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Flight Centre, the travel company, has handed its media planning and buying account to Initiative.
Flight Centre: Initiative beat Total Media, All Response Media and Conrad Advertising
Initiative won the business after being shortlisted against the incumbent, Total Media, All Response Media and the travel specialist Conrad Advertising.
Flight Centre last held a review of its media arrangements in 2009, when it reappointed Total Media, which had held the account for more than five years.
Initiative's task will cover the media planning and buying for the group's flagship Flight Centre brand, as well as its First and Business Class, Round the World Experts, and Corporate Traveller brands, and the travel management company FCM.
Flight Centre's pay-per-click and search optimisation activity will continue to be handled in-house.
The majority of Flight Centre's media spend has been channelled into print. It does not currently advertise on TV or radio.
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A healthier you — or pay more
My favorite cashier at Whole Foods is a smiler. He's efficient. And he's overweight. So he's probably not going to sign up for the company's new voluntary incentive program, which offers higher employee discounts to healthier workers.
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My favorite cashier at Whole Foods is a smiler. He's efficient. And he's overweight.
So he's probably not going to sign up for the company's new voluntary incentive program, which offers higher employee discounts to healthier workers.
Whole Foods is screening employees' blood pressure, cholesterol and body mass index (BMI) to determine how healthy they are. If your BMI is 30 or higher, that means you're obese, and that you only get 20 percent off whatever you buy in the store.
But if you lower your cholesterol or knock a few points off your BMI, the company will knock another 10 percent off your Whole Foods purchases.
So if you're fit and thin, you're going to sign up for the program and buy all the bok choy you can carry, at 30 percent off.
If you're overweight, you probably won't. You won't "compete" as much as seethe with resentment and stuff it down with something from the dessert bar. Twenty percent, schwenty percent. It doesn't matter anymore.
Akuba Woolbright, Whole Foods' senior healthy eating and wellness educator, acknowledged that the BMI "is not the perfect score," but she said it's widely used by other companies and seen as the "best tool."
"We hope that knowing their number will give them the motivation to working toward health and well-being," she said. The company will even pay for a week at a "residential immersion program" (can you say fat camp?) for employees "with a long way to go."
I admire Whole Foods' effort to get people to think healthier. King County did something similar in 2005 with incredible results, which I'll get to later.
But I just can't be too quick to praise company CEO John Mackey. He's the last guy you want taking your blood pressure or looking at your chart.
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People just need to eat better, he wrote. We need to repeal government mandates on what insurance companies must cover. Insurers should compete against each other. And we should just leave health care up to corporations. They'll take care of us — right?
There were protests. Mackey defended the piece to The New Yorker, calling it his "capitalistic interpretation of what needed to be done in health care."
Ah. There it is. Mackey and Whole Foods may profess to want the best for all of us. But he's a capitalist. He really just wants a better bottom line.
And that doesn't bode well for anyone who works for a private company.
It may no longer be enough just to do a good job, to stock shelves in record time, create produce mosaics, or have your register come out even every time.
What will stop employers from following us home, poking around in our cupboards and medicine cabinets, and asking if we're going to eat that, smoke that, drink this and is this your Prozac? Are you depressed?
"The compensation should be based on your doing the job," said Victoria Vreeland, a Seattle attorney who specializes in employment law. "It shouldn't be other things that the employer thinks are good."
Employee wellness programs, if done well and for the right reasons, can be a big boost not only to employers' health-care expenses, but employees' lives.
In 2005, King County started offering employees lower out-of-pocket health-care expenses if they participated in an annual health-risk assessment and follow-up action plan. It provided on-site Weight Watchers meetings and flu shots, and sent out information on diet and exercise.
Perfect. Nonintrusive. Respectful. Everyone treated the same.
It's no wonder 90 percent of the employees are participating. As a result, the county is now spending $18 million less on employee health-care expenses than projected; and county employees and families have made improvement in 12 out of 14 health indicators like body weight and cholesterol.
Whole Foods employees could enjoy those same benefits, but I wonder about the cost — privacy? a job? — and whether Mackey is the only one who is really going to cash in.
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Good pool and the apartments were well equipped and spacious with personal terrace and sun beds. Bus went from outside the complex into Blanca though we chose to take the 20 minute walk. Taxis back were cheap.
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The apts were well planned, spacious, good facs and clean. The complex was excellently maintained, pools and pool area super, although the mini golf was a little tired. On complex catering similarly good.
