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Spanning the Niagara River between Ontario and upper New York, the thundering falls are one of Canada's top tourist destinations, drawing over 14 million people annually. They look good by day and by ... Read more
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3930 Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City, Los Angeles, CA 90230, United States of America – Show map
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Not such a great neighborhood but very central for getting around to all LA sites. Big plus for saving time. Free parking, breakfast and wi-fi a very good value.
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location, free parking and wifi
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comfy bed quiet easy to access all parts of city
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The room was really comfortable. It had all the amenities I needed mini fridge, microwave, TV, wi-fi, and the bed was super comfortable.
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The area was great close to everything.
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Really nothing only your wifi
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maids were xlnt,so was staff.article of clothing lost.hr later,incredible maid presented it to me.wow,couldnt find her next day to show my thanx.
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location and staff were good breakfast ok
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The proximity of the hotel to family and easy access to the freeway--complimentary quick breakfast
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Featuring easy access to major area interstates as well as to popular attractions including Sony Studios and downtown Los Angeles, this hotel provides comfortable accommodations along with many thoughtful amenities.
The Ramada Culver City is located only a short drive from the exciting Santa Monica Pier and vibrant Venice Beach. Beverly Hills, Universal Studios and Hollywood are also only a short distance away.
Guests staying at the Culver City Ramada can start each day with a free continental breakfast or with a cup of coffee from in-room coffeemakers. The hotel also offers free passes to a nearby fitness center along with an on-site convenience store.
Culver City is highly rated by guests for: Warm Weather, Beach Walks, Restaurants
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Just off I-405 and only minutes from Los Angeles International Airport with free 24-hour shuttle service, this hotel offers many exceptional amenities, including shuttle service to Manhattan Beach.
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Best Western PLUS Carriage Inn This Sherman Oaks, California hotel is minutes from beautiful beaches and area attractions including Universal Studios, and offers an on-site 24-hour restaurant and discount theme park ticket sales.
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Located off of Interstate 405, this Culver City hotel is 2 miles from Sony Pictures Studios. It features a 24-hour front desk, free on-site parking and free Wi-Fi. All suites have a satellite TV.
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The Concourse Hotel at Los Angeles Airport – A Hyatt Affiliate Featuring a free 24-hour transportation service to LAX, The Concourse Hotel at Los Angeles Airport features an outdoor pool. Each spacious room includes free Wi-Fi.
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Great Location Friendly Staff
Breakfast could be better Fridge had a smell (Had to keep it open for a while before it was fine an hour later)
i alwayse enjoy booking Ramada hotels anywhere I go because I know ill be very satisfied this hotel has a gret staff members and its really close to everything in LA
We made a reservation for 4 of us. We said we would be there between 5 and 6pm. We got there at 6:30pm to find our rooms were gone. She stated she called me and she didn't.
Not such a great neighborhood but very central for getting around to all LA sites. Big plus for saving time. Free parking, breakfast and wi-fi a very good value.
Outdated. Get rid of old carpeting and old drapery. It would feel much cleaner.
comfy bed quiet easy to access all parts of city
The room have no hanger, I told front desk but never come .
The room was really comfortable. It had all the amenities I needed mini fridge, microwave, TV, wi-fi, and the bed was super comfortable.
The only issue was my key card deactivated after one night and I was booked for 2. But got one right away from the clerk. She was very sweet.
The area was great close to everything.
The wyfi didn't work. Brought my own.
This is the second time I am staying there.Everything is good other then one day they did not clean our room. When we asked at least give us some towel. They told us after 5 pm they can not give us . And the receptionist was very rude.
Yeah! So it wasn't our greatest experience or choice, but sadly it was the cheapest in CA Location is good though and if you wanna place to sleep in it might be good for you
Price is too high for its level of service. Yes they have "free breakfast" but it was only pre-baked things from at least two days ago!! Bagles were too hard to shew, donuts don't look appealing and don't let me start on the pancakes! Ugh! We had to change the door key twice because it wasn't working Ironing table was broken and we asked the room service to change it and we left some tip! And guess what? They took the tip and didn't change it! The next day, they cleaned the room and put fresh towels without making the beds
The rooms were clean and comfortable. Running the AC can mask the street noise. This hotel was conveniently located for us.
They offer continental breakfast but in a tiny area that gets very crowded. The desk staff was responsible for the food replenishment. The girl left the desk for 20 min. and soon there was no food left.
breakfestroom only for 10 people. very few things to eat.
Over all good value, good location easy to get bus from nearby to wherever we wanted. Ok breakfast. Comfy beds large rooms.
Slightly tatty but fine.
Really nothing only your wifi
Cleanses Staff adittude was horrible and I never ever go back to that place and I will to everybody The most important thing for me and everyone is customer service which was very poor Sorry but may be you guys should look for the people who are working for you more Another thing when we saw your website everything was beautiful and nice but when we got there it was so disapointing that was one of the poor point for you guys sorry
Rooms are set up with these spa tubs. Complete waste of space. When other people are using their spa tubs in their rooms, it was super noisy. Kept us up all night long and staff refused to do anything about it! Ghetto and scary neighborhood. Will never go back!
fair for the amount paid car park and WIFI free
could have been cleaner and choice of food for breakfast (needed more variety)
maids were xlnt,so was staff.article of clothing lost.hr later,incredible maid presented it to me.wow,couldnt find her next day to show my thanx.
loud outside,children,etc.,maybe being nxt to elevator was a poor choice.
