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Publishing Study Results: It is important that all publications resulting from studies conducted using the former GCRC & MCRU resources cite the CTSA grant number 2UL1TR000433-06. Studies using only the former GCRC resources should credit the GCRC: Grant #M01-RR000042. The NIH searches for publications by grant recognition, and our future resources will be tied to the number of publications referencing our grant number.
The main MCRU location is located in the Cardiovascular Center (CVC) on the medical campus. This is research space only with five overnight stay beds and five exam rooms that are used for outpatient and overnight research activities. This unit is open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. and provides predictable opportunities for overnight stays and/or weekends.
We also have an outpatient site located in Lobby M at Domino's Farms and we provide service only to the Rachel Upjohn Building. Domino's Farms operates Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. All of our sites are equipped to support adult and pediatric populations.
MCRU is designed to serve as an infrastructural resource for clinical research investigators. To use MCRU, an investigator first needs to submit an application through the eResearch system. In order to utilize MCRU services, you will need to complete sections 1-2.4 and 42 in eResearch.
The MCRU provides access to research nurses, medical assistants, and lab personnel. In addition, the main location houses the metabolic kitchen, specimen core and processing lab, and an exercise physiology room. See below for further details.
One of the valuable services provided by MICHR/MCRU is the access to our mobile research support team, MCRU2U. Our clinical staff provides integrated research support to clinical investigators and their study teams throughout the U-M campus and into the surrounding community. Our mobile team supports all specialized protocol specific services such as PK blood draws, ECGs etc. As part of this team we also provide access to a community-based research nurse and health worker to support study teams working with community outreach protocol specifics. The MCRU2U service is available from 8:00 to 4:00 Monday – Friday.
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The MCRU has a specimen collection, processing, and shipping core laboratory that supports both overnight stay and outpatient clinical research for all of our performance sites. We have a sophisticated electronic specimen freezer management and inventory system. We provide short term-storage.
The MICHR Biorepository has been providing many, but not all, of the envisioned UMHS Biorepository services to the U-M research community for the last four years. Recently, the University of Michigan Medical School announced as part of its Strategic Research Plan the creation of a larger Central Biorepository to provide these services. The Central Biorepository (CBR) will be fully operational in late spring of 2015. As a result, all new inquiries into long-term biospecimen storage and processing should be made of the CBR Director, Victoria Blanc, PhD.
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Dame Joyanne Winifred Bracewell DBE QC FRSA (5 July 1934 – 9 January 2007) was the most senior judge of the Family Division of the High Court of Justice at the time of her death, after the President of the Family Division.
Personal life[edit]
Bracewell was born and raised in Manchester, the daughter of Jack and Lillian Bracewell. Her father worked in textiles. She was a child actress in two comedy films made in Manchester in 1948, Cup-Tie Honeymoon and Holidays with Pay. She after being educated mostly at home, she studied at Manchester University (LLB, LLM).
She married jazz musician Roy Copeland in 1963. They had one son and one daughter together.[citation needed]
She was called to the Bar at Gray's Inn in 1955, was in pupillage at the Bar 1955-56 and a Member of the Northern Circuit from 1955 to 1990. She was a Recorder of the Crown Court between 1975 and 1983, and was appointed QC in 1978. She was a Circuit Judge on the Northern Circuit from 1983 to 1986, moving to the Western Circuit from 1986 to 1990.[citation needed]
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In 1990, she became the fifth woman to be appointed as High Court judge, after Elizabeth Lane, Rose Heilbron, Margaret Booth, and Elizabeth Butler-Sloss. As is customary, she was created Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE). She became well known as Hon. Mrs. Justice Bracewell. She was largely responsible for drafting, and oversaw the introduction of, the Children Act 1989, serving as Family Law Division Liaison Judge in the Royal Courts of Justice from 1990–97; she was also Chair of the Children Act Advisory Committee from 1993–97.[citation needed]
She was involved in many high-profile cases. In 2004, she was praised by Fathers4Justice as "one of the more enlightened members of the judiciary" after she gave a residence order to a father whose former wife repeatedly refused him access, in defiance of earlier court orders. In February 2006, she ruled that two children should live with their mother's former same-sex partner, after the mother took the children to live in a different county, in defiance of a shared residence order. Her order was upheld by the Court of Appeal but overturned by the House of Lords.[citation needed]
She was awarded an honorary LLD by Manchester University in 1991, and was appointed Fellow, Royal Society of Arts in 1994. She was a consulting editor for Butterworth's Family Law Service from 1989 until her death, and editor in chief of The Family Court Practice from its first publication in 1993.[citation needed]
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The "Wizard of Oz" runs May 31 through July 15 at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre.
