The staff was super nice. It was also very clean and smelled that way.
Nice neighborhood, not too far from some tourist attractions.
High price for a small and relatively dark room.
Lombard location, parking provided
#104 stained, warped carpets, almost tripped,stained chair, pungent neutralizing spray, needed to air out room to not breathe fragrance fumes. #101 close to street, loud all night, upstairs tenant in& out all nite, walk and closing door til 3:30am unable to sleep.
no ice, no water in the machine, room needs a lot of TLC, parking was a mess (lack of spaces), the room was not cleaned properly during our stay, plain and simple the worst stay of our lives
it was a last minute booking at this hotel and i got it 61 % off. i don't think i would go back to this hotel at full price. because WiFi worked but not all to good, there is no complementary breakfast and parking is free but very limited and compact. staff was very friendly and helpful.the location is kinda great. anyway may staying there was not traumatic but also not something i would die for to go back
The free parking The location
Location was ok, right near Golden Gate Park. The staff were very helpful. Lots of cafe, diners etc nearby. Bit of a long way to downtown, but we knew that.
Problem with the water heating boiler. No hot water on our first night. Boiler replace and old boiler left right outside our room. No discount offered for the inconvenience.
l liked how helpful and kind the staff were.
The beds were horrible. We could feel the springs on the mattress digging into us...terrible. Woke up so sore and didn't sleep well at all.
Sorry, I want an elevator to get my luggage to my third floor room. DON'T ADVERTISE WIFI BECAUSE CONNECTION IS IFFY! I can't stay there again.
The location was great-very easy to get anywhere, and right on the big bus tour route. The staff were friendly, but slow in service.
This hotel was definitely not worth the money- the area is most likely what you are paying for and it seems like most hotels in this area were around the same price. It was an average place for an above average cost. The Internet was slow and didn't really work half the time, our phone was broken, and when we first arrived there were some stains on the sheets and on the small chair. Kind of gross.
Reception girl was very helpful.
No breakfast.
Disgusting. They use 1980 era bedcovers that have not been cleaned in 10 years. Dirty carpets, furniture, chair seating, everything. Didn't even sit on the bed without putting a clean sheet down first. Total dump.
Very close to main attractions and accessible by Bus # 30 with few mins.
Parking is first come first basis, there is no breakfast for this hotel where as other similar hotels do provide it.
good location in vibrant area, close to bus stops and walking distance from water front
small-ish car park, sign hard to see when arriving by car
Very helpful staff carried our bags up to the third floor. Also helpful with WiFi
No elevator to upper floors where guests are put if staying more than 1-2 days. Should mention this in ads. Buildings look old and in need of upgrading.
Very nice staff. I have recently also stayed in a Travelodge in Calgary Alberta and found the staff very polite.
Towels were no longer white, many stains. Toilet seat needs to be replaced as enamel is coming off. Stairs up to top level look like they have been affected by an earthquake.
Best location in SF, 5 minute cycle to the beach and 20 minute cycle to Golden Gate Bridge, you pay for the location and nothing else. It's a nice place with an amazing location.
Rooms aren't the best but that's not the point of going there.
The location was great for tourists, ideal area to stay I would definitely recommend. Although the price of the hotel was very expensive although San Francisco seems this way. Lombard street offers great food and pubs, and a short hike up the hills and your through to Fishermans Wharf. Definitely take a bike ride of Golden Gate Bridge and through to Sausalito and ferry back it's beautiful! Also take the cable cars there so much fun! There is homeless people around San Francisco but don't be scared their friendly and don't bother you as two girls we felt safe especially in lombard street area.
The price of the hotel was overpriced I would expect a 4* for what we paid. The staff could communicate more and offer a little more advice, the wifi could also be better as it's slow. I would also book Alcatraz in advance as it was sold out for us. Otherwise a wonderful trip!
The staff are friendly and helpful. The room rate is reasonable. It's a good location in an interesting neighborhood with good restaurants and shopping.
Friendly staff.
Dilapidated/old structure. The smell in the room.
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Professor Douglas Bartlett and Kevin Hardy, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Listen Now Download as mp3 from the show Diving into the deep sea
Sarah visits the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, in the US, to find out how masses of marine microbes deal with the challenges life in the deep. And she gets to play with some high-tech gadgets that bring samples of the deep sea back to the lab.
Douglas – There's so much diversity of microbial life in the ocean in general and especially in the deep sea and we just don't know a lot of what's there. So there's all this biology that's just waiting to be explored. And so we've been taken up with that.
I have been told of this quote that came out of the Census from Marine Microbial Life that there's something like 30 full frown African elephants-worth of microbes for every man, woman, and child on the planet. And most of those microbes in the ocean are in the deep ocean. Maybe not in extreme deep ocean environments but found at depth.
So there's a lot of diversity of life down there. We're interested in the adaptations of microbial life to deep ocean sediments because they are so different – they're dark, the way microbes get nutrients in the deep ocean is very different from that in surface waters, they're adapted to low temperatures as a rule, and they're adapted to high hydrostatic pressure. And it's this last parameter, high pressure, that we've really been focusing on.
And it would be wonderful to be able to get those organisms into culture to more easily do biochemistry and genetics. It would also be useful to look at their genomes and do culture independent molecular analyses, and to look at processes like CO2 fixation and other biogeochemical cycles.
Sarah – So, if you look at something like a bacterium or a microorganism, something that's very small, do they face different challenges to the high pressure than something like a larger bodied animal?
Douglas – The general problems that a microbe would face would be very similar to the cells of any organisms, an invertebrate or a vertebrate. It all has to do with high pressure influences on volume changes, on equilibria, activation, so biochemical processes are very different under high pressure. And all organisms are going to face that issue.
Sarah – And so how do they get around these issues. What adaptations have they come up with that help them solve it?
Douglas – The most well-studied adaptation has to do with membrane lipids. The membrane lipids of deep ocean organisms – fish the bacteria – are loaded with highly unsaturated fatty acids. And that's critical to keeping the membrane in the right physical state – a semi-liquid state. So that it can function for transport and for energetics and for other processes.
Sarah – So, how exactly do you go and retrieve samples of these things? Is that what you do, you go and then you bring them back and study them in the lab? I guess you can't necessarily study them in situ because you just look at them and think I don't really know what's going on there?
Douglas – Yeah, it's hard to explore microbial activities and processes in situ. But that's a growing area of development in the ocean sciences that is coming up with more autonomous instruments that allow you to go where you need to go and to measure those parameters that you'd like to measure.
