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Great hotel, great location
I stayed at this hotel in July. The hotel is stylish in a traditional way, the bedrooms are spacious, comfortable and clean. We had a family room with two double beds for a fantastic rate with parking included. The location of this hotel is fantastic. It was a very warm weekend and the square outside the hotel was buzzing. The Tapas bar opposite is a fab place to sit and people watch. The leisure complex was excellent and our two boys had great fun in the pool. The breakfast is fabulous with a huge choice, they even had a guy making fresh pancakes. Would definately go back to this hotel again and would recommend it to anyone. Top marks.
A bad time in a good hotel
My wife and I stayed on the Saturday night of the Bank Holiday weekend in late May. The hotel is well situated for seeing and doing almost everything in the city centre. It has a multi-storey car park right next door so there is no issues with parking. The hotel is well finished and in keeping with the Marriott chain.
Unfortunately, despite this, our stay was not a happy one. It began shortly after we had unpacked and settled into the room - with the toilet flush handle coming away in our hand. Despite an immediate phone call to reception, it was not attended to and, after returning in the early evening, we had to make a second call to reception before someone came to fix it. (The repair took over half an hour and cut into the time we had set aside to ready ourselves for our evening appointment).
Having put this to one side, we went out for the evening and returned before midnight. The room seemed uncomfortably warm and I put this down to the use of a room key activated switch for the lights, tv and air-con and so expected it to cool down with the said card in place. It didn't. We then endured one of the most uncomfortable nights I have had in a long time. The air conditioning was not working and the design of the room did not lend itself to capturing any breeze from outside. In fact, it might sound strange to moan about a lack of air conditioning in a British hotel on a rather cool night in May, but the hotel room was stifling and unpleasant. After getting no sleep we decided we would be in no position to carry out our plans for later in the day and so cut our losses, getting up at 4am and packing, leaving before 5am without breakfast to return home (so much for our plans for a lazy sunday sleep in with room service).
Whilst we were checking out, the night receptionist/porter told us that they knew the air conditioning had been playing up since last Wednesday, a fact that was not mentioned when we arrived.
I told the receptionist that I was not happy, but he said he was not in a position to deal with the complaint. He said that he would suspend payment for the room until I had at least spoken with the General Manager and that she would ring me the following Monday morning, after 10 am.
Monday came and went and I never received a call. I emailed the Marriott chain via their website and, other than the automated thank you for your comments, we will forward it to the hotel, I have still not had a response.
I suppose they have decided to just write off the room charge and can't be bothered to make the effort to speak to me. That's a shame because the hotel is well located, seems to have plenty of facilities and all the other reviews are very positive.
In summary, its easy to have a good time when everything goes well. But even in the best places things can go wrong and perhaps the sign of a *good* hotel is how well they put things right.
Possibly the best hotel in central Liverpool
My wife and I stayed here 3 nights in May 2005, and overall were very impressed.
The good points are:
- Location could not be better: it's just over the road from Lime St railway station, on the edge of the shopping centre, fairly near the Pierhead, and almost next door to the Tourist Information Centre. Despite all this the double glazing makes it fairly quiet
- We found the staff to be, without exception, friendly, efficient and helpful
- The building and guest rooms are modern, clean and well-equipped. As one reviewer has said, the decor and ambience give you the impression of being in a 4-star and not a 3-star hotel
- The Leisure Centre includes pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, all free of charge and very pleasant to use
- the Bar is comfortable and, when we used it, quiet.
The (very minor) less-good points are:
- Make sure you get a good deal, e.g. a weekend deal, as the Mon-Fri room rate is expensive, as is the main restaurant. We ate elsewhere - there's a huge choice in the surrounding area
- At checkout they tried to charge us �1.40 for a Sunday newspaper - which on a total bill of over �300 was penny-pinching, especially as their website says papers are complimentary! To their credit, the receptionist took the charge off the bill without any fuss
- The minibar in our room was not fully-stocked, and not restocked after we'd used it. Again to be fair, I'm sure they would have if we'd asked.
But these are very minor quibbles, and all in all it was a very good experience.
Great value for money!
I stayed at the hotel the weekend of the 18 March 2005 for 2 nights and have no complaints.
The hotel staff were more than helpful and were always willing to provide advice and assistance. Nothing was too much!
The bedrooms are large, there were two double beds in what was described as a double room, a mini bar, and large bathroom with powerful shower to get rid of those cobwebs from a night out in Liverpool!
