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A human disease pandemic, European honey bee colonies wiped out and an invasion of a devastating wheat disease are just three potential biosecurity threats facing Australia, according to a report released today.
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CSIRO, St Vincent's Hospital and Victorian biotech company Anatomics have joined together to carry out world-first surgery to implant a titanium-printed heel bone into a Melbourne man.
Chair of the CSIRO Board, Simon McKeon announced today that the new Chief Executive of the CSIRO will be Dr Larry Marshall.
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For the first time since his death 136 years ago a comprehensive study of scientific evidence has revealed the secrets of Ned Kelly, uncovering the truth of his burial, post-mortem and what became of his skull.
Patients recovering from heart attacks are far more likely to complete life-saving rehabilitation if they have access to a new smartphone app developed by CSIRO, research has shown.
We have received a $14.5million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to improve the productivity and incomes of smallholder farmers across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Closing the gap in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander achievement and employment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is the aim of a new CSIRO education program, funded by the BHP Billiton Foundation.
Australians have endorsed the important role mining plays in the prosperity of the nation but there is still much to be done to bolster the industry's acceptance, trust and support, according to a CSIRO report released today.
Global emissions of carbon dioxide from the combustion of fossil fuels reached a new record of 36 billion tonnes last year.
Australia's cultural institutions risk losing their relevance if they don't increase their use of digital technologies and services, new research has shown.
The world's largest collection of marine debris information has identified Australia's coastal rubbish is mainly plastic from Australian sources.
Australia's marine science community is celebrating the arrival of the new Marine National Facility research vessel Investigator into its home port of Hobart, Tasmania on Tuesday 9 September at 10am.
Australia's rare and precious rainforests, like the iconic Daintree, could have an unexpected aerial ally in the battle against weeds – autonomous helicopters.
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Spanish-speaking farmers and regulators will be better equipped to manage the impacts of pesticides on water resources thanks to a new version of CSIRO's popular Pesticide Impact Rating Index (PIRI) tool.
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On the shores of Loch Fyne, Cairndow Stagecoach Inn offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and spectacular views. There is a beer garden and sauna, and Argyll Forest Park is 10 minutes away.
Score from 257 reviews Very good
The Argyll Hotel 'A Bespoke Hotel'On the Banks of Loch Fyne, The Argyll Hotel is just 5 minutes' walk from both Inveraray Castle and Inveraray Jail, and offers a bar, restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
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With beautiful Loch Fyne less than a 1-minute walk away, Brambles provides luxurious rooms alongside its bistro and bakery in Inveraray.
Score from 196 reviews Superb
The Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa enjoys wonderful views across the Loch Fyne to the Cowal Hills. Offering en suite rooms, the Fyne Hotel boasts a swimming pool and spa.
Score from 146 reviews Very good
Nice clean hotel with friendly staff food very good too
Friendly staff, great location, nice food
Room was a bit small
Nice clean hotel with very attentive hospitable staff. Incredible vies.
Breakfast as good but I have had excellent Scottish breakfasts in similar hotels. £100 about right for the stay.
The personal welcome, the standard of the hotel and the quality of the rooms .
Breakfast always excellent, but dinner sometimes not at the same standard.
The location of the hotel is excellent and even though our room was facing the garden there were a number of sitting rooms/areas where you could access the stunning views. Our room was on the top floor so a bit of a trek but was spacious and very clean and comfortable.
Breakfast was not very good. Even though we were in the dining room in plenty of time for breakfast it was obvious that most of the food was pre-cooked and kept warm in the oven which meant that the bacon and potato scones in particular were rock hard and almost inedible.
Nice location on the water, beautiful room, fabulous food, several shared comfy living areas
Just a little noisy from the road that runs between loch and inn. View is still great though!
not overly grand but lovely in its comfortable fashion
Nice rooms, clean, and cosy. Not your standard modern business hotel, more a home from home. Great little restaurant and bar. Restaurant can get busy, and did run out of some choices on busy days. Breakfasts were great, staff excellent. Fantastic location for,touring around Argyllshire.
Last orders for the restaurant at 2030, was a little early. Missed dinner one evening, and told I would not be able to eat. To her credit the night receptionist made me a fantastic sandwich, which saved the days
Restaurant not bad, and nice selection of single malts to try, shame none of the staff knew what they were! Lounge area overlooking the Loch
Room cold at night, thin blanket no duvet small duvet. Unsafe hairdryer almost useless and smelt like it was going to catch fire (returned to reception). Worst thing though was breakfast - arrived at 0925, just before end of service, staff clock watching rushed us to order - then within minutes delivered worst scrambled eggs I've had in a long time (even after removing shell and pan scrappings), on a cold plate with pile of wet salmon and slice of lemon on the side.