But what we usually do is, we work with an engineer here at Scripps who comes up with these wonderful untethered toys that can be deployed from relatively small ocean craft and sink all the way down to the deepest ocean depth and can be used to collect water samples and mud and to collect animals using baited traps, and things like that.
And after a prescribed time will release their ballast, close the doors of whatever they're sampling, sea water or animals like crustaceans, and come back up to the surface. And we get those samples at the surface and then we process them.
So far it's been valuable. We've been getting new kinds of microbes. In some cases not just new species or genera of microbes but even new sub-phyla and phyla of microbes coming up that hadn't been cultured previously from deep ocean environments.
Sarah – And finally, I spotted earlier that little tiny polystyrene cup on your window sill. Is that something that was taken down in one of these little unmanned subs?
Douglas – What a great question! You know, I don't even remember where this came from. It is either came from one of those small untethered instruments or it looks like in this case it came from a dive with the Alvin submersible. And so that probably went down just a couple of kms in depth.
But some of these instruments that we deploy have been used at depths as great as 9km or so.
Sarah – So I'm guessing this was once a normal sized polystyrene cup and it's now the size of a very mall egg cup. It's an illustration of the pressures that we're looking at, I suppose.
Douglas - It is. It is. This is a perfect example of how high pressure promotes volume decreases and it does that to a Styrofoam cup. The Styrofoam cups get compressed to something like ceramic and greatly decreased in size.
Sarah – So I guess that is a great illustration of the problems that microbes like that face in the deep sea.
Douglas – It is. And also for people who want to deploy instruments in the deep ocean. Because everything ahs to be designed so that it can cope with high pressure. So, pressure housing are necessary for every component of equipment that gets deployed down deep. Whether it's a manned submersible or an autonomous instrument, or some cabled array, is all has to be pressure resistant.
Sarah – Well, speaking of taking stuff down to the deep ocean and how exactly we go about looking at all the microbes and all the life down there, we're now joined by Kevin Hardy. Kevin, hello.
Kevin – Hi.
Sarah – So I hear that you have quite a lot of exciting gadgets and instruments that you might be able to show us?
Kevin – We have some of the tools of science that get us down to the deepest ocean depths. So, just across the hall…
Sarah – Let's go. Let's go.
Wow, this is quite an exciting room full of gadgets and big yellow spheres. What exactly am I looking at here?
Kevin – This here is actually is one of our deep ocean vehicles. It's a small 17-inch outside diameter glass sphere with an acoustic transponder up on top so we can acoustically communicate with it at depth. And gives us about 54 pounds of buoyancy as well as command control so that gives us a payload capability which means we can haul stuff down to the deep ocean.
Sarah – And then haul stuff back up, I guess?
Kevin – And then haul stuff back up, yes. It should be a round trip. So we have one of our frames right here. We actually try to use fiberglass reinforced plastic, FRP, because the water weight is so much lighter and then we attached plastic bottles onto here. So even though it looks large, underwater it really weights nothing so we can carry large volumes of water back to the surface.
Sarah – Well, it's quite noisy in here so shall we take a couple of your exciting gadgets back to the office and we can have a a look at them in more depth. As it were. Fantastic pun there!
Kevin – So, we have a few things we do. Each of the vehicles is a composite of a variety of technologies and we're experimenting with some new ideas. These are lithium ion batteries which are actually really cool because they're vacuum packed and you can see it's sort of like a Ziploc bag that hold a jelly sandwich.
Sarah – Oh yea. So that's pretty small. It's about 3 or 4 inches long, it's about an inch wide. How much power does that thing give out?
Kevin – Yes, this will give us quite a bit actually. It's almost 12 volts at about 2 amp hours. So you can really pack a lot of punch. But the other great thing about this you can package these in an oil environment so they're pressure compensated, and we've done that running them down to pressures greater than the deepest ocean depths. So we can put these outside and we never have to open up those glass spheres on board the small ship, so it makes turnaround very easy.
So we're excited about that, so rather than bringing water up to be processes on the ship we can bring our little factory with us down to the sea floor and leave it down there for a long period of time and actually get a lot more of the microbes that we're looking for.
Sarah – So obviously pressure is something that these are calibrated for. Is pressure the major problem that we look at when we're going down to study the deep sea?
Kevin – Yeah, it's really the first order problem because it'll effect your buoyancy so it's really a buoyancy game – it's like having a lift to the deep sea. So we can put a big anchor on these things, send them down and we have to design them to either tolerate pressure or to be stronger than the pressure.
Once you're down there it's actually pretty benign, temperatures are fairly constant, there's no light to deal with, currents are pretty nominal, corrosion is one of the problems we have to deal with – so a secondary problem. But those things are easily engineering around. So we've got some experience doing this.
So, some of the problems remains the same. The core extraction problem is the one where we go down and get sediments from the seafloor. It's well known that it's like trying to take a core sample out of peanut butter. You plunge in a core tube and you pull it out and it really has a lot of adhesion.
So, one of the techniques that was first proposed in 1960 was by a guy named David Moore here in Sand Diego. And that was actually a technique where you take a steel core tube and it's lined with a plastic sleeve.
Sarah – Oh I see. So this is kind of, it's almost like a drainpipe size, a metal tube here and it's surrounded with this rather sturdy looking plastic rings and things. How does this work?
Kevin – Well, this is really great because what he decided to do was rather than fight the sea floor he was going to give it up. And what he did was he took this steel tube and it would go down to the sea floor, hit the bottom and then the mud would push up on this release and would leave the steel tube behind. And then draw up the plastic liner and leave the steel casement in the bottom which actually rusts away in a short period of time and it's fairly cheap.
That works out actually pretty well, especially for free vehicles when you only have a limited amount of buoyancy.
Sarah – So I guess one of the problems is not just being able to get the sample into your machine it's being able to get the machine off the seafloor because I guess it's like getting stuck in that goopy mud at the beach where you get your feet stuck and you can't out and you're making that splatchy noise. But you're obviously under so much pressure under the sea as well, so I guess it's a bit of a problem.
Kevin – It is. Some of the core samples have a line that goes all the way back up to the ship with a big powerful winch. They can haul this thing with hundreds of pounds. But with the free vehicles which are really just remote vehicles that go down on their own, all you have on board is the buoyancy you have which might only be in the order of 40 or 50 pounds. And so we had to become a little more clever about how to get our vehicle back.
Sarah – And is this still a system that's still used today?