I have stayed in a number of hotels in Liverpool all of which have been basic at best and a disgrace at worst. The Marriot athough described as a three star hotel feels more like a four star hotel. I have stayed in a lot more expensive 4 star hotels in other cities in the past. It was well worth paying ten pounds more per night to receive the quality of service and facilities I experienced in the Marriot.
I will return to Liverpool soon and I will be booking into the Marriott!!
Everyone should go 2 Liverpool @ some point!!
I stayed here for 2 days, the weekend after Valentines day. And what a treat it was!!. Our room was spotless, and smelt very fresh all the time, even though it was a smoking room we were in. We had a small problem when we first arrived with the window in our room, i phoned reception for someone from maintenance to come and give us a hand with the window, within minutes there was a knock at our door. The window was sorted within minutes, and the gentleman also explained how the heating in the room worked, and the air conditioning worked aswell. which was helpful.
The staff are very pleasent, and they really couldnt do any more for you if they tried, holding doors, helping with bags, serving breakfast and dinner, attendants by the pool and changing rooms and sauna etc. Even for someone like us, we are young and normally dont recieve the same respect from members of staff because we are young, well thats how it was in London, when we stayed there.
The breakfast is great and just what you need after a wild night out on the town, and very little sleep, which is what we had!!, out pubbing and clubbing all night long!!.
The location that the actual hotel is in is quiet at night and are far enough away from all the pubs and clubs not to be bothered by noise from pubbers and clubbers.
The hotel is very close to 2 beautiful resturants the tapa's resturant at the back of the hotel, is a definet!, the food and the service is spot on, but i would go early it gets busy!!, you arent allowed to book a seat due to the popularity, other than that u only have a 5 minute walk for something to eat!, unless u stay at the hotel.
The swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna area is lovely and clean, i couldnt fault it, and the changing rooms and showers are spotless aswell!!.
We enjoyed our stay so much down in Liverpool that we are going back down this year for 3 days and later on in the year for another 5 days,
There are small markets dotted over the city centre and all of the Beatles and Elvis attractions are good, there is an Elvis museum down at the dock, and plenty to see to do with the Beatles!!
It is just wonderful!!, i loved it so much!!, and im really looking forward to going back down!!
Watch out Liverpool, here we come!!!
A good location and a good stay
Just returned from a stay in Liverpool. The hotel is centrally located. You can walk to shopping, dining, the attractions, the train station etc. There is a parking garage on site.
My small complaints are that the restaurant is expensive (breakfast buffet standard fare is about $20US) and they seemed a little disorganized. For example, they couldn't locate tokens for me to use the internet access available onsite.
You can use their business center for a fee or walk a block to the public library for free internet access.
The staff was always friendly and helpful and I would stay here again if I return.
Great Location
Great location close to night life and shopping. A good 3 star hotel with good facilites including a small leisure centre.
Only downside was our breakfast was not delivered on the 1st morning and was late on the 2nd morning.
Great value....
Fantastic hotel
this hotel is located in a great place for train station,theatre,shopping areas and public transport. the hotel has pleasant decor and the breakfasts are fantastic. i will be back and can recommend to all.
Lovely family friendly hotel.
Very nice hote with good sized, pleasantly decorated rooms and public areas. Very courteous and accommodating staff and very family friendly. Lovely pool and fitness area.
Lovely hotel
Rooms were very clean, spacious and comfortable. Friendly helpful staff. Good location in the city centre. Highly recommended.
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Anyone here growing this plant? I acquired this plant at a plant sale recently. A married couple saw it first and bought most of the nice specimens--it was flowering and the flowers was very beautiful, deep orange flowers. They left two--one has no flower and other has flower but a bit ragged. One person beat me to it in getting the one that at least has flowers, so I was left with the last plant.
I was searching on Google for more information, but I couldn't find any. I think it's one of those ornamental ginger--the ginger that you couldn't eat, but what I have is a dwarf. I'll post picture soon. I want to propagate it, but even thought it doesn't have flowers, it still look nice and the mosses adds an aged quality to it. Anyone know about this plant?
I forgotten to mention that the height of this plant is about or less than 12 inches. I also thought it was "bottle" brush ginger, but seeing the plant images compared to my plant seems very different. The Hedychium coccineum looks huge!
Also the form of the leaves compare to Hedychium coccineum does not look alike.
I love the mosses and the young Psilotum nudum or moa growing in the pot.
