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They lost the reservation
I made a reservation back in the late summer for this february. I had confirmation number and confirmed reservation in December. when i got there they had no record of the reservation and no space and no suggestions as to vacancies anywhere else. Then they charged my credit card (wonder where they got that from!) for one night because I didn't cancel the reservation. No wonder they are no longer associated with Comfort Inn.
Please, please take notice of the reviews, i didn't!
Okay, I should have taken notice, but I really didn't think a hotel could be that bad. Not true. It is that bad. The whole experience starts when you arrive in the car park (actually it is a small yard at the back of the hotel maily covered in builders rubble that can hold 6 cars at best). You will find that the street parking is full and there are no long stay car parks nearby. My single room was big enough for a one night stay, however once inside it took some time to open the door from the inside as the lock was faulty and I had to force my key between the lock and the door frame to pry it open and escape; the TV was newish but couldn't receive a picture as there was no aerial; as with another reviewer the sink was so small it was impossible to fill the kettle without using the cup; two small milk cartons were sufficient for the first cup of tea but then black coffee was the order of the night as there was no more milk; the ensuite looked newly decorated however no blind and just a rather dirty net curtain covering an unfrosted glass window. Again as with previous review I found the customary clump of someone elses hair in the shower which actually didn't matter because there was no hot water at 7.30am in the morning. The general feel of the hotel and bedroom was musty, run down and about to close. Having walked through the kitchen and dining room on my way to the car, I decided to take the advice of previous reviewers, give the breakfast a miss and settle for a little chef on the way home. They say you get what you pay for. Well, this might be one of the cheapest hotels in Bath but I wouldn't stay there again if they paid me. Never again will I moan about the prices of Holiday Inns, Hiltons, etc as they are worth every penny.
Squalid Hotel - Avoid
Squalid dirty Hotel, very rundown. Wreaked of cigar smoke throughout the whole hotel. The first room on the top floor was no bigger than a single with broken furniture, holes in the wall where a bedhead had been and a dilipidated TV whose aerial was a lead once part of a portable aerial. The next room I got transferred to was not much better, mildew around the bath, cobwebs hanging from the ceiling and a noisy extractor fan outside the window which ran all night. Breakfast consisted of "plastic" ham and cheese. Disgraceful
Awful place
This was the worst hotel I have ever seen. The room was old and dirty. The bathroom had mildew in every corner, the towel rack had fallen off the wall, and the toilet was ancient and stained. When I picked up the phone to look for different accomodations, it was grimy and filthy. The bed was as firm as a worn-out sponge. The only positive thing I can say is that at the desk they didn't argue with me about cancelling my reservation. So far, it appears I wasn't charged anything.
Comfort Inn - anything but comfortable!
I stayed at the Comfort Inn, Bath in early July, 2004. I have never stayed in a worse place. Inattentive staff, poor drainage in shower, absolutely atrocious mattress (consisted entirely of broken springs), inadequate continental breakfast. I would rather spend twice what I did at another hotel. I did not sleep either night. Ugh.
Only if you're desperate, stay here
I had booked a 3 night stay for 4 people on the 20/7/04 for the 12/8/04 - 15/8/04 as a 65th birthday treat for my mother. We arrived at 5pm - well past the 2pm check-in time - to find that not only were the 2 rooms - a double and a twin - not ready, we were also not even expected - after much searching our hotel booking was eventually found but were told that we would have to wait a further 30 minutes for the twin room to be made up. No apology or explanation was given without being prompted.
No-one was made available to take our luggage up to our rooms which would have been a problem for my elderly parents if they had been travelling alone.
The rooms are of an adequate size but are in a poor condition. New furniture/carpets and a paint job wouldn't go amiss. The facilities are limited - a hairdryer, tea/coffee, some shampoo sachets and TV are the only things provided.
The breakfast is provided as complimentary. This is of a very low standard. The hotel's idea of a continental breakfast consisted of tinned fruit slices, a loaf of bread, slices of ham and cheese slices. No toast was available as the toaster had broken. All of the products were from a supermarket economy range. The breakfast lounge was dirty as was the cutlery and table clothes. We didn't have breakfast after the first day and instead resorted to having breakfast somewhere in town.