Kevin – Oh yeah. We just used on the Philippines Sea. It's been used down in Fiji. It's really the best way to go, I think. It's still something of the holy grail for us to get this working perfectly every time. But once we do that we have microbial scientists working here on new medicines from the sea, both antibiotics and actually cancer cure drugs, and they really need to harvest the sediments to find those animals. And so they're very good at that, I' very good at this, together we can do things that really help mankind.
Sarah – And we're talking about all these untethered, unmanned vehicles. But have either of you ever been down inside something like the Alvin submersible where I guess you get packed into this tiny little room, have either of you ever been down in one of those?
Douglas - I have, I've been down on a few dives in the Alvin, and it's a wonderful experience looking out that porthole. In my case we were looking at cold seeps off the NW coast of the US. Beautiful trip. It's cramped in there, as you indicated. You have three people crammed in an uncomfortable position, everybody trying to look out the porthole window.
And there are real advantages to being right there when it comes to sampling and thinking about the science that you're going to do.
Kevin – So I've been down in a couple of smaller submarines, not the Alvin. And it's quite an experience, first hand observation. Roger Revelle, our former director, once said that instruments will only see what you tell them to look for. So if you're measuring temperature, that's what you get. So, having a human eye behind the portal is really pretty nice. The great thing about free vehicles, unmanned vehicles, is there persistence – they can stay down there quite a long time, 2 years perhaps. If you want to study an entire annual cycle of the deep ocean you can do that. Whereas manned vehicles the great advantage is the human eye and their mobility.
We're picking up some more mobility with AUVs which are like a first order solution to survey a large area. But I think still that there's still quite a bit of opportunity for manned observation down deep.
It's really an exciting place to be. It's a whole other planet. It's a whole other earth. Things happen there that don't happen topside – spreading centers, subduction zones, all sorts of weird and strange animals, many of which we've yet to find. Every time we go down with a camera we find something brand new with samples, we find something brand new. It's still a remarkable place to go.
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Business type: Technology - Manufacturer ×
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Process Combustion Ltd
based in Harrogate, UNITED KINGDOM
Process Combustion have extensive experience of the design, manufacture and installation of thermal oxidation equipment, which safely and effectively destroy gaseous and liquid waste from a diverse range of industries worldwide. Our reference list includes major companies in the chemical, pharmaceutical, oil & gas, food, glass, printing and automotive industry. Process ...
Caverion Deutschland GmbH - Business unit Krantz Clean Air Solutions
based in Aachen, GERMANY
Krantz Clean Air Solutions plans, delivers and installs exhaust air treatment units for industrial use. These thermal, catalytic and regenerative thermal oxidisers (RTO) are employed for emission control of exhaust air containing solvents (VOC) and ensure their reduction well below the legal requirements. The multiplicity of technologies available ensure the most economic ...
Lesni A/S - Air Purification Engineering
based in Billund, DENMARK
LESNI air purification provides an extensive range of technologies, including:Front end design studies, manufacture and supply of purification solutions for waste gas, volatile organic and odour emissions.Thermal and catalytic oxidisers, which safely and effectively destroy waste off-gases from a diverse range of production processes worldwide. Regenerative thermal ...
Environmental Integrated Solutions
based in Halesowen, UNITED KINGDOM
We manufacture cost effective solutions for your air pollution problems. Bespoke design, tailored technology packages and a `whole of life` analysis are just some of the qualities that our customers have come to expect from us. Reducing odour, abating VOCs, recovering solvent or removing acid gas are some of the systems we offer. Our capability is all encompassing. It ...
Clean TeQ Ltd
based in Dandenong South, AUSTRALIA
Air pollution control technologies for odour (odor) & VOCs include BioFilters, BioTrickling Filters, Activated Carbon, FluidTeQ® fluid bed scrubbers & RETOX™ Regenerative Thermal Oxidisers.Clean-iX®, continuous ion exchange, for desalination of brackish waters and protection of reverse osmosis membranes in scaling and fouling situations. Produced water, groundwater and ...
Spooner Industries
based in Ilkley, UNITED KINGDOM
Spooner Industries provides industrial solutions around the world for the principle market sectors of Paper, Non-wovens, Metals, Food, Converting and Environmental. Manufacturing industrial process machinery such as industrial ovens, dryers, coolers, provers/proofers, air turns, stabilisers, oxidisers and solvent and energy recovery equipment.
AirProtekt Limited
based in Newton, UNITED KINGDOM
AirProtekt's focus is on providing tailored Air Pollution Control solutions by using the following key technologies to deliver guaranteed emissions: Honeycat Catalytic oxidation systems, Non selective catalytic reduction (NSCR), Industrial air pollution control catalysts, Selective catalytic reduction (SCR), Regenerative thermal oxidation systems (RTO). AirProtekt is an ...
TESTA GmbH
based in Munich, GERMANY
Testa GmbH was founded in 1978 and from the early beginning specialized in FID measuring systems. Since this time the core activities are concentrated on HC-measurement, developments and production. Long time experience of the stuff in sector of development and production of FID-analyzers allow us to create optimal customised solutions for every measuring task in the ...
Rehm Thermal Systems GmbH
based in Blaubeuren, GERMANY
Rehm Thermal Systems is a provider of reflow soldering systems and drying systems for the electronics industry as well as a manufacturer of fast firing systems and solar dryers for the metallization of solar cells.
Michaelis GmbH & Co. KG
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Michaelis is located at Würzburg with its engineering, fabrication and after sales services. Michaelis is a worldwide acting system supplier for turnkey installations or single systems for incineration, energy recovery and clean air technology with more than 500 installations. Specialist in waste gas cleaning and incineration systems heat recovery and mobile incineration ...


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I am an international student holding a masters in computer science. I am interested in pursuing my PhD in Computer science in USA or UK or in europe but mostly interested in UK and USA. I want a funding for my PhD i cant afford paying. I have been accepted in one of the most prestigious universities in UK but I dont have funding.
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Car Parking at Colchester Campus
Please note, we are experiencing high volumes of vehicles on campus at present and would ask all staff and students, where possible, to use alternative transport when travelling to campus.
Thank you for your patience during this busy time of year.
Key dates:
Staff and student reduced rate pay and display parking charges at Colchester Campus do not have to be paid out of term time. The charges must be paid again from the beginning of the Autumn Term, Thursday 2 October 2014.