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The yellow brick road. The wicked witch of the west. "There's no place like home." And, of course, those ruby red slippers. From its songs to its message to its characters, it's one of the most iconic films of all time. Now it's on stage in Indianapolis.
Opens 8 p.m. May 31, runs through July 15, Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre, 9301 Michigan Road, $37-$60, (317) 872-9664 or www.beefand boards.com.
Indie Rock Alejandro Escovedo and The Sensitive Boys
Alejandro Escovedo will never be Bruce Springsteen, and that's a shame. Though musically the two road warriors diverge, for 35 years as a musician Escovedo has carried the same "can't knock me down" message and "rock 'n' roll is salvation" message.
8:30 p.m. May 26, White Rabbit Cabaret, 1116 Prospect St., $18, (317) 686-9550 or www.whiterabbitcabaret .com.
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Superstar DJ Diplo (who has worked with No Doubt and Usher) and British producer Switch blend Jamaican dub, thumping dancehall beats and electronic flourishes. The duo's debut "Guns Don't Kill People . . . Lazers Do," was undeniable, relentless fun, and this year's follow-up won't disappoint.
9 p.m. May 29, The Vogue, 6259 N. College Ave., $20, (317) 259-7029 or www.thevogue.com.
Singer-Songwriter Ben Sollee
Of all the big names to come out of the burgeoning folk rock scene of the past few years (think Mumford and Sons, Fleet Foxes, The Low Anthem), Ben Sollee's sound may be the most subdued, and the most refined. His latest, "Inclusions," recalls Paul Simon.
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Tender Balladeer Michael Bolton
The king of tender love ballads like "When a Man Loves a Woman" and "Love is a Wonderful Thing" is getting on in years, but he's returned to pop culture relevance, and we're glad he's back.
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J.J. Wilcox didn't hesitate when the Dallas Cowboys rookie was asked if he knew who Bill Bates was.
''Special teams hero,'' said Wilcox. ''And one of the hardest hitters back in the '90s when the Cowboys were rolling.''
Wilcox just forgot to mention why Bates' name was relevant - because the longtime Dallas safety was one of the most notorious practice players around thanks to his overzealous tackling.
Dallas coach Jason Garrett has diagnosed the rookie from Georgia Southern with ''Bill Bates syndrome,'' remembering how his former teammate would apologize for putting players on the ground in non-tackling situations and then ''pick them up and do it the next play.''
It's a tricky balance for coaches, particularly with a small school player who has just a year of college experience at safety and is trying to leave an impression.
''Wilcox tackles way too much in practice,'' Garrett says. ''And you kind of coach both sides of it: `Hey, keep doing that, but don't do that.' You know what I'm saying?''
Wilcox says he isn't overcompensating because he comes from the Football Championship Subdivision, a level below the top tier of college football. He's not anxious and eager over the fact that he started twice as many games on offense (26) as he did at safety (13) with Georgia Southern.
He's just playing - and practicing - the way he was taught by coaches and his father, James Wilcox Sr., who starred at the same high school in Cairo, Ga., three decades earlier.
''I don't understand half-percent, 90 percent,'' said Wilcox, a third-round pick by the Cowboys. ''All I know is 100 percent. That's the way I was taught. That's the way I play the game.''
But he doesn't want the ''dumb player'' label, either. Garrett jumped on him for too much tackling the first practice of camp.
''After that, that's all it took,'' Wilcox said.
It will take injuries at safety for Wilcox to become a starter, but he's getting solid work as a backup in training camp. And there's little question he'll have a chance to be a special teams ace along the lines of Bates, who played 15 seasons and led the team in special teams tackles three of the first six years the stat was kept.
''He's working his butt off,'' secondary coach Jerome Henderson said. ''You like the way he runs to the ball. You like the physicalness that you feel. But we've still got a long way to go.''
Wilcox impressed the Cowboys enough, starting at the Senior Bowl, to be the first defensive player they drafted - the fourth overall for Dallas with the 80th pick.
''The coaching staff just saw something in me that they liked,'' he said. ''That's all it takes is one team. I just want to come out here and prove them right that they got the right pick.''
He was the first of two small-school defensive backs taken by Dallas. Cornerback B.W. Webb of William & Mary went in the fourth round.
''We both come out here trying to improve each other every day,'' Wilcox said. ''We're roommates. We've been around each other all the time. It's great having him in the same predicament I am trying to prove myself.''
