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Billowing smoke from Northern California wildfires is visible in this Envisat image acquired on 22 June 2008 with the Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MERIS) instrument. Satellites are not only able to detect the smoke billowing from major fires but also the burn scars left in their wake. The fires themselves appear as 'hotspots' when the satellites' sensors scan the Earth's surface in infrared wavelengths.
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- Satellite: Envisat
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- Centre coordinates: lat. 37.60, lon. -120.70
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Justin Rose Takes the Zurich Classic
Rose set a tournament record by shooting 22 under par.
April 27, 2015, Monday
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Jordan Spieth, 21, held a four-stroke lead over his closest rival, Justin Rose, through 15 holes in the final round.
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With several top players lurking just a few strokes behind him at the start of the final round, Jordan Spieth coolly held them off and captured his first green jacket.
April 13, 2015, Monday
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At 16 under par, Spieth is four strokes ahead of Justin Rose and five ahead of Phil Mickelson entering the final round.
April 12, 2015, Sunday
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Little Rest for McIlroy Before the Ryder Cup
Some members of Europe's Ryder Cup team have decided to rest and will not play in this week's Deutsche Bank Championship.
August 29, 2014, Friday
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García Ties a Course Record to Take the Bridgestone Lead
Sergio García closed with seven straight birdies for a nine-under-par 61 at Firestone Country Club, giving him a three-shot lead over Justin Rose.
August 2, 2014, Saturday
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Dusting Off the 2-Iron and Bracing for the Links
To keep shots below the wind and out of pothole bunkers, golfers often prefer 2-irons instead of drivers off the tee at a links course like Royal Liverpool, home of this year's British Open.
July 17, 2014, Thursday
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Montgomerie Retains Senior Open Lead Into Weekend
Colin Montgomerie shot an even-par 71 on Friday and leads Scott Dunlap by one stroke after the second day of the tournament in Edmond, Okla.
July 12, 2014, Saturday
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Rose Gets First Win Since '13 U.S. Open in a Fast Playoff
Justin Rose won on the first extra hole of the Quicken Loans National to get his first win since the United States Open last summer at Merion.
June 30, 2014, Monday
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Open Winner Savors Title, and Friendships
The yearlong celebration of Justin Rose's United States Open victory, the high mark of which was his recent return to Britain with the trophy, has been sweeter because of the decade of disappointments that preceded it.
June 11, 2014, Wednesday
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Loggerhead Sea Turtles Given Official Florida Status
Here's a new trivia question: What is Florida's official saltwater reptile?
As of today it's the loggerhead sea turtle, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced Monday. The big turtle joins the list of 21 other state symbols, including the official reptile, the alligator, and the official marine mammal, the manatee.
"A lot of times students will research state symbols," commission spokeswoman Bonnie Abellera said. "This gives them an additional opportunity to research things that they haven't before."
As part of a class project during the past school year, some Tallahassee middle school students and their teacher approached state officials on behalf of the loggerhead.
Months later, Gov. Charlie Crist signed off on the sea turtle as a part of other legislation, Abellera said.
Conservationists hope the move will step up efforts to protect the threatened species.
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Welcome to our daily links roundup, where we give you links to many stories about the Saints.
Malcolm Jenkins missed practice Tuesday with a banged up knee.
The Saints signed running back Patrick Cobbs, filling out their roster.
The defense won the day Tuesday.
The NFL hasn't told the Saints about whether Will Smith will be suspended or not.
Camp Report (video): Saints have spiried goal-line period.
Jeff Duncan of the Times-Picayune says the dismissal of Jon Stinchcomb sent a message to everyone.
Mike Triplett of the T-P says running back has become a dynamic position for the Saints.
Sheldon Mickles of the Baton Rouge Advocate continues his kicking series, writing about how punter Thomas Morstead is looking for continued consistency.
Kristian Garic of WWL Radio gives his thoughts from practice, including what he saw in goal line.
Bobby Hebert wonders if Drew Brees is in a mini-slump.
Lenny Vangilder of SPORTSNola.com says Will Smith and Devery Henderson have moved to the top of the tenured class with the Saints.
The Sporting News says Jonathan Casillas is making a push for a starting spot.
Brett Martel of the Associated Press says Brees is keeping tabs on the offensive line changes.


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Gingrich says liberals and lack of religion sparked Va. tech killings.