Please note registered vehicles are still required to display a valid permit 9.30am – 4.30pm, Monday to Friday, during vacations. Unregistered vehicles (i.e. visitors) must pay visitors pay and display charges, 9.30am – 4.30pm, Monday to Friday.
Car parking online registration
New Online Car Parking Registration opens Monday 15 September 2014
Staff and students applying for general, barrier, motorcycle and season ticket permits can now apply online. Other permit types can be applied for in person. Paper copies can still be printed from the following links:
Permits will be available for collection from the Estate Management Help Desk (room 6.003) five working days after your application is made.
Car parking update for the Colchester Campus
Staff and students wishing to register their vehicle can download and complete the application form or collect an application at the Estate Management Helpdesk in Room 6.003. Owners of vehicles which are not registered will have to pay to park at the normal rates for visitors.
Multi-Decked Car Park (for staff and visitors)
The multi-decked car park on the south side of our Colchester Campus, providing 397 spaces, is open. Parking is for staff (with registered vehicles) and visitors only.
An automatic number plate recognition scheme is in operation in the multi-decked car park at our Colchester Campus. You will need to pay on return to your vehicle by entering your vehicle registration number into the pay machines which are located in the ground floor stair wells.
Student Parking
In order to improve car parking for students, Car Park A is designated student only parking along with two parking bays along Valley Road – totalling some 170 spaces – will be reserved for student parking only. This area is on the first turning on the left after the Astroturf pitch.
Staff encouraged to park on the south side of campus
In order to make parking easier for all, we are strongly advising any staff who do not need to park on the north side of campus to please park on the south side using the new multi-decked car park, as you will be able to find a space much more easily.
If you normally park on the north side of campus, please note that the Capon Road car park is reserved for the contractors working on the site for the building to house EBS only and there is no road parking permitted on campus.
University Quays and Meadows
There is limited parking available at both University Quays and Meadows, this is managed directly with the building management company, therefore please direct your request to Kim Norrell (firstname.lastname@example.com).
New Legislation
Please note that a new law came into being on 20 June 2011 regarding uninsured motor vehicles – for further information go to http://bit.ly/facXrj.
Car Parking Registration System
All staff and students who wish to park at Colchester Campus must be registered to park otherwise the daily Visitors' Pay and Display charges apply. Registered drivers pay a reduced term time hourly rate of 10p (30p for occasional users).
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How do I register to park if I have a disability ?
Parking for non-registered (visitors) vehicles
General Car Parking Information
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Driving Licence information for non EU drivers (.pdf document)
Civil Parking Notice System (.pdf document)
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How do I use my Smart Card ? (.pdf document)
How do I arrange liftsharing ? (external link)
The University introduced a new car parking charging system in October 2004, which was revised in October 2009 following extensive consultation. The income from car parking is used to support the administration of the system and has always been used to provide enhancements for other forms of transport, particularly for cyclists, and to meet some of the transport infrastructure maintenance costs. Income generated from car parking is ring-fenced to support transport infrastructure.
The car parking management system has been developed in conjunction with the Students Union and the Joint Trades Unions on campus.
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Lincoln construction projects bust budget
SMMUSD HDQTRS — Construction projects at Lincoln Middle School are expected to run $4 million over the original budget, forcing the school district to dip into bond program reserves to make up the difference. The original budget put approximately $17.5 million aside for construction on the Lincoln campus. Approximately half of the... Read more →
City Council
Frank talk with Rod Gould
Rod Gould (Kevin Herrera email@example.com) CITY HALL — Every second and fourth Tuesday, the City Council sits down with a stack of staff reports to debate and decide the issues facing Santa Monica. Seated directly opposite them is an audience, usually composed of people armed with passion and rhetoric about topics that will greatly... Read more →
Man charged in nail-throwing case
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE — The man who allegedly threw nails into the driveways of two flight schools and an aviation business at Santa Monica Airport has been charged with a misdemeanor count of attempted vandalism. Jeremiah Kean Mayman, 31, of Venice, was arrested on May 31 on suspicion of felony vandalism when a Santa Monica Police Department... Read more →
Wilmont stands by the purge
WILMONT — The Wilshire-Montana Neighborhood Coalition announced Friday it would stand by its decision to purge its membership of an opposition group that tried to dominate the coalition's elections in June. The board sent out notices to what some estimate to be 30 people who supported or participated in what it holds were... Read more →
Selling shades to create more shade
Rose Ann and J.V. Salumbides created Siempre Verde, an eco-friendly sunglass company that promises to plant trees for every product sold. (Brandon Wise firstname.lastname@example.com) DOWNTOWN — In perfect time for summer, Rose Ann Salumbides, a Santa Monica High School teacher, and her husband J.V., an advertising executive, launched Siempre Verde,... Read more →
Bike center debuts commuter program
DOWNTOWN — There always seems to be traffic in Santa Monica, especially in the morning during people's commute to work. The Santa Monica Bike Center is now providing some relief. The Bike Center on Friday kicked off a new commuter program to loan bicycles to people for two weeks to give them a taste of what it's like to ride a bike to... Read more →
From farm to plate
The dessert sampler at FIG's latest farm dinner featured fruit from Harry's Berries, an organic farm in Oxnard, Calif. and a regular at the Third Street Farmers' Market. If you notice a restaurant that offers fixed rate, family style, one day only, multi-course meals (usually themed), it's a good sign of a creative chef that does not... Read more →
Fate of trailer park still uncertain
CITY HALL — "Council members, the words you've been waiting for — the item is before us." A tired Mayor Richard Bloom recited the rote phrase at 12:40 a.m. Wednesday, five hours after the City Council opened the public hearing on a contentious development agreement that could convert a half-empty trailer park into a five-story,... Read more →
Council switches on smoking ban
CITY HALL — The City Council did an about-face on a controversial smoking ban Tuesday night over unanswered questions regarding medical marijuana and a perceived lack of outreach to condominium owners. A 4-2 vote, with only Councilmembers Terry O'Day and Bob Holbrook in favor of the ban, reversed a July 10 decision that would have... Read more →


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The full consequences of the law on low-wage workers are bubbling to the surface.
ObamaCare Leaves Restauranteurs with a Bad Taste
November 30, 2012 by 39 Comments
Daniel J. Flynn is the author of numerous books, including "Blue Collar Intellectuals: When the Enlightened and the Everyman Elevated America," now available from ISI Books. Read Daniel's blog at www.flynnfiles.com.


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Our Staff
Meet the Team
The Australian Christian Lobby's head office is located in Canberra, with staff on the ground around the country. We employ individuals from diverse professional backgrounds who fellowship at local churches of various denominations.