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The grounds and accommodation were very good and most of the staff were excellent. The resort felt very safe. Good value for money
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Staff v friendly and genuine - villa v spacious and well equipped - no reserving sunbeds rule brilliant - was always space - pool bar good for breakfast and lunch
We love the accommodation and grounds. It is always peaceful and tranquil. Just what we need from our holiday.
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Absolutely fantastic accommodation, clean modern facilities. Friendly efficient professional caring staff. Ruby's pool bar served good quality food at reasonable prices....altogether a wonderful holiday.
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A short ride from Lanzarote's fabulous beaches, these stylish apartments are built in a typical, white-village design and have a great outdoor pool. Enjoy the landscaped grounds and bar-restaurant.
Soak up Lanzarotes sunshine on the private balcony of your Jardines del Sol Bungalow. Be adventurous in the kitchen and lovingly prepare meals in the well-equipped interiors. Relax with a drink in the stylish living area.
Kids will have fun and make new friends in the play area and you can have fun with the whole family with the over-sized chess set. Enjoy a good book in the shade of the exotic plants of the Jardines del Sol's pretty gardens.
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Boutique Hotel H10 White Suites - Adults Only Boutique Hotel H10 White Suites - Adults Only is built in a traditional, whitewashed Canarian style, and is in Lanzarote's Playa Blanca. It is in a small fishing village in the south of the island.
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With a beachfront location just 50 yards from Playa Dorada Beach, Hesperia Playa Dorada provides free Wi-Fi, a field and putt golf course, 6 pools, Turkish baths and a fitness center.
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Featuring 4 outdoor pools and charming white bungalows with terraces, Hyde Park Lane is a 10-minute walk from Los Pocillos Beach. This complex is on 7.5 acres of gardens.
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This hotel is absolutely worth the money - I would have paid more for this experience. Very friendly and competent staff, beautiful facitilies. I found the fact that the Wifi is not included actually very good because it prevented me from checking my work emails. Extra tip: Rent a car if your staying for one or two weeks, it's cheap and practical.
All the staff are brilliant, very friendly and helpful. The complex is clean and quiet.The Villas are spacious and very well equipped. The restaurant has a varied menu at reasonable prices, we especially thought the BBQ was very good value. Likewise the staff here are good. I can honestly say that all the staff from cleaners to management do there best to ensure you have a great holiday.
Cost of WiFi is expensive, especially when you can get in every restaurant in town for free.
Good pool and the apartments were well equipped and spacious with personal terrace and sun beds. Bus went from outside the complex into Blanca though we chose to take the 20 minute walk. Taxis back were cheap.
Didn't get into apartment til after 4 despite the resort ringing us to enquire what time we would be arriving. We had a four hour wait to get into our room which was frustrating.
The apts were well planned, spacious, good facs and clean. The complex was excellently maintained, pools and pool area super, although the mini golf was a little tired. On complex catering similarly good.
Agree that WIFI costs seemed a little extreme and it would have been good if such was free or at least there was some allowance.
Everything was fantastic...
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The grounds and accommodation were very good and most of the staff were excellent. The resort felt very safe. Good value for money
The bar is a little uninspiring. Free wifi would be nice
Staff v friendly and genuine - villa v spacious and well equipped - no reserving sunbeds rule brilliant - was always space - pool bar good for breakfast and lunch
Wi-fi charge per device v expensive- prob off-putting for family with teenagers but probably no harm to have a social media detox - checkout at 10 too early for late flight and wasn't negotiable
We love the accommodation and grounds. It is always peaceful and tranquil. Just what we need from our holiday.
Not having access to free WiFi. Felt the cost of WiFi too expensive!! We felt cut off
Location, accommodation, facilities
Cost of wifi absurd!!
Spacious villa with plentiful of outdoor space
Noise from the road, hotel hl across the road with music blurring out all day long
Attention to detail someone actually thought about what holiday makers really need and this was provided first class
Wifi way way over priced seriously in this day and age to try and charge the prices was just ridiculous
Absolutely fantastic accommodation, clean modern facilities. Friendly efficient professional caring staff. Ruby's pool bar served good quality food at reasonable prices....altogether a wonderful holiday.
The quality of the villas was excellent
It was a struggle to always get a sun bed by the pool.
