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Fort Collins, CO, November 06, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Jetbox today announced the beta release of its latest rapid development toolset, iC5™ Designer. Designer is a comprehensive, Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the ENOVIA platform. Unlike current development tools and methodologies that are primarily text based, Designer provides an intelligent graphical UI with advanced features that make ENOVIA configuration and customization easier, faster, and less prone to errors.
"Managers of global development teams and large IT departments know that it's hard to recruit experienced ENOVIA developers and costly to train and retain novices," stated Jon Nelson, CEO Jetbox.
iC5 Designer directly addresses this problem by radically reducing the time and training required to make novice developers productive, slashing training costs and ramp-up time in half. And, for expert ENOVIA developers, Designer has already shown proven net productivity improvements of more than 2X. These improvements have been seen with real world ENOVIA implementation projects over the course of the last two years, during which time the tool was developed and field tested.
Designer's intelligent and intuitive UI provides many advanced features, including:
· Full compatibility with other ENOVIA development tools such as Spinner and MQL
· Templates and Wizards for creation of new schema and UI elements
· Context sensitive editing functions that provide intelligent defaults and choices for JSPs, URL parameters, command settings, etc.
· Intelligent navigation between related objects, including "Where Used" capability
· Referential integrity enforcement – name changes of schema elements are automatically updated in all places where used, such as command HREF's and settings, expressions, policy states, etc.
In addition to these features in the free beta release, future releases will include even more advanced features such as the following:
· Live database updates – the ENOVIA database will be automatically updated in real time as you work in Designer
· Integration with the Eclipse JAVA IDE (as a plugin), including support for real-time debugging of JPOs and JSPs, management of web files, and WAR file deployment
· Automatic code generation – create a prototype of an entire working application in less than five minutes
"The ENOVIA platform is well known for its advanced architecture, superior configurability, and unlimited extensibility. And the standard ENOVIA tools such as Spinner, MQL and Business Modeler are extremely powerful," stated John Hubert, Product Manager at Jetbox. "However, for anyone who has ever used these tools, Designer will be a breath of fresh air. It's the difference between writing Java code with a text editor versus with a Java IDE."
The company is offering this tool as a free download for a limited time via their website: www.jetboxsolutions.com/ic5-designer/. The release is available until February 1st, 2013 with a direct line to their support services as well.
Jetbox has a healthy roadmap for the ENOVIA platform that will continue to showcase rapid development tools, user productivity tools and upgradeability tools.
For more information on iC5 Designer, please visit: www.jetboxsolutions.com/ic5-designer/
About Jetbox
Jetbox™, Inc. specializes in developing innovative software toolsets to streamline the process of deploying and maintaining out-of-the-box PLM applications. Jetbox challenges the notion that PLM is difficult to sell, implement, use, and maintain. With the introduction of its ground-breaking toolsets, based on patent pending technologies and time tested methodologies, Jetbox helps companies execute a smooth and rapid deployment of out-of-the-box PLM applications with the added benefits of enhancing and optimizing user experience and productivity, eliminating the need for customizations, and rapidly decreasing the overall time-to-value for companies. Cut through the roadblocks to adopting PLM and help your company realize the value of a speedy PLM implementation today. Visit www.jetboxsolutions.com for more.
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The 39km circuit is divided into three sections. The first part takes you from Wangi Falls to Walker Creek, taking seven hours and covering 18.5km of up and down trails through woodland and creek crossings. The campsite is a well-earned reward for a long day's hike with tumbling waterfalls and a swimming hole. Section two heads towards Florence Falls, a five hour walk past unique sandstone formations and palm trees stretching for 12km. Once again there are waterfalls and crystal clear plunge pools awaiting you – an amazing feeling after a long day on the trail. The third section completes the loop, heading back towards Wangi Falls and involves an eight hour hike through paperbark trees and rugged rocky landscapes.
Wangi Falls is probably the park's highlight with great seasonal swimming. Be aware that during the rainy season between October and March swimming is off limits due to the danger of high water levels. However, the tradeoff is that this time is also at its most spectacular – so don't forget your camera! Termite mounds are another great feature found along the walk, and you'll marvel at their constructions of natural arches and pillars. Along the way you'll be sure to meet some of the local inhabitants too, from wallabies and bandicoots to northern quolls and flying foxes.
