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- 1 pound(s) spaghetti
- 2 quart(s) water
- 10 slice(s) bacon cut into 1/2" pieces
- 1/2 cup(s) water
- 6 clove(s) garlic minced
- 1 1/4 cup(s) romano cheese grated (=2 1/2 oz)
- 3 whole(s) egg substitute
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 teaspoon(s) pepper
- 2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 cup(s) peas cooked
- Simmer bacon pieces in 1/2 cup water in a large nonstick skillet. Cook until water evaporates and bacon starts to sizzle, about 8 min. Reduce heat and coon 5-8 min longer until bacon browns. Add garlic and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
- Strain bacon mixture into a bowl and set aside. Remove 1 tablespoon of bacon fat to a medium bowl. Whisk Romano, eggs and yolk and pepper into the bacon fat until combined.
- Meanwhile, boil spaghetti and salt in 2 quarts of water (not more!). Cook until al dente, stirring frequently. Set colander in large bowl to drain spaghetti. Set aside 1 cup cooking water and discard the rest. Add spaghetti to empty but still warm bowl.
- Slowly mix 1/2 cup cooking water into egg/cheese mixture. Pour over spaghetti, tossing to coat.
- Add bacon mixture and peas and toss. Let rest, tossing occasionally, 2-4 minutes until sauce thickens, thinning with remaining cooking water as needed.
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Q3 2007 Earnings Call
October 18, 2007 8:00 am ET
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Thank you. Good day, everybody, and welcome to our Q3 conference call. Let me first start by telling you who is on the call on our side and then James -- Richard Jarvis, will read the Safe Harbor statement and then we will go into the content of the presentation. Aside of myself, we have Raymund Breu; Thomas Ebeling; Joerg Reinhardt; Andreas Rummelt; Joe Jimenez; Emmanuel Puginier, Global Head of Marketing and Sales in General Medicines and Pharma; James Shannon, Head Global Pharma Development. Then we have also on the phone Alex Gorsky, the CEO of Pharma North America and David Epstein, the CEO Novartis' Oncology business.
With that I would like to ask Richard Jarvis to read us the Safe Harbor statement.
Richard Jarvis
Thank you. The information presented in this conference call contains forward-looking statements that involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such statements. Please refer to the company's Form 20-F on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a description of some of these factors.
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Thank you, Richard. I will start together with Raymond to give a few words as introduction and then hand over to Thomas for the Pharma business, Joerg will cover vaccines and diagnostics, Andreas, Sandoz and then I will close with an outlook and we will have enough time for Q&A afterwards.
I am starting with slide number 4 which, shows that we had year-to-date dynamic growth of 13% in US dollars and 9% in local currencies, driven mostly by the vaccines and diagnostics in Sandoz but with a good performance in Pharmaceuticals up-to-date and then Consumer Health with double-digit growth of 10% and 6% in local currency. On continuing basis, the Group operating income increased by 9% in US dollars if one excludes the one time charge of the increase of the environmental provision.
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Slide 6, and that complicates obviously a little bit the reporting this year, are the one timers and the biggest effect or impact is due to the divestment of the Medical Nutrition business and Gerber -- the Gerber business, so that the Group net income for that nine first month is $11 billion.
In slide 7, one can see that the portfolio strategy, which the Group has taken and reinforcing the non-Pharma healthcare businesses focusing on one side on healthcare but diversifying at the same time, is paying out. We have very dynamic growth rates in Vaccines, Diagnostic, solid growth rate in Consumer Health, and then obviously we have some risk impact here of Pharmaceuticals and we will come back to that later on.
Slide 8, you see the corresponding figures or growth figures in operating income and in slide 11, we go now to Q3. In Q3, we see not a different picture in Vaccine, Sandoz and Consumer Health but here we see clearly the negative impact we've had by some anticipated and some unanticipated events in Pharma. The loss of Zelnorm, Lotrel, Lamisil and Famvir on one side, the withdrawal from the market, and then the generic competition. And what I can already stress is this is a phenomenon isolated to the US market and all other markets have performed really strongly at a double-digit growth rate.
Operating income on slide 12 shows now, the deep impact it has in percentages on the Pharma business and of course in the absolute numbers since Pharma is the biggest business, the impact is also visible.
On slide 9, net income decreasing by 12% obviously is the impact of the $590 million, which we have taken in third quarter and one could debate to what degree this is just a one timer or should be an operating income. We have treated it in as a one timer and excluded it from the reporting of continuing operations but accounting wise you could also include it.
Then on slide 10, you'll see the impact of the divestment gains and on the next slide -- I'm going to 13 now, we have the margins. On the margins on nine months we see that Pharmaceuticals is being hit by the mentioned events, Vaccines and Diagnostics has turned much faster then anticipated into positive numbers. Sandoz improves its margin like we have planned, Consumer Health is about flat.