On our second day there, we returned back to our rooms at approximately 6pm to find that they had not been serviced. Once again no apology or explanation was provided. On returning later to the rooms, only the bed clothes had been pulled over in my parents twin room - the bin had not been emptied, the bathroom had not been cleaned and the tea/coffee facilities had not been replenished or the cups washed. My parents also found that the hotel soaps/shampoos and conditioners had been removed from their rooms.
We also heard of other guests complaining in regards to windows that would not open or once opened would not stay open. Many other guests felt as disgruntled as us.
The only positive things to say about this hotel is it's location and the possibility of a parking space in an otherwise hard to park city, although only approximately 8 spaces are available.
Overall the staff were unhelpful and unfriendly and the hotel condition and facilities poor. If given the option of staying at this hotel again, we would turn it down. We paid �420 in total for 2 rooms for 3 nights. I would not call this hotel value for money.
Comfort In , Henrietta Street
We booked the Comfort Inn this spring for our vacation in August. I booked because of the consistent quality and the Comfort Inn name.
While the location is perfect for sightseening (it is in a beautiful row of Georgian bulidings) the hotel itself leaves a lot to be desired. We were lucky in that we only had to climb one floor to our room ( there is no elevator.)Our room was so small we had no place to put our luggage.(There was no closet and on two hooks on the wall.) One night we had horrible food smells permeating the hall and of course our room. When I complained, the manager handed me a can of air freshener! My bedspread had a disgusting stain and the mattresses should have been thrown out 20 years ago! We more or less slept on springs for 5 nightsThe kicker came when I went to take a shower the last day, only to find that we had been using dirty towels the whole time (who knows if they were mine or my friend's!) I won't even go into the breakfast room. The hotel has a lot of potential, but I woud not recommend it in its present state even if it was the best deal available!
A total dissapointment
This was meant to be a special occasion for our sons Graduation from Bath University. Comfort Hotel chosen for vicinity, 2 night stay, 13-15 July 2004. Rooms booked - 1 Double & 1 Single.
On arrival - No porter to carry luggage up 3 floors, (God help the elderly, infirm or young families). No in-house lift. We were not told this at booking with www.active hotels.com.
OUR SONS SINGLE ROOM 304 -: No Wardrobe, (Can you beleive it!) not even a hook on the door to hang clothes from, he had to use our room. No Trouser Press, No Remote Control for the T.V., T.V. not tuned in. Didn't ask about the hairdrier or toilet roll facility!!
OUR DOUBLE ROOM 305-: No Trouser Press, No hairdrier, Shower door missing, Shower head holder wrong size, (couldn't have a shower without holding shower head) ever tried showering one-handed?, Shower tray blocked, had to stand in water whilst showering. No toilet rolls, Sash window stuck in open position (a rather worrying safety aspect from 3 floors up, same with our sons room). No shaving light in bathroom, lighting very dim in bathroom & main room, bed too small, base all ripped, in need of throwing away.
Breakfast/dining room-: All table cloths were stained and filthy, cutlery etc the same, also, as were the carpets. Breakfast/dining room staff - couldn't speak much English hadn't a clue (not their fault - lack of management in-house training)
Staff did not look happy, no good greeting on arrival or the whole stay.
On departure: Had we been previously informed before our stay that the COMFORT HOTEL was under change of ownership (apparently the day of our departure) to REDCAR HOTELS, and had been left to run down, we wouldn't have booked.
We are not on our own for complaints during our stay, other guests were just as furious as us. One guest also had no wardrobe (room 111 if I remember correcly,) also, another no loo rolls, the other businessmen guests hated the dining room filth.
On our departing complaints, the young assistant manager did not even know the name of his superior manager, that's bad. You can't run a hotel on junior staff alone.
I work in a hotel environment, if our hotel was run the same way, we would be out of business & struck off the register.
What I have said is a copy of what I gave to the assistant manager at the Comfort Hotel before our departure. I would love you to pass this on to Bath Tourism, and any other web page you feel fit to do so.
Yours sincerely
Mr & Mrs Johnson. (Jersey).
A terrible hotel
This is probably one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in. There a few things to watch out for: 1. Parking is very limited (I'd say 8 spaces). The manager seems to park his own car there too and doesn't care if he takes up a space or blocks others in. Prepare to wait 20 minutes while he sends a waitress out with his keys. If you can't get parked you'll have to use metered spaces and return every 2 hours.