I decided to divide this plant into four or five segments. It's a bit root bound and will be planted in a new pot.
I posted the picture at the Ginger forum and rayandgwenn identify it as Burbidgea schizocheila. The other common name include Golden Brush Ginger and Voodoo Flame Ginger (very interesting to name that plant that).
Thank you Steve for replying. I don't have pictures of the flowers, I was fortunate to buy this last plant because the other plants that have flowers were taken up very quickly.
It finally flower couple months ago!
I didn't know at first that it has buds after I divided the plants almost to the same day I acquired the plant. Perhaps that is why all of the plants that I divided didn't bloom. Next year, I know now what to do and when they usually bloom.


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As skate blades carved into the ice and pucks caromed off the boards at the Roblin Park Community Centre Saturday morning, just one thing was out of the ordinary — it was mid-April, not February.
And Marcy Beaucage was loving it.
The long-time icemaker at RPCC had been spraying one of its three outdoor rinks with mist (to fill in the "cavities") and polishing it with the Zamboni until 11 p.m. Friday night. Then he was back at it again six hours later so he could be part of a record.
"This is the latest we've ever played hockey (outdoors at RPCC)," he said proudly.
About a dozen adults and another dozen kids laced up their skates for a 9 a.m. shinny game. They all knew why they were there — they all speak about April 10, 2007, the previous late-season hockey record, with the kind of reverence usually reserved for major international events.
Beaucage decided to organize the game in response to the many people complaining about the winter that won't end. When life gives you below-normal temperatures, make ice, he said.
Konrad Schaible, who's about to celebrate his 10th birthday, was only too happy to dust off his blades about a month after his Roblin Park 9A2 team wrapped up their year.
"I make the best out of every season," he said.
So, too, do Wayne Tichon, Ralph Oswald and Rick Goosen. The three oldtimers were also there for the big day in 2007.
"Today is my anniversary," Oswald declared proudly. "Twenty-eight years ago it was 23 degrees (Celsius) when my wife and I got married."
Both Oswald and Goosen work in the construction business, which they admit is a little behind schedule because of the snow and frozen ground.
"The sun is shining, might as well go for a skate," Goosen said. "We have the best outdoor icemaker in the city."
Tichon, the president of RPCC, agreed. In fact, they celebrated Beaucage's 25 years of service with a four-on-four shinny tournament in the winter. About 100 players took part. They also presented him with a commemorative jacket with "Ice Man" on one shoulder.
"It was (Beaucage's) idea. We play a weekly game all winter, too. We're not here to skate too hard and hurt ourselves," he said with a laugh.
While the ice was in great shape considering it's spring, Beaucage said it paled in comparison to what RPCC has in the middle of winter.
"It's usually like this in early November. This is a typical early-season skate," he said.
With temperatures expected to yo-yo around the freezing mark all week, Beaucage wasn't ruling out another record-setting game of shinny.
"It's a lot of work but if people want to keep coming out, I might as well do it," he said.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Auberge Aux Deux Lions Quebec City
Great place - very spacious
I stayed at Au Deux Lions for four nights in the Vieux Quebec suite and it was delightful. There were lots of great restaurants nearby, the suite was bigger than many entire apartments and Jean-Francois the host was always good-humoured and helpful. I thought that it was a great deal for the level of luxury. Run don't walk!
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Notre s�jour chez Jean-Fran�ois Dulac du Gite aux deux Lions a �t� tr�s agr�able. Le propri�taire fait de son mieux pour vous rendre service. Les deux chambres ou nous avons dormi sont vraiment tr�s belles, propres et spacieuses. Le petit d�jeuner est copieux et vari�.
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Wonderful Stay
The owner is very personable and eager to make you feel welcome. The room was very comfortable and breakfast was good. We will definitely be visiting this B&B again.
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Date:August 21, 2006
Reviewer: English Canadian Tourist
We have just returned from a four-day stay in Quebec City. I picked the Gite Aux Deux Lions B&B because it was close to the historic section of Quebec City and we could therefore leave our car parked and walk everywhere.
Our room, the Vieux-Quebec Suite, was wonderful: very clean and well appointed, with the added touch of a fully equipped kitchen, a built in stereo and a DVD player. My only regret was we didn't have enough time to enjoy the suite.