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by Vivacious on Thu Apr 05, 2012 01:27 PM
Is anyone out ther on Xeloda for stage 1V. The surgeon said he probably got it all, but there were 4 out of 14 biopsies with cancer cells. Still having problems with colostomy leaking and now starting Xeloda this Sunday for my first two weeks of chemo. Has this helped anyone else out there??? I am 78 years old and this is the very first time I have ever been sick or in the Hospital my whole life, now this! Please let me know what you have experienced on this medication so I will know what to expect. Thanks Yvonne
by Frankiebones on Sat Apr 07, 2012 11:52 PM
I am a stage 4 colon cancer patient and have been taking Xeloda for years...I am currently taking 2,000mg a day for 2 weeks on and off 1 week...I have tolerated 5,000mg a day with the same schedule. I would say Xeloda has had positive a effect on me. I also have chemo every 3 weeks. Cancer cells have a protective coating they few things can penetrate...Xeloda is one that does penetrate through the protective coating. I am also a believer of drinking lemonade made from Real lemon juice and/or fresh lemons and Splenda....no sugar in my diet...cancer cells love sugar but they hate lemons and unlike chemo drugs that kill both bad cells and good cells, lemons kill only the cancer cells and leave the good cell alone...best of luck...I am 71 and was diagnosed with stage 4 in Dec. 2008...I feel good...no pain...and I also listen to Bible study every day on the Internet...I pray that God blesses...best wishes...
by eternalife on Sun Apr 08, 2012 02:07 AM
Hi ,
My husband is on Xeloda for esophageal cancer, he is a stage iv, his fingertips have darkened and his palms and soles are scaly and tender. We is in his 3rd round of chemo taking herceptin too. We have a scan at the end of this month and will find out if the chemo has helped.
Will post the results of his chemo when we know more.
Good luck with Xeloda, it seems to be well touted by the oncologists.
by eternalife on Sun Apr 08, 2012 02:10 AM
Just posted and noticed your comment about Xeloda being able to penetrate the cancer cell, where did you find that out and
about lemons, is that really true... my husband has been drinking lemonade, so I hope it will help for our next scan.
Encouraging to hear your positive results.
Best .
by Frankiebones on Sun Apr 08, 2012 03:51 AM
The British navy at one time were loosing lives to scurvy until a medical doctor discovered a cure...lemons and limes, which cured the disease...that's why they were called limies because they started carrying lemons and limes on their ships. Cancer like scurvy is a metabolical disease (it stems from within the body)...online doctors say that lemons are far better than any chemo drug...Oncologists cannot comment on it...my CEA was around 900 and is now 675 and fluctuates within a range of 500 to 700 points...hope this helps...this Dec will have been 4 years since I was told I had stage 4 colon cancer...
Best of luck!
by Vivacious on Mon Apr 09, 2012 12:08 PM
Thanks for all the help and suggestions. I took the first dose yesterday, so I am on my way! Will try the lemon thing, but can you use the frozen or does it have to be fresh? Thanks again and hope we all get relief from this terrible illness that we have been given. If you have any other suggestions please post. Thanks again Y
by Vivacious on Tue Apr 10, 2012 03:00 PM
Why did you have to take this medication for years? Dr. said 6 months to me, but after that how do they know you need to keep taking this medication? So far no side effects for me, but this medication is so very expensive, how were you able to pay for it for that duration??? Yvonne
by Frankiebones on Tue Apr 10, 2012 03:01 PM
Lemons are best taken fresh, or, you can use Real lemon juice as well. If you google 'sugar and cancer' and 'lemons and cancer' you can review many articles on these subjects.
A strong will is very important and a strong belief that you will beat this is the most important! Stay active and keep your immune system strong!
Best of luck...I hope God blesses you!
by Vivacious on Thu Jun 07, 2012 08:48 PM
On Apr 05, 2012 1:27 PM Vivacious wrote: Is anyone out ther on Xeloda for stage 1V. The surgeon said he probably got it all, but there were 4 out of 14 biopsies with cancer cells. Still having problems with colostomy leaking and now starting Xeloda this Sunday for my first two weeks of chemo. Has this helped anyone else out there??? I am 78 years old and this is the very first time I have ever been sick or in the Hospital my whole life, now this! Please let me know what you have experienced on this medication so I will know what to expect. Thanks Yvonne
On Apr 05, 2012 1:27 PM Vivacious wrote:
Ok, I am on my 4th round of Xeloda, I have lost most of my hair, toe and finernails break off, and I am so tired all the time? I don't go back to Dr until end of June and will review my blood tests. How long before they will do a CT Scan to see if anything has spread to other areas? Still having severe problems with the colonoscopy and such but I still have an apitite but can't go anwhere because of the sudden changes in the colostomy leakage and such. I am up to 2500 MG a day with the two week on one week off. How are you all doing on this medication?? Please advise. Thanks Yvonne
by kathynesh on Sun Mar 01, 2015 03:33 PM
please please do not use splenda!!!!!! as it cuses cancer use stevia please research stevia is an herb and very good for you.
splenda causes cancer do no use.
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Digitimes Research: Solar incentive programs aim at steady growth till grid parity
Apr 10, 14:38
In 2012, the global solar market was affected by incentive policy changes in various countries. Now such incentive programs are mostly aimed at pushing steady market growth until...
Global solar installations to exceed 35GW in 2013, says IHS
Apr 9, 10:47
Global solar installations are forecast to exceed 35GW in 2013, equivalent to growth of 12%, according to IHS. Global solar installations in 2012 grew 14% on year to reach 31.4GW.