The site was fantastic, the food was excellent, and the staff were most considerate.
Excellent location to explore the region, to walk in the nature. Very helpful staff. Good food in the restaurant. Wonderful breakfast!
Everything, the room, staff, food, atmosphere. A place were you could totally relax. Will be back, sorry we could only spend one night.
The stairs could be an issue for some people but we found that to be part of the character of the building.
Lovely place lovely people lovely food, hope to visit again.
Location - across the road from the loch. Big, old rambling hotel Free parking Free wifi
Old and rambling... (a plus and a minus, the balance depends on you)
Fabulous discount on our room via booking.com Beautiful room / suite, freshly decorated Nice wee lounge bar Stunning views
Didn't live up to it's reputation, came away disappointed. Short staffed. Poor quality of food, service and attention to detail in the bistro. Different price charged each time for the same round at the bar. Traffic noise from the main road. Dog friendly so we were subjected to the noise of a dog barking and howling in the adjacent room whilst its owners appeared to be blissfully unaware! Residents lounges tired and dated. Dead by 9pm Poor value for money.
Restaurant and Bistro both excellent and boos value.
Wi-fi not in bedroom
It was in a lovely location, right on the loch side, excellent service, room was comfortable and the food at the restaurant was amazing
beautiful views from room 6 great food
The hotel is wonderful, the people were very kind. Even if there were no buses in Strachur on Sunday they gave us a lift so that we could get to the next village were we could catch one. It is a peaceful place with a perfect location to get some rest. The landscape from the windows is amazing
There are not any buses on Sunday, so you need to rent a car to get around.
Excellent food Beautiful location and views Generally excellent service
Felt rushed with breakfast on the first morning because the waitress was rushing, but service for all other meals was excellent
Location was fantastic but for the very busy road immediately outside which was used by heavy logging trucks as well as being the main route to the Isle of Bute. The restaurant was well furnished and the menu had an interesting and varied selection. The wine list was good albeit a bit over-priced and the two house whites we tried were rather average and the house red was better. Excellent well-kept draught beers. The rooms were large, comfortable and well furnished with stunning views over Loch Fyne with some great sunsets.
The staff were lovely. Breakfast was nice
The first room we booked was the garden room as we had planned a special night together this room was tiny smelling of dampness and not very clean this was £120 per night the staff offered to up us for the same price to the nxt best room which should be £160 a night for the same price this wasn't any better we ended up paying for the delux room £180 this was far better than the other two but still not worth £180. The bar was small and not very clean stains all over seats. Deff would never go back
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Akeelah and the Bee -- A young girl from South Los Angeles tries to make it to the National Spelling Bee.
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An inspirational drama, Akeelah and the Bee is the story of Akeelah Anderson (Keke Palmer), a precocious eleven-year-old girl from south Los Angeles with a gift for words. Despite the objections of her mother Tanya (Angela Bassett), Akeelah enters various spelling contests, for which she is tutored by the forthright Dr. Larabee (Laurence Fishburne); her principal Mr. Welch (Curtis Armstrong) and the proud residents of her neighborhood. Akeelah?s aptitude earns her an opportunity to compete for a spot in the Scripps National Spelling Bee and in turn unites her neighborhood who witness the courage and inspiration of one amazing little girl.
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Make plans to come home again and celebrate Viking Days with your alma mater! Join us for these special events during the week, and all of your favorites on the weekend. Viking Days — one of the best times to celebrate being an Augustana Viking!
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Ole Stock (for the campus community): Ole Stock, the all-campus picnic, kicks off Viking Days week with dinner and fun for the whole family 5-7 p.m., Elmen Center. Faculty and staff: register now.
Coronation and Fireworks: Meet the 2014 Homecoming Court and see who's crowned Viking Days King and Queen, 7:30 p.m., Elmen Center.
Comedians (for students): 5:30 and 8 p.m., Kresge Recital Hall
50th Class Reunion Social (1964): 7 p.m., Fellows' Presidential Residence, 37th Street and Grange Avenue. This informal kick-off social is hosted by the 50th Class Reunion Committee. Light snacks and beverages will be served.
All Day – Gallery Exhibits:
- South Dakota 2014 Art Exhibit and Sale: Observing the State's 125th Anniversary, Center for Western Studies
- Exhibition by Donald Johnson '09, Center for Visual Arts
All Day – Augustana Business and Career Symposium: The Career Symposium provides a unique opportunity for alumni to share their career experiences with current students through panel and classroom discussions.
Honor Guard Coffee Reception: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Siverson Lounge, Morrison Commons. Honor Guard alumni are invited to begin the weekend with coffee and conversation with classmates. Honor Guard alumni are graduates from 1963 and earlier.