If now, one excludes the one timers, intangibles, the effect of the acquisitions on slide 14, you can see that on a normalized basis the margin in the Vaccine and Diagnostics business and also in Sandoz is significantly better than on a reported basis.
I'm now handing over to Raymond Breu to go into deeper analysis of the figures.
Raymund Breu
Thank you, Daniel. I am on slide 15, the slight drop in operating income from continuous operations of 0.7 percentage points is the result of a couple of major factors. One is in the cost of [the results]. We have booked Famvir impairment charge of $320 million. Then R&D another negative impact that of 1.2 percentage points, it was growing much faster than sales as we have large investments in the Pharma late-stage pipeline projects and we have a positive impact in offsetting these margin deteriorations. We have a positive impact of 1.6 percentage points in other income, reflecting the gains that we have booked in Pharma in 2007 of $166 million and then we benefited from one time Chiron acquisition charges that we have booked in 2006 in the comparable period.
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WFP Spokesman, David Orr, on his return from Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya this week: "I met Somali women and children who had walked for weeks to reach the safety of refugee camps in Kenya.
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From mega-emergencies, such as the earthquake in Haiti or the floods in Pakistan, to headline-grabbing humanitarian crises, such as the conflicts in Cote d'Ivoire or Libya, the international community has stepped up to help those impacted by disaster and tragedy over the last few years.
29 June 2011
Desperate hunger is looming across the Horn of Africa and threatening the lives of millions who are struggling to survive in the face of rising food prices and conflict.
22 June 2011
Through a new initiative in the desolate Karamoja region, WFP is helping protect young children from stunting so they can reach their full potential.
29 April 2011
In a bid to help end vulnerability in the impoverished Karamoja region, WFP is investing more in support of livelihoods.
8 April 2011
Through its Feed the Future initiative, the United States is providing support to a region with chronic food shortages and life-threatening malnutriton.
2 April 2011
The number of hungry people in the Horn of Africa is growing and WFP aims to assist 5.2 million people as drought, rising food and fuel prices and conflict take their toll. More and more people need help in the Horn and we're now on high alert over the impact of the March to May long rains.
- Elimination of hunger in our lifetime can be a reality Source: The Irish Times
- Analysis: From emergency aid to early recovery in northern Uganda Source: IRIN
- Guns and hunger : How Karamoja escaped the Horn of Africa drought Source: The East African
- Uganda Leader Pledges Higher Food Production Source: The Wall Street Journal
- Hunger: harder times predicted for Uganda Source: The Observer (Uganda)
- 5 March 2015 Purchase For Progress In Uganda
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|What's the big deal?: the effect of corporate reforms on manufacturing productivity in Korea
|Kang, Hojong, 1966-
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|Although Korea has achieved striking economic success during last four decades, following the 1997-98 foreign exchange crisis, Korea's economy was in urgent need of restructuring amid a series of corporate bankruptcies and a paralyzing credit crunch. In this paper using an unpublished plant-level panel data set, I explore changes in total factor productivity and its growth before and after the crisis. In order to do so, I sort out eight industries that were most likely affected by the "Big Deal Program". The results suggest the Big Deal had a positive and significant effect on TFP levels. Bigger plants in Big Deal industries had differentially higher TFP levels However, these results are not robust to the bigger plants classified as being in the top 5% in terms of K/L ratio. Unlike the results for TFP levels, coefficient for the three variable interaction term ( DiTt[arrow][tau] Spt ) are all positive and significant with the plant-size specification. It means the bigger plants in eight Big Deal industries have more productivity growth even though they have lower TFP levels than the smaller plants after the reform. Depending on the plant-size specifications, the Big Deal program had a positive effect on the bigger plants in the Big Deal industries of 0.1 to 1.39 percents.
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At first, we think Bella Manningham (Rosamund Pike) is going mad as she has misplaced grocery bills, forgotten the fire, lost a picture from the wall. What is more, she thinks she is going mad. Pike flutters like a beautiful wounded bird in a gilded cage, beating at invisible bars in her sumptuous grey gown.
Her husband Jack (Andrew Woodall) is driven to distraction, though he taunts her with the promise of a theatre outing. But gradually we realise that this is an abusive marriage. Every night, Jack leaves the house. The gaslights dim as someone rummages about upstairs, pacing the room like John Gabriel Borkman. But can it be Jack? How does he get up there, and what is he doing in the attic, which is off-limits to Bella?
The mystery at once thickens and dissolves with the arrival of Detective Rough (Kenneth Cranham), a jovial cove, more Wilkie Collins than Conan Doyle, who is revisiting an old murder case – a murder that took place in this very house 20 years ago – with a theory or two about the identity of a putative jewel thief. Bella has been married to Jack for seven years. They moved to this house only six months ago…
Bella's nerves are calmed by Rough pouring some whisky. A first night accident of knocking over a full glass found Cranham well prepared with an ad-lib to honour his character's taste for the amber liquid, as well as that of the play's author (who died a miserable alcoholic in 1962): "I could almost suck it from the tablecloth." Some skulking around, an erotic entanglement with Sally Tatum's young housemaid and diversions from her elder colleague Rowena Cooper follow, complicating Bella's predicament.