Solar demand in emerging Asian countries to grow by 28% annually through 2017, says Solarbuzz
Apr 2, 10:40
Solar demand from the emerging Asia Pacific and Central Asia (EAPCA) region is forecast to exceed 3GW by 2017, according to Solarbuzz. Compared to 723MW of solar demand in 2012, this...
First Solar ranked largest solar EPC contractor in 2012 as Europe firms falter, says IMS Research
Mar 28, 14:15
For the first time First Solar became the world's largest solar EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) contractor in 2012, with more than 500MW of projects completed - an...
Digitimes Research: Japan 2013 solar installations to reach over 3GW
Mar 25, 11:08
The Japan government continues to promote the use of renewable energy and lower the percentage of electricity generated from nuclear power. In July 2012, the government announced...
Digitimes Research: South Korea sets 2013 new solar installation target at 230MW
Mar 19, 11:17
In the beginning of 2012, the South Korea government adopted the Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) policy. Due to falling prices of related equipment, firms have been participating...
Gigastorage hopes Taiwan government to increase annual solar installation limit
Mar 8, 10:59
The necessity of having nuclear power plants has been under debate recently in Taiwan. Taiwan-based solar wafer maker Gigastorage has suggested four ways that the government can take...
LED lighting can save 12.78% energy used in Taiwan
Feb 27, 15:54
If LED lighting is fully adopted in Taiwan, the country can reduce its electricity consumption by 12.78%, an equivalent to the combined capacity of two of its existing nuclear power...
Digitimes Research: US, India continue to promote solar with policies
Feb 27, 14:16
As solar markets in Europe are growing slowly, emerging solar markets have become the focus.
UK solar installations hit 2GW mark, says NPD Solarbuzz
Feb 18, 10:35
Cumulative solar demand from the UK has now exceeded 2GW, with demand during 2012 surpassing the record levels seen during 2011, according to NPD Solarbuzz. Stimulated by an attractive...
Mainstream solar modules to become 250W due to rising demand from solar PV systems
Feb 6, 21:47
Due to rising demand for rooftop solar PV systems, 250W solar modules with 60 solar cells are expected to become the mainstream.
China upstream solar makers ask for shorter payment periods
Feb 5, 16:52
China-based makers of solar wafers and cells have to pay cash or issue credit letters to procure materials, but need to wait when it comes time for them to get payment on products...
Digitimes Research: Europe solar installations to account for 35% of global installations in 2013
Feb 4, 10:48
Over-investment in 2010-2011 caused the solar industry to suffer from falling prices and increasing net losses in 2012. However, due to policy promotions and solar incentives in various...
Solar industry to enjoy robust installation growth in 2013, but revenue dip poses challenges for companies, says IHS
Jan 29, 11:14
Global solar installations will rise this year in a continuing pattern of solid growth, but the industry will nonetheless suffer a decline in overall revenue due to lower volume growth...
China market: Golden Sun projects reach total installation capacity of 4.54GW in 2012
Jan 22, 10:45
China's Golden Sun Demonstration projects achieved a total installation capacity of 4.54GW in 2012, up 548.57% from 2011, according to media reports from China. China's government...
Digitimes Research: Solar installations in Germany reach record high in 2012 despite continuous incentive cuts
Jan 16, 22:11
Electricity prices in Germany continue to be high. The country has been striving for stable electricity supply in order to maintain economic growth. Therefore, developing renewable...
Commentary: Europe solar market to see adjustments; Asia demand to rise in 2013
Jan 15, 15:45
The solar market saw many unexpected events in 2012. Solar makers believe in 2013, the Europe market will see adjustments such as Germany installations declining to government-planned...
Digitimes Research: China solar firms continue to see losses in 3Q12
Jan 7, 11:23
Due to fluctuating demand in Europe, China-based solar module firms Yingli, Suntech and Trina Solar saw shipments in third-quarter 2012 decrease by 16.9%, 10%, and 9% respectively...
International solar firms face entry barriers in Japan
Dec 26, 13:47
Japan's high solar subsidy has attracted many Japan-based firms to enter the market. In addition, international firms have been hoping to enter the market as well. However, Japan...
Taiwan solar firms face difficulty in international markets
Dec 21, 12:02
Taiwan-based solar firms have been facing difficulties investing in international solar projects due to complexities such as local power companies, political atmosphere, and cultural...
Giga Solar subsidiary obtains 1.5MW solar PV project in Taiwan
Dec 21, 11:08
Solar conductive paste maker Giga Solar has stated that its subsidiary has obtained a contract for a solar PV system project from the Tainan municipal government in southern Taiwan...
Solar supply chain prepares for 1Q13 UK demand surge, says NPD Solarbuzz
Dec 20, 14:23
Suppliers of solar modules and balance-of-systems components are preparing for a potential first-quarter 2013 revenue windfall in the UK market. The windfall will be stimulated by...