Gingrich, who is considering running for the presidency in 2008, was asked about the matter April 22 by ABC News host George Stephanopoulos on the program "This Week."
Stephanopoulos noted that after the 1999 Columbine shootings, Gingrich blamed liberalism and "godless" public schools for the massacre. He wanted to know if Gingrich believes similar forces were to blame at Virginia Tech.
Gingrich responded, "Yes. I think the fact is, if you look at the amount of violence we have in games that young people play at 7, 8, 10, 12, 15 years of age, if you look at the dehumanization, if you look at the fact that we refuse to say that we are, in fact, endowed by our Creator, that our rights come from God, that if you kill somebody, you're committing an act of evil."
A student at the Blacksburg, Va., college, Seung-Hui Cho, went on a rampage April 16 and gunned down 32 people be fore taking his own life. Cho mailed a package to NBC News containing rambling statements on videotapes during which he compared himself to Moses and Jesus. His motives remain unclear, but mental-health experts say Cho was obviously not of sound mind.
Commentators were quick to point out that Virginia Tech is hardly a religion-free zone. Dozens of religious groups operate on campus. They include: African Christian Fellowship at Virginia Tech, Ambassadors for Christ, Campus Crusade for Christ, Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship, Christ Gospel Ministries, Cornerstone Christian Fellowship, Episcopal/Anglican Christian Fellowship, Graduate Christian Fellowship, International Christian Fellowship, Korean Campus Crusade for Christ and New Life Christian Fellowship. Numerous non-Christian groups meet on campus as well.
Gingrich wasn't the only one looking to shift the blame for the massacre away from Cho. The Rev. Donald Wildmon's American Family Association (AFA) issued a video blaming the Virginia Tech tragedy on the alleged expulsion of God from public education.
Titled "The Day They Kicked God out of the Schools," the video begins with a voice-over from "Concerned Students" asking God why he did not save the school children at multiple school shootings in recent years. Comes God's reply: "Dear concerned students, 1 am not allowed in schools. Sincerely, God." The AFA is selling the video for $5 apiece.
Not to be outdone, the Religious Right group Worldview Weekend asserted that Cho was really an Islamic terrorist. No evidence has come to light indicating that Cho was anything but an unhinged young man, but Worldview Weekend, citing a letter from a Messianic rabbi in Newport News, Va., asserts that on the tapes, Cho quoted the Koran. The rabbi cites an unnamed police officer as his source.
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Our modern society has pervasive electronic displays such as billboards, computers, tablets, signage and kiosks. The prevalence of these displays provides opportunities to develop photographic methods for active scenes where intentional information is encoded in the display images and must be recovered by a camera. These active scenes are fundamentally different from traditional passive scenes because image formation is based on display emittance, not surface reflectance. QR-codes on billboards are one example of an active scene with intentional information, albeit a very simple case. The problem becomes more challenging when the message is hidden and dynamic. Detecting and decoding the message requires careful photometric modeling for computational message recovery. We present a novel method for communicating between a camera and display by embedding and recovering information within a displayed image. A handheld camera pointed at the display can receive not only the display image, but also the underlying message. Unlike standard watermarking and steganography that lie outside the domain of computer vision, our message recovery algorithm uses illumination in order to op- tically communicate hidden messages in real world scenes. The key innovation of our approach is an algorithm to perform simultaneous radiometric calibration and message recovery in one convex optimization problem. By modeling the photometry of the system using a camera-display transfer function (CDTF), we derive a physics-based kernel function for support vector machine classification. We demonstrate that our method of optimal online radiometric calibration (OORC) leads to an efficient and robust algorithm for a computational messaging between various commercial cameras and displays. An evaluation of results has been provided by using video messaging with nine different combinations of commercial cameras and displays.
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ANAHEIM – If this were a spaghetti western, the Ducks' top line of Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry and Dustin Penner would be the wanted outlaws strolling into a dusty town as the locals scatter and hide behind closed doors.
The power trio has been something to fear, with a combined 39 goals and 85 points as they're now carrying the Ducks.
Meanwhile, the second line would resemble the tumbleweed blowing across the empty, desolate landscape.
Early offensive success has dissolved into zero production among a cast of characters. The unit's most regular members, Mathieu Perreault and Teemu Selanne, are neck deep in scoring droughts.