Wilcox doesn't mind drawing Garrett's ire for the extracurricular tackling. At least he's getting attention.
''I'd rather him to tell me to slow down than to speed up,'' Wilcox said.
And at least he's getting compared to a player who stuck around for 15 years.
NOTES: DE Anthony Spencer (knee) and DL Tyrone Crawford (torn Achilles tendon) had surgery Thursday in the Dallas area. Spencer is returning to California but isn't likely to practice again before the team breaks camp. Crawford is out for the year. ... DL Ben Bass, who has been getting attention because of the injuries in front of him, left Friday's practice early with an ankle injury. ... OL Nate Livings passed the conditioning test and practiced for the first time Friday.
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Linux creator Linus Torvalds recently blasted Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard for having a file system that is "complete and utter crap" at a Linux conference in Melbourne. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Torvalds says that while he prefers Leopard to Windows Vista, both companies are guilty of using their respective operating systems as a way of exacting control over their users, forcing both software and hardware upgrades upon them. This was in response to a query on what he felt regarding the two systems.
On his own creation, he noted that operating systems should be invisible. Torvalds said he feels that Asian hardware manufacturers are leaning towards Linux as a way of bypassing environmental limitations.
"That's the primary area that open source (software like Linux) is useful. Software is really expensive to produce and takes years," Torvalds said. He continues, "If you're a hardware company you can't really afford that, you either have to be controlled from the outside or take a pre-existing software stack that you can make changes to."


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Both Canada and Connecticut stopped answering my phone calls and emails about that question without giving me an answer.
I later confirmed the Canadian position with a Transport Canada inspector over dinner. I asked her the autopilot question. She rolled her eyes and said that the idea of a recreational vessel having an autopilot was as incomprehensible to the legislators forcing these rules on them as a fish having a bicycle. The idea that someone might me navigating, looking at charts, watching the radar, while another person steered in a straight line was also equally outside their ken. As far as they, and many U.S. states are concerned, all recreational craft are outboard boats.
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A Portrait of Republican Social-Issue Voters
Though much courted by GOP candidates, the impact of this voting bloc on the presidential nominating process remains unclear.
Young White Evangelicals: Less Republican, Still Conservative
An analysis of Pew Research Center surveys conducted between 2001 and 2007 suggests that young white evangelicals have become increasingly dissatisfied with Bush and are moving away from the GOP. How will these changes affect the vote in 2008 and beyond?
Religion and the Presidential Vote: A Tale of Two Gaps
An analysis of national exit polls from 2004 shows there is not one but two religion gaps — one based on religious affiliation and the other based on frequency of attendance at worship services. How did the gaps manifest themselves in the 2004 election and what are the possible implications for 2008?
The Latino Electorate: A Widening Gap between Voters and the Larger Hispanic Population in the U.S.
Latinos made up a slightly larger share of the total voter turnout in the 2006 election than in 2002; but, a new Pew Hispanic analysis finds, the Latino vote continued to lag well behind growth of the Latino population primarily because a high percentage of the new Hispanics in the U.S. are either too young to vote or are not citizens.
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Next week's National Hispanic Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C. illustrates the growing presence and increasing political influence of Latino evangelicals. If Republicans have a prayer of making deep inroads into the Hispanic community, evangelicals may well provide their most direct route.
Campaign '08: Analysis of Key Voter Groups
Who's most inspiring? Who's most electable? Find out how liberals and conservatives, war supporters and opponents and other segments of the electorate rate the presidential candidates. Also, a solid majority of the public favors troop withdrawal, but both sides reject compromise over Iraq funding.
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The religious divide in voting that has characterized American politics over the last several elections largely persisted in the 2006 election. But people in most religious groups say they are happy that the Democrats won.
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Widely cited findings from the national exit polls suggest Latinos tilted heavily Democratic in the 2006 election, taking back most of the support they had granted the Republicans just two years earlier. Does that mean the Latinos who flirted with the Republican Party are now firmly back in the Democratic camp?
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Rutgers University Press has found a way to address this and other generation gaps by publishing a series of textbooks that focuses on short literary works by diverse women writers: "Women Writers Texts and Context" series. In addition to the volume on Alice Walker's "Everyday Use," there are currently five others on Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper," Flannery O"Connor's "A Good Man is Hard to Find," Katherine Anne Porter's "Flowering Judas," Leslie Marmon Silko's "Yellow Woman," and Hisaye Yamamoto's "Seventeen Syllables." Although the series editors do not provide critical statements of intent for the volumes, I suggest that these are ideal textbooks for the introduction to literature class.