Solar trade wars will rage on in 2013, says IHS
Dec 19, 16:26
According to IHS, the global solar market will achieve double-digit installation growth in 2013, but market revenue will fall to US$75 billion. Industry revenues-measured as system...
Digitimes Research: India to begin second stage of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission in 2013
Dec 3, 11:08
India has a long and hot summer with temperatures around 35-48 degrees Celsius from March-September. The average annual sunshine hours in India exceeds 2,000 hours, making it a suitable...
Emerging markets predicted to bring stability to solar industry, says IMS Research
Nov 28, 14:20
Emerging markets are forecast to help bring stability to ailing solar industry, with up to 12GW of new solar capacity added in 2017 up from just 1.6GW in 2012, according to IMS Research...
Concentrated PV technological advances set to ignite market development, says IMS Research
Nov 16, 10:27
On-going, significant technological advances from companies such as Solar Junction and Amonix will help drive concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) installations to almost 1.2 GW by 2016,...
Japan expects solar market to grow rapidly
Nov 12, 10:40
Taiwan's Bureau of Energy held a discussion forum on planning and business opportunities from installing solar PV power-generating plants in Japan. The forum invited experts from...
US financial institutes may securitize solar PV system projects
Nov 8, 21:52
US financial institutes may securitize solar PV system projects. Solar firms believe securitization of solar PV projects could help firms obtain funds easier, which would benefit...
Digitimes Research: Rising demand for houses with embedded solar PV systems in Japan
Oct 22, 12:15
Power generated by residential rooftop solar PV systems accounts for more than 80% of total solar-generated power in Japan. However, the cost per unit of Japan's residential solar...
Commentary: Non-FIT business model to pave way for grid parity
Oct 15, 11:14
The continuous feed-in-tariff (FIT) cuts by Europe's governments and increasing trade barriers have been pushing the solar market into suffocation. The price fall seems never ending...
Trade barriers bad for solar industry: Q&A with Phoenix Solar president and CEO Murray Cameron
Oct 12, 11:07
The US government announced the final verdict of the anti-dumpig and anti-subsidy investigation against China-based solar firms on October 10, 2012. At PV Taiwan 2012, Digitimes had...
Solar industry to comprise of 4 major categories differing by technology, says NSP chairman
Oct 8, 10:49
Quincy Lin, chairman of Taiwan-based solar cell maker Neo Solar Power (NSP), has indicated that the solar industry will be divided into four categories according to technology - material,...
Taiwan government to offer NT$10 billion loans to support green-energy industry
Sep 25, 12:21
Taiwan government's National Development Fund (NDF) will offer 15-year loans totaling NT$10 billion (US$338 million) to finance exports of green-energy products, including solar,...
Post-installation service contracts adding thousands of new sales prospects, says Solarbuzz
Sep 12, 13:54
Previously over-looked opportunities are now emerging for solar PV systems providers within the US by addressing the growing requirement for post-installation service contracts across...
Government funds help solar firms earn profits abroad, says NSP chairman
Sep 11, 11:43
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs will assign representatives to Hsinchu Science Park to assess the possibility of providing funds to Taiwan-based solar firms, according to Quincy...
Digitimes Research: Tianma expects new high-end display fabs to enter production in 2H15
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LCD driver IC makers eyeing display developments in auto industry
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Taiwan market: Tsann Kuen online store ranks 5th largest B2C platform
Before Going to Press | Mar 26, 20:40
Taiwan market: Samsung to launch Galaxy S6, S6 Edge
Before Going to Press | Mar 26, 20:38
AOpen to not deal out dividend for 2014
Before Going to Press | Mar 26, 20:34
Pegatron to hike automation at factories in China
Before Going to Press | Mar 26, 20:34
Qisda to deal out 2014 dividend of NT$0.60
Before Going to Press | Mar 26, 20:32
Danen Technology suffers 2014 loss
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- Prospects of IC backend service industry remain promising: Q&A with UTAC Holdings CEO William John Nelson
- Qualcomm, MediaTek shifting some 28nm chip orders away from TSMC
- Tablet vendors looking to tackle niche markets in 2015
- Getac chairman expects over 15% on-year growth in rugged PC shipments in 2015
- Digitimes Research: Microsoft to push 2 inexpensive notebooks in mid-2015 to counter Chromebook penetration
- Foxconn to cooperate with SK C&C to tap China IT service market
- Green Energy Technology to not deal out dividend for 2014
- Apple dictates the ranking of top 10 MEMS manufacturers in 2014, says IHS
- Senao Networks steps into industrial computing
- Commercial TV market in China expected to reach 3.35 million in 2015, says firm
- Inotera board approves NT$34.4 billion for transition to 20nm
- Nan Ya Photonics exhibits omni-directional LED light bulb
- Lenovo separates mobile business unit by brand
- LED light bulb prices to fall to US$5 in 2015, says Epistar chairman
- Digitimes Research: Holitech to become 2nd-largest touch panel maker in China after acquisitions
- Young Fast aims to reduce cash outflow and increase new solutions to improve performance in 2015
- Apple to release 3 iPhone models in 2H15
- Apple Watch yields have been low but are increasing, say touch panel makers
- Taiwan makers lower prices for PERC monocrystalline solar cells