In the George Cukor movie version (for which Ingrid Bergman won an Oscar), Joseph Cotten romanticised Rough to the extent of marrying the heroine, a variation which understandably incensed Hamilton, who had been just as angered by the first bowdlerised film version starring Anton Walbrook and Diana Wynyard. Kenneth Cranham's Rough catches exactly Hamilton's tone of wry, detached informality, and the actor blesses the role with his own special brand of unsentimental likeability.
Against this steady background, we see Rosamund Pike go to pieces and then find her feet in emotional turmoil, damaged but not beyond rescue if life should deal her a better hand in future. It's a beautifully plotted performance in a play that still stings in its analysis of a cruel marriage as a criminal strategy.
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A rectangular container cover includes sidewalls having an intermediate, horizontally extending ledge and downwardly depending end segment shaped to fit over a peripheral rim of a container such that the horizontal ledge is in abutment with the container lip. The cover is made of a flexible material with detents provided for releasably attaching the cover to a container near each of the corners. The corners of the cover have a radius of curvature greater than the radius of curvature of the container on which the cover is adapted to fit such that when positioned on the container, the sides of the cover are in tension and snugly fit against the associated container.
1. A cover for use with a rectangular container having a peripheral rim, said cover comprising:
a top and integrally formed sidewalls made of a resilient material and having a polygonal shape and approximate size corresponding to that of an associated rectangular container, the junction of at least two adjacent ones of said sidewalls having a substantially curvilinear shape in plan view with a radius of curvature greater than that of an associated container with which it is to be used whereby when said cover is placed on the associated container the cover is adapted to have a force exerted radially outwardly on said junction and said force is transmitted to the sides of said cover placing them in tension and causing them to straighten and resist bowing so as to form a tight fit on the corresponding sides of said container.
2. The cover as defined in claim 1 wherein said sidewalls include an upper generally vertically extending portion, an intermediate generally horizontally extending ledge and a downwardly extending flange on a side of said ledge opposite said upper portion.
3. The cover as defined in claim 2 wherein said flange is interrupted at adjacent edges of each corner of said cover to define a recess and wherein said sidewalls include retaining means positioned directly below each recess so formed.
4. The cover as defined in claim 1 wherein said resilient material comprises biaxially oriented polystyrene.
5. The cover as defined in claim 1 wherein said sidewall junction has a radius of curvature from 1-7 percent greater than the radius of curvature of a corresponding junction of an associated container.
6. A rectangular container and cover comprising:
a rectangular container having sidewalls and a floor, said sidewalls joined at corners having a substantially curvilinear shape in plan view with a predetermined radius of curvature; and
a rectangualar cover having a top and integrally formed sidewalls made of a resilient material and having a rectangulr shape and size substantially corresponding to that of said container except that the corner of said cover formed at the junction of at least two adjacent ones of said sidewalls has a radius of curvature greater than that of a corresponding cover of said container whereby when said cover is placed on said container the corner of said container corresponding to said corner of said cover exerts a force on said cover corner in a direction radially outwardly thereof, and such force is transmitted to the said adjacent sides of said cover to place them in tension and cause them to straighten out and form a tight fit on the corresponding sides of said container.
7. The device as defined in claim 6 wherein the radius of curvature of said cover sidewall junction is about 1-7 percent larger than the radius of curvature of said container corners.
8. The device as defined in claim 6 wherein said sidewalls of said cover include a upper portion extending generally vertically, an intermediate portion extending generally horizontally and forming a ledge, and a downwardly extending flange on a side of said ledge opposite said upper portion, said flange including at least portions defining a recess for receiving the top edge of the sidewall of the container.
The present invention relates to container covers and in particular to flexible covers with improved means for securing the cover to a container.
In the packaging of consumable articles and particularly items such as cakes, biscuits or the like, it is desirable that they be packaged in a manner to assure the freshness of the item. Thus it is desired that they be reasonably well sealed and not inadvertently removed. With articles such as cakes, breakfast rolls or the like which may include frosting or other coatings for taste as well as ornamentation, it is desired that the packaging does not contact the frosting or coating which would cause its mutilation when opening the packaging. Further, it is desired to package such items in a transparent display to visibly promote the product therein.