Chapel: 10 a.m., Chapel of Reconciliation.
Campus Tours: Morning tours begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Commons Concourse, Morrison Commons. Meet us at the Viking Days information table in the Commons for a group tour with a current Augustana student.
Langskip 5K Packet Pickup: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., Siverson Lounge, Morrison Commons. Race packets will be available for pickup. Packets also may be picked up the morning of the race.
Honor Guard Luncheon: 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., 3-in-1 Room inside Morrison Commons. A festive luncheon for graduates who have celebrated their 50th class reunion, including members of the Class of 1964 (celebrating their 50th reunion this fall). Featuring a presentation by Dr. Lynwood Oyos, professor emeritus of History, on his latest book, "Reveille for Sioux Falls." Learn more and register.
Hoops Golf Tournament: Noon at at Bakker Crossing Golf Course. Learn more and register.
Campus Tours: Afternoon tours begin at 1:30 p.m. at the Commons Concourse, Morrison Commons. Meet us at the Viking Days information table in the Commons for a group tour with a current Augustana student.
50th Class Reunion Memorial Service (1964): 1:30 p.m., Chapel of Reconciliation. A service to remember and honor departed classmates.
Rendezvous presentation on China: Students present on their home countries at 3 p.m. on Fridays in the Back Alley. Hosted by the International Program Office and Augustana International Club, this event is free and open to the public.
Froemke Chemistry Lecture: Reception at 3:30 p.m., Lecture at 4 p.m., featuring Dr. Mark Viste '92, Gilbert Science Center. Free and open to the public.
50th Reunion Social Hour and Banquet (1964): 5:30 p.m. Social/6 p.m. Dinner, Ballroom B, Sioux Falls Convention Center. Enjoy dinner, conversation and entertainment while you reminisce with your classmates. Learn more and register.
Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet: 6 p.m. Social Hour; 7 p.m. Dinner, Ballroom A, Sioux Falls Convention Center. Celebrate this year's Athletic Hall of Fame honorees at this annual banquet. Registration is required.
Augustana Volleyball vs. UMD: 7 p.m., Elmen Center. Buy tickets.
Gallery Reception and Artist's Talk: 7 p.m., Atrium, Center for Visual Arts, with exhibition by alumni artist Donald Johnson '09.
The Blast: An All-Augustana Celebration of Viking Days (recognizing the classes ending in 4 and 9): 7 p.m., Exhibit Hall, Sioux Falls Convention Center. For alumni, faculty/staff, parents and friends recognizing the reunion classes ending in 4 and 9. This special event will be held at the Sioux Falls Convention Center in the Exhibit Hall. Featuring hors d'oeuvres, blackjack and casino tables, live music, a DJ and dancing, fantastic door prizes, and areas to simply visit and catch up. Tickets are $30. Learn more and register.
Augustana Theatre Presents 'Proof': 7:30 p.m., Edith Mortenson Center Theatre. Learn more. Buy tickets.
Langskip 5K: Check in at 8:30 a.m.; race begins at 9 a.m. at 29th Street and Summit Avenue. Register.
Viking Days Pancake Feed: 9:30 a.m., Commons Drive and Grange Avenue. Come to the parade ready to eat pancakes and see faculty members (our guest pancake flippers!) from the Performing and Visual Arts departments. This is a fundraiser to benefit the PVA. Tickets will be available at the event; $7/$5 for kids.
Homecoming Parade: 10:30 a.m., College Drive (formerly 28th St.) to 33rd Street on Grange Avenue.
- To accommodate the parade, no parking will be allowed on the parade route effective 6 a.m. until the end of the parade.
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Alumni Band Rehearsal: 10:45 a.m., Lillehaug Band Room, Humanities Building. Band alumni are invited to participate in the pep band during the Vikings football game. Interested alumni should report to the Band Room for rehearsal with Dr. Paul Schilf, and will walk over to the Stadium at noon. The pep band will play in the tailgate area and then for the football game.
Visit Heritage Park: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Heritage Park is a collection of historic Great Plains buildings dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. Its facilities will be open for visitation and tours during Viking Days. Stop by Heritage Park, located on the south side of the Augustana campus, on your way to the Football Game. Here you will see the Rolvaag Writing Cabin, the Berdahl/Rolvaag House, Eggers Country School and Beaver Creek Lutheran Church. Admission is free.
Viking Days Tailgate and Vikingland: 11:30 a.m. outside Kirkeby-Over Stadium. Bring your family for lunch and games for the kids before the Vikings kickoff. Tickets will be available at the event.