The "Everyday Use" volume, edited and introduced by Barbara T. Christian, showcases the corpus of Walker's works and the traditions of African-American literature by focusing on "Everyday Use." This short story, as Christian explains, "first articulates the metaphor of quilting to represent the creative legacy that African Americans have inherited from their maternal ancestors" (3). As background to the story, the volume includes Walker's "In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens," her own formulation of the wellsprings of black female creativity; "For My Sister Molly Who in the Fifties," a poem about Walker's own sister, who is much like the proud Dee who renames herself Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo in the story; and an early interview with Walker by John O'Brien (29).
The remaining portion of the volume contains several critical essays by well-known scholars: "An Essay on Alice Walker" by Mary Helen Washington; "Alice Walker's Celebration of Self in Southern Generations" by Thadious M. Davis; "Alice Walker: The Black Woman Artist as Wayward" by Barbara T. Christian; "Patches: Quilts and Community in Alice Walker's 'Everyday Use' "by Houston A. Baker, Jr., and Charlotte Pierce-Baker; "Sisters' Choice: Quilting Aesthetics in Contemporary African-American Women's Fiction" by Margot Anne Kelley; and "Common Threads" by Elaine Showalter. These works analyze "Everyday Use" as well as situate it in Walker's corpus of works and in the literary traditions that empower it. Together, these features assist students to see that meaning is not fixed but is related to temporal issues and points of view. In this way students can see that literature is a "living" cultural artifact, indeed a participatory art form that offers them opportunities to interpret its various meanings and to relate them to their own lives.
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COSTA MESA — The head of a 26-year-old Costa Mesa man who was killed and dismembered was discovered about noon Saturday in brush at El Dorado Park in Long Beach, police said.
Authorities believe that Samuel Eliezer Herr was killed May 21 and his body dismembered.
Daniel Patrick Wozniak, 26, was arrested Wednesday night at a Huntington Beach restaurant and charged Friday with two felony counts of special circumstances murder over the deaths of Herr and Juri "Julie" Kibuishi, 23, of Irvine.
Kibuishi's body was found May 22 at Herr's apartment. Police initially suspected Herr in the killing, because he had disappeared.
Parts of Herr's dismembered body have been found at El Dorado Park and at Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base.
Members of the Costa Mesa Police Department, the Long Beach Police Department and the FBI continued conducting a search of El Dorado Park for more evidence, police said.
When Wozniak was arrested Wednesday night, he was only suspected as an accessory. Herr was still the suspect, said Det. Sgt. Ed Everett of Costa Mesa police. But after interviews with Wozniak and further investigation, police found Herr's body, and Wozniak became the suspect.
After Wozniak was transferred to the Orange County Jail on Thursday, he hurt himself, sustaining a head injury, Lt. Mark Manley said Saturday.
Costa Mesa police put out a version of events Friday. Around 1 p.m. on May 21, Wozniak and Herr drove to the Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base, where Wozniak shot and killed Herr at the base's theater facility to rob him, police said.
Wozniak then cut off Herr's head, left arm, and right hand, police said. Herr's torso was discovered Thursday in a seldom-used portion of the theater. Police said that Wozniak disposed of other body parts at El Dorado Park.
Wozniak then set up a meeting with Kibuishi at Herr's apartment by sending text messages from Herr's phone, police said.
Shortly after midnight, Kibuishi went to Herr's apartment at the Camden Martinique complex at 2855 Pinecreek Drive in Costa Mesa, where Wozniak met her, police said.
Inside the apartment, Wozniak shot her in the head with a shotgun, killing her, police said. He then removed some of her clothing to make it look like a sexual assault, police said.
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Tahira Knight-Zaluske welcomes the challenge that every day brings to the doorstep of her apartment in Fullerton.
Tahira, 37, has been on leave from her job as a flight attendant the past two years, devoting her time to her husband, Wally, and their 2-year-old daughter, Xiamara.
Xiamara was born with cerebral palsy. Wally, 39, has multiple sclerosis. Tahira plans to go back to work this month, part time. The family's only income is the disability that Wally and Xiamara receive. They live simply, but joyously.
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Xiamara is here, she's thriving, awesome. She's beautiful.
Every time I see her I'm like, she's a miracle. Always happy. I don't care how tired I get. You can get exhausted, but when she starts laughing in the middle of the night and she's happy and she wants to play, it's like, what do you do? You play.
The happiness, the joy, the unconditional love that she makes me feel; I just, I love her. I do. When I have her, we're like face-to-face. We sleep face-to-face. We spoil her in that sense.