- Lyle SheltonManaging Director
- Martyn IlesChief of Staff
- David HuttDirector of Campaigns & Communications
- Dan FlynnVIC State Director
- Wendy FrancisQLD State Director
- Rhys VallanceWA State Director
- Mark BrownTAS State Director
- Richard ThackwayACT Director
- Yvonne PrattNT Director
- Laurenne Abdelmalak Media Officer
- Daniel SimonResearch Officer
- Rhonda AmentPersonal Assistant
- Cindy McGarvieDevelopment Manager
- Jenny HentzschelFinance Officer
- Peter TomsSupporter Relations
- Silvia CorreiaAdministration
- Nick JensenLachlan Macquarie Institute Director
Lyle Shelton
Managing Director
Lyle is a journalist by profession. He worked in rural journalism as a roving reporter for Queensland Country Life before serving as the Melbourne-based Group Commodities Editor for Rural Press Limited, with articles syndicated to the stable's rural weeklies, including The Land newspaper.
In 1997 he became youth pastor at Toowoomba City Church before being elected to Toowoomba City Council in 2000. He was re-elected to Council in 2004 and unsuccessfully contested the 2006 Queensland state election.
After a short stint as a political adviser, Lyle was appointed in 2007 as Chief of Staff at the Australian Christian Lobby, based in Canberra. He served in this role for six years before being appointed Managing Director in May 2013.
Martyn Iles
Chief of Staff
Martyn is a lawyer, with a Bachelors degree from the University of Queensland and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the Australian National University. He is currently studying his Master of Laws, also with ANU.
Prior to ACL, Martyn has managed his own successful technology business, co-managed a multimedia company, edited a magazine, worked in a top-tier law firm, and been deeply engaged in social work as a youth pastor.
David Hutt
NSW State Director
David has worked for a number of senior Australian politicians including leaders of the Opposition at both the state and federal level and a federal cabinet minister.
David has extensive political campaign experience having worked on a number of local, state and national campaigns. Prior to his life as a political staffer, David worked as a professional musician.
He holds a Bachelor's degree in Music from the University of Western Sydney and is currently undertaking post-graduate studies in International Relations at Macquarie University.
Dan Flynn
VIC State Director
Dan practiced as a barrister from 1989 to 2006 before becoming a solicitor with the Victorian Government.
From 2008 until joining ACL in 2012, Dan managed a team of government prosecutors conducting environmental cases in Victorian courts.
Wendy Francis
QLD State Director
Wendy is the former Marketing Manager for Queensland Baptists (QB) and Editor of the QB Magazine. She also organises the Lord Mayor's Christmas Carols which are televised on Channel TEN each year.
Prior to joining ACL, Wendy ran as the lead Queensland senate candidate for Family First at the 2010 Federal Election.
Wendy is married to Peter Francis who is Director of Field Education and lecturer at Malyon College, Brisbane.
Peter and Wendy have been in pastoral ministry for over 23 years, the past seven years as senior pastors at the City Tabernacle Baptist Church in Brisbane.
Rhys Vallance
Western Australia Director
Before he joined ACL, Rhys was a youth worker for Youth for Christ.
He graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts – Double Major in German and Political Science and International Relations.
Mark Brown
Tasmanian Director
Mark moved to Tasmania from New Zealand in 1993 to study theology. He also holds scientific qualifications.
Other than a few years in pastoral ministry the majority of Mark's work has been in pharmaceutical-related industries.
Richard Thackway
Australian Capital Territory Director
Richard moved to Canberra in the late 1970s. Since that time he has been involved in leadership positions in the Canberra Christian community. He was the inaugural Chairman of the Board for Covenant College Tuggeranong from 1989-1993.
Richard has worked as an environmental research scientist for the last 30 years in the Australian government. Recently he retired and took up a position as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, based in Canberra.
Yvonne Pratt
Northern Territory Director
Laurenne Abdelmalak
Media Officer
Laurenne has previously worked as a communications advisor for the Victorian state government and the sponsorship coordinator of a Christian youth ministry.
She graduated from RMIT University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations), and completed a Masters of International Relations at the University of Melbourne in 2011.
Daniel Simon
Research Officer
Daniel holds a double degree in Economics/Law at the University of New England and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice.
Prior to joining ACL, he has worked at a law firm and for a Christian school.
Rhonda Ament
Personal Assistant to Lyle Shelton
Rhonda Ament is Personal Assistant to the Managing Director.
Cindy McGarvie
Development Manager
Cindy began her career as a nurse in the Australian Army where she served for seven years and afterwards worked in east Africa with an international faith-based language development organisation for 12 years.
On returning to Australia, she worked as Global Engagement Director for a large church for two years.
Previous to ACL she was a political staffer for a Queensland federal senator and a state MP as well as being actively involved in federal, state and local government campaigns.
Jenny Hentzschel
Finance Officer
Before joining ACL in July 2011 she worked in Respiratory Research, and was responsible for Clinical Trials Administration.
Prior to this she was practice manager for an accounting firm in Adelaide.
Peter Toms
Supporter Relations Officer
Peter Toms is ACL's supporter relations officer.
Before joining ACL he was a high school teacher, working in Catholic and independent schools. He also worked for several years as an industrial chemist in the food industry.
He has a Diploma of Education, Bachelor of Science and Graduate Diploma in Computing.
Silvia Correia
Administration Assistant/Receptionist
Before joining ACL, Sylvia was a Conveyancing Secretary for one of South Africa's top law firms. She also worked for several years as an Office Administrator.
She has a National Diploma in Office Administration and speaks three languages English, Afrikaans and Portuguese.
Nick Jensen
Lachlan Macquarie Program Manager
Nick Jensen is the Director of the Lachlan Macquarie Internship and Director of Leadership Development at the ACL. He previously worked as the ACT Director at the Australian Christian Lobby.
Nick has been with ACL since before the 2008 ACT election, and has previously worked as a chaplain at the Emmaus Christian School.
Nick has a Bachelor of Theology from Charles Sturt University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts from the Australian National University in philosophy, religious studies and politics.


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November 28, 2014
May 19, 2013
University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan announced Sunday the school met and exceeded its lofty fundraising goals.
The fundraising campaign began in October 2006 under previous President John Casteen. The goal was to raise $3 billion to support programs at the university.
Sullivan thanked the crowd for efforts related to the fundraising over the past seven years. Many of the contributions came from students, parents, faculty and staff.