Stayed in 3 bed villa early Aug 2014. Massive!! Worth the money. Spectacular views across to Fuerteventura from your own private sun terrace. Exceptionally clean well kept resort, friendly helpful staff, spacious, modern clean, well equipped accommodation. Very secure with keycard entry into the resort and into your accommodation. Taxi rank right outside the accommodation and rarely waited more than a few minutes for a taxi. 3 euro to Playa Blanca town centre for restaurants at night. Plenty of taxis available in town centre to get you back. 10 min walk to nearest beach. Resort can organise car and bike hire, plus ferry bookings if required. Nothing too much trouble for staff there. You will not be disappointed if you book here. Most, if not all, of your expectations will be met.
Pool not quite big enough if you like a good swim to exercise. Don't be fooled by some photos on the internet showing nobody around the pool and loads of empty sunbeds, in Aug you will struggle to get a sunbed around the pool in the afternoon if you have been elsewhere in the morning and fancy sunbathing by the pool in the afternoon on your return. They do have a 'no reserving sunbeds with towels' policy but not sure if this is being enforced? We saw loads of sunbeds with towels on but no bodies!! Our pet hate when abroad and you see it happening everywhere not just at jds.
Has everything and more! The resort has thought of all the little things. Very luxurious.....comfiest sunbeds ever!
That I had to come home!!!!!
Loved everything about this classy establishment. We booked a one bed apartment but got a 2 bed villa with its own private outdoor area. Shake a cat at that why don't you! Staff were excellent and very helpful. Pool area great and catered to all ages. Very spacious, 2 bathrooms, lovely decor, aircon included. We had to pay extra for wifi in the villa but the connection was good and we Skyped home quite a bit. The kitchen had everything you could ask for, and a welcome pack to get you started. We needed to buy more sugar, tea, washing tablets and dishwasher tablets, to be expected.Restaurant Ruby's was nice, we ate there a couple times but ate in a lot. Nice takeaway roast chicken place in faro park which our little one loved. The location is safe and nice but a bit out so I'd recommend a car. Romantica restaurant in town was yum, go early if you've wee ones. Overall a beautifully laid out, spacious accommodation which we would have no trouble recommending. Go, you won't regret it!
No UK tv channels on the island anymore wahhh! Not a requirement for a lot of folk I know but tv helps to keep you sane in the evenings when you're housebound with a 2year old. We brought a laptop and a cable to connect it to the tv and watched films on that. Think you can get films on loan from reception and books too maybe for free if you're stuck.
Everything you could wish for in appartments, so clean and pristine. Great sunloungers even on your terrace. Even give you washing powder. Best appartments stayed in. Definatley be going back .
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If you prefer a quiet place to chill out all day as opposed to being in the middle of the action this is your place. Staff is very friendly and the apartments are in very good condition and come equipped with all the white furniture you need (dishwasher, washing machine, etc). The pool area is spotless and guaranteed to keep the little ones busy for a few days!
Master bedroom mattress was a bit hard compared to average (I travel a lot). Also ad stated it sleeps 6 which it does but 2 are on a couch in the living room. Not necessarily a bad thing just managing expectations.
Fully equipped villa's in pleasant setting and quiet surroundings.
The very expensive cost of Wi-Fi
Both accommodation and staff were exemplary.
Everything was good could not complain
We are seasoned visitors to Jardines del Sol for the simple reason the air conditioned villas are superb and the pool area and gardens are second to none. We always have a restful and tranquil holiday. We love it and are going again in September
We feel there are no negatives but can see that maybe it would be a little quiet for some people.
The apartment was excellent home from home so no need to to bring anything eg hairdryer or bottle opener. The staff were friendly with lots of hot tips - where to eat etc.
Although 20 minutes walk it is such a boring walk however the taxis which park outside the site are cheap.
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I am working on a project in which, we need to add nodes from xml file with <machine> and <service> tags. I am new to prefuse. please let me know how can I achieve this.
Thanks a lot for the help and your time!
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Do you mean initially adding the nodes or do you mean later adding nodes to an existing prefuse graph (both based on your xml format)?
I think writing a XSL Stylesheet that transforms your xml to GraphML is the way to go. Prefuse contains classes that automatically read xml files that are in GraphML format.
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Hi, I have my xml in GraphML formalt. I am using the SocialNet example for my project. In that example, it takes the <node> elements in the xml for add nodes in the graph. Now, I need to customize it so that I can add nodes from the <machine> and <service> tags.
Is there any possible way to achieve this?
Thank you!
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Hi, I have my xml in GraphML formalt.
Now, I need to customize it so that I can add nodes from the <machine> and <service> tags.
If you have <machine> and <service> tags, than your xml is NOT in GraphML format.
Maybe you can convert it to a format readable by GraphMLReader, for example like below. Either convert your existing xml or maybe you can tweak the source which generates your xml file.