50th Class Reunion Tailgate (1964): 11:30 a.m., Fellows' Presidential Residence, 37th Street and Grange Avenue. The Class of 1964 is invited to a special tailgate lunch at the President's House. Meet your classmates here before heading over to the football game. Event is free; registration required. Register.
Viking Days Football Game vs. University of Mary: 1 p.m., Kirkeby-Over Stadium. Buy tickets.
Alumni Choir Rehearsal: 4:30 p.m., Kresge Recital Hall, Humanities Building. All choir alumni are invited to sing under the direction of Dr. Paul Nesheim, director of The Augustana Choir. Alumni will sing with The Augustana Choir at Viking Days worship on Sunday in the Elmen Center.
Augustana Volleyball vs. St. Cloud: 5:30 p.m., Elmen Center. Buy tickets.
Alumni Achievement Award Dinner: 6 p.m., Minnehaha Country Club. This is a special dinner event to honor our 2014 Alumni Achievement and Horizon Award winners. Invitation only.
Augustana Theatre Presents 'Proof': 7:30 p.m., Edith Mortenson Center Theatre. Learn more. Buy tickets.
Viking Varieties: Alumni show, 7:30 p.m., Kresge Recital Hall. Buy tickets.
Viking Varieties: Alumni show, 9:30 p.m., Kresge Recital Hall. Buy tickets.
Reunion Year and Affinity Gatherings: Throughout the evening. Social events are scheduled by individual classes and organizations. See details.
Alumni Choir Rehearsal: 9 a.m., Elmen Center.
Viking Days Worship: 10 a.m., Elmen Center.
Viking Days Brunch: 11:30 a.m., Ordal Dining Room, Morrison Commons. Tickets available at the door.
GSC Farewell Open House: 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m., Gilbert Science Center. Alumni and friends are invited to join current and emeriti faculty for a day of farewells to GSC, as we knew it, and celebrations of the Froiland Science Complex, ahead. The Open House will be held following the Ground Blessing Ceremony during Viking Days Worship; and will feature student research, new renderings and a video tour, along with refreshments and lots of reminiscing. No registration required.
Augustana Theatre Presents 'Proof': 2:30 p.m., Edith Mortenson Center Theatre. Learn more. Buy tickets.
We look forward to seeing you and hope you'll join us for a weekend of exciting events!
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Lucy Barnes wrote on Apr 14, 2010 12:36 PM:
For years we've known their recommended tests miss 75% of those infected (Hopkins 2005 study); their recommended vaccine was pulled from the market after multiple law suits were filed and over a thousand adverse event reports [complaints] were filed with the FDA about their vaccine.
Their tax-payer funded research study conclusions are some of the most highly contested in the medical literature and patient communities and their insurance-friendly, "cost-effective" diagnostic and treatment protocols have been proven repeatedly to be unsuccessful.
They have actively fought all state and federal legislation that would provide funding for more accurate tests and/or that would bring all science to the table to determine the best course of action to take to help Lyme patients.
Some have actively participated in the prosecution of doctors who treat outside their restrictive guidelines and have even stooped so low as to testify against patients with Lyme who became chronically ill or disabled after following their recommendations.
Sorry if Mr. Bakken was put-out by the Attorney General's legal actions, but...
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Scientific and evidence based medicine was disregarded. Skewed summary science was applied in the making of the guidelines. (ie: Wormser states in a summary that 1 dose of Doxycycline at onset of illness will kill most Lyme disease: the actual published study states: 1 in 50 who get the prophylactic will not get Lyme (in otherwords 98% will get Lyme).
When guidelines are applied in an effort to save money for insurance companies and do not support the patient when over 40,000 other papers that support longer treatment were thrown out, there is a problem. This is why the IDSA is under fire. I am sorry Baaken feels threatened. If they would consider all science, and treat patients with dignity then maybe we would not be where we are now, asking for legislative help not to write guidelines, but to allow physicians to treat based on scientific evidence already out there. "
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The cardiologist had prescribed Zebeta and Lanoxin. They are not approved for children and the long term damage unknown, but it stopped her cardiac symptoms. The rheumatologist had her on Celebrex, for three years, then changed to another NSAID after Celebrex was removed from the market. The neurolgoist had her on neurotin, then Lyrica, then Tegretol, the Topomax for seizures. She was on humira or remicade for Chrons.
All these drugs have significant side effects at at age 14 she was given less than a year to live due to systemic failures of her kidney and liver.
Out of desparation, we searched her symptoms and found Lyme disease.
We treated with the IDSA standard, it started to go away and came back full vengence two weeks later.