2. The building is quite old and badly maintained. A sash window broke a cord as I was opening it and it nearly took my fingers off as it dropped shut. The hotel's solution upon complaint was to wedge it open with a bible.
3. In the middle of one of the hottest summers in English history, the towel rail in our bathroom was so hot it could not be touched by hand.
The hotel maintenance man was unable to fix it and the only option was to move room. The first room offered was 3 flights of stairs higher and the second room offered came too late to make any difference.
Nice hotel w/ great service
My boyfriend and I recently spent 3 weeks touring England, Scotland, & Ireland during which we stayed in a number of hotels. We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived at the Comfort Inn-Bath. It was located extremely close to the city center and the rates were quite reasonable. The room was spacious with a good size bathroom. Compared to some of the cramped hotels we had stayed in this was a delight. The staff was extremely helpful and polite. My only complaint is that the parking is very limited so grab a spot as quickly as possible or you will have to pay for an overnight spot
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Technicians at the Forensic Science Laboratory in Madiwala here have a tough job on hand. Short-staffed, the laboratory is working overtime to analyse the DNA samples of the 26 victims of the Nanded Express fire accident and match them with their relatives'.
Sources in the laboratory say that the process of analysing the samples had become tedious, as there are only two technicians at the laboratory who can handle DNA profiling.
Although the process of recruiting 50 technicians had begun in January, appointments are yet to be made.
DNA profiling, also called genetic fingerprinting, is a technique employed by forensic scientists to help identify individuals.
As many as 15 doctors from the Department of Forensic Medicine of Victoria and Bowring and Lady Curzon hospitals worked till 1.30 a.m. on Sunday to draw samples of blood and liver tissues from the 26 bodies and 19 relatives for matching.
"We have drawn samples of only 19 relatives as six bodies were handed over to the relatives after due identification on Saturday, and two more on Sunday. The samples were sent to the laboratory on Sunday morning," said P.K. Devadas, Head of the Department of Forensic Medicine.
The process of analysing the samples could be completed only by Tuesday evening. The set of 19 DNA samples would have to be tested against each one of the DNA samples of the victims. In other words, the DNA sample of a victim has to be matched with 19 sets of relatives to identify which one it is similar with.
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"Once the DNA profiles are generated, each profile has to be fed into the computer in a tabular form. After this, we will compare the tabulated profiles of the victims with that of the relatives to determine whether there is a genetic match," the technician explained. Usually for genetic matching, samples are collected from direct blood relatives — parents or siblings, the technician added.
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It took about 9 years, but.... first thing every morning my Toby now runs to the kitchen counter where I keep his eye drops and thyroid medications, waiting for me to give them to him! If I don't get to business fast enough he barks at me! I think it has a lot to do with that tiny tad of pill pocket that I use to hide the pills! I just can't help remembering our first few weeks after we adopted him learning how to give him drops and getting him to understand this was going to happen whether he liked it or not. He was born with a congenital cataract that requires daily medication. We soon perfected our technique with his drops, but getting him to cooperate was a challenge until we discovered we could bribe him with a kibble or later, a dose of his prescribed medicine. I still ended up enticing him over for it all, but no more!
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I can see how pill pockets help with the pills, but accepting eye drops had to be hard.
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It is funny how that happens, my guys know after meals there are pills wrapped in bread. When they finish their kibble, they all line up at the pill cupboard! It's too cute!
I could imagine drops are quite the challenge though........Good Boy Toby!
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Cubby, my childhood shih tzu had to have eye drops for the last 14 years of his life. We were always chasing him to give them to him or climbing under beds to grab him. If I remember correctly, I even had to go for a tetanus shot because he drew blood when he bit me because of the drops.
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4. See the sunset from the deck of the Stockey Centre.
5. Go fishing off the dock across the road from 40 Bay Street Bed & Breakfast
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Parry Sound is a beautiful setting to live and visit. I have made this wonderful location my home since 2006 and am still discovering all the beauty there is to see.
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I am writing an automatic grader program under linux. There are several graders written in MATLAB, so I want to tie them all together and let students run a program to do an assignment, and have them choose the assignment. I am using a C++ main program, which then has mcc-compiled MATLAB libraries linked to it.
Specifically, my program reads a config file for the names of the various matlab programs, and other information. It then uses that information to present choices to the student. So, If an assignment changes, is added or removed, then all you have to do is change the config file.