<node id="1">
<data key="name">name_1</data>
<data key="machine">m_1</data>
<data key="serivce">s_1</data>
<node id="2">
<data key="name">name_2</data>
<data key="machine">m_2</data>
<data key="serivce">s_2</data>
Otherwise, sorry, I didn't understand fully. Then please say why it doesn't work (errors?) for you and what you tried to resolve it.
regards, Björn
Hi Björn,
Thanks man! I had my xml restructured and now its working fine. :-) Also, while browsing through the docs, I found a Graph constructor with node schema and edge schema. How do I make my schemas for this to work?
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Wainbridge, on behalf of Wainbridge Estates Belgravia, has completed the acquisition of 11-15 Grosvenor Crescent from Grosvenor for GBP114m in an off-market transaction.
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"London's status and desirability as an international centre means that these extremely exclusive properties are in very high demand and, as one of the only major new build residential development schemes in Knightsbridge/Belgravia, we anticipate that we will be able to achieve premium values."
Edouard Fernandez, principal and co-founder, Wainbridge, says: "This emblematic scheme builds on and is a continuation of our experience in Monaco, Cap Ferrat, St Barths, St Tropez, Paris, where some of our most iconic and luxurious residences are based. We are very pleased to have been chosen by Grosvenor to deliver such a high-profile project which further highlights our extensive experience in super-prime residential development, our access to high-end users and our institutional level asset management capabilities."
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Jan 30 2015
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A new study reveals that Canada's Conservative government is not an accurate reflection of our population. Now that could encompass a whole myriad of things (and it does).
Unspooling justice: 'Selma' tells story of civil-rights movement
Jan 29 2015
Amy Goodman
The film "Selma" follows one of the key moments in the civil-rights movement, the 1965 marches from Selma to Montgomery, best remembered for "Bloody Sunday" on March 7.
Peoples, Palestine, and the Crushing of Free Speech: Steven Salaita
Jan 29 2015
Jase Tanner
Professor Salaita is at the centre of an international protest against academic censorship. He spoke in Vancouver January 14.
Reviving Canada's conversation on anti-Blackness
Jan 19 2015
Valérie Bah
We've only just broken the surface when it comes to addressing institutionalized racism in Canada.
Je suis Saïd et Chérif Kouachi?
Jan 14 2015
Corrie Scott
Are the slogans 'Je suis Charlie' or 'Je suis Ahmed' really recognizing the nuances of the Charlie Hebdo shootings? Should we try 'Je suis Saïd et Chérif Kouachi' to recognize our own potential evil?
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Jan 13 2015
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CBC coverage of the RBC scandal failed to contextualize temporary foreign worker abuse or outsourcing practices.
The false debate between freedom of expression and religious extremism
Jan 9 2015
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After the deadly attack on French magazine Charlie Hebdo, many reduced the event to a confrontation between an armed jihadist and a pen. A simple representation, yet it is powerful and misleading.
La 'civilisation occidentale' et le lourd héritage du colonialisme
Jan 9 2015
Pierre Beaudet
Pour être loyal à la tradition de Charlie-Hebdo, il faut empêcher une dérive autoritaire et anti-immigrante au nom de la "civilisation".
Charlie Hebdo murders show some speakers are freer than others
Jan 8 2015
Michael Stewart
The attacks on the offices of the French satirical publication should not be read as an attack on free speech -- not until provocative utterances from marginalized people are defended as strenuously.
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The first time I saw my father's book The Silver Sword being transferred to another medium was in 1957. I was 7, and Dad took me and my older sister Helen up to Shepherd's Bush, where a black-and...
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With Union Jack flags fluttering the length of Regent Street, London, you can certainly tell that there's some sort of celebration in the air.
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In Part 1 of 'Quizzical' Russell referred to mild-mannered Wilfred Pickles as a herbivore, while the more irascible Gilbert Harding was described as a carnivore. And it is perhaps difficult to envisage Harding getting the best out of the good people of Ramsbottom. But with the more media-savvy...
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Some radio programmes seem to appear on air fully-formed, almost overnight - others have a somewhat longer gestation period. Let's Get Quizzical - Russell Davies's two-part history of the radio panel game and quiz show - falls most definitely into the latter camp.
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After we bid a fond farewell to BBC Radio 7 after over 8 years on-air - what a delight to be able instead to welcome you to the world of BBC Radio 4 Extra.
Whether you're a newbie or one of our loyal band of followers - I can promise you plenty to enjoy in our new schedule, which kicks off tomorrow at...