In order to meet these requirements, in the past cake tins typically made of an aluminum foil tray having a rolled edge for strength have been covered with a flexible, transparent plastic cover made of, for example, polystyrene which extends over the edge of the tray holding the cover on the tray and yet permitting relatively easy removal of the cover. The problem, particularly with relatively large-size, rectangular trays, is that the relatively lengthy sidewalls of the container cover easily bulge outwardly and form an imperfect seal between the cover and the associated tray. This failure of prior at devices to securely seal the container causes rapid drying of the product thereby losing its freshness and saleability.
The prior art includes various closure devices typically having multiple engaging surfaces for assuring a tight seal between a container and its cover. Such prior art is perhaps best represented by U.S. Pat. No. 3,055,540 issued Sept. 25, 1962, to A. Ringlen. In this patent, the container and its cover include several mating, angled surfaces. The container is specially curved to provide a compressive fitting between the cover and the container. Although such prior art devices provide the desired sealing important in the environment of the present application, to achieve this sealing effect the lid and the container itself must be specially manufactured so that they have correspondingly mating, sealing surfaces. It is desirable, therefore, to provide a container cover which will fit with a standard aluminum foil tray or container without modification and yet prevent inadvertent removal and provide the desired sealing not obtainable by known prior art covers for such trays. Since these trays tend to differ in manufactured size tolerances, it is desired also to provide a cover which will accommodate such variations and provide a locking fit for the cover on a given size tray.
The present invention overcomes the deficiencies of the prior art by providing a container cover made of a flexible, transparent polymeric material of polygonal configuration corresponding to that of a container for which the cover is adapted. The container cover includes a top and integral sidewalls with an intermediate, horizontally extending ledge adapted to rest on the lip of an associated container. The cover sidewalls integrally include a downwardly extending peripheral wall segment extending below the lip of the container. One or more of the corners of the container cover have a radius of curvature significantly greater than that of the container itself such that when the cover is placed over the associated container, the adjacent sidewalls will be drawn tightly against the container lip thereby effecting a seal between the container cover and a container.
These and other features, advantages and objects of the present invention will become readily apparent upon reading the following description thereof together with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a container and a cover construction according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the cover positioned on the container;
FIG. 3 is a greatly enlarged bottom plan view of one of the corners of the cover shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 from the direction of arrow III in FIG. 4;
FIG. 4 is an enlarged side elevational view of one of the corners taken from the direction of arrow IV in FIG. 2; and
FIG. 5 is a fragmentary cross section taken along section lines V--V of FIG. 4.
Referring now to the FIGS. and specifically to FIG. 1 there is shown a tray 10 and associated cover 20 which is constructed according to the present invention. Tray 10 is a commercially available, polygonal tray made of preformed sheet aluminum. In the preferred embodiment, tray 10 is generally rectangular having sidewalls 12, endwalls 14, a floor 16 and an outwardly rolled rim 18 (as best seen in FIG. 5). In the embodiment shown, the tray is a standard-size cake tray having outer dimensions of approximately 9 inches by 13 inches, and a depth of approximately 1 inch. The corners of the pan 10 are generally rounded with a radius of curvature R1 in the preferred embodiment of 0.9563 inches. Rolled edge 18 extends around the periphery of the top of the tray 10 forming a lip with a support surface thereunder as well as an upper supporting surface for the cover 20.
Cover 20 is integrally molded of a biaxially oriented polystyrene having a thickness of approximately 0.0125 inches although other generally, flexible polymeric materials of varying thicknesses can be employed. Preferably, the cover is transparent permitting the consumer to view the contents of container 10. The cover includes a top 22, downwardly depending sidewalls 24 and endwalls 26. The walls each include a plurality of curved convolutions 5 adding strength and rigidity to the downwardly depending walls. The rounded convolutions have a diameter of approximately 3/8 of an inch in the preferred embodiment.
The side and end walls include an intermediate, horizontally extending ledge 28 extending outwardly from the bottom of the convolutions 25 approximately 1/8-1/4 inch forming a scalloped seating surface 38 resting against the top of rim 18 of the tray. Extending downwardly from ledge 28 is a downwardly depending flange 29 having a height of approximately 9/16 of an inch in the preferred embodiment. The downwardly depending flange 29 has a slightly, outwardly flared bottom edge 30 facilitating the fitting of cover 20 over the tray 10. Thus, the perimeter of edge 30 is slightly greater than that of lip 18 on the tray but decreases vertically, upwardly toward ledge 28 until the perimeter of flange 29 is slightly smaller or approximately the same size as that of the associated tray. Having briefly described the overall cover construction, a detailed examination of the unique corner construction built according to the present invention is now presented in detail with reference specifically to FIGS. 3-5.
As best seen in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4, the horizontally extending ledge of cover 20 includes a pair of spaced recesses 32 positioned on opposite corners of adjacent walls at each corner of the cover. Recesses 32 are positioned above and provide clearance for a pair of similarly positioned locking dimples 34 formed inwardly on the upper portion of flange 29 approximately 1 inch from the center of each of the corners.