In addition to scholarships and endowments, the money helped build or fund a number of projects at the university, including the John Paul Jones Arena and the Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center.
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Center Stage: Purdue Bells Winter Retreat
Saturday, January 18, 2014
On the first weekend after winter break, the Bells went to Franklin's Grace United Methodist Church for a Bells winter retreat! Our first order of business? Taking formal pictures. Here manager Alyssa Choi and Bronze leaders Erin Myers and Moriah Yearwood pose for the camera.
After formal pictures are finished and everyone has changed, we set up for rehearsal.
Sophomores Amanda Peters and Katy Martin make faces at the camera while waiting for everyone to finish getting ready.
After a fun, but challenging, few hours of practice, we all gather to enjoy a delicious lunch.
After lunch we visit the "Silly Safari", a fun activity put on for the kids of the church. Here senior Beth Boller holds a young crocodile.
Purdue Bells Director Rhonda is greatly enjoying getting to see the animals.


text: Whitewashing al-Qaeda involvement in Benghazi by John Hayward 30 Dec 2013 View Discussion Share This: In response to Even Democrat Adam Schiff Doesn't Buy NYT's Benghazi Story: I've seen a good deal of head-scratching about this portion of the big New York Times story. The paper seems to have taken the word of a few militia guys in Libya and mixed it into a remarkably thick coat of whitewash for the global terror organization. It's one thing to ask questions about how deeply al-Qaeda was involved in operational planning and execution, or to make the rather pedestrian point that links between terror organizations are nebulous by design (and occasionally quite shaky, because let us remember, these people are homicidal dirtbags who don't handle dissenting opinions well.) But it's quite another to make a headline-grabbing assertion that al-Qaeda wasn't a significant player in Benghazi, despite abundant testimony from experts to the contrary... many of whom have been previously quoted in the New York Times. You could watch the NYT expose unravel in real-time over the weekend, especially after the Sunday morning shows had run their course yesterday. Quite a few Democrat and left-leaning sources have stepped forward to vigorously dispute the NYT piece. People who were in Libya on 9/11/12 are said to be angry at the Grey Lady for its assertions. So why did they do it? The other big headline contention of the story is easy enough to understand: the Times wants to cover up Obama's lies about the "spontaneous video protest," and make it seem less outrageous that Susan Rice was sent forth into the Sunday-show scrum to repeat that false claim over and over again. They wanted to rewrite history and make it look as if Team Obama was somewhat understandably mistaken, or perhaps fumbling its messaging a bit, rather than deliberately lying. Anyone who was under the mistaken impression that Obama, Hillary Clinton, and the rest spent a couple of weeks after the attack claiming there was both a pre-planned terror attack and some unrest over the "Innocence of Muslims" video would find this part of the Times piece reassuring; everyone who remembers what they actually said, and why, finds it laughable. I'm aware of no Administration critics who claimed nobody in Libya was riled up by the video. But why risk the credibility of the entire report on sloppy allegations that al-Qaeda wasn't involved - as if that would make Ambassador Chris Stevens and his defenders any less dead? Well, that's important because Obama made all those noisy claims about how al-Qaeda was defeated, decimated, and on the run. His loyalists are eager to snip al-Qaeda out of the picture in Libya because the sacking of the consulate, and murder of the American ambassador, is not the sort of thing decimated terror groups should be able to do, while they're busy running away from Barack Obama. Also, the al-Qaeda presence in Libya makes it nearly inconceivable that no one in Team Obama was ready to deal with unrest on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. None of their other history-revision efforts make that any less of a gob-smacking, forehead-planting "what the hell were you thinking?" failure of leadership and common sense. But if Obama and Clinton supporters can airbrush al-Qaeda out of Libya, a lax posture on 9/11/12 becomes just a bit less astonishing. It's still amazing to think this team offers their completely lack of preparation for nightmare scenarios as a defense - "Don't blame us for failing to rescue the Ambassador! We didn't have any assets in place to carry out a rescue!" - but maybe that's a bit easier to swallow if you can convince yourself they didn't know al-Qaeda was busy infiltrating the country and forging ties with the local scum.


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|Ducks' Bertuzzi out at least a week because of concussion
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He is expected to be out at least a week, the team said.
Bertuzzi signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Ducks during the offseason, leaving the Detroit Red Wings.
He is coming off an injury-plagued season, having played in only 15 games last season with Florida and Detroit because of a back injury.
Bertuzzi was suspended in March 2004 for sucker-punching Steve Moore of the Colorado Avalanche during a game. He missed the rest of that season and the playoffs. He was reinstated after the lockout that wiped out the 2004-05 season.


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I decided to treat myself to a new pair of diamond earrings, I saw these on overstock and could not resist. When I got the package I got more than excpected, the diamonds are brilliant and sparkle they look really nice on the ear. I was nervous because they looked a little large in the picture online but they are the perfect size. Really very good product for the price!
I usually love my overstock diamond purchases but these were like faceted kitty litter. Opaque and cloudy. I know I2-I3 runs the risk of this but I've purchased other products in that category and they were lovely with lots of sparkle. :-( I wanted to love these but they didn't match the video at all. Settings were great, diamonds were yucky.
The earrings are petite and well made; pretty if you don't look too closely. The diamonds don't look like the illustration, but cloudy.. I expected them to be small and certainly not perfect - however, I am disappointed that the quality is not better. I like Overstock and shop here often, and will keep the earrings due to the hassle of the return process.
Stones are white as an opal. No sparkle. Not worth $10. Am returning 2 buy jewelry at a store where I can see the item. Bought a pr. of hoops as well & they're so tiny & not what I expected at all. They are also going back
Earrings were very small in size-looked like childrens earrings & are for very small/petite person withsmall earlobes
Bad experience all around. Too tiny in "real life". The ear rings were too small for a mouse. I am still upset about the experience. My wife Roared LOL!
Very nice diamond earrings I would highly recommend for anyone. They were a great value. They were sturdy. They will last for years. I would recommend them.
Gift for son's girlfriend - was a good solid purchase, she loved them, they were affordable. Just were much smaller than we anticipated.