The location and the wifi
The room needs to be updated and painted.
Free parking
The poor state of facilities, the roof leaked in our room from the bathroom above leaving the bed wet. The hotel facilities do not justify the Ramada brand or 3 stars
Very convenient location
Bed and pillow were spongy. Bathroom was dirty. Wallpaper was torn. Air conditioning is right next to you on the bed. Breakfast was awful.
Everything except wifi which wasn't our main need!
Location. Car park.
Could here neighbours above a lot, kept us awake. Room was smelly and a bit dated. Tv remote did not reach from bed. Poor choice and space to eat at breakfast.


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"Made this for my family the other night and it was great! We all loved it! I used low sodium beef broth to keep it from being overly salty and I deglazed with red wine. Roasted at 275 for a few hours with chunks of onions, unpeeled carrots, and POTATOES and it was wonderful. Will have a hard time doing a crock pot roast again after this!


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Phreak, i think i started to think your the best GUY i know
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Okay, she may be an awesome champ, but she is too damn powerful. Specifically, that W. Oh, you're going to build armor against me? Here, let me hit you 3 times and shred it. Oh, you wanna build more health against me? Let me hit you three times and deal damage to your max health. The only way to counter that is to continually stack a ludicrous amount of armor. I mean, when you look at the scaling, 1% extra damage per 35 bonus AD, that means a Bloodthirster and Black Cleaver, with a total of 150 AD between the 2 of them, give her at least 14% of your max health in damage once it hits level 5. Riot, I will congratulate you on making a very cool champ, but a very broken one at that. Giving them a way to counter either way a person could defend against her through a single ability is just wrong.


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Cramer said Tibco is in a tough business and commended Ranadive for coming on the program and taking the blame. He fell short of recommending Tibco but told investors that it is entirely possible to miss big then come on strong thereafter.
Gambling on MGM
In this uncertain market, investors can bank on a good old-fashioned turnaround story, Cramer told viewers as he featured MGM Resorts (MGM - Get Report), a company that's not beholden to the stalemate in Congress nor the outcome of the fiscal cliff.
Cramer explained that MGM was on death's door in 2008, when the company's new CEO took over and started a relentless march towards fixing its many problems. Like many casino operators, MGM took on far too much debt in the go-go 2000s, only to be hit hard when the recession took hold. But now traffic in Las Vegas in on the mend, rising 3% this year and approaching its 2006 highs.
Cramer was also quick to note there are no plans to build new casinos in the next few years, giving MGM further room to recover.
MGM is in the middle of refinancing much of its high-interest debt at rates between 9% and 13% with far more reasonable terms. The company has already retired $4 billion of debt over the past five years. Adding icing to the cake, MGM owns 51% of its business in China's Maccau, a privilege that only six operators have been given thus far. MGM has a second casino under construction, which will only further add to its bottom line in the coming years. Adding it up, Cramer said MGM, a stock he hasn't spoken about in years, is now giving investors three ways to win: a rebound in Vegas, a better balance sheet and a pickup in Maccau.Lightning Round
In the Lightning Round, Cramer was bullish on Enterprise Products Partners (EPD), Dunkin Brands (DNKN) and Snap-on (SNA). Cramer was bearish on Pandora Media (P).Shining Blackstone
If Washington could only solve the fiscal cliff, we could indeed have a pretty strong bull market, said Cramer. That means a stock like Blackstone Group (BX - Get Report) would become an excellent investment. Cramer explained that Blackstone makes money in a multitude of ways. First, it's a hedge fund that makes a percentage off the amount of money it has under management. On a fiscal cliff resolution, more people are likely to leave bonds, said Cramer, in favor of Blackstone's higher-yielding funds. Next, Blackstone also buys up troubled companies, fixes them and returns them to the IPO market, a market that would yield higher prices with a booming economy. Blackstone is also a real estate play, said Cramer, as the company has $54 billion in real estate holdings including Hilton Hotels, another winner if the economy takes off. Shares of Blackstone currently trade at just 7.3 times earnings with a 19% growth rate. Cramer admitted he hasn't liked the opaque nature of how Blackstone makes its money. But with so many ways to win in a booming economy, the company will surely make a ton for investors one way of another.No Huddle Offense
In his "No Huddle Offense" segment, Cramer reminded investors that when stocks come under fire, they need to run from, not to, the battlefield. Cases in point: Herbalife (HLF), Mellanox Technology (MLNX) and Allscripts Healthcare (ESRX). Cramer said he had previously put both Mellanox and Allscripts into the sell block: Mellanox when the company's CFO "retired" without warning, and Allscripts when the company's fundamentals began declining. The lessons? When management leaves unexpectedly, sell. When the fundamentals are declining, don't bet the farm on a takeover. Then there's Herbalife, a company Cramer had come to like but changed his mind after colleague Herb Greenberg began raising red flags about the company's sales model. Thursday, an activist investor made formal allegations at the company, sending shares down hard. The lesson? Don't take unnecessary risks and sell at the first sign of trouble. To sign up for Jim Cramer's free Booyah! newsletter with all of his latest articles and videos please click here. To watch replays of Cramer's video segments, visit the Mad Money page on CNBC. -- Written by Scott Rutt in Washington, D.C. To email Scott about this article, click here: Scott Rutt Follow Scott on Twitter @ScottRutt or get updates on Facebook, ScottRuttDCCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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World in Conflict is a real-time strategy video game by Massive Entertainment and to be published by Sierra Entertainment for Windows (DX9 and DX10).