We have very high expectations. There's no limit, despite what the books say, the doctors say. Xiamara is going to show us just how far she can go, and I'm going to do everything in my power to help her achieve that. I want her to walk and talk. And, really, just to be happy.
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Summer tries to make up with Seth, but he's not in the mood. Che shows up and whisks Seth away on a spiritual journey, where Seth trips balls and finds his spirit animal (an otter, very cute). Seth returns feeling much better about himself and Summer, but he's not the only one who's made an astounding realization: Che had a dream where his spirit animal (a frog, probably not cute at all) got with an otter. So now Che has a thing for Seth. I think. It all freaks Julie out, who's returning home after a long day of tricking Kirsten into telling past clients that they may have caught the clap. This amoral scheme is Julie's way of making Kirsten forgive her for her amoral schemes. It works because Kirsten is too lonely to reject a friend. Ryan and Taylor are still having trouble, as Henri decides to stay in Newport permanently to win Taylor back. She'd rather be with someone who loves her even if she doesn't love him back than be with someone who can't love her as much as she needs him to, so she goes with it even though Ryan gives her a stuffed bear and writes her a poem. Lame, Taylor. Henri soon realizes that Taylor will never love him, and leaves town. Just when it looks like Taylor and Ryan are free to get back together again, she chooses herself. Lastly, Kaitlin has a run-in with one of Will's fellow band geeks who wants him all to herself. It's all fun and games until she ends up crying in the girl's bathroom.
Seth and Ryan have breakfast at the CoHouse. Seth complains that he and Summer are still dating after she broke off their engagement that neither of them wanted and both of them were trying to get out of. Ryan doesn't seem particularly concerned with Seth's stupid contrived relationship problems, as he has some real ones of his own. Meanwhile, in a cheesy split screen that gives me flashbacks to my 7th Heaven recapping days, Taylor is telling Summer that she's called Ryan seventeen times now and he hasn't returned any of her calls. Not that that stopped her from continuing to call. It's called a hint, Taylor. Get one. Ryan tells Seth that he'll call Taylor when he's "ready," and thinks that's fair enough since she lied to her "French ex-husband" about him. Do we have to keep calling him the "French ex-husband?" Isn't "ex-husband" enough of a qualifier? Seth tells Ryan to call Taylor back, saying she "doesn't respond well to neglect." You'd think she'd be used to it by now.
Summer's cell phone rings, but it's not Seth. It's Che, who Summer says is coming into town because he felt some "weird Seth vibes." It could just be a stomach bug, Bright. Might want to check on that before you come into town and continue to annoy me with your presence on this show. Speaking of people who continue to annoy me with their presence on this show, Henri-Michel calls Taylor. "Frenchie's really putting on the full-court press, huh?" Summer asks. Lest we forget that Henri-Michel is French. Taylor says she's rebuffed all of Henri-Miclueless' advances thus far. Summer wonders if Ryan's waiting to call Taylor until after Henri goes back to the "Motherland." What Motherland would that be, Summer? I just can't remember where Henri-Michel is from, as I haven't been reminded of it in the last five seconds. Ryan confirms to Seth that he is, indeed, waiting for Henri to leave. Taylor tells Summer that there's one small problem with that: Henri isn't leaving. He decided to rent a house in Newport, even though he hates it there, and wants Taylor to move in with him, even though she divorced his ass. Taylor's thinking of taking him up on the offer, since she's sick of mooching off of Summer and Julie (who is also mooching off of Summer, really) even though she hasn't seen fit to really do anything proactive about that like get a job. Way to follow those New Year's Resolutions, Miss Productive. She's hoping she can "force" herself to fall in love with Henri. Since, unlike Ryan, he's in love with her and has no problem saying it.


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Johnson's lap-78 crash probably ends hopes for sixth title
Johnson's bid for a sixth championship in NASCAR's premier series vanished like a desert mirage with 78 laps to go.
Johnson was running seventh and still in the series lead when the right front brake on his Chevrolet overheated the wheel to the point that it melted the tire where it met the metal rim. When the tire blew, Johnson made hard contact with the wall coming off the fourth turn.
Although his Chad Knaus-led crew was able to repair the considerable damage in less than 20 minutes, Johnson lost 38 laps and fell from seventh to 33rd. After entering the race with a seven-point lead, Johnson goes into the season finale with a 20-point deficit.
Keselowski will win his first title — and the first for Roger Penske's stock car program — simply by finishing 16th in the season finale.