Our host, Jean-Francois, was hospitable, helpful and very attentive: he clearly wanted to make our stay an unforgettable experience. Each morning he provided a nutritious, interesting and palate pleasing breakfast. He inquired about our plans for the day and made suggestions that helped us get the most out of our tour of Quebec City.
The quoted price included taxes and there were no unexpected incidental expenses. Please note that this B&B only accepts cash or traveler's checks as payment.
I would not hesitate to recommend the Gite Aux Deux Lions B&B to anyone planning a trip to Quebec City.
Great Room, Excellent Breakfast and Nice Owner
Although this B&B is not located within the walls, it is close to everything. Frankly, it is nice not be in the thick of it all because it forces you to explore the City. My girlfriend and I loved to walk down Rue St. Jean, as the street has bakeries, an amazing chocolate shop, many restaurants and funky shops.
The rooms at the B&B are extremely clean, the breakfasts are hearty (Jean-Fran�ois Dulac rotates by making French toast one day, croissants with ham and cheese the next, and waffles the day after) and the owner is extremely nice. Upon arrival, Jean-Fran�ois will provide you with a city map and restaurant recommendations (FYI: use the business card that he gives you--it is a great place). The house is very cosy and it has a private entrance. Moreover, if you visit during the summer, breakfast is served on his backyard patio.
A beautiful house!
We stayed at Aux Deux Lions during the very busy weekend of the "Festival de la Nouvelle France", and we couldn't have asked for a better place to stay. The house is immaculate yet welcoming, newly renovated, and very clean. The rooms are private and quiet. There is a nice deck where you can enjoy a glass of wine and watch people walking along Rene-Levesque.
Our host, Jean-Francois, was very welcoming and we enjoyed listening to his humorous stories over endless cups of coffee and breakfasts that prepared us for our long days of walking around Old Quebec.
Aux Deux Lion is very conveniently located within walking distance from the Old City, the Plains of Abraham, and is only a minute away from Cartier Road with its shops and little restaurants.
If you want a bit more space, we would recommend staying in the Suite Vieux-Quebec which made us feel like we were in our home away from home.
I would definitely recommend this B&B.
Very Pleasant
My wife and I recently stayed for two evenings at the Deux Lions B& B in Quebec City. We wanted to be close to the old city so that we could walk everywhere. This B&B is very close. It was very clean and the service was great. Very good atmosphere together with very good accomodations. We certainly reccomend this place.
Dan & Marilyn
When booking a room via an internet search, without any personal recommendation, there is always a risk that it won't be as good as its advertising makes it seem. What a treat to have our stay at Aux Deux Lions even better that expected.
We stayed in the Vieux Quebec suite for 5 days - the value was excellent - the room was well designed and extremely comfortable despite the summer's heat.
Our host, Jean Francois Dulac provided us with good breakfasts, friendly conversation and helpful recommendations for places to visit and to eat. But most of all, he fullfiled his promise that his service "included atll the peace and quiet we wanted".
The location was ideal for walking excursions into old Quebec, the Plains of Abraham and the ferry to Levis, and was close to restaurants, convenience and grocery stores as well as being easy to find on our way into town.
We recommend Aux Deux Lions highly.
This B&B is a perfect compliment to the beauty of Quebec!!
My wife and I recently stayed here. We were extremely pleased with our accommodation in this B&B, we stayed in the Vieux Quebec Suite; it was immaculate and spacious, and located in the top floor of the home. The host, Jean-Francois, was the perfect compliment to our visit to Quebec. He provided us with a delicious breakfast and interesting conversations each morning. The location was very good as well, located about 15 minutes from the old city and 2 blocks from Cartier where there many fine restaurants to choose from and a short 15 minute walk into Old Quebec. When we make a return trip to Quebec in the future, I will definitely return to this B&B.
Great location and better service
Stayed here this past summer. Great location - a short walk from Old Quebec and other attractions. The house is beautiful and the rooms (we stayed in two different ones) are bright and clean. Plus, there is free parking.
But what sets the Aux deux Lions apart is the incredible, friendly service. Jean-Fran�ois, the owner, is a perfect B&B host. He is the definition of customer-centric, and did all the little things (including bringing us ice cream - after hearing my pregnant wife say she'd like some - one night while we sat on the veranda and played cards) to make us feel at home. Plus, the food is fantastic and plentiful, tailored to our wishes. We enjoyed breakfasting on the sunny back porch.
The other thing we enjoyed was the great price. We have stayed in various B&B's across north America and found this one to be one of our favorites.