- Taiwan International Lighting Show begins
- Digitimes Research: More automakers looking to use adaptive LED headlights in upcoming cars
- SAS nets NT$2.06 per share for 2014
- China PV module makers cut OEM prices for Japan vendors
- Foxconn considering setting up TV production lines in India to cope with demand from Sony
- Digitimes Research: Microsoft to push 2 inexpensive notebooks in mid-2015 to counter Chromebook penetration
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- Digitimes Research: Japan semiconductor product value edges up 8.7% in 2014 amid strategic changes
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- Digitimes Research: White-box tablet players turn to Windows 2-in-1s using Intel Bay Trail in 2Q15
- Digitimes Research: Taiwan on-cell touch panel shipments to see strong growth, yet offer little profit
- Digitimes Research: Expanding UAV market to trigger demand for upstream parts, components
- Digitimes Research: Dual-OS tablets becoming popular in white-box market, but Google GMS remains an obstacle
- Digitimes Research: More China-based smartphone vendors gearing up efforts to promote overseas sales
Prospects of IC backend service industry remain promising: Q&A with UTAC Holdings CEO William John Nelson
The IC backend service industry was capped by a flurry of merger and acquisition (M&A) activities...
Consolidation needed to address oversupply in NOR flash industry: Q&A with Macronix chairman Miin Wu
Macronix International, which ranks as the world's second-largest NOR flash supplier with a 19% share...
Cloud applications to boost storage demand: Q&A with Seagate senior sales and marketing VP BS Teh
The applications, demand and service areas for the global storage device industry have seen profound...
Still aiming at growth in PC market: Q&A with Lenovo Taiwan president Justin Liang
Lenovo, which had the fourth-largest market share next to Asustek Computer, Acer and Apple in the Taiwan...
- Smartphone and tablet industry: The view from Taiwan - May 2012
Taiwan-based companies have a long and successful history of involvement in the supply chain for mobile devices, which for the purposes of this article consist...
- Taiwan motherboard industry overview - May 2012
The year 2011 saw the motherboard industry reverse its trend of declining shipments year-on-year, to post a slight 0.2% growth. This upturn in fortunes was expected...
- Notebook market overview - Jun 2011
The notebook industry in 2010 experienced several major events that significantly changed the industry's ecosystem for the year and the industry is also believed...
- LCD TV overview - Jun 2011
Growth of the global LCD TV market was not as strong as expected in 2010 as the market continued to feel the aftershocks of the economic recession that had hit...
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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Philip Johnson, a 30-year-old Catholic seminarian from the Diocese of Raleigh who has terminal brain cancer, has written an article responding to Brittany Maynard, the 29-year-old woman who has publicly stated her plan to commit suicide due to the fact that she has a terminal brain cancer. Johnson is vocal about his disagreement that suicide would preserve one's dignity in the face of a debilitating illness.
Hobart Catholics witnessed a religious woman's first profession of vows for the first time in nearly 50 years last month.Sr Mary Michael of the Cross, formerly Simone Smith of Springwood in the Blue Mountains, made her first profession as a Sister of the Immaculata on September 14 in Hobart.
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Herpes Simplex (Cold Sores and Genital Herpes)...such as that area covered by "boxer shorts" -- and also around the mouth. If people with herpes take valacyclovir every day, they can reduce the risk of transmitting herpes to others. Once-daily valacyclovir is approved for persons without HIV who have up to 9 outbreaks a year. However, once-daily therapy is less effective in people with HIV and others with very frequent episodes. Drug companies are working on vaccines to prevent HSV. One...
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North Shore University Hospital...Thank you for your timely question. People living with HIV are at increased risk from the complications of seasonal influenza infection and for this reason it is recommended that they Read more »
more oftenDo people with Hiv get colds more often than non-infected people? Or do their colds linger around more?
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University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine...HIV+ people get upper respiratory infections, including colds, more often than HIV-s, but I know of no data that prove that their Read more »
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University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine...Upper respiratory infections, which includes colds, are more common in people with HIV, but I have no idea how many colds per year would be considered "abnormal", since there is no "normal" number od colds per year. Read more »
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As head angel for our annual Pennies from Heaven fundraising effort for the hungry, I've seen many different ways people have used to get donations for us.
I've seen them raise their weight in coins. I've seen them outbid each other to get a chance for musician Steve Bell to perform in their living room or get a chance to sit on stage with Bon Jovi while they were performing live. I've seen classrooms compete with others in their school to raise the most pennies and win a pizza lunch. I've seen people put in many ballots to try winning a piece of jewelry generously donated by our friends at Ben Moss.