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text: Dick Wolf Rewrites History Again with 'SVU's' Paula Deen/Trayvon Martin Mashup Print article Send a Tip by Zachary Leeman 8 Oct 2013 post a comment A recent episode of Law & Order: SVU typified the "ripped from the headlines" niche that show creator Dick Wolf famously embraced so long ago. The problem is the episode, titled American Tragedy, seemed to be informed merely by celebrity tweets and threw story to the wind to make weird political points. The episode in question capitalized on the Trayvon Martin tragedy and the whole Paul Deen debacle to create a story that had little more to say than that America is full of a bunch of racists and the Law & Order crew pities us. The episode was about a middle aged woman who is walking home one night when a young man begins following her. He keeps following her and refuses to stop. When the police arrive and find the young man dead, she claims he tried to follow her into her home and she shot him. She also happens to be a celebrity chef ... ya, it's all pretty low hanging fruit for the writers. The case in question had nothing to do with the Martin case unless you only get your information from the latest tweets of Spike Lee and other ill informed "artists." On top of that, making the woman a celebrity chef to take pot shots at Deen was another way for the writers to ignore facts and spin history any way they want. Spoiler Alert: Whereas in reality, the Martin case included a reported scuffle, the show makes no such mention of a similar altercation. It's a straight-up stalking and shooting scenario, which seemed to be how most liberals interpreted Martin's final moments. Then there's the fact that the Law & Order shooter is a rich, white celebrity chef and George Zimmerman was a middle class Hispanic man. Let's not even get into those details ... Law & Order has the right to make episodes about whatever it wants. In fact, many are incredibly well written. Case in point being this year's season opener. However, the problem with episodes like American Tragedy is that they barely qualify as writing. They're more hit pieces meant to just make political points that never make much sense. That's not exactly art. It's nothing new. Wolf and company have tried to rewrite and capitalize on history before. What's most surprising is that the Law & Order team decides to throw out episodes like this when their viewership is shrinking. You would think the goal would be to present compelling drama and character and cases. Instead the focus, at least for this episode, seems to be to justify the people from the left that jumped on the "hate" bandwagon in the Martin and Deen controversies. They attempt to capitalize on a petty controversy and a senseless murder. That's not very compelling. It's unfortunate when we see talented people that are supposed to be artists doing the same


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Victoria sightseeing tours explore popular attractions, cultural highlights and historic sites.
Flightseeing tours and boat cruises take advantage of Victoria's coastal surroundings – admire ocean views from above, or feel the spray of water on a small harbour ferry. There are also many Victoria bus tours available, along with horse-drawn carriage tours and pedicab tours. A number of driving routes begin in or pass through Victoria for more sightseeing on Vancouver Island.
Victoria is an easy city to get around on foot and there are many choices for walking tours. Walking tours (guided or self-guided) cover topics ranging from the historical influence of the British to the life of artist Emily Carr.
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Victoria floatplane tours offer spectacular views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Olympic Mountains, and the white beaches of James and Sidney islands. Fly over the Gulf Islands and land in Vancouver for a narrated tour of Stanley Park, Granville Island, Vancouver Lookout and Queen Elizabeth Park.
Board a bus to enjoy a narrated tour of Victoria and to see some top attractions, including The Butchart Gardens, Craigdarroch Castle and Beacon Hill Park. Some tour operators provide a hop-on, hop-off option, which allows visitors to spend as much time as required at their favourite stops. Choose between trolley buses, double-decker buses, coaches and open-air buses.
Victoria offers numerous boat tour options. Hop aboard a small green Victoria Harbour Ferry (nicknamed "pickle boats") for a narrated hop-on, hop-off excursion of the Inner Harbour and Gorge Waterway, or join a whale-watching tour and spot Orcas and coastal scenery.
Join one of many historical walking tours and listen to stories about turn-of-the-century buildings and landmarks. Wander through one of North America's oldest Chinatowns and light a traditional Chinese lantern to on a night-time tour. Gardens figure prominently in Victoria and walking tours explore both public and private gardens.
Learn about Victoria-born artist Emily Carr on a tour that showcases the landscapes that inspired her bold, post-impressionist paintings, followed by an interpretive viewing of her works at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
Prefer walking tours without a guide? Pick-up self-guided tour brochures that highlight Victoria's neighbourhoods, the history of crime (and those who helped keep the justice) and the city's gold rush roots.
Take in the fresh ocean air while seeing Victoria's sights in a pedicab (a bicycle-powered carriage). Listen to anecdotes while enjoying views of gardens, Beacon Hill Park and James Bay, along with seascapes and character homes. Customized tours are also available. Or relax in the passenger seat of an antique car, such as a 1926 Ford Model T or a 1954 Ford Sunliner convertible, while a guide cruises to various attractions.
Horse-drawn carriage tours are another way to see Victoria. Numerous tours are available ranging from 15 minutes to more than an hour, and offer views of the Olympic Mountains, Inner Harbour, downtown and the BC Parliament Buildings.
For a look at Victoria's thriving brewpub scene, take transit or walk between breweries and brewpubs along the self-guided Victoria Ale Trail. Enjoy hop-heavy IPAs (a Pacific Northwest favourite), seasonal selections, English-style beers and pub fare.
Head out on the open road with one of many driving routes that begin in or pass through Victoria. Start in Victoria and go sightseeing on a self-guided "coast to coast" journey of Vancouver Island on the Pacific Marine Circle Route, or follow the Coastal Circle Route to Vancouver and experience Aboriginal culture, historic sites and Sunshine Coast artists' studios.
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Tally-Ho Carriage Tours is Victoria's original horse-drawn tour company that has been creating unforgettable memories since 1903! Our professional, friendly & fun-loving tour guides will be delighted to show you our fabulous city, reveal its rich history & amuse you with funny anecdotes. Tally-Ho's herd of draft horses are extremely well-loved &respected & their health & well-being are of the utmost importance to the owners, staff & local residents who have grown attached to these amazing animals. Occasions are made special when experienced through the slow rhythm of horse's hooves!
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See the hot spots & learn basic photography principles like ISO, aperture, shutter speed, composition & more. Online photo gallery posted for each photowalk, info sheets provided so you don't have to remember everything we cover!
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Tours run year-round at Granville Island, Canada Place, Gastown, Stanley Park & Olympic Village. Indoor winter photowalks at Bloedel Conservatory, Museum of Anthropology, & Museum of Vancouver! Tours also available in Victoria!
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Experience the rugged beauty of the West Coast with Victoria's premiere whale watching company. Enjoy all the wildlife and adventure the Salish Sea has to offer in the comfort of our Three custom, state-of-the-art vessels! Our knowledgeable crew make each and every trip an inspiring and educational experience. BC Whale Tours is a company like no other ~ We simply Love what we do!!