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I have long grown Chlorophytum comosum 'Variegatum' as one of the easiest and most forgiving pass-along houseplants. Recently I got a plantlet from a holiday cottage I was staying at in which the variegation is reversed from the usual. In my old plant the white strip is central with green edges. In this new plant the central strip is green with white borders. Can anyone tell me if this plant has a varietal name? Or is it just an alternative nameless version of the common 'spider plant'? Each plant has only one variegation pattern. Both patterns never occur on a single plant. 'Old plant' 2 on the right. 'New' plant 1 on the left. I apologize for the poor focus. I can never get it right. It looks fine on my camera and on my computer but it always looks terrible on here.
I have the solid green and both the reverse white in the middle and white edge. This is what I found.
Spider plants are commonly variegated with a white stripe in the middle, but can come with a reverse stripe, or solid green leaf. This is one hardy plant. Most problems arise from over watering. You will start getting black tips with a yellow halo, then whole black lower leaves. So, they need to be dry between watering. Keep an eye on the foliage it becomes pale and droopy when it's ready for water. The root system is large and tuberous, and can store water longer than most hanging plants.
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Chlorophytum comosum (Spider Plant) and its cultivars provides an attractive hanging plant for bright locations. The species,
- Chlorophytum comosum, has medium to dark-green satiny leaves, but only accounts for about 10% of spider plant sales.
- Chlorophytum comosum `Vittatum' is the most commonly grown spider plant and has long recurved medium green leaves with a broad central white stripe. This cultivar, when allowed to grow, is the larger sized plant often sold in hanging baskets.
-Chlorophytum comosum `Variegatum' is a somewhat smaller cultivar than `Vittatum' and has medium to dark-green leaves margined with white bands.
Brilliant. Thanks. I'll try to remember 'Vittatum' but will almost certainly end up calling it Variegatum 'Inverse'. I'm really grateful. I couldn't find that info. It's particularly confusing as so many pictures of the commoner type are mislabelled 'Variegatum' on the web.
Marquest, three in one pot sounds really pretty. Are they babies or mature? Have a picture?
I bought a Chlorophytum at our grocery store a couple years ago. I think it's a mini..Variegtated, extra-thin and short leaves..
Anyone know what this guy could be? Toni
Toni, I never took its pic. I will get a pic for you.
About your plant...I seem to remember a few years back of people talking about Chlorophytum comosum 'Bonnie' that was a small spider. You might look that up and see if that is what you purchased.


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Software: Interviews
Profile: Microsoft's Phil Goldie
Microsoft's partner boss discusses Cloud, wine and M&A.
Symantec sets break-up date - But who gets NZ?
Symantec will begin operating as two separate companies from April 1, potentially leaving New Zealand partners in serious limbo with the move now only weeks away.
Brocade expands EMC IP partnership as A/NZ aims to fulfill Third Platform compute model
"Legacy IP network designs were never intended for today's New IP applications, such as Cloud, mobile, social and big data."
Nick McMenemy: More channel consolidation to follow in 2015
Westcon Australia director of vendor alliances, Nick McMemeny, wrapped up his tenure on December 31, 2014, and took the time to chat with ARN about his predictions for 2015.
ARN Hall of Fame profile: David Gage
ARN profiles its latest Hall of Fame inductee about his 18 years in IT with Express Data, Microsoft and Dimension Data.
Fidelity's top IT exec sees potential in A.I.
Since his January 2013 appointment as enterprise CTO at Fidelity Investments, Stephen Neff has made a significant impression in the financial services company's highest IT post. Earlier this year, he was named one of five finalists for the 2014 MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Award.
Michael Bosnar: The ultimate businessman
Michael Bosnar, long-time IT veteran, is the quintessential entrepreneur. Not only has he been in leadership roles across the channel including stints at vendors, resellers and distributors, but he also invests in start-ups and helps fuel innovation in the ICT industry.
In focus: Saratoga and the shifting sands of distribution
Clocking up 22 years in business is major feat for many owners, particularly when faced with highs and lows in the changing face of the software distribution market.
VMware's Casado talks about evolving SDN use cases, including a prominent role for security
Martin Casado, who helped launch the Software Defined Networking concept in the labs at Stanford, was recently elevated to the top business slot in VMware's Networking and Security Business Unit, giving him the rare opportunity to see the technology through from the incubator to the data center. Network World Editor in Chief John Dix sat down with Casado for an update on the company and his thoughts on how the technology is maturing.