The idea is that next, the program invokes the correct matlab library that has been compiled with mcc. But, that means that the libraries have to be recompiled if a grader gets changed. Worse, the whole program must be recompiled if a grader is added or removed. So, I would like one, simple, unchanging matlab library function to call the grader m-files directly. I currently have such a library, that uses eval on a string passed to it from the main program.
The problem is that when I do this, apparently, mcc absorbs the grader m-code into itself; changing the grader m code after compilation has no effect. I would like for this not to happen. It was brought to my attention that Mathworks may not want me to be able to do this, since it could bypass matlab entirely. That is not my intention, and I would be happy with a solution that requires a full matlab install.
My possible solutions are to use a mex file for the main program, or have the main program call a mcc library, which then calls a mex file, which then calls the proper grader. The reason I am hesitant about the first solution is that I'm not sure how many changes I would have to make to my code to make it work; my code is C++, not C, which I think makes things more complicated. The 2nd solution, though, may just be more complicated and ultimately have the same problem.
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Bracket Computing bridges local servers, cloud capacity
Its approach isolates applications and their associated data so they can 'float' across multiple locations.
Its approach isolates applications and their associated data so they can 'float' across multiple locations.
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In other words, Red Hat is moving from Linux to OpenStack as its primary breadwinner.
Sponsored by Redhat and Intel
Government agencies across the globe are tapping into the benefits of cloud computing. Is hybrid the best option for these organizations?
The Compute Era -- which the tech world appears to be entering as we speak, according to HP -- boils down to the transformation of traditional server silos into pools of processing resources.
The latest release of Ubuntu Server is heavily focused on supporting cloud and scale-out computing platforms.
Timesharing used to be the way to share the resources of a single system. It was replaced by client/server computing but suppliers of VDI technology are looking to dig up the past.
A new version of Microsoft's database has been released, with enhanced in-memory support and Azure-hosted backup.
The next release of Redmond's flagship relational database is done. In-memory computing; cloud and hybrid scenarios; and enhanced data warehousing capabilities are the product's major new features.
The two computing pioneers will see benefits from the relationship, not least NetSuite's push to give Dell a better enterprise focus now it's gone private.
Lenovo's spent more than $5 billion in the past week to become relevant in the low-end server and mobile handset markets. While its surging tablet business is still just a drop in the bucket, this multipronged attack could reap huge benefits in emerging markets.
ARM-based servers haven't taken over the data center yet, but the runway is getting crowded. Can ARM-based servers really get 25 percent of the data center market by 2019 as AMD hopes?
Redmond has joined the Facebook-led datacentre infrastructure and offered up its designs for a 12U shared server chassis used in its Windows Azure, Bing, and Office 365 services.
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Cloud computing---as well as contract manufacturers selling to cloud providers---are hurting server sales and the pain is likely to continue.
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Birth Place: Kittery, Maine, USA
Born on Oct. 9, 1954 in Kittery, ME, but raised in West Hartford, CT, O'Hurley knew he wanted to be an actor at the tender age of three. He would imitate his childhood idol, Lloyd Bridges, after watching episodes of "Sea Hunt" (syndicated, 1958-1961), by reenacting scenes in the bathtub while dressed in Speedos, goggles and his father's basketball shoes for flippers. O'Hurley also developed his sense of humor quite early, making his parents laugh with a decidedly humorous guffaw of his own. However, the idea of an acting career raised practical concerns about dependable income. Opting for a more stable career path, O'Hurley decided to enter public relations after earning his theater arts deg... Continue Bio >>
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Coffee-filled robotic gripper becomes a commercial product
Back in 2010, we first heard about a clever device known as the robotic universal jamming gripper. With its business end composed of a party balloon filled with coffee grounds, it could form a secure grip around objects of varying sizes and shapes. Now, that device has been commercialized – although incorporating higher-tech materials than balloons and coffee. Read More
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If you were buying a kitchen knife in a supermarket, you wouldn't expect the cashier to swing it dangerously close to you as they were ringing it up. If that cashier were a robot, though, it wouldn't know any better – unless it had been taught otherwise. That's just what engineers at Cornell University have done, using a unique new technique. Read More
Whether you're growing wine grapes or mixing cement, there are some situations in which it's vitally important to monitor moisture content. Normally water sensors are used, although these can be both large and expensive. Now, however, a team from Cornell University has created a water-sensing silicon chip that's not only tiny, but is also reportedly "a hundred times more sensitive than current devices." What's more, the chips might be possible to mass-produce for just $5 a pop. Read More