I know my predecessors -- founder Mike Ward and columnists Gordon Sinclair Jr. and Lindor Reynolds -- also saw unique ways of fundraising.
But here's a new one: donate all the proceeds they won on a game show.
It all began before last year's Pennies campaign when the members of Doc Walker agreed to join with us to help the hungry who are helped by the Christmas Cheer Board and Winnipeg Harvest.
As far as I knew, that meant the multi-Juno award winning band would appear with me on all of our posters and advertisements, come to our official launch at the Free Press News Café to play a few songs and allow us to get on stage with them at their concert to encourage people to donate money to the cause.
Unbeknownst to us, the band's lead singer, Chris Thorsteinson, had something up his sleeve that I didn't know about until the campaign was over.
Thorsteinson had been invited to compete on CMT Canada's Employee of the Week television show. The weekly show sees celebrities compete against each other at various tough and messy jobs, including automobile repair shops, zoos, and laundromats.
For Thorsteinson, it meant competing against Canadian country singer/songwriter Jason McCoy at a truck stop diner. There the pair would compete to be the best at busing tables, taking orders and making coffee.
They even tenderized and prepared veal.
When the knives, forks and dust settled, turns out Thorsteinson won. But according to the show's rules, Thorsteinson couldn't keep the cash, he had to give it to an organization doing charitable work.
As I said earlier, I knew nothing about this until I opened an envelope at work one day earlier this year and out popped a cheque for $5,000.
Doc Walker has been busy since then, but I sent off a note to Thorsteinson, thanking him for thinking of us. After all, with everyone out there from child, to teen, to adult, to senior, you make a conscious choice where you want to put your charitable donations and I never take it for granted when people choose Pennies.
I'm still not sure whether we'll consider the donation the final one for last year's campaign or the first one for this year's, but rest-assured, the cheque has already been cashed so many of our local hungry will be helped this Christmas because of Thorsteinson's generosity.
It is music to everyone's ears.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 24, 2012 A12
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A beautifully renovated detached barn, offering a spacious single storey 2 bedroom gite with open plan living space. Also with own private garden and barbecue.
Situated in the large wooded grounds of la Bergerie, on the edge of the small village of Crazannes. It is only 15 minutes drive to the market town of Saintes, so shops and restaurants are within easy reach. All within the beautiful Charente Maritime region of South West France.
This gite is located all on one level so it's ideal for young children. The private garden is located to the side of the gite and has seating for 4 so great for all that out-door living.
There is a double room and a twin room and space for a cot if required.
There is parking in-front of the the gite.
The nearest town is Saintes which as well as offering many places to visit with its Roman Heritage, has all your shopping needs.
This attractive, comfortable and very well equipped gite is ideal for family holidays with everything you would need for a young family. Or this peaceful setting is ideal for a quiet get away. Spend the day by the pool or relaxing in the garden. Or visit one of the many beaches most of which are just a 35 minute drive.
Also perfectly located for those who wish to explore the area or to just relax and enjoy the weather! With beautiful sunny days throughout the year this makes it a perfect location for walking and cycling and enjoying the surrounding countryside and for visiting the many beautiful towns and villages.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Marennes 35 km
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|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2.5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: La Rochelle 65 km, Nearest railway: Saintes 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ, Swing set
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The Poitou-Charentes region
The nearest town is Saintes which as well as offering many places to visit with its Roman Heritage, has all your shopping needs.
These attractive, comfortable and very well equipped gites are ideal for family holidays with everything you would need for a young family. Or this peaceful setting is ideal for a quiet get away. Spend the day by the pool or relaxing in the garden. Or visit one of the many beaches most of which are just a 35 minute drive.
Also perfectly located for those who wish to explore the area or to just relax and enjoy the weather! With beautiful sunny days throughout the year this makes it a perfect location for walking and cycling and enjoying the surrounding countryside and for visiting the many beautiful towns and villages.
With just a 40 minute drive north west to the Atlantic coast you will find the sunny beaches of Fouras and Chatelaillon Plage. And to the south west, still just 40 minutes, there are the beautiful beaches of Saint-Georges-de-Didonne and St Palais-sur-Mer. With many more but unfortunately we haven't visited them all!
With Cognac a 35 minute drive, tours around one of the famous Martell, Hennessy or Remy Martin distilleries are a must.
Just 50 minutes from the beautiful coastal town of La Rochelle, a must for any shopper! La Rochelle has a wonderful ambience with many restaurants bursting on to the pavements. Seafood is of course the speciality. Just 60 minutes to the stunning Ile de Re. With wonderful shops to browse round at Ile de Martin and an amazing choice of pavement cafes and restaurants, all looking on to the harbour. Ile de Re has many beautiful beaches and more wonderful quaint villages to wonder around.