We sought a specialist who against every other specialist recommendation put her on antibiotics again, and requested longer term treatment. After 6 months of improvement, followed by a steady decline, he put her on what ended up 11 months of IV Ceftriaxone. During that time her cardiology symptoms went away and she no longer needed cardiac medication, her seizures stopped and her rheumatologist said her arthritis resolved. After the IV antibiotic she was still PCR (DNA of bacteria) postiive, and CDC positive for lyme disease. We continued oral antibiotics for three more years.
Now she is a healthy 25 yr old young woman who rock climbs, mountain bikes and has normal kidney and liver and other bloodwork. She delivered a healthy baby who had no PCR or antibody evidence of Lyme disease.
Yes, I am an adovacate. I can not believe we almost lost our daughter to a disease and that the mainstream specialists could only cover symptoms. My daughter was prescribed drugs known to cause severe health issues by mainstream specialists.
Now the same mainstream specialists say antibiotics can harm patients, so we shouldnt use them long term. It doesnt make sense since they are willing to use all those other drugs I mentioned even when idicated NOT TO USE THEM WITH PEDIATRIC PATIENTS.
After realizing our family was not alone in this, we have become strong advocates, helping patients get care, rather than just covering up symptoms.
As the other writer wrote, it is too bad the IDSA is feeling threatened. However when they choose Camp A so staunchly, and it doesnt help patients, then what choice do patients have than to choose Camp B, which has many published peer reviewed papers showing efficacy. "
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Follow the money, you always find a money rat. "
chris nicole wrote on Apr 15, 2010 1:55 AM:
yes...follow the money. the IDSA should be ashamed of themselves and seek advice from those in the field acutally treating patients with lyme disease. it is because of the guidelines that people become so sick. thanks also to the documentary, under our skin for bringing this to the public in a big way. canadian tv...CTV W5 (like nbc dateline or 60minutes) called 'out of the wild' - a lyme expose in november now available online. nicole was one of those interviewed. lyme advocates...keep doing what you are doing, much like nicole and i. we are speaking with groups, large and small to bring education sorely lacking in the medical community. we also just met with a class action attorney who suggested a meeting with another attorney looking at 'charter of rights' violations in canada for nicole since she is being denied her right to health care.
this battle will continue...fight on!!! "
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Featuring nine members of the gold medalist 2008 U.S. Olympic Team and a total of 11 Olympians who have captured a combined 15 Olympic medals (nine gold medals and six bronze medals), USA Basketball revealed today 27 players who have been named to the 2010-2012 USA Men's National Team program. The selections were announced by USA Basketball Chairman Jerry Colangelo.
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about entrepreneur Nikki Durbin, 22-year old founder of 99dresses.com. The story reports that as a woman she felt she wasn't always taken seriously in the start-up world. The story gives two examples to back that point.
Durkin said an investor at a fundraising event asked her if she knew what an angel was. Durkin said to Business Insider, "I just remember thinking, I'm at this event of course I know what an angel is. I just found it really odd, and I don't know if he would say the same thing if a guy was talking to him."
That DOES sound condescending, if not downright sexist.
But of course it is out of context.
Here's some context.
I have a degree in economics, an MBA from Berkeley, and over 30 years of business experience. Do you know what question I hear in Silicon Valley nearly every time I meet with potential investors for
"Do you know what an angel investor is?"
The first time I heard the question I thought
That is terribly condescending. This person knows my background. OF COURSE I know what an angel investor is.
Then I found out I didn't know what an angel is. The definition has evolved.
The old definition of an angel was an investor who made high-risk investments in start-ups that had not yet demonstrated organic, viral growth. That sort of investor no longer exists, as far as I can tell. Maybe it never did.
Today an angel investor is, for all practical purposes, a bank that looks at virality instead of cash flow. If your start-up is already growing quickly, at least in terms of users and clicks, an angel will be happy to fund you to even faster growth. But if all you have is a great idea and beta product, no angel is interested. Nor should they be, because it is well-accepted that no one can pick an early stage winner in the start-up space.
The investors who do put money into unproven start-ups are typically friends and family. Silicon Valley lore says there are such things as seed investors that invest in the unproven start-ups of strangers, but I have not yet met such a person. Nor have I heard the name of such a person. It is a bit of a Bigfoot situation.
Today, an angel investor is similar to a venture capitalist, with the only distinction being that the latter invest higher dollar amounts. Otherwise they are the same thing. Angels and VCs prefer to invest exclusively in businesses that are already growing quickly. In the world of the Internet, fast growth is assumed to be something that can be monetized in the future.
Business Insider gives another example of the patronizing attitude that Nikki Durbin experienced. At a networking event - where math skills are high and social skills are low - a man asked if she had modeled. The article is accompanied by a
of Durbin in a stylish outfit, posing like a model.