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Editor's note: it's a new Archers drama. It's going to be on Radio 4 Extra twice a week and you'll be able to download it as a free podcast. More information from scriptwriter Keri Davies on The Archers blog - SB.
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Today we announced a series of new programmes which will be appearing on our digital radio stations. Also, we confirmed that we are changing the name of BBC Radio 7 to BBC Radio 4 Extra in April. You can find all the details in the press release.
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Starts black road.
Having fun.
Kill guys.
Spend 8k on ammo for rifle.
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Find's a lone fat creature with 4 legs and fat.
Proceed to shoot at it.
6 clips later its dead from head-shot over and over. (used like 2k money just from shooting it)
Check its body and find a new item.
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Dont take away to much ingenuity of the code away. That would remove innovation and incur bordom.
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This guy looks like some of the characters he has created.
Iv signed up to be a modeler for this mod guys so start looking for a lua coder.
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They are but its not baised on that.
7 years before the subway ceiling had bathroom tiling.
Its an ability of the demon silly :P.
You are assuming that these are human born demons or somthing?
These demons are hellspawn.
Yes, Just so you know this infrastructure is only being used for one level and and if it is in another it is because it is created by the same organisation.
We all so have detail models going onto these ones to mix it up a bit.
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Opening in the ceiling?
most definitely, its like they have made work to stand as example for the source engine its that good.
Thankyou for the suggestion of the static machine guns, i have come up with a solution for my problem and will give a screenshot if it works out soon...
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FILM / The Last Detail: The western is back. But whatever happened to the white picket fence?
There's a point to this inventory of subjective prejudices, which is that, while I too welcome Eastwood's resurrection of the genre, it's perhaps worth recalling that it encompasses only one type of western, not necessarily the finest or most characteristic. This is the rural western of majestic natural locations, of desert and canyon, of lowering skies filling two-thirds of the screen and great sudden thunderstorms as if God had blown into a cosmic paper bag and burst it over the world.
There used, though, to exist another, humbler species, one without Indians, without pretensions and practically without scenery. Its action would be contained entirely within a one- street town, its topography as immutable as its iconography. The sheriff's office (with jailhouse). The livery stable. The telegraph office. The saloon. The schoolhouse. The schoolmarm's house (with white picket fence). The church. The funeral parlour (out of which, after a shoot-out, the local undertaker would rush with a tape measure). The plots, too, were more or less immutable, about justice and vengeance, mostly, and often rather noir-ish in tone: it's not by chance that, when the masterpiece of the genre, Rio Bravo, was remade, it was as a modern urban thriller, John Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13.
The term 'urban', in fact, well describes this type of western, the type I like, the type that has truly died. Considering its deference to the classical unities of time, place and action, it could also be thought of as 'Aristotelian'. Considering, finally, the enclosed toytown artifice of its setting, the best word, paradoxically, may be 'theatrical'.
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Notice: From the 6th January until the 13th February we will be opening the house and parts of the garden by guided tour only. The house tours will be at 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 1.30 and 2.30 and are reliant on volunteer availability. The cafe will open at 9am as usual.


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The Liberian government has closed most of the West African nation's border crossings and introduced stringent health measures in a bid to curb the world's deadliest-ever outbreak of Ebola.
Meanwhile, one of Liberia's most high-profile doctors has died of Ebola, officials said Sunday (local time), and an American physician was being treated for the deadly virus, highlighting the risks facing health workers trying to combat an outbreak that has killed more than 670 people in West Africa - the largest ever recorded.
In Liberia's capital of Monrovia, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said the government is doing everything to fight the virus including inspecting and testing all outgoing and incoming passengers by Liberia's airport authority.
''All borders of Liberia will be closed with the exception of major entry points. At these entry points, preventive and testing centres will be established, and stringent preventive measures to be announced will be scrupulously adhered to,'' she said.
Ebola can kill up to 90 per cent of those who catch it, although the fatality rate of the current outbreak is around 60 percent. Highly contagious, especially in the late stages, its symptoms include vomiting and diarrhoea as well as internal and external bleeding.
Under the new measures, public gatherings such as marches, demonstrations and promotional advertisements also will be restricted.
Despite efforts to fight the disease, the virus continues to spread.
Dr Samuel Brisbane, a top Liberian health official, was treating Ebola patients at the country's largest hospital, the John F. Kennedy Memorial Medical Center in Monrovia, when he fell ill. He died Saturday, said Tolbert Nyenswah, an assistant health minister. A Ugandan doctor died earlier this month.