Originally a barn this beautifully converted, detached gite, has it's own private garden area, sitting amongst trees on the edge of the charming village of Crazannes, just a 5 minute walk from the River Charente.
Just a 10 minute walk is the Chateau de Crazannes, built during the 14th and 15th centuries, the listed Château de Crazannes has been entirely restored and furbished.
It is known as the "Castle of Puss in Boots" because it was owned by the real Marquis of Carabas during the 17th century !!
There is also the the Quarry of Crazannes ( les carrieres de Crazannes) which was a working quarry until the 1950's, it's beautiful white stone exported all over the world - rumor has it that it was used for the base of the Statue of Liberty in New York! An hour's tour will transport you back to the times when all was quarried by hand as you wander this amazing quarry.
Also a pleasant walk is the Chateau de Ponloy at Port d'Envaux this was rebuilt in 1770 on the foundations of a former Renaissance-style castle, Panloy offers an example of the architecture of Louis XV.
At Port d'Envaux you can find a small market every Thursday morning, there is also a wonderful bakery and a couple of restaurants. If you are feeling energetic here you can hire canoes and pedalos in the summer.
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25 Aug 2014
"Great Holiday"
We had a great family holiday staying at l'olivier. Catherine and Terry were very helpful and were on hand for all enquiries. The gite is very comfortable and the pool is a real bonus. We visited some great beaches, interesting towns and good restaurants whilst staying there.
6 Aug 2014
"Prachtige gîte bij vriendelijke mensen"
Mooie gîte voorzien van alle gemakken vlakbij Saintes in Charente-Maritime. Heerlijk zwembad. Goede locatie in de Charente (vlakbij La Rochelle, Sainte, Ile de Ré, stranden, etc). Hartelijke ontvang… More
23 Jul 2014
"Beautiful gite in a lovely area!"
We stayed here for a week at the end of May and had a great time. Catherine, Terry and family were very friendly and helpful and worked the balance beautifully between being available for advice, etc… More
30 Jun 2014
"What a great place"
A fantastic Gite in lovely grounds. Swimming pool was great and of immaculate quality. Loved the added extras such as the fenced off pool area, and the swings which was ideal for our son. There is a bigger Gite in the same grounds, but you really do feel it is nice and private. Would be a perfect destination for a larger group of friends or family . Really nice touch from the owners providing our son with a box of toys to keep him entertained. Without doubt would stay here again.
17 Jun 2014
"A lovely gite in a lovely area"
We spent a fantastic week in L'Olivier, one of two gites at La Bergerie. The gite was very well equipped and had everything we could need; the pool area was particularly appealing, with sun at al… More
16 Oct 2013
"Lovely accomadation in a beautiful area."
Our stay was end of September into October but the weather was beautifully warm and mild. The gite was excellently furnished, well equipped and spotlessly clean. Catherine was very helpful and a plea… More
8 Aug 2013
"Welcoming and comfortable base for exploring the Charente"
A lovely place to stay with beautifully kept grounds and pool surrounded by fields of crops and sunflowers and the Charente River. The hosts Catherine and Terry were very welcoming and thoughtfully left bread, butter, milk and wine for our arrival. There is a small local campsite nearby where you can order croissants for breakfast and there is a supermarket a couple of minutes drive away. Our teenagers loved the wi-fi that allowed them to keep up with their friends but the peaceful village was a wonderful place to get away from it all for us. We used the gite to explore an area of France we hadn't visited before and it didn't disappoint.
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Pool Renovation - Deep end raise the floor from 9' to 6'
d95sld95February 1, 2012
I am thinking about renovating an old Anthoney inground pool. I would like to raise the floor of the deep end from the current 9 feet to about 6 feet.
I am not sure if that is possible? The pluming for the main drain is almost certainly broken. I would like to have two new main drains and plumbing installed at the 6' level and just channel the pipes out through the side wall between the 6' and 9' level.
How would a builder go about accomplishing this task? Install re-bar and fill with sand and concrete?
I think Scott means crushed stone/rock. 3/4" crushed rock is easy to handle and provides a good base. Or recyled concrete that has been thru a crusher..


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Summer is the opportune time for kids to explore and experience new things. Here, Dr. Susan Bartell offers tips for parents on how they can encourage and make the most of those explorations.
Summer is great when you're a kid. The stressful weeks of school have been left far behind and autumn's cold and dreary days seem like they're still far away. Each sunny moment is an opportunity for something new - an interesting shell on the beach, a new friend at the park, a delicious ice cream flavor. The summer is a time for exploring.
In addition to being fun, exploring is an important task of childhood. By becoming a detective, a child learns that one must look beyond the obvious "big picture" to see the world as interesting and complex. Developing the ability to explore with an open and inquisitive mind - to analyze situations, objects, and places - is a skill that will carry a child far beyond the fun of the playground and into a successful adult life.