The game is set in 1989 where economic troubles cripple the Soviet Union and threaten to dissolve it. However, the title pursues a "what if" scenario where, in this case, the Soviet Union does not collapse and instead pursues a course of war to remain in power. It is an intensive new game that is sure to put plenty of stress on even the latest graphics cards. We use the built-in benchmarking for our testing.
World in Conflict isn't really loving the GTX 260+; the cards perform below 30 FPS at all resolutions which is a bit disappointing. Upon moving the detail down, we won't have any trouble getting a smooth experience at 1680 x 1050. Moving any higher up the resolution table, though, might be a little harder and will require a more significant drop in detail.


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Bothroyd 'owes a lot' to Cardiff
Striker Jay Bothroyd admits he owes it to Cardiff City to help fire them into the Premier League.The Bluebirds top scorer has enjoyed the most prolific spell of his career in south Wales which led him to winning his first England cap this season. Bothroyd, 28, has been courted for a move to the Premier League but will stay with Cardiff after the closure of the January transfer window. "I'm happy to stay at Cardiff," said 24-goal Bothroyd. "I love it here - I've always said that - I love th.... read more
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American Pie actress Alyson Hannigan may have yet another reason to celebrate. With the birth of Jessica Simpson's daughter earlier this week, Hannigan unofficially claimed the title as having the "biggest baby bump in Hollywood." "Congrats to Jessica Simpson!" the 38-year-old actress tweeted following Simpson's delivery. "Does this mean I now have the biggest baby [.
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Teresa Giudice: Love Love Love Me Some Mario Lopez!
Teresa Giudice, mom, author and Real Housewives of New Jersey star recently made a trip to Los Angeles and wanted to share the experience with Celebuzz! Teresa will have much more to share with us about her crazy and busy life in the coming weeks, so make sure to stayed tuned!
In LA, I was the surprise guest for Mario Lopez on Extra. I hid in a dressing room and he had to guess who I was. He is just the sweetest guy in show business (and so so handsome!). He's one of the few celebrities I've met that actually makes me go a little weak in the knees. Most people, you meet them and they're just normal. There's something about Mario. He looks into your eyes, he holds your hand, he just pays complete attention to people when he's talking to them. It's pretty amazing.
I've met him a bunch of times, and saw him and his gorgeous girlfriend Courtney at dinner in New York. She was pregnant at the time (and looking so sickeningly cute and little), and now I got to meet his beautiful daughter Gia! Love her name, love love love her! Don't tell anyone I told you, but they told me they were going to try for another baby right away. Love that!
On Extra, we talked about the new season of RHONJ, and my favorite part of Fabulicious -- the happy endings! I brought him a Holy Cannoli Cupcake. He loved it and ate the whole thing! Proof that if you treat your body right, you are totally allowed to splurge once in a while. His body is sick.
The interview airs tonight (Monday, May 16), but here's a sneak peek at some of the behind-the-scenes pictures. We even flipped tables! Check out a preview here! Extra films at The Grove shopping center, so it's outside and really high energy with people all around. Mario asked me my favorite TV show after my own -- Dancing with the Stars of course! -- and we danced together! A hint of things to come....? xx


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Last Update: 4/22 11:48 am
Rochester, N.Y. - Police are looking for two men they say tried to rob a 61-year old man on his way home from the store Wednesday night only to have him shoot back with his own gun.
The attempted robbery and retaliation occurred just after 11:15 p.m. on Tubman Way in the city.
Police said when the two approached the victim, one grabbed him and the other pulled a knife. The victim quickly pulled his own gun and fired at the suspects. His gun is licensed and legally registered, police said.
The suspects ran away.
The two young men are described as African-American men in their 20s; one stands 6'1" tall and weighs about 190 pounds. He was wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt.
The second man is about 5'7" and was wearing a black sweatshirt. Reportedly, he's the one who carried the knife. Nobody was hurt.