"After the problem we had today, the championship is way out of our control," Johnson said. "We were cruising and I thought we were going to have a top-10 and maybe a top-five finish today. I felt a slight vibration and 40 feet later I was headed into the wall."
At least one driver enjoyed the tumultuous finish.
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For many drivers, a vehicle's inner workings are akin to magic. When something goes wrong with the car, we take it to the mechanic and trust them to provide an accurate, honest resolution recommendation. But what if there was an app that could provide us vehicular simpletons with ongoing monitoring and recommend a non-biased solution when a problem is identified? That's exactly what five Thai engineers thought when they set about developing the Drivebot, a device described as a Fitbit for your car. Read More
Fitbit's Charge may provoke a touch of déjà vu in anyone familiar with the ill-fated Force fitness tracker, but it's not a direct clone. The new wearable provides a touch of new functionality and offers an optional pulse tracker. Read More
Health monitoring start-up Azoi has announced the availability of a significant product in the form of the Wello, a lightweight smartphone case embedded with sensors that measures blood pressure, electrocardiography (ECG), heart rate, blood oxygen, temperature, and lung functions to a high level of accuracy. With such functionality, the Wello has the potential to become a disruptive technology, enabling people in developed countries to track all their key vital health data, and make more informed lifestyle choices. In developing countries where the healthcare system is poor or non-existent, it has the potential to facilitate much more. Gizmag speaks with Hamish Patel, founder and CEO of Azoi. Read More
As big tech companies prepare to woo you with current and upcoming smartwatches, they'll be doing battle with fitness tracking devices that some customers already have on their wrists. Along with the Jawbone Up and Nike Fuelband, one of the most popular series of wrist trackers comes from Fitbit. The San Francisco-based company just unveiled its latest tracker, and, surprise surprise, it took some baby steps in the direction of the smartwatch. Read More
Fitbit activity monitor keeps tabs on your every move
By Paul Ridden
October 1, 2009
Fitbit is an activity monitor which conveniently clips to pants, shirt or wristband and pays careful attention to what you are doing. It counts your steps, records distance traveled and tells you how many calories you've burned. When you're not being active it'll record data on how long it takes you to fall asleep, how many times during the night you awoke and how much sleep you actually managed to get. Go within a few feet of its base station and it will automatically upload the data to a website for subsequent detailed analysis and storage. Read More


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Posted by Coneygal on 07/08/2012
Everything was okay - service was wonderful, just way too noisy for me. Not a place to go if you're looking to have conversation with a number of guests while dining
Posted by Jaye on 07/05/2012
Getting through on the phone for take out from this place is a minor miracle! But- it is worth the frustration! The people and food here are amazing. They ALWAYS remember me and are great when I arrive for my take-out. They are great to modify dishes and consider allergies, preferences. I LOVE THEM! I am moving to Manhattan soon and will really miss this place.
Posted by la_vie on 03/30/2012
My favorite Thai place. Mussels in tomato basil and glass noodles are off the hook. Great in the summer, there is a blackguard which is perfect for a date. Probably cheaper then a Chinese place.
Posted by Jason on 03/01/2012
Song is fantastic. Quick, friendly service. Food is inexpensive and they are very accommodating when it comes to annoying dietary restrictions. All the people whining about lousy delivery service just need to chill out. Especially the guy who is "going elsewhere" -- you aren't even "going" to Song. Anyway, that place is nuts & they probably prioritize people who are there ordering cocktails & tipping.
Posted by Stephen on 01/29/2012
Gah. My love affair with Song is over. Great value and good food. My beef is that the home delivery is a nightmare. The last 3 times I've tried to order I spent half an hour on the phone without getting through. I'm so hungry I think I'm going to cry. Song, sort your service out. In the meantime I'm going elsewhere
Posted by dslbrbr on 12/12/2011
The food is Great Take out orders - lousy. Can not get through to place an order. Phone rings off the hook.
Posted by BabsBrooklyn on 12/09/2011
Great Food, Great value. But the take out service is abysmal. IF you can get through to them (the phone is usually busy at peak hours), you will be place don hold, and often dropped. Then you call back and guess what, busy signal. Frustrating. I only put up with it use the food is good and cheap, but I am at the point of ending this bad marriage :)


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Nicely appointed and spacious 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment on 2 levels, on a 6th floor with new, big and nice elevator, in the city center, in the wonderful and fashionable old Jewish neighborhood of Kazimierz. Bars, restaurants, groceries, tramway and bus at very short walking distance.
The building is new construction.