In 2012, a one-molecule thick layer of silica glass was accidently made in the laboratory of Cornell professor David Muller, allowing the atoms in a glass to be seen individually for the first time. Now, Guinness World Records has identified this ultimately thin glass as a 2014 World Record. Read More
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Detecting bombs in places such as airports could be getting easier, thanks to a new fluorescing polymer. While you might expect the material to glow in the presence of explosives, they actually cause it to stop glowing. Read More
What's better than as robot bartender that can pour you a beer? How about a robot waiter that can see you need a refill and comes over to pour you another one. Hema S. Koppula, a Cornell graduate student in computer science, and Ashutosh Saxena, an assistant professor of computer science are working at Cornell's Personal Robotics Lab on just such a robot. Using a PR-2 robot, they've programmed it to not only carry out everyday tasks, but to anticipate human behavior and adjust its actions. Read More
When a child is born with the congenital deformity known as microtia, they have an underdeveloped external ear – also known as the pinna. Even though their inner ear may be normal, the lack of the external structure can affect their hearing, plus it looks unusual. Normally, a replacement pinna is made from a foam-like material (or sometimes even cartilage from the rib cage) and implanted under the skin, although these don't always look particularly natural. Now, scientists from Cornell University have developed a more realistic pinna grown from biological material, using a 3D printer. Read More
Medical students have been honing their skills on human simulations for years and Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine has been using the world's first robotic dog simulator Robo-Jerry II and Robo-Fluffy, his feline counterpart, to give aspiring vets experience since 2010. The robo-pets now have a new home in the form of a new robotic simulation center the University claims is the first of its kind in the world, with work underway on a more advanced robotic dog called "Butch" that will boast more realistic features and which will run on cheap, standard components. Read More
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Rotting amorph paeoniifolius--HELP!
I have a large tuber that grew well for me last summer, and dropped its last leaf this past December. It was allowed to dry, and when I dug it up 4 weeks ago, the center was showing signs of rot. I scooped out the bad parts and treated it with cinnamon. The rot is progressing and extensive, and I am about to do a Physan soak.
1)Is there any hope? 2)Should I be trying another sterilizing product? 3)Can I salvage pieces of this and grow the pieces like a potato?
I tried seedlings of the same species 2 years ago--they started well, but didn't survive dormancy. Maybe I should just give up with this?
All advice is welcome!
Try to cut out as much of the rotting material as possible and then give it a soak in 10% clorox solution. for 10 minutes.
Store dry and cool and check every 10 to 14 days.
I have had success in the past cutting rotten tubers in pieces before. Sometimes such drastic steps are needed.
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Speedy motorcyclist outruns law, but fails to hide
Booked on suspicion of driving under the influence, evading officers and reckless driving
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CHICO, Calif. — A motorcyclist who reportedly hit speeds of up to 100 mph on The Esplanade Wednesday night as he fled from police proved you can run from the law, but you can't hide.
Chico resident Tory Pryor, 21, was arrested by police after he allegedly ditched the motorcycle, described as a high-performance dirt bike, in the backyard of an abandoned house on East Seventh Avenue, and tried to escape on foot.
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The Atlanta Police Department has named a new liaison to the city's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities. Officer Eric King joins SPO Brian Sharp in the two-person section.
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Asian Women in Business understands that for minority and women-owned businesses to grow, they need additional opportunities with Fortune 1000 companies and government agencies. AWIB facilitates procurement opportunities between minority and women-owned businesses and corporate and government buyers.
On an annual basis, AWIB sponsors a procurement opportunities conference which not only provides information on the processes but also matches pre-qualified minority and women-owned businesses with corporate buyers.
The AWIB 2015 Procurement Opportunities Conference fosters partnerships for minority and women-owned businesses. Now in its 12th year, the Procurement Conference has become one of the premier events for small businesses in the tri-state area. It is designed to help minority and women owned firms grow in an increasingly competitive business environment.
MWBE's will meet with government agencies and regional authorities at our extensive exhibition area as well as meet one-on-one with Fortune 1,000 companies during our corporate matchmaking sessions (for pre-qualified vendors only). The conference also includes industry expert-led panel discussions, which offer valuable insight into the procurement process. Those in attendance will have a great opportunity to make the connections that could propel their businesses forward.