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SPRINGFIELD – Arthritis is more than the common aches and pains of getting older. For the roughly 50 million Americans diagnosed with arthritis – two-thirds of them are under age 65 – the musculoskeletal disease painfully affects the body's joints. The leading cause of disability in the United States, arthritis stems from a number of risk factors, including a family history of arthritis, increased age, joint injury or overuse, and excess weight. Instead of being one catchall joint pain and stiffness condition, there are more than 100 types of arthritis, including gout, lupus and psoriatic arthritis. Some types of arthritis even can affect internal organs and skin. The two major types of arthritis are osteoarthritis, or degenerative joint disease, and the inflammatory rheumatoid arthritis. Osteoarthritis is a progressive wear-and-tear condition that breaks down joint cartilage and is the most common type of arthritis, affecting about 33 million Americans. Osteoarthritis typically affects weight-bearing joints such as the spine, hips, knees and feet. Osteoarthritis in the hands is normally inherited and shows initial onset most often in middle-aged women. As a joint's cartilage wears down, the bones lose their cushioning and the joint becomes painful to move. With this deteriorating type of arthritis, bumps and spurs may develop on the ends of the bones and cause a knobby appearance at the joints. Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disorder that inflames joints on both sides of the body, such as both hands, both wrists or both knees. Joints and joint-lining tissue, called synovium, become irritated, resulting in the potential deterioration of the joint's cartilage. Symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis include joint pain, swelling, warmth, redness and stiffness. Other symptoms may include fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, fever and rash. "Growing research shows that resistance and endurance exercise provides pain-reducing benefits for people living with osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis," said Nicholas Colgin of Right at Home of Western Massachusetts. "That's one of the reasons Right at Home offers assistance with a light exercise program. Sometimes those dealing with joint restrictions also may need assistance with bathing and dressing, which we also can provide. Arthritis, at any age, becomes more manageable with team effort and encouragement." Because of the varying types of arthritis, it is important to get a proper medical diagnosis for specific treatment options. Pain management is continuing to improve through newer medications, surgeries and greater disease awareness. For those living with arthritis, the following lifestyle remedies can help: • Keep a healthy body weight. Every pound of weight results in four pounds of pressure on the knees. Taking extra weight off relieves joint pain and can limit future joint injury. Some seniors may need help with healthy meal planning and preparation. • Develop a regular exercise routine. Swimming and water aerobics are two of the safest exercises for weight-bearing joints. • Consult with a rheumatologist for an individualized treatment plan. More than 100 medications are now available to treat all forms of arthritis. • Explore non-medicinal pain remedies. Consider pain-relief therapies such as herbal supplements, massage, acupuncture and relaxation techniques. Arthritis typically worsens with age, but with adjustments in lifestyle and the ever-progressing treatments available, those with the joint disease can continue to experience a reduction in symptoms and an improved quality of life. "Many seniors dealing with arthritis can improve their movement and decrease pain," Colgin said. "It makes our day to help people keep moving and smiling in spite of an illness." |


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December 7, 2013 | Love the alarm, with one exception. |
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I had this alarm installed a couple of months back, and so far, it's been great. The remote start is a GREAT thing to have for the winter, and it's worked flawlessly every time. The alarm side of things works perfectly as well. It's not too sensitive but will do its job if someone tries to bust a window. The range is nice as well, I can start my car from inside a building well over 200 yards away.
My only complaint is the design of the remote. The buttons on it are raised and fairly easy to press down without fingers. This is a problem because I have unintentionally started my car from my pocket several times already. I don't think there's a way to "lock" the remote, so i'm probably just going to get a clip so i can hold my keys on my belt loop from now on. Other than that, I would definitely recommend this product. Great value for the money.
January 12, 2012 | Great Value! |
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Great product, I did have it professionally installed. It has worked great, well worth the price. Range on remote is great. The only con is- cant use door lock on truck, must use alarm key pad or alarm will sound upon returning.
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Our cover story this month on the competing desktop technologies
Xgl and AIGLX highlights yet another example of the rivalries at play in the ever-changing world of open source. But at least these fledglings get along better than many others in the nest. There is something about the GPL that helps rivals get along. Beneath all the com-plications (some personal and some technical) is the realization that, if your code is better, I'd be crazy not to use it, and if my code is better, you'd be crazy not to use it. Of course, problems always arise around this issue of what you mean by "better." You'll learn lots more about Xgl and AIGLX later in this issue. For now, I'll return to another rivalry that has been in the news recently. I used this space two months ago to give my opinion on the quality of the rhetoric that has recently passed between the supporters of KDE and Gnome. (To summarize, my position is: everyone should just choose the desktop they like and quit screaming about the desktop they don't like.) Of course, a few loud voices sound like a revolution. The greater portion of Gnome and KDE users share my sense that there is no very good reason for trashing someone else's desktop. Still, since I made a point of singling out the controversy, I should also shine some light on a more positive development.
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My source says Hizbullah is very much concerned about the developments in
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founded, i.e., the wilayat al-faqih concept. My source says if the events
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News: New Prevention Tools to Improve Food Safety in Restaurants
Increased awareness and implementation of proper food safety in restaurants and delis may help prevent many of the foodborne illness outbreaks reported each year in the U.S., according to data from the CDC. Researchers identified gaps in the education of restaurant workers as well as public health surveillance, two critical tools necessary in preventing a common and costly public health problem.
News: Consumer Organizations Against Proposed USDA Poultry Rule
Last year, the USDA FSIS proposed a new regulation that would allow poultry processing plants to increase line speeds from 32 turkeys per minute to 55 turkeys per minute. Although the rule was designed to improve food safety by automating some aspects of the inspection process, consumer organizations feel the proposed changes do not account for the expected adverse impacts that a faster line speed will have on worker health and safety.
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In response to concerns over the effectiveness of current control measures to reduce or prevent illness from consumption of spices in the U.S., the FDA released its report "Draft Risk Profile: Pathogens and Filth in Spices" on October 30th. What followed was a string of media coverage alerting the public that their spices can contain anything from whole insects to rodent feces.