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In case your dates are not available in this apartment, we have other 3 bedroom apartment in the same building and other 2 bedroom apartments in the same area, a couple of buildings down the street. Please see our other VRBO ads.
We were delighted with this flat and its location. The owner was extremely helpful, even organising a taxi to pick us up at the airport. There was information about places to eat in the flat - we tried three of the recommended restaurants and they were all great! The flat itself is spotless and true to the pictures on the website. There is some noise from traffic etc. during the night so best take earplugs. Small inconvenience given that the location of the flat is brilliant - so central. I see that the owner rents apartments in Barcelona. We wouldn't hesitate to rent from this owner again. High standards and couldn't have been more helpful.
My husband and I and a friend of ours recently stayed at this property for 5 nights. Fernando (the owner) was great to deal with and answered all of my questions in a timely fashion. It was spacious, spotlessly clean and ideally located for all activities within Krakow. It was such a treat after a long day of sightseeing to be able to spread out and enjoy our own space or stand on one of the balconies to enjoy the view of Wawel Castle at sunset. The kitchen is very well equipped with a large refrigerator/freezer, range and even a microwave! The washer/dryer was very handy too! I would wholeheartedly recommend this apartment - the location and value are fantastic. On my next visit to Krakow, I will undoubtedly contact Fernando and return to this amazing property!!!
Just got back from a mini break in Krakow. The apartment was excellent, nicely furnished and had everything we needed. It was extremely clean and the beds were very comfortable. The location was perfect, walking distance to many bars and restaurants. The only slight disadvantage was only one bathroom. Apart from that we would highly recommend this aparement.
We spent weekend in Krakow with my friends families including two kids (1 & 3 years old). The apartment had very magnificent view of castle and cathedral, advantage in location (walking distance to city centre), convenient for sight seeing, fully equipped, cozy and clean. We were especially impressed by the difference of daytime and night time in Kazimierz, one of the most interesting area in Krakow, which locates in front of the apartment. We all enjoyed the stay and truly recommend this place to stay.
We spent a week in Krakow at the end of October, 2013. We were there the whole family of four (2 parents and 2 children, 9 and 11 years old) and my parents. We had found this appartment on the internet and were the second guests there. We were thrilled about the appartment! It is a penthouse with great views from all the bedrooms and the living room. You can see Stare Miasto in the distance. The orientation is veray easy, 20 minutes walk to the Old town and the Sukiennice. We went sightseeing also in Kaziemierz, which is where the appartment is and it is very nice. In short - the appartment is great. I warmly recommend it!
We stayed a week with two children. The apartment was wonderful, very modern, spacious, clean and well equipped with everything we needed. The location is great with both the old city center and the old jewish quarter within walking distance. There was some noise from the street, from both traffic and "partying" at night. We were not too bothered by it, but others might be. The apartment is at the top of the building on the 6. floor. The view is great. We also got very good assistance from the contact Julia, who was helpful with both practical questions we might have and also gave us tips on what to see, where to eat and so on. A truly great place to stay in Krakow.
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I'm not very experienced at using ASP.NET, but I've used built in membership providers for simple WebForms application, and I found them PITA when trying to extend the way they work (add/remove few fields and redo controls accordingly). Now I'm preparing for MVC (ASP.NET MVC or Monorail based) project, and I'm thinking - is there a better way to handle users? Have them log in/log out, keep certain parts of the site available to certain users (like logged in users, or something similar to "share this with friends" feature of many social networking sites, where you can designate users that have access to certain things. How best to acheave this in the way that will scale well?
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it isn't a mistake but it looks like it is = mistake
RafaelOliveira said^ Rafael dont look at it too much! Yeah, look disturbing to me.
The imperfect curve of the top, is driving me crazy
I think it looks unnatural as a leaf – because leaves don't have that shape. The previous logo looks more like a blossom, or flower bud opening.. and has two parts, this is unified but looks strange as it neither looks like a leaf nor a blossom – its somewhere in middle ground of green oven mits and lobster claws
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It looks like a green lobster claw
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Oh yeh I see it
We have all chipped in and bought Envato a early xmas present.
Sorry for these words guys, but I must say it: IT LOOKS SHI**Y. It doesn't even look like a leaf, the top of the logo looks terrible (it looks like the part of top is missing)
I expected much more from such organization like Envato
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Russia offers peacekeepers for Golan Heights
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MOSCOW— President Vladimir Putin offered on Friday to send Russian troops to the Golan Heights to replace the Austrians who are withdrawing from the U.N. peacekeeping force that monitors the disengagement of Israeli and Syrian forces.