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Had scrolled through many art sites looking for the perfect pair of art works to hang on either side of my bed. Even though some reviews said these prints were "too shiny" or some other disappointing feature, I found them to be just perfect for what I needed. They are designed to be hung horizontally, but I hung them vertically, and they look just as amazing. Of course I just LOVE anything "dragonfly". The quality is good and I love them.
These are pretty but if you don't like shiny canvas these are not for you. The location I hung them at isn't very bright, so they work.
Beautiful set of canvas prints. Look just as pictured on site and deminsions were perfect. Works in very well with another dragonfly pirint I have in the room. Thanks Overstock.
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Cost-effectiveness of human papillomavirus vaccination for prevention of cervical cancer in Taiwan
1 National Clinical Trial and Research Center, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
2 Institute of Occupational Medicine and Industrial Hygiene, College of Public Health, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
3 Department of Pediatrics, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
4 Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, National Taiwan University Hospital and College of Medicine, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
5 Departments of Internal Medicine and Environmental and Occupational Medicine, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
BMC Health Services Research 2010, 10:11 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-10-11Published: 11 January 2010
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection has been shown to be a major risk factor for cervical cancer. Vaccines against HPV-16 and HPV-18 are highly effective in preventing type-specific HPV infections and related cervical lesions. There is, however, limited data available describing the health and economic impacts of HPV vaccination in Taiwan. The objective of this study was to assess the cost-effectiveness of prophylactic HPV vaccination for the prevention of cervical cancer in Taiwan.
We developed a Markov model to compare the health and economic outcomes of vaccinating preadolescent girls (at the age of 12 years) for the prevention of cervical cancer with current practice, including cervical cytological screening. Data were synthesized from published papers or reports, and whenever possible, those specific to Taiwan were used. Sensitivity analyses were performed to account for important uncertainties and different vaccination scenarios.
Under the assumption that the HPV vaccine could provide lifelong protection, the massive vaccination among preadolescent girls in Taiwan would lead to reduction in 73.3% of the total incident cervical cancer cases and would result in a life expectancy gain of 4.9 days or 8.7 quality-adjusted life days at a cost of US$324 as compared to the current practice. The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) was US$23,939 per life year gained or US$13,674 per quality-adjusted life year (QALY) gained given the discount rate of 3%. Sensitivity analyses showed that this ICER would remain below US$30,000 per QALY under most conditions, even when vaccine efficacy was suboptimal or when vaccine-induced immunity required booster shots every 13 years.
Although gains in life expectancy may be modest at the individual level, the results indicate that prophylactic HPV vaccination of preadolescent girls in Taiwan would result in substantial population benefits with a favorable cost-effectiveness ratio. Nevertheless, we should not overlook the urgency to improve the compliance rate of cervical screening, particularly for older individuals.


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Raghuram Rajan can't be expected to bring the economy back on track single-handedly: Eswar Prasad
One year ago, the Indian economy was running out of steam, foreign investors were fleeing the country, and the currency was in free fall. The country needed a saviour in its hour of darkness.
When Raghuram Rajan took over at the helm of the RBI, he was quickly anointed as the chosen one. What Rajan has accomplished over the last year is a testament to his remarkable intellect, vision and strategic acumen.
But the fervent hope that he could single-handedly restore India's high growth has receded. This is no fault of Rajan. The limits to what he has been able to achieve point to the inherent limits of monetary policy.
It is a lesson that India's (and many other countries') politicians have still not fully absorbed. A good — or even great — central banker can avert economic disaster but cannot single-handedly revive growth.
Rajan got off to a flying start. Right upon taking office, he got started on reforms necessary to broaden financial markets and make the banking system more efficient. Financial market liberalisation has gotten a bad rap in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
But unless India can build a financial system that does a better job of intermediating domestic and foreign savings into productive investment, the goal of high and stable growth will remain elusive.
Soon after, Rajan raised interest rates at a time when the economy was still losing momentum. This was a very important signal that the RBI would not lose sight of its main mandate — keeping inflation under control. The policy vacuum in India has led to the RBI taking on a variety of mandates — supporting growth, managing inflation, keeping the currency stable, and ensuring financial stability.