Each of the dimples constitutes a flattened, semi-circular seating surface 35 gripping the under edge of lip 18 and a semi-hemispherical body 36 thereunder permitting the dimples to be easily snapped over the lip 18 of tray 10 in a camming fashion. The distance between the top surface 35 of the dimples 34 and the bottom surface 38 of ledge 28 is approximately equal to the diameter of the rounded lip 18 on the tray so as to securely grip the lip between the eight dimples (two on each corner) and bottom surface 38 of ledge 28 of the cover. Recesses 32 provide the desired clearance for deflecting the corners of the tray downwardly until the cam action dimples snap over the edge of lip 18 providing a tight compression fit of the cover over the lid.
Spaced at predetermined intervals along the sidewalls and end walls of the cover 20, as best seen in FIG. 5, are plurality of integrally formed, tapered projections 39 which extend downwardly from the walls 24 and 26 of the tray 10. The flange 29 and projection 39 together with ledge 28 form a generally U-shaped construction which circumscribes a portion of the circular rolled edge 18 of the tray 10 thereby snugly holding the tray cover to the tray around the periphery of the junction of a cover and tray. The projection 39 has a tapered outer surface 41 promoting the camming of the projection over lip 18 into the position shown in FIG. 5.
It is noted that the downwardly tapered projections 39 span single corrugations 25 at spaced intervals to one another as opposed to being continuous. This facilitates insertion of the cover along its entire length without having the cover slip out and with minimal disturbance of the frosting when, for example, the container is used for a frosted cake.
In order to hold the sidewalls 24 and 26 tightly adjacent the lip 18 of the tray, the radius R2 of the rounded corners of the polygonal cover are shaped to be slightly greater than the radius R1 of the tray. Thus in the preferred embodiment, the radius of the cover was selected to be 0.9375 inches. This slight flattening of the corners of the cover causes the sidewalls to be placed in tension as the cover is inserted over the tray thereby pulling the sidewalls and particularly the flange 29 securely against the lip 18 of the tray. In the preferred embodiment, all of the corners were so dimensioned although in some embodiments at least two corners so formed may be sufficient. Although the difference in diameter of the preferred embodiment represents approximately 2.5 percent increase in radius of the cover as compared to the radius of curvature of the corner of the associated tray, the range of approximately 1-7 percent is usable and the range of 2-5 percent has been found to be most effective. If the corners of the cover and container are not rounded but intersect at an angle, the angle of intersection of the cover sidewalls can be greater than that of the container to provide the same desirable results.
In order to strengthen the corners, arcuate-shaped convolutions 40 are provided with a downwardly projecting tip 42 therebetween having a configuration that is substantially identical to the projections 39 to cause the corner to also grip the corner of lip 18 of tray 10 in a manner similar to that shown in the FIG. 5 sidewall area. By providing this unique corner construction in which the radius of curvature of the cover is greater than that of the associated tray, the sidewalls of the cover are drawn tightly against the tray thereby effecting an excellent seal between the cover and tray. Similarly, the tapered projections 39 and 42 spaced intermittently along the internal edges of the sidewalls of the tray and at the corners further enhance this sealing action.
It will become apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications to the preferred embodiment can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Thus for example, the tapered projections 39 can be eliminated in some instances and retaining means other than the dimples 34 can also be used to secure the cover to the tray. Further, the polygonal tray can be of any size or number of sides and made of a variety of materials so long at it is relatively resilient and flexible permitting the tensioning of the cover sides as it is fitted over the associated tray These and other modifications to the preferred embodiment described and disclosed herein will, however, fall within the scope and spirit of the appended claims.
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As a travel writer, I have stayed in apartments around the world. This recently renovated flat - Terrace Three - is one of my favorites.
Terrace Three flat is a large 2+ bedroom flat that can easily be converted to a 3-bedroom, by closing off the salon with a door and using the large convertible couch as a 3rd bed. It may be rented alone or in combination with the studio apartment (Terrace Four) upstairs to make it a 3/4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom, 2 kitchen apartment. Or combined with one of our other 2 flats on the same floor. Private terrace with spell binding views of the mosque-studded skyline of Sultanahmet. The large roof terrace on the floor just above is shared with our 4 flats and offers expansive views, an excellent place to dine and see the famous skyline of Istanbul.
It has views from nearly every room Gleaming wood floors, wood windows, antique wood doors throughout, mosaic tiles in the bathroom, new furniture and Turkish antiques, and beautiful Turkish carpets and textiles on the floors and walls.
Rate includes wifi, phone, satellite flat screen tv, air conditioning and radiant heat.
We can arrange a driver to meet you at the airport for $45 per car. (holds up to 8 guests + luggage). We also offer 1/2 and full day tours.
Rates are for up to 4 guests, and each additional guest is $20 more per night. You may add the studio flat on the floor above for $80 per night.