It is important for parents to provide opportunities for children to explore - and summer is the perfect time. Encourage digging holes on the beach by remembering to bring the shovel. Invite exploration in the playground by leaving ample time to play. Make sure bicycles and their safety equipment are accessible and ready to go. Your enthusiasm and patience (rather than frustration or boredom) will support your child's desire to question and learn. At home, adventures can be found in baking or homegrown scientific experiments with soap, water, clay, and...just ask your young explorer! Summer days are perfect for 'science,' as patios or driveways can be hosed down afterwards.
Exploring need not be reserved for playful detective work. Trying new foods is a type of exploration - a venturing into unknown and, for many children, scary territory. However, the summer is a great time for developing a child's palate. For one thing, it is less stressful, having left behind "hurry up and eat, we'll be late for school/homework/bed." There are also so many great foods to try - fruits, BBQs, and picnic foods all seem tastier and more fun at this time of year. So, invite your child to explore a rainbow of summer foods - make it tempting by cutting them into interesting shapes or serving them in fun ways. Invite neighbors to a picnic in the backyard - new foods appeal more on colorful paper plates while sitting under a tree, especially when other kids are eating them too - peer pressure can work wonders when it comes to exploring foods.
Some children are born explorers. For others, the idea of venturing out of their comfort zones doesn't seem like fun; it feels overwhelming. Sometimes a child is left behind by other children who want to explore, especially when the park, pool, and beach are calling out for adventure. A reluctant explorer may need a boost from you to get over fear. Also, ask yourself if you're contributing to your child's anxiety by conveying your own worries about straying too far, getting hurt, or becoming dirty. If so, you'll want to keep this in check so your child can become a more confident explorer - while still being safe, of course!
Igniting interest in creative exploration is a gift you can give your child that will burn brightly long into adulthood. So get out your favorite walking shoes, digging stick, and magnifying glass - and go exploring!
Dr. Susan Bartell is a nationally recognized child psychologist, speaker, and award-winning author. Her latest book is The Top 50 Questions Kids Ask. You can learn more about Dr. Bartell at www.drsusanbartell.com.
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Date of Stay: September, 2013 - $1.00
Noted that this park had not be reviewed recently. Nothing has changed since the previous review. The park can hold 6, but tonight there are only 2 sites occupied. Donations accepted but stays are limited to 2 nights. Park is between highway and river so you have the best and worst of both. I definitely would stay here again. All the sites are the same size and we have a 30 Class A, with a Jeep Toad and we barely fit in our site, so anything longer with a Toad would be a problem. We camped at St. Albans Roadside Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: April, 2010 - $1.00
The City of St. Albans is to be commended for such a beautiful park, and for making it available for small RVs. There is a donation box, and a 2 night limit. The view of the river is beautiful, and the park is on the bank of the river. There is a busy highway beside the park, with stores and restaurants across the street. There is 120v 15 amp electrical service, but no 30-50 amp service. the only water is available at the dump station, so you can refill your water supply tank. The bathrooms had graffiti, but appeared clean, but no showers. There is a 2 day stay limit. I stayed 2 days, and would love to return, if ever in the Charleston, WV area again. The fee was free but there is a donations box. We camped at St. Albans Roadside Park in a Motorhome.Undo
Date of Stay: June, 2009 - $10.00
This is a tiny park between a busy street and a River. There are 15 amp electrical outlets. There are no showers--but there are toilets. The facilities are locked by 8 P.M. The fee is a free will donation. It is close to a grocery store, K-Mart and a McDonald's. 38.38834 -81.82655 1477 Maccorkle Ave. I loved seeing the barges on the River. I would stay here again. We camped at St. Albans Roadside Park in a Motorhome.Undo
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University of Minnesota freshman forward Rangie Bessard joins the Gopher women's basketball team following a standout career at Manvel High School in Texas. As a senior, Bessard led Manvel to its first state championship in any sport, while averaging 14.7 points and 9.4 rebounds per game over the course of the year. For her efforts, she was not only named to the state all-tournament team, but also earned 2014 All-Greater Houston Girl's Basketball First Team honors by the Houston Chronicle. Get to know more about the rookie in the Q&A video above.
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Oh, man. My teammates are super goofy, they're encouraging, they're inspirational and they never leave a player behind. I think that is what is going to help us continue to go on this long journey as a team and become successful, because we're never going to leave anybody behind.
What is the best part about Minnesota?
The best part about Minnesota, since I'm not from here, I would have to say the Mall of America, only because I love to shop and I love shoes. So, every time there is a release date, I have to be at the mall. Also, I think the campus is a beautiful place. When I came on my visit, it was like I was sold. I didn't want to take any other visits, because I felt that this atmosphere and this University was just for me and it is so peaceful and really outgoing. And, I knew it would help me develop more as a person and become more mature.
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I love her style of play. This will be a new experience. I've never played this style before, but I'm looking to adjust very well to it, and get on the court for my first Big Ten game.
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