Rajan's actions at a difficult time reinforced a crucial message — if the RBI's commitment to control inflation becomes suspect, it would make the institution less credible and effective at every one of its mandates.
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What my wife and I did on that day, I had seen done countless times before in movies and in reality. In exchanging vows, we had done what our parents and grandparents had done, following innumerable generations before. In taking the vows, we became husband and wife; we were married. Although I knew something about the nature of marriage, I did not realize at twenty-two how much more I had to learn. Although I now realize how much more I still have to learn, in this book, I write about what I wish I had known-or had known more clearly-on that bright day in 1992.
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CHICAGO,IL (Catholic Online) -The following is a brief interview with Dr. Christopher Kaczor, author of The Seven Big Myths about Marriage. Below the interview is an excerpt from the book's introduction. Thanks to Dr. Kaczor for taking the time to answer my questions; to Kevin Wandra of Carmel Communications for facilitating the interview; and to Ignatius Press for giving me permission to publish the excerpt. Click here to order a copy of the book directly from the publisher.
What inspired you to write The Seven Big Myths about Marriage?
Dr. Kaczor: In my very first job as a professor in New Orleans, the chair of the philosophy department, the Jesuit Father Al Holloway, came to me in 1999 and asked me to teach a course called "The Ethics of Love and Marriage." He told me the previous instructor of this course had left, but the students enjoyed it a lot. So I inherited his syllabus and taught the course.
Over the years, I've continued to teach the course, adding and changing things along the way, and I've gotten a very positive response from my students. I thought in writing a book, I could share what I was teaching with a much larger audience. My wife Jennifer helped the project immensely by including several of her very funny stories, and one sad story, from our marriage. Her stories add a lot to the book.
What would you say is the biggest obstacle to a successful marriage in the present day?
Dr. Kaczor: I think one obstacle, a myth I talk about, is that a marriage is ruined, or you should get divorced, if you and your spouse have irreconcilable differences. The truth is that all couples have irreconcilable differences, including happy couples.
How do you think the clergy and laity should deal with the sensitive moral issues of contraception (within marriage), infertility and divorce?
Dr. Kaczor: These are very difficult issues for many people. I'd say it is best to emphasize the positive; for example, the good of procreation, the good of working at your marriage. Also, it is important to note that we are all imperfect; but despite our weaknesses and shortcomings, God loves us all and calls us to growth and development so we can find deeper happiness.
There's a recent article about the rising U.S. divorce rate and the supposedly strengthening economy (click here to read it). What are your thoughts on this article?
Dr. Kaczor: Marriage and economics are related in some interesting ways. Sometimes people stay in a marriage because of external constraints such as that they cannot afford to leave. I think a better motivation is the knowledge that many troubled marriages-if people stick with them-later return to a better condition. Also relevant is the fact that in marriage a commitment was made, which is relevant for making good ethical choices.
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My wife Jennifer likes to keep it real:
My husband and I were a little late to the home-buying party. Specifically, we had been married for almost twenty years when we could finally, kind of, sort of, if we stopped feeding the kids, afford to buy a house. And so we did. We took everything we had, quite of bit of what other people had, and a lot of what the government promised, and we bought a house. I wish we had not.
The list of things I am not allowed to buy anymore is overwhelming in its detail and its scope. It starts with clothes and haircuts, and ends in the emergency room. I do have enough premium denim to last me a good solid year, and with spring on the way I can count on Mother Nature to help me in the highlights department. I am not looking for sympathy on those accounts. This weekend I cut fourteen year-old Caroline's hair (she cried for only a few hours afterward), and I now buzz the boys' hair myself.
But it gets worse. "No more fast food", my husband informed me. "Even when I'm running kids between two, three, four different athletic events?" I whined. "Nope", he said. "Plan ahead." Darn. Okay, fast food is bad for the kids anyway, and if I cannot slap together a few PB&J sandwiches at this point in my career, I cannot really call myself a mother. Fine. I'll live.
Now, I realize, reader, that if you have stayed with me this far, you are beginning to be disgusted. "This woman is a baby", you are thinking. "Fast food and premium denim?" you are muttering to yourself. "There are some folks in Haiti that I would like to introduce her to." Yes, yes, I know. I myself am somewhat embarrassed. But two things, reader, two things.