Lots of seating and food prep area and barbeque on the large roof terrace above. Enjoy a glass of wine while watching ships from around the world enter the Bopshorus from the Marmara Sea. Look across the Golden Horn towards the magical mosque-studded skyline of Sultanahmet. Great for large groups. We have 4 flats in this building 4th and 5th floors, which you may mix and match for your small or large groups.
Or if you are a small group of 6 or fewer, you may enjoy just hanging on your private terrace which also has beautiful views.
The Galata area cannot be beat for convenience, views, central location, historic panache, shopping, dining, entertainment, and a fabulous mix of old and new. Just 1 block from the historic Galata Tower, the neighborhood is charming and full of history at every turn. Lately many boutiques and cafes have begun opening in the area and it is the newest bohemian artistic cultural haunt in Istanbul.
The streets near this flat overflow with tea gardens and dining establishments - from street vendors selling fresh pomegranate juice and kabobs, to Turkish meyhanes with live music, to world class restaurants . Stores in the area sell everything from hand painted Iznik tiles and nargile pipes, to Turkish musical instruments, to fresh spices, to fresh-caught fish at the seaside. Walk to the Modern Museum or take the tram to Hagia Sofia Mosque....all of this and much more these flats.
A short walk puts you in Istanbul's best dining and entertaining area of Tunel, which is the area on the opposite end of the famous pedestrian walkway called Istiklal, from Taksim Square. At last count there were over 1000 restaurants and bars on this street and surrounding alleyways.
A short walk down the hill puts you at the Galata Bridge. Walk across passing the hundreds of Turkish men fishing from the pier, past fish restaurants on the lower level of the bridge, or catch the tram and take it all the way to Sultanahmet. On the other side of the bridge is the Egyptian Spice Bazaar and a bit further on, is the world's first and oldest indoor shopping mall - the Grand Bazaar.
This area has far too many attractions to begin to list them all!
5 flights of stairs in this typical 'old' Istanbul building. The flat is quiet.
Cook and dine outside with all of Istanbul at your feet either on your private terrace or on the large roof terrace above. Stunning views all around.
Terrace Three is on the 5th floor of an old rustic building one of the designated historic areas of Istanbul. No elevator, and worth the climb! The optional 3rd bedroom/studio flat is just up one flight of stairs, on the 6th floor. We have 2 other flats on the same floor with Terrace Three which you may rent to accommodate a large group.
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I am a travel writer and former travel magazine editor who has lived and traveled around the world . I began renting flats in Istanbul in 2006 to bring Westerners to the 'real' Istanbul. Istanbul is magic - my favorite city in the world. It is my hope that by staying in one of my flats, that you will leave Istanbul as much in love with the city and its people as I am.
Robin Sparks purchased this apartment in 2010
Gorgeous views from atop this hill near Galata Tower, easy access to all the sites, a great variety of shopping, and just because this area is fascinating historically, culturally and gastronomically. Never a dull moment in this neighborhood! Full of artists and creative types. It has everything I look for in a lively big city neighborhood.
Views unlike any you'll find anywhere else. You may not want to leave the flat with Istanbul at your feet! From the flat you can watch the ships from around the world move up and down the Bosphorus, enter and exit the Marmara Sea, and view the famous mosque-studded skyline of Sultanahmet.
The apartment and location have been fantastic. We couldn't have asked for better accommodations - everything was perfect. We will definitely recommend this place to any friends that we have who travel to Istanbul. And when next we come, we will be contacting you again!
Thank you so much for everything. Istanbul is magical - we will miss it greatly.
This apartment in the upscale Cihangar neighborhood of Beyoglu is really special. The views of the Bosphorus afford sunset and sunrise vistas (at least in the Winter months), as well as an amazing view of the Asian shore and across the Golden Horn to Sultanhamet.
The beds are comfortable, the kitchen is simple yet quite functional, the Ottoman's Bedroom is a great place to sprawl out and relax after a day of sightseeing. The neighborhood is quiet - the apartment is a few streets removed from the main bustle of Cihangar, and quite a bit removed from the noise of Taksim, yet Taksim is still an easy walk. Metro, buses, tram and ferries are all within easy walking distance of the apartment.
Altogether, a really great place to stay. Myself and two friends spent 3 weeks here, and we wish we could have doubled it!