SAP CEO Bill McDermott on why Concur is worth $8.3 billion
SAP's announcement that it will pay US$8.3 billion to buy business-travel and expense software vendor Concur might have generated less initial buzz than the companies hoped, given it was almost simultaneous with the revelation that Larry Ellison has relinquished his CEO seat to become CTO and executive chairman of Oracle.
OpenDaylight Executive Director spells out where this open source SDN efforts stands
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From the Royal Suite where Kate prepared for her Royal wedding to the idyllic island paradise where William and Kate spent their honeymoon, these elegant hotels document favourite destinations among Royalty. Expect private beach villas, penthouse suites, award-winning Spa facilities, personal butlers and a plethora of fine dining options.
Mid way through my pregnancy, I sat opposite my midwife, the first and only time I saw her, and whilst nibbling my organic carrot sticks and sipping herbal tea, stated that under no circumstances did I want drugs or intervention, I wanted my birth to be as 'natural' as possible. She had smirked a little and nodded through her stifled giggle.


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Red blood cells, or erythrocytes, are the most common type of blood cell and the vertebrate organism's principal means of delivering oxygen (O2) to the body tissues via the blood flow through the circulatory system. They take up oxygen in the lungs or gills and release it while squeezing through the body's capillaries.
These cells' cytoplasm is rich in hemoglobin, an iron-containing biomolecule that can bind oxygen and is responsible for the blood's red color. The cell membrane is composed of proteins and lipids, and this structure provides properties essential for physiological cell function such as deformability and stability while traversing the circulatory system and specifically the capillary network.
Polycythemia vera (PV, PCV) (also known as erythremia, primary polycythemia and polycythemia rubra vera) is a myeloproliferative blood disorder in which the bone marrow makes too many red blood cells. It may also result in the overproduction of white blood cells and platelets.
Most of the health concerns associated with polycythemia vera are caused by the blood being thicker as a result of the increased red blood cells. It is more common in the elderly and may be symptomatic or asymptomatic. Common signs and symptoms include itching (pruritus), and severe burning pain in the hands or feet that is usually accompanied by a reddish or bluish coloration of the skin. Patients with polycythemia vera are more likely to have gouty arthritis. Treatment consists primarily of phlebotomy.
Bone marrow failure occurs in individuals who produce an insufficient amount of red blood cells, white blood cells or platelets. Red blood cells determine how much oxygen needs to be distributed throughout the body's tissue. White blood cells are constantly helping fight off germs and infections that enter the body. Bone marrow contains platelets, which clot then helps stop the blood flow when a wound occurs.
Science of drugs including their origin, composition, pharmacokinetics,
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Pharmacology (from Greek φάρμακον, pharmakon, "poison" in classic Greek; "drug" in modern Greek; and -λογία, -logia "study of", "knowledge of") is the branch of medicine and biology concerned with the study of drug action, where a drug can be broadly defined as any man-made, natural, or endogenous (within the body) molecule which exerts a biochemical and/or physiological effect on the cell, tissue, organ, or organism. More specifically, it is the study of the interactions that occur between a living organism and chemicals that affect normal or abnormal biochemical function. If substances have medicinal properties, they are considered pharmaceuticals.
The term crime does not, in modern times, have any simple and universally accepted definition, but one definition is that a crime, also called an offence or a criminal offence, is an act harmful not only to some individual, but also to the community or the state (a public wrong). Such acts are forbidden and punishable by law.
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The Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, the Sea Dogs play an average of 70 home games each season at Hadlock Field, just south of the Back Cove.
You don't have to be a history or architecture buff to appreciate the sheer monied fabulousness of this hulking Civil War brownstone on mansion-lined Danforth Street in downtown Portland.
Founded by Geoff Latham, this local food purveyor is based in the Buckman neighborhood, not far from the Burnside Bridge. The company sells sustainable, free-range game birds and animals to professional chefs, as well as the general public.
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One of Maine's great icons, the picturesque white-stucco, black-capped Portland Headlight marks the entrance to the namesake city's busy harbor, and lies just seven miles from downtown in Fort Williams Park.
A chalkboard hangs above the counter at this Portland cafe, displaying a hand-written menu of drinks, soups, sandwiches, and salads.
The Spread: The 30-odd growers and producers who gather on Saturdays in downtown Portland's Deering Oaks Park are carrying on a tradition that goes back more than two centuries (the city's first farmers' market opened in 1768).