I don't doubt that Silicon Valley's male-oriented culture is hard for women to penetrate. But I do question whether it is worse than any other business environment. If I had to guess, I'd say Silicon Valley would be among the easiest for women to penetrate because the average age for start-ups is younger, and most start-ups would strongly prefer hiring additional women. Or even one woman. The problem from their perspective is supply.
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Jul 2, 2014
So, what are you called when strangers ask you to invest in startups that haven't gone viral yet?
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Jul 2, 2014
I did not know the definition has changed. If it has, then I can understand why people ask about it. It also sounds like a way of telling people: you aren't viral enough.
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Jul 2, 2014
you said 'penetrate'
*insert beavis and butthead laugh*
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Jul 2, 2014
There are two things worth saying about this story:
1. women definitely do suffer from sexism in the workplace, get condescended to and suffer inappropriate comments about and get judged on their appearance.
2. this particular story is a terribly bad example to pick if you're trying to make point (1), for all the reasons other posters have already enumerated.
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Jul 1, 2014
When I started my business some 7 years ago, I tried like the dickens to get some type of funding. I went to VC's, angels, networking, I tried to recruit friends and hell, I even tried to give a way a piece of the action for free just to get some help in starting it up and get it going, all to no avail. So, I did it myself. All of it. Wrote the code, designed the website, I was the sales, tech support, account, bookkeeper, intern and janitor. I did it all. I used credit cards and sh!ty loans to get the ball rolling. Could I pay it all back in time? No. I filed bankruptcy and stuck it to the Man. But I kept the business and kept at it.
I now have 2 employees and cleared just under $500K last year in sales. I've reinvested everything back into the business and have worked harder than any job I've ever had. I still don't consider it a success and I still don't sleep much.
Not sure what the point was that I was trying to make, but I think it has something to do with not relying on others, including money people, but what it does take is a lot of sticking to it and making it through the tough times.
I define success as "Perseverance and luck, it's a sliding scale.". So far I've had lots of perseverance, not a lot of luck.
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Jul 1, 2014
Melvin - He was absolutely trying to compliment her! And for all of the "math geeks have no social skills" comments, it's generally true that "Have you done any modeling?" is far less likely to result in having a drink thrown on you than "Wow! Your body looks amazing!" or something like that.
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Jul 1, 2014
I don't quite agree with your definition of angels. For starters, perhaps in Silicon Valley, most start-ups are tech firmw, but here in Boston they come in all flavors. So your concept of viral growth often doesn't apply.
I've met plenty of angels at events sponsored by The Capital Network, Venture Cafe, District Hall, and myriad others. I even dated a CPA who does business valuations for start-ups. She's tall and attractive, and sees it as an advantage. It's quite helpful in getting precious face-time with angels. Then she can prove herself (which she does quite handily).
I would describe the angels here as fitting the standard definition. Think "Shark Tank" with financial statements and lots of rigor.
I also have clients in Silicon Valley who were funded by angels without viral growth. But they had proven management teams and differentiated, marketable products.
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Jul 1, 2014
Re the modeling comment: her app is called 99dresses, and is about clothing. Modeling experience wouldn't be a stretch.
Or perhaps he was just trying to complement her. There's a pretty good chance the guy doesn't get to interact with attractive young women often.
Either way, she seems overly sensitive about it.
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Jun 30, 2014
"I don't doubt that Silicon Valley's male-oriented culture is hard for women to penetrate."
You don't get a free pass just for being male. And she's obviously not a coder. Odds are, she has an easier time navigating that scene as a young hot woman than a non-technical older man would.
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Jun 30, 2014
"At a networking event - where math skills are high and social skills are low - a man asked if she had modeled. The article is accompanied by a photo of Durbin in a stylish outfit, posing like a model."
Hilarious. Reminds me of many of my female friends on Facebook. 50% of their posts are about how guys are jerks who are only interested in their appearance, and the other 50% are selfies taken in bikinis with tons of skin and cleavage showing.
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Jun 30, 2014
Back when I was working in Silicon Valley, we had a slightly different definition of an Angel than yours. An Angel Investor was a big-bucks individual who would invest in startups, as opposed to a Vencap firm that was a group organized to invest in startups using money raised from different sources.
But I'm sure a lot has changed in the past few years.
I have worked for Silicon Valley firms owned by men, and by women. Interestingly, one of the man-owned firms was purchased by one of the women-owned firms. Go figure. But then the woman-owned business was acquired by Computer Associates. Those old-timers like me will remember the woman's name: Sandra Kurtzig.