The ad mentions that it has 2.5 bathrooms and sleeps 9. The space we occupied when renting from this ad had a toilet and small sink in one little room and a shower plus sink in the laundry room. I would call that one split bathroom. As we were four adults we chose this apartment over others because of the 2.5 bathrooms. It also says that it sleeps 9. Well we had two bedrooms and a couch in the living room so max 6. It didn't matter for us but it was wrong. There were many other problems:1. The driver did not show up as had been arranged. After waiting 30 minutes and asking other drivers what we should do, one arranged for us to go in another taxi. 2. We lost our hot water on the morning of October 11th so had no hot water that day, the 12th, as well as our departure day on the 13th. When I tried to call Davide to let him know, I found out the telephone did not work. Luckily I found him the night of the 11th in the hallway. Three workmen and Davide came to try to fix it on the 2nd day. After a few hours, they said they would return around 5 pm. They rang our bell at 11 pm that night when we were all asleep as we had an early morning departure. We did not let them in. Who knows how long they needed to fix it! And we were not about to let three strangers in at that hour. 3. The bedside lamp in one room is broken. 4. Many burnt out bulbs or ceiling light fixtures that have only one bulb when they need three. No proper light in living room to read. 5. TV DVD CD player need instructions. 6. All the door hinges needed oiling. 7. The plaster all around the window in the shower is collapsing due to the humidity-that needs serious attention. Basically it is a beautiful location with the wonderful terrace but the place is neglected. It is one thing to neglect your own place but to rent it out, you need to take care of it. On a positive note, Davide really tried his best but what could he do? He did give us wonderful suggestions for places to visit. I would not recommend this place. There are many others with views.
This place really delivers. It was everything we had hoped for on our four night stay here. Beautifully finished with polished pine floors and trim, very updated bathroom, comfortable beds, fully furnished and functional kitchen, attentive staff. But the star attraction is the terrace and its view - not you the eye-popping monuments of Sultanhamet, but also the Bosphorus, Marmara Sea and Golden Horn. One flight up is a larger rooftop terrace with a slightly more expansive view. Really very special.
This place really delivers. It was everything we had hoped for on our four night stay here. Beautifully finished with polished pine floors and trim, very updated bathroom, comfortable beds, fully furnished and functional kitchen, attentive staff. But the star attraction is the terrace and its view - not you the eye-popping monuments of Sultanhamet, but also the Bosphorus, Marmara Sea and Golden Horn. One flight up is a larger rooftop terrace with a slightly more expansive view. Really very special.
My husband and I (late 30s) stayed for 5 nights in this comfortable, well-stocked, 2- bedroom apartment on our first trip to Istanbul. It was more apartment than we needed, but we really wanted to enjoy a private terrace with a view.
Layout: Main bedroom is in the back away from the street, so noise isn't an issue. This room also has a quiet, effective A/C. The apartment is perhaps best suited for 2 couples or a family of 4. Note that the 2nd bdrm doesn't have an A/C, which might be an issue in hotter weather. We fell in love with the beautiful terrace that welcomes visitors to a panoramic view of the Bosphorus, as well as Old City sights, including Topkapi Palace, the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia. Wonderful place to end busy sightseeing days, watching the city sparkle and the ferries sail out on the river.
Amenities: These included some handy basics, including laundry and dish detergent, basic bathroom toiletries, kitchen supplies and an enormous 10 gallon (?) jug of water. (May seem silly to mention this, but other apartments we've rented haven't always been this thoughtful!) Lots of linens, towels & pillows available. All were quite comfortable to sleep on. There is a good washer/dryer located in the bathroom that came in handy. The rest of the furnishings are basic, but functional. (Some lightbulbs do need replacing however.) Good Wi-fi signal, nice TV. The bathroom has a nice shower head, with good water pressure and temperature.
Location: the building itself is very old and not very attractive. Big drawback for some will be apartment's location on the fifth floor, as there is no lift, but many (many!) stairs. Not recommended for those with mobility issues, little ones to carry, etc. You will not want to forget anything once you leave! Also, the building is located uphill from Karakoy tram stop (or downhill from funicular), so that involves more climbing. There is a decent supermarket nearby for basics, as well as ATMs. The neighborhood is exciting, with lots of restaurants, bars and cafes nearby (check out Agik Muftak, just a few blocks away).
Lastly, communication with Davide, the booking assistant, was pleasant and courteous - he patiently answered all my questions and ALWAYS responded promptly via email and met us upon arrival. Really pleasant person. Payment via Paypal was also efficient, glad to have that option.
I'm really glad we chose this apartment & would certainly recommend it to others! Enjoy your time in Istanbul!
This apartment is centrally located for access to the best sights in Istanbul - a short walk downhill and to the tram and you shortly arrive at Haja Sofia, the Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace, as well as the cistern and an authentic Turkish bath. Prior guest reviews prepared us for the graffiti on the building exterior and the barren entry way and staircases - and the 100+ stairs to the apartment. We were pleased by the helpfulness of the staff member who greeted us and showed us the apartment and very happy with the apartment's amenities and cleanliness. It really is only a three-bedroom/den apartment if the efficiency above is rented with it - another 30 stairs or so, however. The terrace in the main apartment was a big hit with our family - the view is incomparable. I'd say we spent more time outside than in, either on that small terrace or on the rooftop terrace, which had an even more commanding view. The efficiency can handle two adults or possibly three teens (not suitable for unsupervised children for safety reasons). The rooftop terrace had a lot of activity from other guests throughout the building, so it was nice to be able to shut the bedroom door of the efficiency, crank up the air conditioner, and sleep in the quiet. For those averse to climbing uphill and then climbing one hundred stairs, take the funicular to just above Galata Tower and walk down - we highly recommend the gelato store in the youth hostel building on the left hand side of the main drag. It was excellent.