This angular I. M. Pei–designed building in the heart of downtown Portland is not only the city's shining cultural institution; it also houses the state's oldest museum (and with 17,000 objects in its collection, the largest).
It's only fitting that on Portland's culinary alley—Middle Street—a fine bookstore with every imaginable title on food, wine, and culinary academia should sprout.
Internationally acclaimed master woodworker Thomas Moser—known for his exquisite Shaker, Colonial, and Arts and Crafts–style furniture made from American hardwoods—could open a store anywhere, but the longtime Maine resident chose Freeport's main street for his flagship showroom.
You'd think in a state with dairy farms aplenty that fine cheese mongers would be everywhere.
Famous for its iconic leather-and-rubber boots and canvas boat totes, and arguably the epicenter of Freeport shopping, the L. L. Bean flagship store, along with its ample parking lots, dominates a central stretch of Main Street—and customers buzz in and out by the thousands daily.
Opposite Portland's ferry terminal in a historic brick warehouse, Alison Pray and Matt James make the best baked goods around, and there's almost always a line for their famous breads—country boules, focaccias, anadama, cinnamon raisin, pain de mie, baguettes.
On a quiet street just two blocks from L. L. Bean, in Freeport's old Masonic building, hides one of the finest jewelers in the state of Maine.
Kris Horton is one of the anchor tenants in Portland's Public Market House, a cooperative in Old Port's Monument Square that opened back in 1988 and showcases Maine-made products.


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Show Me the Data, Governor McDonnell
February 27, 2012 by Ellen Kahn, Director of the Children, Youth & Families Program
During a recent interview with Politico, Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell referred to the "overwhelming data" that suggest children do best when raised by a married mother and father. He is one of many high profile, elected officials taking the liberty to twist the real data in a way that defends their archaic positions on LGBT parenting.
Governor McDonnell spoke as if he personally has read the articles on LGBT parenting and is very familiar with the research on our families, yet he was not asked to share even one example or refer to a specific article to back up his position. Nor have I seen or heard others who throw around these lies be held accountable when they misrepresent the body of research on children raised by LGBT parents.
Whatever happened to footnotes, to backing up your claims with accurate citations? When the legal equality and social status of our families is on the line we can't sit back and tolerate lies. The truth, which is borne out of 20 plus years of research on outcomes for children raised by same-sex parents, is that our children do just as well socially, academically, and emotionally as do children raised by heterosexual couples.
What Governor McDonnell and other anti-LGBT forces may be referring to, and taking out of context, are the studies that show poorer outcomes for children raised by one economically disadvantaged parent (for example a single mother who did not plan to have a child on her own), compared to those raised by a married couples in which one or both parents can be breadwinners. These studies simply confirm what we know from experience, which is that children do best when they have a parent, or two, who have the financial, emotional and practical resources necessary to meet the child's needs. To apply this data to the experience of LGBT parents is irresponsible and simply inaccurate.
We must pressure our elected officials and other public figures to get their research right, and to answer the hard questions if they continue to adapt research to further their political interests.
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Human Trafficking is a very serious matter in epidemic proportions.
"Victims of sex trafficking are frequently beaten, raped or even killed for any reason. Child victims have high mortality rates due to the poor treatment they receive."
Virginia Isaías, Founder of Orange County based Human Trafficking Survivors Foundation (Fundación de Sobrevivientes del Tráfico Humano) is a kidnap victim and human trafficking survivor. She was kidnapped and trafficked along with her then 6-month old baby, and trafficked by an organized ring, which trafficked women and children.
She saw women and children dismembered or killed, to keep other victims compliant. The victims blood was also analyzed for black market organ sales.
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Per law enforcement statistics, most all of the teenage prostitutes are violently forced into prostitution.
A very high-risk factor for a teen-age runaway to end up being prostituted is if the teen-age ran away from home at least 4 times in a 12-month period. The tragedy is that the teenager was running away from a dysfunction or abuse at home (physical, emotional, psychological or sexual), and then they end-up being abused and prostituted.
So our focus at FSTH.org is Prevention and assisting survivors into successful Reintegration into society.
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As usual they show white girls, whereas in OC the vast majority of the so-called 'trafficked' girls are Asian. Heck, it would be great to be able to get a 'happy ending' from a hot romanian instead of some indistinguishable, 5' 0" Thai.