Women have come a long way since then. We all remember Carly Fiorina of HP, and of course Marissa Mayer of Yahoo! Were I a more sexist guy, I'd say 'hubba hubba' to the latter, but I am an enlightened, 21st-century metrosexual. Hee, hee.
In any case, good luck in your quest for funding. I'm sure there's an Angel out there somewhere for you, regardless of how you define it.
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Jun 30, 2014
Hi Scott - The terms "angel" and "seed" investor get somewhat interchangeable use. Let's group them together. The difference between them and VCs comes with the stage that they invest (often earlier), and the % of the company they expect to own (less, often a minority).
There are high-net-worth (HNW) individuals out there who, individually or in groups, do high-risk early stage investing. Call them angels (some of them call themselves that) or seed investors (ditto). The concept remains. (I worked at one company that was funded over years, from cradle-to-(unfortunately)-grave, by a single HNW individual).
Yes, F&F also invest at this stage, but they don't have a monopoly by any means. (and many thanks & kudos to those HNW folk willing to gamble on a good idea - keep at it!, and hopefully your successes more than cover your losses).
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Jun 30, 2014
There, there.
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Jun 30, 2014
From the article:
[Start article quote]
"Another person who also happened to be working that Saturday asked her how her company motivates her to work so hard on the weekends.
He was surprised, Durkin said, to learn that she was the company's founder.
"He just made an over assumption that Marcin was the founder because he's a man, and that all of the girls worked for him" Durkin said. "That got me a little riled up."
Marcin Popielarz is the co-founder of 99dresses, and he handles a lot of the backend technical duties that kept 99dresses running."
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I wonder if her statement of the root cause is speculation (assumption) or if she asked the offender. I doubt she asked. I have a hard time believing he would say "I assumed all of the girls work for him because he's a man", but that's me making an assumption. Also, Marcin is probably about 10 years older than Durkin. It could be age that led to the assumption, based on the other person's years of pattern recognition. She may live in a world of imagined slights.
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Jun 30, 2014
"start-ups that had not yet demonstrated organic, viral growth."
"a bank that looks at virality instead of cash flow."
From everything that I've ever seen, "organic growth" (constant rate, slow and steady, like trees) are a good thing. "Viral growth" (exponential rate, like, well, viruses) are bad. Viruses spread fast, but then burn themselves out. Organic organisms, if they survive childhood, last for years and years. Viruses cannot usually deal with a change in environment; organisms can.
I'm surprised that a bank would be happy with something that viral. Something VIRILE, OTOH, would be a good thing. But a very different thing.
Then again, what an employee (or historian) sees as "good" (stability and contribution) and what an investor sees as "good" (make lots of money, then get out before the collapse) are two different things.
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Jun 30, 2014
I would like to hire her as a model.
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Your tax dollars are also at work at the Bradley County Health Department. Each year the Health Department serves more than 13,000 women, infants and children, and screens more than 3,000 children for dental problems, while also ensuring that our local restaurants and food service businesses are clean and disease free through regular inspections.
In 2012, the Bradley County Veterans Department assisted 2,740 of our approximately 8,000 military veterans or their dependents. The department's three employees have also been heavily involved in the effort to build a veterans home in Bradley County.
The Bradley County Parks and Recreation Department operates with just nine employees. Yet, in 2012 the department served more than 3,500 children who actively participated in the county's numerous athletic programs. The department maintains 11 facilities including: three baseball parks, the girls' softball park, Charleston football and baseball facilities, Mike Burke Park, the department's office location and mows the grass at the old Waterville school and Elrod Park.
The Bradley County Clerk's office processes more than 70,000 vehicle tag renewals and more than 41,000 tag registrations each year. This is in addition to handling the paperwork for almost 800 business license applications, more than 800 marriage licenses, 31,000 vehicle titles, and 300 notary licenses. The Clerk's office also records and processes all the minutes for the County Commission meetings.
With a budget of $13,245,802, the Bradley County Sheriff's Office is charged with the safety and security of our community. However, their responsibility goes far beyond patrolling the county's 333 square miles. BCSO oversees the operation and security of the 160,000 square-foot Justice Center, provides court security for the Bradley County Courthouse and operates the County jail with an inmate capacity of 408. Each year the departments' deputies respond to an average of about 245 emergency calls a day.
Space will not permit me to elaborate on several other departments such as the Senior Center, Emergency Management Agency and Bradley County Fire-Rescue who proved their worth during the deadly storms of April 2011. The Medical Examiner's Office, Storm Water Division, County Engineering Department, Planning Department, Building Inspections, Trustee's Office, Circuit Court Clerk's office, Misdemeanor Probations, Juvenile Justice Center and the County Courts system all work hard to ensure that we continue to enjoy an enriched quality of life in Bradley County.