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My wife amrita died before time she was just 29, will she can take a new body or rebirth soon on this earth
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Why do you wish her to be reborn? Pray for her soul. Let her rest in peace. If her karma is incomplete her soul may decide to be reborn to complete her karma. In any case you have no hold over her now.Answered by joyoti sen, 20 Dec '09 11:17 pm
Soul is restless,it will definitely settle somewhere.Answered by dare devil, 21 Dec '09 07:27 am
If U R really in love with her or vice versa U shd have accompanied her in her journy.After all life and death is so certain that we have to sustain with the days and live life instead cribbing past grief.God didn\'t promise days without pain, laughter without sorrow, sun without rain, but He did promise strength for the day, comfort for the tears, and light for the way. Go ahead with yr given life period.Answered by Narayana Raja, 21 Dec '09 07:24 am
Jus write to ndtv imagine..pichle janm ka raaz..& go there..Answered by rs, 21 Dec '09 12:09 am
No Sir, Just pray for her.Answered by Mohammed asim nehal, 20 Dec '09 11:04 pm
Who knows d truth after death sir.......read d geeta that may have d answers........may her soul rest in peace..............Answered by gaurav shokeen, 20 Dec '09 11:02 pm
Really sorry for that.May your dream come true.Answered by rekha agarwal, 20 Dec '09 11:01 pm


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What It Is WIth Emily and Valentine: Episode 8
Emily and Valentine are back! The topic of this episode: Separate but equal. The vloggers share their thoughts and stories of straight people who refer to their husbands, wives, boyfriends or girlfriends as their partner.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Martin Flores could not have asked for a better start to the Wells Fargo Championship. A strong finish gave him the early lead.
Flores started birdie-eagle when he holed out from the 11th fairway. Two late birdies gave him a 4-under 68 for a one-shot lead over Justin Rose in the cool, calm conditions of morning at Quail Hollow. Rose shot a 67.
Phil Mickelson, playing in the group with Rose, went from one shot behind to middle of the pack with a 75. He is seven shots behind.
Angel Cabrera, who led the first round with a 6-under 66, is among those playing in the afternoon.
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To investigate the cell tropism and pathogenicity of varicella-zoster virus (VZV) strains, we analyzed VZV replication by using SCID-hu mice that carry human fetal thymus/liver implants under the kidney capsule or as subcutaneous fetal skin implants. MRC-5 cells infected with wild-type VZV or the Oka strain, used in the live attenuated varicella vaccine, were injected into the implants. The implants were surgically removed 2, 7, 14, and 21 days postinfection. The VZV titer from infected thymus/liver implants peaked on day 7 for the wild-type strain and on day 14 for the Oka strain. Histological analysis showed necrotic areas characterized by thymocyte depletion and fibrosis. VZV protein synthesis was detectable by immunohistochemical staining in the necrotic areas and in distant regions that did not show cytopathic changes, and VZV DNA was detected by in situ hybridization in the same distribution. Fluorescence-activated cell sorting analysis of thymocytes harvested at day 7 postinfection showed that VZV proteins were expressed in CD4+, CD8+, and CD4+ CD8+ T cells; VZV was cultured from each T-cell subpopulation. The Oka strain had tropism for human cell types similar to that of wild-type VZV. T lymphocytes released infectious VZV, which is a novel and important observation about the replication of this otherwise highly cell associated virus. VZV-infected skin implants exhibited microscopic epidermal lesions that were indistinguishable histologically from the characteristic lesions of varicella. These experiments demonstrate a unique tropism of VZV for human T lymphocytes, explaining its capacity to cause viremia in natural disease, and demonstrate the value of the SCID-hu model for studies of VZV pathogenesis.
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Fort Worth will be getting greener on April 14 during the Cowtown Great American Cleanup. Volunteers from every corner of Fort Worth are signing up to clean their neighborhoods, parks, schools and even along creeks and river banks.
Even if you haven't signed up to participate in the cleanup, everyone is invited to attend The Earth Party following the cleanup activities. The Earth Party is 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. April 14 in Trinity Park near the Police and Fire Memorial off Seventh Street.
This community party celebrates Fort Worth going green in a big way. Guests can enjoy a free zero-waste lunch. If you don't know what that is, come and see how it's done.
Vocal Trash, a unique band that plays instruments using recycled items, will perform. Exhibitors will showcase something for everyone: get fitted for a kayak by Backwoods, check out how to compost in your own back yard and learn more about saving water.
For children, there will be face painting and games. Waste Management will have a recycling truck on display for all to view. The City of Fort Worth's Animal Shelter will bring its mobile adoption truck so puppies and dogs have the opportunity to be adopted and find a loving home.
There is no admission fee. Bring a blanket, pack your lunch and enjoy the afternoon.
Master Composter Course
The Master Composter course is a 15 hour class offered twice a year. The course is taught by nationally recognized instructor Larry Wilhelm. Class participants attending all three days receive the Rodale Book of Composting and a C.E. Shepherd Compost bin, and will be instructed on implementing good soil practices at home, the ins and outs of backyard composting and other sustainable practices for the home, yard and garden. Learn more.
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Recycling Center Tour
If you've ever wondered how recyclables are processed at the recycling center, join the Keep Fort Worth Beautiful for a tour from 11:30 to 12:30 Friday, Nov. 14.
America Recycles Day
America Recycles day is coming up Nov. 15, 2014. Running from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at LaGrave Field, 301 NE Sixth St., Fort Worth residents can bring up to five copier-sized boxes for paper shredding and recycling. In additiona, Fort Worth residents may bring up to four tires, light bulbs, batteries, computers, televisions and all household items (except mattresses) and fire extinguishers for recycling. America Recycles Day partners are Waste Management, Bridgestone Firestone, Lighting Resources Texas, Goodwill and Fort Worth Better Business Bureau.
Crud Cruiser Household Hazardous Waste Events
The city's Crud Cruiser will make 22 visits to Fort Worth neighborhoods in 2014 and will offer more week night events and new locations. Check the schedule to see when you can drop off your household chemicals at a mobile collection event near your home.
Cowtown Great American Cleanup
The 29th annual Cowtown Great American Cleanup is scheduled for 8:30-11:30 a.m. March 21, 2015. This is Fort Worth's largest community cleanup, and we need your help to keep it that way. Registration opens in January 2015.
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- Special Event Recycling: Check out recycling bins for special events.
- Conquer your Crud: Find out how to drop off hazardous chemicals found in your home at the Environmental Collection Center.
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