News: Proposed Rule on Animal Food Production Released
The preventive controls in the proposed regulations would apply to domestic and imported animal food, including pet food, animal feed, and raw materials and ingredients. The CGMPs, while similar to the proposed human food CGMPs, are not identical; they do not address certain practices that do not pertain to animal food, such as allergen cross-contact, according to the FDA.
News: 'Identify, Capture, and Share': Essence of New Dairy/Deli/Bakery Traceability Guideline
The guide was developed jointly by GS1 US, the International Dairy-Deli-Bakery Association, and the International Dairy Foods Association. It applies to all types of dairy, deli and bakery products, and includes detailed instructions on product identification, use of batch/lots numbers, barcodes, and other traceability standards. A step-by-step recall guide is also included.
News: Breast Milk Obtained Through Internet Sites Frequently Contaminated
Samples of human breast milk purchased through Internet milk-sharing sites were frequently contaminated with pathogenic bacteria and exhibited high overall bacterial growth, a recent study found. Consumption of milk obtained from these largely unregulated websites can introduce risks for infants, especially those born preterm or with immunecompromised status, the lead researcher says.
News: Speeding Up the Concentration Step in Food-Pathogen Detection
One of the most stubborn bottlenecks in rapid detection and identification of foodborne pathogens has long been the very first step: Concentration of enough cells to accurately identify the pathogen. Current standard methods of cell concentration take about 24 hours, but a new method developed by researchers at Purdue University could cut that time to as little as one hour.
News: Food Safety Issues Highlighted During Government Shutdown
President Obama signed a bill on October 17 to reopen the federal government and end the 16-day shutdown. Throughout the partial federal government shutdown, food safety issues occupied prominent spots in the pages of the nation's newspapers.
News: What do Jensen Farms Criminal Charges Mean for Industry?
The latest developments in the case now has the two owners filing a lawsuit blaming a food-safety auditor that didn't pick up safety problems and gave the farm a "superior" rating a month before the outbreak. The Jensens are expected to plead guilty on October 22 under a deal with federal prosecutors.
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Associate Professor of Photojournalism Donna DeCesare has a keen appreciation for the visual. The diminutive, green-eyed blonde appreciates the visual irony of her experiences living among war refugees, convicts and gangs, such as the notorious 18th Street Gang of Los Angeles and El Salvador.
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DeCesare's work is the most difficult thing to do: penetrate one community - that has many reasons to not let it happen - in order to communicate to another, larger community, in order to promote understanding. She is doing important work and is doing it bravely and with great skill and, for those of us who want to know what the world is really like, we owe her great gratitude. Thank you Donna Cesare.
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The Brazilian Association of the Pet Product Industry updated its Pet Food Brazil Manual, which says the country now has one pet for every two inhabitants, causing the pet industry to reach BRL12.2 billion (US$6.5 billion) in 2011, with 69 percent of the revenue from petfood.
The Pet Food Brazil manual was released as an update to the older, PIQ PET Manual, which was developed six years ago by the association's technical groups, comprised of professionals from petfood companies and universities. The manuals aim is to provide the public, academic and private institutions of the sector with a reference for food quality and safety, as well as to provide information on technical and quality standards of raw material, nutritional parameters, applicable analytical methodologies and the ideal production conditions in order to ensure safe petfood production.
"Our country holds important position and the quality of the products needs to meet consumers' expectations. The use of the Manual increases the reliability on the industry and also ensures the compliance with all rules and regulations in force," said the association's CEO, José Edson Galvão de França.
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Processors should carefully develop, validate and implement an effective kill step to support production of pathogen-free petfoods
Committees discussed key proposals such as a possible shift in the oversight of animal feeds
The mid-year meeting addressed several regulatory matters affecting petfoods
The intent was to educate regulators and industry about the Model Pet Food Regulations
While petfood shoppers continue to show strong brand loyalty, pet products have not been immune to the store brand swing
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Sudan referendum fuels tension in key border town of Abyei
(Read article summary)Ethnic tensions rise as large numbers of displaced Ngok Dinka return to Abyei ahead of the historic Jan. 9 Sudan referendum.
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On Jan. 9, Sudan will hold a referendum on the question of Southern secession. Abyei, an oil-rich district situated near the border of North and South Sudan, is supposed to hold its own referendum on the same day:
Voters will be asked to decide whether to retain Abyei's special administrative status in the north or become part of Southern Sudan, irrespective of the outcome of the south's own referendum on secession. The result of the referendum will be determined by a simple majority of votes cast.
Due to a breakdown in North-South negotiations over logistics in Abyei, Abyei's referendum may not happen on time. Many observers are watching closely to see whether Abyei will resolve its problems peacefully or, in the worst case scenario, become ground zero for a new Sudanese civil war. Given ethnic tensions in Abyei, North-South tensions in Sudan as a whole and especially in the border regions, and the importance of oil for the economies of both North and South, what happens in Abyei has tremendous importance for the future of the country/ies.
Let's look at the situation more closely.
Despite the fact that Abyei's referendum might not take place as scheduled, the approach of the referendum date is worsening the district's interlocking problems. An IRIN headline says that Abyei is "bracing for a 'bad Christmas'":
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Harry Potter
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and now possibly
The Stand
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The iMac: the Best Computer with the Best Operating System
The iMac is by far the best computer I have used to date. I have used many, many different machines from the time I was young, and many different operating systems, and as an IT professional, I typically put a computer through its paces. But just as I was starting to lose faith in the computer industry in general, I made the jump to Mac--and it has been a very rewarding experience.