When you sum it all up and look at the dollars spent and services rendered, I believe we taxpayers get a lot of bang for our buck. That's another reason I am proud to say "Bradley County is Tennessee at its best."
Maybe the folks in Washington, D.C., should come and see how we do it.


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Bad Credit Refinancing
Getting a mortgage refinanced is like getting a new mortgage. You will need to show to your lender or new lender that you can pay back the borrowed mortgage and that you can be trusted to be a handed the large sum of money into your bank account. Having bad credit refinancing with low FICO score, is not a good start on a way for mortgage refinancing. Lenders will check your score, and investigate all the negative claims on your report before deciding to accept you as a borrower.
People who plan to refinance through the FHA refinancing programs, may be disappointed to find out, that the FHA accepts borrowers with 580 FICO score, but no bank or lending institute will get you approved with a score lower than 640! This situation happens because it is not the FHA who is lending the money, but the lenders. And after the sub-prime disaster of 2008/9 they are not willing to take the chances with bad credit applicants, and accept people by new and higher terms.
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The first thing you need to do, is to get your credit report from MyFico, you are entitled to get your credit report from each of the three CRAs (credit reporting agencies) once a year for free. With the credit reports you could learn what negative items are reported on your report and how does the creditors see you.
FICO Report Is Your Financial X-ray
The FICO score is a chart that examines all your credit debts and the credit balance and history. With this credit report the lenders learn about your credit worthiness and may decide if you qualify for refinancing. Having a score higher than 700 will get you accepted at any lending bank as it means that you are straight with managing your debts and pose less risk on them. Any change in the FICO score (higher or lower) will result in a change of your refinancing interest rate.
Refinancing With 600 FICO Score
If you do NOT have a FICO score over 700, than you will need to choose, either to accept the higher interest rate or to raise your score. Refinancing with a score lower than 700 means that not every lender will accept to get you qualified. This means your negotiation position has less leverage (than for people with FICO over 700 score). The lenders know their competition and know other lending institutes are just as careful as they are, so they can be more tough when negotiating the refinancing interest rates, as they know you have less options to leave the table.
The good side is that, if your credit score is at the 600, it means you have a good chance to rebuild your credit score. The negative items on your score are probably not that severe if your score is over 600, this gives you hope to begin a credit repair program and see results. These programs people with bad credit buy today are quite cheap ($37), they help gain huge financial benefits and save thousands of dollars on better rates and lower credit interest rates. You should aim at the higher 600 score (660-699) level to get better refinancing rates.
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Refinancing With Less than 600 Score
Having a FICO score of less than 600 points, places you as a person with 'bad credit' this means that in the eyes of your creditors and lenders you are a 'persona non grata' - Unwanted person or 'un welcome person'. While the creditors are making money on your high interest rates, for the lender you are a risk, a financial 'time bomb' which lending large sums of money may be a deep mistake.
The good side is that with some efforts you can change the way the lenders will see you, but for this plan to succeed you need to start right away, like as TODAY. Although the FHA accepts borrowers with score less than 600, for the maximum down payments requirement they need to see a 580 score or higher. The 2011 FHA down-payment requirements accepts FICO scores of 500-579 but only for 10% down payment financing programs.
If your credit score is below the 580, you need to undergo a personal credit repair program, which will pull you out of the financial mud you are stuck in. The 37 days repair credit program may be good place to start, or in your condition you may need a credit repair software to help you manage your credit improvement.
Going through credit repair forums you may see here and there specific lenders (usually mortgage brokers) announcing they accept the FHA 580 minimum FICO score. Though it might be wise to see the terms they offer before accepting such mortgage plans, but it shows that with some effort on fixing your bad credit you may have a chance to pick your best refinancing offer.
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Game Details
- Release Date 6/4/2002
- Publisher Acclaim
- Developer PuzzleKings
- Platform GameCube
- Genre Arcade/Puzzle
- Number of Players 4
Game Description
The evil Dr. Buc Ooze has imprisoned all the animals in the world -- in cubes! You'll have to rescue them in this puzzle game for the GameCube. Pair up similar animals to free them from their prisons. You'll have to think in three dimensions to succeed; power-ups and bonuses will help. There are five different modes of play, along with two modes of multiplayer action -- cooperative and competitive. Save the animals!
User Reviews
Average Member Rating: 3.1 out of 10
REALLY AWESOME.. (9 out of 10)
posted by PrivateRya (WALNUT, CA) on Jan 1, 2007
Member since Nov 2005
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Member since Nov 2005
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
This game will get you hooked, for life. more
Specs & Requirements
Modes Deathmatch, Team Battle, Versus, Simultaneous, MultiPlayer Co-Op
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