A 33-year-old American doctor working for relief organisation Samaritan's Purse in Liberia tested positive for the disease on Saturday.
The American physician, 33-year-old Dr Kent Brantly, was in Liberia helping to respond to the outbreak that has killed 129 people nationwide when he fell ill, according to the North Carolina-based medical charity, Samaritan's Purse.
He was receiving intensive medical care in a Monrovia hospital and was in stable condition, according to a spokeswoman for the aid group, Melissa Strickland.
''We are hopeful, but he is certainly not out of the woods yet,'' she said.Early treatment improves a patient's chances of survival, and Brantly recognised his own symptoms and began receiving care immediately, Strickland said.
A second American, a missionary working in the Liberian capital, was also taken ill and was being treated in isolation there, said the pastor of a North Carolina church that sponsored her work.
Nancy Writebol was gravely ill and in isolation in Monrovia, her husband, David, told a church elder via Skype, according to the Reverend John Munro, pastor of Calvary Church in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Munro said the couple, who had been in Liberia for about a year, insisted on staying there despite the Ebola threat. ''These are real heroes - people who do things quietly behind the scenes, people with a very strong vocation and very strong faith,'' Munro said.
Ominously, Nigerian authorities said on Friday that a Liberian man died of Ebola after flying from Monrovia to Lagos via Lome, Togo. The case underscored the difficulty of preventing Ebola victims from travelling given weak screening systems and the fact that the initial symptoms of the disease - including fever and sore throat - resemble many other illnesses.
Health workers are among those at greatest risk of contracting the disease, which spreads through contact with bodily fluids.
Photos of Brantly working in Liberia show him swathed head-to-toe in white protective coveralls, gloves and a head-and-face mask that he wore for hours a day while treating Ebola patients.
Earlier this year, the American was quoted in a posting about the dangers facing health workers trying to contain the disease. ''In past Ebola outbreaks, many of the casualties have been health care workers who contracted the disease through their work caring for infected individuals,'' he said.
There is no known cure for Ebola, which begins with symptoms including fever and sore throat and escalates to vomiting, diarrhoea and internal and external bleeding.
At least 1201 people have been infected in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, according to the World Health Organization, and 672 have died. Besides the Liberian fatalities, 319 people have died in Guinea and 224 in Sierra Leone.
The WHO says the disease is not contagious until a person begins to show symptoms. Brantly's wife and children had been living with him in Liberia but flew home to the US about a week ago, before the doctor started showing any signs of illness, Strickland said.
''They have absolutely shown no symptoms,'' she said.
Besides Brantly and the two doctors in Liberia, Sierra Leone's top Ebola doctor and a doctor in Liberia's central Bong County have also fallen ill.
The situation ''is getting more and more scary,'' said Nyenswah, the country's assistant health minister.
Meanwhile, the fact that a sick Liberian could board a flight to Nigeria raised new fears that other passengers could take the disease beyond Africa.
An outbreak in Lagos, a megacity where many lived in cramped conditions, could be a major public health disaster.
The West Africa outbreak is believed to have begun as far back as January in southeast Guinea, though the first cases weren't confirmed until March.
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Cons: Wish it was a true 8 core.
Other Thoughts: I'm coming from an Athon64x2 4000 and it's night and day faster.
READ FULL REVIEWThis review is from: ASRock Z87M PRO4 LGA 1150 Intel Z87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: Legacy PCI slots, parallel, and serial ports (for those that need them). Nice UEFI screen. Excellent control over fan speeds via UEFI, the ASROCK A-tuning app, and yes, Speedfan also works but it mislabels the fans, lol. I put in the CPU, memory, hooked up the necessary cables and it fired right up.
Cons: None as of yet.
Other Thoughts: Not as advanced as the "extreme" series but definitely more so than the basic "B" and the "H" series chipsets. This board packs a lot of bang for the buck and will make for a good mid to upper mid range system. No mention of Nvidia SLI support but it does support AMD Crossfire. Mine is paired with a core i7 4771 and 16GB of Gskill ram.
READ FULL REVIEWThis review is from: Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro - 64-bit
Pros: Boots faster than Win 7 (esp. with fast boot enabled). Better memory management. Big time enhancements to task manager!
Looking forward to win 8.1 update 1 to roll out soon...
Cons: Don't care much for the "modern" interface. Also, why must MS make the CD KEY so bloody small? Not all of us have perfect vision!
READ FULL REVIEWDisplay Name: Ronnie B.
Date Joined: 03/19/03
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