My story is part history lesson about my computer experiences, and part review of the Mac. The history lesson may be helpful to you if, like me, you are not the kind of person who just throws away your current computer investment and jumps into something new. I was not about to bail on Microsoft and PCs just because some people like Macs. I needed Macs to prove to me that they were better. But now, I am a total convert. (If you are already a Mac person, you can skip a few paragraphs to the review part.)
My last PC was a speedy Dell XPS loaded with RAM, a large hard drive, and top of the line processor. But I noticed quickly that having the latest and greatest hardware wasn't getting me the experience I was looking for. I would double-click on the Internet Explorer icon, and wait...1...2...3...for the browser to open up. I started to wonder--for the first time ever--if I actually needed to change operating systems to get a better user experience. On the one hand, this seemed like blasphemy. I had been using PCs since I was 13 years old. I relied on PCs for business. How could I even think about something other than a Microsoft operating system? (Before Windows, I spent my first decade on the PC in MS-DOS.)
I tend to make small, incremental changes rather than big changes until I am comfortable, so the obvious next choice was to dual-boot Linux Ubuntu on my PC. Ubuntu is a good way to dip your toe in the water with Linux because it has a similar interface to Windows and is nicely packaged, ready to download and install. Ubuntu ran gloriously on my PC. Clicking anything brought it up immediately. Web browsing was fast and responsive. OpenOffice ran well, and my faith in computers was restored. I no longer feared that hardware was the problem.
But Ubuntu suffered from a few glaring issues. Although this was fairly trivial, I was annoyed that my TV tuner card didn't have a drive, and was therefore not usable. This was merely an annoyance. What really started to bother me was the lack of apps available for the kinds of work I was doing. Everything felt like a challenge to set up before I started working. (I know that Linux and open source software have come a long way since I tried this experiment, and also that I was probably just intimidated about trying new software. But either way, Linux was too big a step for me at that point.) Soon I was booting up into Windows more often than Linux, and eventually I didn't even want to boot into Linux at all. But I still missed the speed and responsiveness of Linux.
Then things took an interesting turn. I got an iPod Touch (this was before the iPad had been released), and realized that writing games for this new device could be profitable. But there was a catch--if you want to write native apps for iOS, you need a Mac. There was no way around it.
The Mac had always held a special mystique for me. When the Mac was first released in 1984, I was just starting to get into computers. As a middle schooler, I looked at the Mac and saw tons of possibilities, a cool interface, and the amazing accessibility that only the Mac had. But with my father's company turning to PCs for work, the dream of my family getting a Mac was completely dashed.
For years, especially as Apple went through its hard times, I was really glad my experience had been with PCs. I had a level of comfort and experience programming and maintaining PCs that helped me get side jobs in high school, got me my first job, and also ensured that I could always get (relatively) cheap commodity hardware to do my work. At times, especially in the 1990's, I laughed that I had ever wanted an Apple.
But now confronted with the option to try something new, get some apps in the App Store, and maybe make some money--I began to remember the things that I had thought seeing the first Mac back in 1984. I decided to get the lowest-end Mac, the Mac Mini, to try it out and see what I thought. For about $650 I got a Mac, hooked it up to my own keyboard, mouse, and monitor, and started my Apple experience. Quickly I realized I needed more horsepower and portability, so I got a MacBook Pro. A Mac Pro desktop followed a few years later. Then I traded my MacBook Pro for a Retina MacBook Pro. And I traded my Mac Pro for an iMac.
Which brings us to the review. The iMac provides some of the greatest features you will find in any machine, on any operating system. The most impressive is something I think few people talk about--the Fusion drive. The Fusion drive is a hybrid flash-based (or SSD) and hard drive combination. Mine is 3TBs, for not much more than the cost of a 3TB drive. The Fusion drive gives you the performance (and silent operation) of an all flash drive, by using the flash portion for the majority of its reads and writes. But it uses the conventional hard drive for the huge and cheap data storage, transferring things back and forth between flash and hard drive as needed. The cost/performance blend of the Fusion is unbeatable. And I love the fact that my computer is silent almost all the time, with no whirring hard drive.
The latest iMacs have the latest Intel processors, fast memory (1600MHz DDR3), and powerful graphics cards. These keep everything you do running smoothly, giving you the instant responsiveness that you want from a computer. Like most users, I don't need to be editing full HD video and ripping CDs while running high frame rate games and browsing the internet. I want to do one or two things at a time, but I want them to be fast. Unlike any other platform I have ever used, the Mac gives me that satisfaction, no matter what hardware I have been running.
Mac software is outstanding. The basic applications that you will use, especially Safari, are solid, run smoothly, and never crash. (I am pretty sure if you are a PC user you don't believe that, because it sounds unbelievable. But it is true.) You almost never have to reboot--but if you do, the Mac remembers all the applications you had opened, and reopens them for you, right where you left them. (PC people--I am still not joking.)