'Music Street' which is one shop after anther full of Turkish instruments, is just up the street, Babylon concert hall 5 minute walk, Turkish Meyhane (traditional Turkish dining) area about a 5 minute walk. Sufi dancing 10 min walk. Walk down the hill (Istanbul is a city of hills) to eat fresh sardines on the waterfront while watching the boats come and go. Galata Tower is just 1/2 block up hill and is surrounded by cafes, boutiques and delightful alleyways full of authentic Turkish surprises. The tram is just down the hill, or walk uphill 5 min and take the trolley to Taksim Square. Or just sit on the roof terrace above your apartment and take it all in.
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Taxe included. $70 cleaning/prep fee. Airport meeting/driver for $45 per car (8 passengers)
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Another consideration for direct replacement is reactor irradiation capacity. Most of the world's supply of Mo-99 is produced by irradiating HEU targets in multipurpose, multiuser facilities (Table 3.2). Reactor operators' ability to accommodate larger numbers of LEU targets could be limited because of other user demands on reactor resources.
Additional U-235 could be incorporated into an LEU target by increasing the volume of the target material (i.e., the target meat). This approach would reduce target throughput requirements in the reactor but would not substantially change the other material throughput requirements described previously. Also, space limitations in the reactor target irradiation positions might preclude the use of substantially larger targets.
The HEU targets3 used for most current Mo-99 production are uranium-aluminum alloys (Table 2.2) having uranium densities approaching 1.6 g/cm3. To obtain an equivalent mass of U-235 in an LEU target of the same size, a uranium density of about 8 g/cm3 would be required. Higher-density LEU targets could be made of several materials:
Uranium metal targets. Argonne National Laboratory has led the development of a uranium metal target (Figure 7.1) in cooperation with several organizations. Recent progress is described by Vandegrift et al. (2007), Bakel et al. (2008), and Wiencek et al. (2008).4,5 The target consists of a thin (typically 100- to 150- micron) LEU metal foil wrapped in an
Although the focus of this discussion is on targets, the same considerations apply for the conversion of reactor fuel from HEU to LEU as will be discussed in Chapter 11. Targets and fuels have the same basic sandwich design and differ primarily in size and configuration.
The primary participants are Comisión Nactional de Energía Atómica (CNEA, Argentina), MURR (United States), and Indonesian National Atomic Energy Agency (BATAN). CNEA is providing advice on target design and has carried out tests on irradiated foils. BATAN and the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) have also test-irradiated these foils. MURR is evaluating target fabrication approaches and modeling target thermal properties. In early November 2008, MURR also began irradiating and processing small (5 g) targets.
Compagnie pour l' Etude et la Réalisation de Combustibles Atomiques (CERCA, France) is also investigating LEU foil targets in cooperation with the Missouri University Research Reactor (Allen et al., 2007).


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Anyone with injured legs, a damaged kidney and urinary tract would find it tough to make it through the day, leave alone trying to break and enter into houses and offices. But not 24-year-old Uday Patil.
The youth, who was in a train accident in 2008 which left him physically challenged, was caught by the Kandivli police while breaking into an office near Kandivli railway station. Turns out Patil has over ten cases registered against him at several police stations, including Malad and Andheri, over the last few years.
On Thursday, Patil was caught red-handed by the police and booked for four cases of theft. "We had three other complaints from people around that area. In all the cases, the burglary took place between 6am and 7am. We scanned the CCTV footage of the previous three thefts and deployed a team to nab the burglar. We saw Patil breaking into an office building and caught him after he got out with all the cash." Patil stole equipment worth Rs6 lakh from all four office, the police found.
According to the police, Patil resides inside the compound of Cooper Hospital in Juhu, where he has regularly been undergoing treatment following his accident.
"The accused has problems in his legs, kidney and urinary tract. He has an artificial tube inserted in his body to drain urine. He would conduct thefts early in the morning and then use that money for his treatment and livelihood," said Nitin Gije, inspector, Kandivli police station, adding that Patil's problems had made it difficult for him to walk or even stand for too long.
The police also said Patil's family disowned him owing to his criminal record, because of which he would spend most of the time in the hospital premises.
Patil has been arrested under sections 454, 457 and 480 (house break-in, trespass and theft) of the Indian Penal Code. He has been remanded in police custody till April 21. "We suspect he is involved in more thefts. We are questioning him to find out more," added Gije.


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