First, it gets worse. Stay with me. Second-and you are not going to like this-I challenge you to give your spending a once-over and see how you rate. I am not going to push; I am just saying . . . People spend thousands on quack nutritionists, and I do not see anyone attacking them. Apparently, paying some weirdo to diagnose imaginary digestive problems is fine, but wanting to look your best in the latest fashions is hedonistic.
Anyway, when we still could not make ends meet with the peanut butter and jelly, my husband informed me, by way of turning off my reading light, that we would be giving up electricity. "What!" I bellowed. "I am the only mother anywhere in America who doesn't own a cell phone, and now I have to give up reading!" "Just for a year or so," he said, "until my income increases." "Well . . . urrgh", I said to the dark form next to me.
In the morning, by way of natural light, I resumed my reading. It is like living in Bill Gates' opposite world. I read somewhere that his house is so smart that as his lovely wife moves from room to room, her music, lighting, and television move from room to room with her. Not only is my house not as smart as Bill Gates', but neither is my husband. First, he does not wait until I leave a room to turn off the light, preferring, instead, to flip the switch in anticipation of my leaving the room at some theoretical time in the future. "I'm tying my shoes!" I scream from behind the wardrobe, only to hear back, "Wear slip-ons."
But one night we reached an apex, and I think I made my point. As I was cautiously feeling my way down a pitch-black hallway, I stumbled over a folded mat and went head over heels, landing on my you-know-what. "Ow!" I screamed. "This has to stop!" Chris and the kids felt their way through their various dark rooms until they found me in the hallway. Risking foreclosure, Chris turned on the light and helped me up. "The idea", he said, "is that you turn on the light when you enter a room, and turn it off when you leave. The math is really very simple."
"Yes, it is", I said. "Even a straightforward divorce is expensive, but one complicated by negligent injury claims could cost you the house." And then, of course, because he is such a good man and takes such good care of our family, I apologized, turned off the light, and lightly kissed him while the kids all yelled, "Eww!"
The gritty, nonglamorous, everyday reality of marriage is known only once one has become married-indeed, only once one has been married for a while. It is that reality that my wife Jennifer captures so well.
But how did this all begin? Let me recall another memory. The year was 1992, and I was at Saint James Cathedral in Seattle. The tuxedo fit fine, but the rented shoes were a little big. I stood in front of the altar, and next to me stood a stunning woman in a white dress. My five closest guy friends were on my right. Her five closest girlfriends were on her left. In the middle, before us, was a priest, the pastor of the cathedral, Father Michael G. Ryan, whom I had known since childhood. Along with 350 of our friends and family, he would witness the most important commitment I would ever make. I tried to stand up as straight as I could, for I knew that everyone in the place was looking at and listening to me.
Taking Jennifer's hands in mine, I spoke loudly and clearly, "I, Christopher, take you, Jennifer, to be my wife. I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health, until death do us part. I will love you and honor you all the days of my life." After a moment of silence, she, in a softer voice, said to me, "I, Jennifer, take you, Christopher, to be my husband. I promise to be true to you in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health, until death do us part. I will love you and honor you all the days of my life."
What my wife and I did on that day, I had seen done countless times before in movies and in reality. In exchanging vows, we had done what our parents and grandparents had done, following innumerable generations before. In taking the vows, we became husband and wife; we were married. Although I knew something about the nature of marriage, I did not realize at twenty-two how much more I had to learn. Although I now realize how much more I still have to learn, in this book, I write about what I wish I had known-or had known more clearly-on that bright day in 1992.
One of the most important things that I learned was the nature of happiness. Indeed, I think that without a sound understanding of what happiness is, a person will be frustrated in finding happiness whether or not he is married. We all want to be happy. Every day, in whatever we do, we seek this goal-one that we share with every other person on the planet. Many people seek marriage because they believe that marriage or their spouse will make them happy. But will it?
To answer this question, it is necessary to examine happiness. What exactly is happiness? How can we find it? What really helps us to become happy, and what does not matter much at all? The answers that we give to these questions make a great deal of difference for our vision of what marriage is. Indeed, the way we live our lives answers these questions and determines the kinds of persons we become..
Matt C. Abbott is a Catholic commentator with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication, Media and Theatre from Northeastern Illinois University. He has been interviewed on MSNBC, NPR and WLS-TV in Chicago, and has been quoted in The New York Times and the Chicago Tribune. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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