One of my most favorite features on the Mac is the ability to have different desktops. Pressing a hotkey, you can jump between these different desktops, allowing you to have different workspaces with different applications set up in them. I will frequently have my web browser for testing on one workspace, my development environment on another, my email on another, maybe a web design tool or Photoshop on another. I have always found the lack of ability to do this with PCs to be very frustrating--you instead need to have different monitors, and of course only one is set up comfortably behind the keyboard in front of you. If you are a PC user, you should give this one feature a try, and you will wonder why you have been missing this all these years.
There is one thing that I absolutely hate about the Mac, and that is the lack of a dedicated PC-style Home and End key. The Home and End key on the Mac take you to the top and bottom of a document. On the PC, they take you to the beginning and end of a line of text. Since I still do my day job on a PC, I am pretty sure I am not breaking this 30-year-old habit any time soon. I still type Home and get frustrated when the document scrolls to the top. I guess I need to invest in one of those key mappers that you can define what the keyboard keys do....
One last thought if you are on the fence. A lot of people look at the price tag on a Mac and reconsider. This is totally reasonable--Macs are often more expensive than a similarly equipped PC. But there are three things that really make up for the cost difference for me. The first is the lack of headaches. PCs will require maintenance, anti-virus, upgrades, networking issues, etc that you will never have on your Mac. As a computer person, one of the things I found most frustrating at first about the Mac was that it didn't give me any chances to get under the hood and try to fix anything. The second benefit you get from a Mac is resale value. Every machine I have sold I have sold years later for 50% or more of the purchase price. Macs hold there value much more so than PCs--take a look on eBay and you will see the high price for several year old hardware. Finally, the third benefit you get from the Mac is that you don't need outrageous hardware to get outstanding performance. For most people, the Mac Mini can give you what you want. I personally recommend the iMac if you have a little more to spend because your experience will be even better. But the point is, you get a much better experience with lesser hardware running OS X than you will running Windows.
Hopefully this long explanation of my journey through operating systems and computer hardware is helpful to you. If, like me, you are reticent to try the Mac because you have spent your entire life on PCs and/or because your day job is on a PC, I can tell you the transition is not only easier than you think, you will wonder after you have made it why you waited so long. With more and more of our lives spent online and on the computer for a variety of things, you owe it to yourself to try the Mac.
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Well, you may have convinced me. While I don't have major problems on the laptop that I use, I definitely drool over the idea of instant response and no crashing. I appreciate the background you provided, as well as the iMac review. More and more, I think my next computer probably will be a Mac.
This one sounds great, but what about a laptop? Any suggestions?
Yes obviously iMac is just awesome
Congratulations for lens of the day! Your lens is very Informative. It's very impressive that Mac offers more than one desktop. It's nice to know that you will not get any or hardly no crashes while using the Mac.
Great review!
Your story of moving from a slow PC to a faster Mac sounds just like mine - I too have worked with PCs forever (it seems), although I have only just made the move to an iMac.
I'm very, very happy with it, although my family are still coming to terms with some of the functions.
However, I will say that I have not once experienced a crash and only once or twice have waited for a program to open (but then, I don't have a fusion drive - jealous!)
I don't know if this helps, but I found an alternative to the Home and End keys: Command + left arrow or Command + right arrow respectively, to go the beginning or end of a line of text.
any difference in Win7 and Win8?
A great review! Congrats on your LOTD! I am now rolling the funds together to make the jump back over the fence...I bought the first MAC on opening day...128K for $2499...what a long strange trip its been.
@john-tabernik: The full-size âApple Keyboard with Numeric Keypadâ has Home & End Keys (under F14), Scroll one Screen Up & Down (Under F15) and Function shift & Delete forward (under F13)
My son is a "Mac Person" and he says the same as you do. He won't have anything else. He has a newer iMac, but also still uses a Mac he bought in 2002. In the long run, Macs are the best choice money wise. Great review! Congratulations on LotD!
You are impressed by the fusion drive but the next big thing thatâs already part of new macs are the thunderbolt interface - the fastest connection you can make to external hard drives ... and it does make a difference ...
Back to congratulate you on your Lens of the Day!
Congratulation on LOTD! Great information that I can use...thanks for sharing!
I've been buying Apple computers since 1982.Their reliable ease of use has saved me huge amounts of time and money. Right now I use a 27-in iMac and a 15-in MacBook Pro.
Congratulations on receiving the LOTD.
Hmm have any of you tried an Asus high end laptop with flash drive similar to the iMac? instant booting and response, great re-coverability in the event of a crash and half the price of a Mac equivalent.
There are more applications for the PC and more importantly they are serviceable no matter where you live. Mac do not have outlets and service agents in a lot of the remote communities yet.
Despite the above your article did pique my interest again, however I live in a community that has extremely poor Mac support. Well done on the LOTD it was a very well written lens.
Nice page thanks for the info!
I've flirted many times with trying Ubuntu to see if I can squeeze some extra life out of my PCs, but ultimately decided not to because of the limited compatible apps you described. Also, I can't believe I never realized the Home key takes you to the front of a line of text! Thanks for sharing!
Very useful information for me, as I will be in the market soon to upgrade, thanks for a great review and Congratulations on LOTD!!
I am happy with my PC and not considering a change, but if I were, this information is top notch and would certainly sway me.
You did a superlative job of reporting here and congratulations on having the LOTD!