"Naturally, that will happen only if the regional powers show interest in our proposal and if the U.N. secretary-general asks us to do that," Putin said, adding that Ban Ki-moon had personally asked him to increase Russia's participation in U.N. peacekeeping operations during a visit to Russia last month.
Putin's offer was quickly turned down, however, by Josephine Guerrero, a spokeswoman for the U.N. peacekeeping department. She said that while the offer was appreciated, the disengagement agreement does not allow the participation of troops from a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council.
Austria announced Thursday that it is withdrawing 377 U.N. peacekeepers from the Golan Heights after Syrian rebels briefly overran a crossing point near the border with Israel.
The United Nations is urgently looking for troops to replace the Austrians, who made up a sizeable portion of the 911-member peacekeeping force. The Philippines and India also contribute troops.
Israel has expressed concern about the security of the crossing point on the demilitarized area on the plateau that Israel captured from Syria in 1967.
The Kremlin said Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed Syria during a telephone conversation on Friday. No details were given.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke with Ban about Syria, including the escalation of tensions on the Golan Heights, the ministry said.
The U.N. Security Council planned to discuss the peacekeeping mission later Friday.
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A source close to the film's unit says, "Farah has conveyed to SRK that they need to go a step further as the audience expects more from them as a team. SRK has agreed to work hard and get an eight-pack by the time the film goes on the floors around September."
Though Farah refused to confirm the news, she gave us enough to read between the lines: "SRK was to take off his shirt in Main Hoon Na (2004), but he got away with excuses. In OSO, he kept his promise and worked hard to get that sexy look. He still has life-size pictures of those six-pack abs at his home gym."
Will he sport an eight-pack?
SRK is co-producing the film with Farah. She says, "We make a good team. Our last fight has made our bond grow stronger."


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Discovery Channel presents Food Factory , a programme that takes viewers on a journey into the amazing processes that are responsible for producing the world's most popular food and beverages.
The show goes behind-the-scene at the high-tech factories where these food and beverages are created. Each episode tracks the entire production process that includes raw materials and ingredients, the cooking and production flow and techniques, right up to the finished products. Mixing, chopping, sifting, filling, freezing, boiling, and wrapping are just few of the steps to look out for. Meet the brand ambassadors and factory employees who will recount the product's history in American cuisine, touching on nostalgic elements in pop culture as well as the product's evolution over the decades.
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At least seven people, including two policemen and three militants, were killed and 10 others injured Monday when Taliban gunmen and suicide bombers attacked a government building in Afghanistan, an official said.
"Three militants targeted the provincial directorate of justice's office in Jalalabad at 9.45 a.m. The security forces cleared the building after exchange of fire lasting for hours," the official told Xinhua.
The seven killed included two policemen, two employees of the department and three militants.
The clash followed a bomb blast near Jalalabad city fire department, which injured six people, including four civilians in the city.


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Conveniently located for both the spas and for the centre of town, Hotel Mediterraneo offers modern comfort yet still retains the classic appeal of yesteryear. Hotel Mediterraneo, Pistoia
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Antica Casa Le Rondini offers bed and breakfast in a beautifully restored 16th century house with frescoed walls. Elegant and refined, this place is quite special. Just outside Montecatini Terme, between Lucca and Florence. Antica Casa Le Rondini, Pistoia
This mansion house three star hotel is to be found in the beautiful hilltop village of Montecatini Alto. Villa Gaia, Pistoia
Agritourism, Apartment in the country, Bed and Breakfast, Short stay and Villa in the country in Pistoia, Tuscany, Italy. Agriturismo LA FAGIANAIA, Pistoia
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Hotel Astoria. A friendly family run four star hotel in the very heart of Montecatini Terme. Perfect for visiting the thermal spas. Astoria, Pistoia
Based in Pescia, Tuscany, painter Antonietta Capecchi has exhibited across Italy and the rest of Europe, collaborating with several notable artists. Online gallery. Antonietta Capecchi Gallery, Pistoia
Tuscany - Hotel Reale is a lovely vacation hotel conceived as a classical Tuscan building. Totally immersed in its own peaceful garden, it is surrounded by trees and has a swimming-pool with hydromassage. Hotel Reale, Pistoia
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Hotel Tonfoni is a welcoming three star hotel with 35 comfortable, air-conditioned rooms in the Italian spa town of Montecatini Terme, Tuscany. Every room has its own private bath or shower room plus satellite TV, direct-dial phone, internet link and minibar. Hotel Tonfoni, Pistoia