BTW I use the 'irony quotes' on "trafficked" because I know researchers who have, you know, interviewed these girls. The vast majority of times they know exactly what work they will be doing -- though often living conditions and/or pay is an issue.
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More than 1,300 sheep and lambs will be grazing at Fort Ord later this week.
U.S. Army sexual assault prevention leaders and their counterparts from the Navy, the Air Force and California universities were all in the same room Tuesday because they have two big things in common: demographics and sexual assault.
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Wheat is in the green up stage and about eight inches tall in most area fields according to Jill Scheidt, agronomy specialist with University of Missouri Extension, who scouted fields in Arcola and north of Lamar on March 25.
"Quite a bit of henbit and chickweed among other annual weeds are being seen in wheat fields. Now is the time to treat for henbit and chickweed; herbicides are most effective when applied to weeds under two inches in height or diameter," said Scheidt.
Winter annual weeds can cause up to 37 percent yield loss. Scheidt says to apply herbicides, like Harmony Extra at a rate of .45 to .9 oz/acre, before these weeds flower and at temperatures of 60 degrees or more.
During this week's scout, Scheidt also found three to four bird-cherry-oat aphids per linear foot of row. Aphids are usually active when temperatures reach 60 degrees.
"As temperatures warm, aphids become less cold tolerant and do not withstand dramatic fluctuations in temperature," said Scheidt. "Lower temperatures this weekend could kill some of them. In temperatures lower than 60 degrees they can be found near the crown, otherwise they will be on the underside of the leaf."
Threshold levels for bird-cherry-oat aphids, identified by a red band near the rear, are 25 aphids/foot of row. At this level an insecticide treatment such as 1.3 to 1.9oz/acre of Warrior or 3.2 to 4oz/acre of Mustang is justified.
Consult the MU Extension 2015 Pest Management Guide for specific pesticide instructions.
The weekly field scouting report is sponsored by University of Missouri and Barton County Extension. For more information on the scouting report, or to learn how to receive the information earlier by telephone, contact the Barton County Extension Center at (417) 682-3579.
The Crop Scouting Telephone Update informs producers of pest threats. A weekly, 2 minute recorded message and an email is sent out containing research based information on: environmental issues, nutrient deficiencies, pest threshold level, pest description, damage description and pest control. Several fields in Barton County and surrounding counties are physically scouted each week; the report is based on those observations.
Weekly scouting begins in mid March and ends in November; monthly telephone and email updates run November to February.
The cost of the program is $35 per phone number, $95 for three numbers and $30 per phone number for four or more numbers.
The weekly field scouting report is sponsored by University of Missouri Extension and Barton County Extension. To receive the 2015 weekly scouting reports, print the 2015 Crop Scouting Enrollment Form, complete and return with payment to Barton County Extension, 801 E 12th, Lamar, MO 64759 or contact the MU Extension Center in Barton County, 417-682-3579.
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If your farm has been in your family since Dec. 31, 1915, you can apply to have it recognized as a Missouri Century Farm.
To qualify, farms must meet the following guidelines: The same family must have owned the farm for 100 consecutive years. The line of ownership from the original settler or buyer may be through children, grandchildren, siblings, and nephews or nieces, including through marriage or adoption. The farm must be at least 40 acres of the original land acquisition and make a financial contribution to the overall farm income.
Applicants certified as owners of a 2015 Missouri Century Farm will be recognized by the local MU Extension office in the county where the farm is located. Applicants are presented with a sign and a certificate.
Since Missouri began the program in 1976, more than 8,000 century farms have been recognized.
For applications received by May 1, a $65 fee covers the cost of a certificate, farm sign and booklet for approved applicants. If the application is received between May 1 and May 15, the cost is $75. Applications must be postmarked by May 15, 2015, to be considered.
For application forms and information, call MU Extension Publications toll-free at 1-800-292-0969, contact your local MU Extension office, 682-3579, or visit the program website at http://extension.missouri.edu/centuryfarm.
The Crabtree family was honored as Barton County's newest Missouri Century Farm at the 2014 Lamar Fair.
Current soil temperatures in Lamar are updated every five minutes and can be found at http://agebb.missouri.edu/weather/realtime/lamar.asp.
MU Extension publication G427, 2011 Cash Rental Rates in Missouri
MU Extension publication G302, 2009 Custom Rates for Farm Services in Missouri
MU Extension publication G6201, Vegetable Planting Calendar
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