A few years ago I made the leap from PC to iMac and I am soooo happy with my Mac. I did this because as an artist, so many of the magazines and publishers were using Mac and asked for Mac compatible files that I thought there must be something to it. I'm so glad I made the switch. Now my husband wants one. Often he will use my Mac because his PC simply won't give him the performance he wants. Your lens was well thought out and informative. Congrats on LOTD.
Very good lens. Congratulations on getting LotD!
A very interesting Lens. I hadn't heard about the "fusion-drive" before and it sounds great. But there is a lot of software for the PC -- including some that is free and works well -- to emulate the multiple desktop function of the Mac.
Love the iMac, I'm on my second. The one I had previously lasted seven years, I'm told that's good length for any desk top. Will always make iMac my primary desktop solution, great lens!
Great lens! I am in the group of people who have always used PC's. However, your lens has highlighted some issues for me to consider regarding whether or not to switch to a Mac. My son and his family have several Macs and they love them. Thank you for sharing this information.
I'm not a huge fan of Macs but they are getting better and better. If the airbook (that's the lightweight one, right?) was touch-screen, I would have considered getting it instead of the Lenovo that I got instead. Either way, good overview but I'm not sold.
Great review! You have me thinking iMac for my next purchase :)
great lens! being new in the online industry your lens has given me helpful information
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MacBook Pro's are the best. Especially if you like to move between multiple programmes. Plus for video editing and design work you have the faith that they will not crash.
My first computer was a "put together" old Apple II, I loved how I could "create" my own cards, newsletters, write colorful fancy fonts and words and....This was before the internet. I absolutely craved and devoured every thing I could read, and learn about the first imac coming with the internet in 1999. I now have a MacBook, that has lasted since 2008 and a mac mini we got in 2010. Yep, I am one of those that macs feed emotionally, and proud of it.
Oh and super congrats on LOTD. I loved how you explained the operating systems and all that background stuff, I haven't a clue, so your review really helped me a lot. Awesome!
I have had a iMac for nearly two years and I go 100% with all you said. I love my Mac and wouldn't swap it for any thing. No way would I ever have a Microsoft Windows computer.
I've heard about Mac being better in lots of ways, but I'm still using a P.C due to the higher cost
But after reading you review I might change my mind
Mac seems like the choice for me!
Mac for life!
You can run some windows programs on linux via wine which is free. or crossover which is not.Hard for some to justify the cost of a mac. yes, they should cost a bit more than a pc. But 30-40%? For the record I am using a g4 imac to post this. It was payment for work performed.
Going on my wish list.


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Hi everyone,
I am 25 and have significant gluteus medius atrophy, notably more on the left side. I have been to a physio around a year ago who gave me the clam exercise to do. She reckons the injury stemmed from an old ankle injury where I tore ligaments. When I run (usually 5-6 times per week) my glutes do not appear to be activating and my quads and hamstrings seem to be doing all the hard graft!
I am currently travelling in Australia and cannot really affford to be going to the gym to do weight exercises ( plus they are few and far between out in the bush!) and although I am still running it seems to be getting worse My behind seems flat and untoned despite a lot of exercise and physical activity!
Can someone PLEASE help me with some glute activation and strengthening exercises that can be done in the house/garden?! Any help would be MUCH appreciated!!
Thanks, Jess.
okay thanks guys, squats and lunges it is! Oh and yeah I've been doing the bridge too so will keep doing that!
Anything else is much appreciated!
Funnily enough I got the same diagnosis while I was living in Australia. I can tell you from experience that the squats and lunges are probably not going to do it. I'm a fit, 25 yr old guy, I regularly do squats and lunges and have very defined hams and quads but those excercises failed to touch my glutes at all. Good news is there are more direct exercises to build those glute medes:
In addition to the Clamshell and Glute Bridge exercises, try:
1) Lying leg lifts
2) Standing leg lifts
3) Quadraped Hip Extensions
After a few weeks you can also do:
4) Weighted/Exercise Band standing leg lifts (exercise bands are really cheap, and the wide, rubber-fabric type ones can be balled up to fit in the palm of your hand)
5) One legged bridges
For instructions for some of these exercises, check out the following link:
Hope that helps!
Agree that side lying leg lifts are good, as 'Ann' says above. I've just done these for two months, while not running due to injury, and when I started running again they've helped my glutes to keep driving me forward right till the end of my runs and improve my running form, a noticeable difference to before. I had never done any glute or specific leg exercises for running before.
Hey guys, I just came back on here after a while as I completely forgot I has posted this thread. I started doing a little strength routine most days including squats, lunges, kickbacks, leg raises (standing), bridge/hipraises and also some core work and pressups. I have found that this has helped loads! Thank you all for your comments. I am just about to check out that website Tom Goom as I haven't seen that one before. Would you say that the lying down leg raises are better than standing? I guess you have more control over the hip rotation etc when you are lying down... well thanks again for soe great help everyone
I also have to add that now being in New Zealand instead of the Australian outback, and having some proper hills to run up, has definitely contributed to the glute strengthening and is simething I would definitely reccommend to others having the same problem as me!
Cheers guys
squat squat squat
full squats ie where your hip joints goes inline or below your knee joint when you squat down
learn to squat with a barbell on your back increase weight slowly