Perreault has just one point in his last 12 games and played just 91/2 minutes Tuesday night in a 3-2 shootout loss to the Kings. The center is ailing, has been for some time and said he won't be joining the Ducks on their trip to Chicago and St. Louis.
The issue is a lingering unspecified lower-body injury that is affecting his skating, a critical part in his playmaking game.
"My strength is not all the way there," Perreault said Wednesday. "I'm a guy that relies on my skating. When it's not there, it's hard to really be myself on the ice."
Perreault had five goals and nine assists in his first 16 games since joining the Ducks in a trade with Washington right before the Oct. 2 season opener. He said his current ailment has affected him the last two weeks.
"I was kind of battling through it and hoping it's going to get better and it's just getting a little worse every day," Perreault said. "Now we'll just take a little rest."
It also means the Ducks will have to call up someone from the minors, which will take place Thursday. Likely candidates figure to be Emerson Etem, who was sent down to Norfolk (AHL) last week, or centers Rickard Rakell or David Steckel.
There has been a revolving door at left wing and it shows how much the Ducks are missing Jakob Silfverberg, who doesn't figure to be ready until the end of this month at the earliest after suffering a broken bone in his right hand Oct. 25 against Ottawa.
"We need secondary scoring," Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau said. "We talked about it this morning. It's pretty easy to just cover one line in the end. If you don't have two or three lines going, it's hard to be successful on a continual basis."
But the biggest concern might be the absence of Selanne on the nightly scoresheets. The Ducks' all-time leading scorer has no points in the last 13 games he has played.
The team's 18-7-5 record makes his slump easier to deal with. But try as he might, Selanne can't fully ignore it. Asked if it is on him mind during games, the winger said, "If I would be (a) young guy, yes."
"I know how these things work," he added. "Obviously it's a little frustrating but it's nothing more than that. You just have to end this (in) a smooth way. You can't start squeezing the stick and forcing things.


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Dana is no Vince McMahon, but trying to be like that is costing him big fighters like Fedor and Couture. He screwed up big time with the Fedor deal. I hope we get to see Couture vs. Fedor someday in M-1.
According to TFN, " Captain America" Randy Couture has announced he will no longer fight in the UFC and it looks like the UFC not signing Fedor Emeliananko was a one of the big deciding factor in his decision.
"I appreciate this opportunity the sport of MMA and the UFC has given me," the UFC Hall-of-Famer said. "However, I'm tired of swimming upstream at this stage with the management of the UFC. It only makes sense at this point in my career to fight Fedor Emelianenko, and since he's now signed with another organization, I feel like it's time to resign and focus on my other endeavors."
The Wrestling Observer is reporting that Couture was not happy with the UFC promising big paydays to outside fighters and still feeding its own fighters scrap.
It is known Couture was one of the top UFC fighters who was unhappy when reading about the huge money guaranteed in the company's offers to Emelianenko, because he felt he and a few others were the fighters who helped build the current popularity and they weren't getting guaranteed income for fights anywhere near that level, particularly since they were bigger drawing cards.
He will leave the UFC Heavyweight title and his UFC broadcasting career on the table as he seeks out other opportunities. It is uncertain whether he will seek out the fight with Fedor. Here is what Randy's Agent had to say:
"Randy's contract was on a fight-by-fight basis, and that's the way he said he was always going to take it — fight by fight," said Matt Walker, Couture's agent at The Gersh Agency. "His acting career is accelerating at an astronomical rate, and without the support he felt some of his peers were receiving in the fight business, this was the logical choice."
This is shocking news coming from the legendary UFC hall of famer.
Here is UFC president Dana Whites response to the Couture announcement:
"I'm not surprised at all by Randy's decision. I talked to Randy several weeks ago and he said that if he couldn't fight Fedor, then he has nothing left to prove in the sport of mixed martial arts.
"He has been doing a lot of acting, and I know he is in South Africa right now filming a movie. I think it's a great move for Randy's acting career to retire from fighting while he is on top.
"As we all know, Randy retired before. The landscape in MMA changes every day. So when he is ready to come out of retirement again, he is still under contract with me, and I'm ready to promote him."
Dana is no Vince McMahon, but trying to be like that is costing him big fighters like Fedor and Couture. He screwed up big time with the Fedor deal. I hope we get to see Couture vs. Fedor someday in M-1.
Does any one know the company who bought M1?
Not yet, they are supposed to have a press conference next week.
What a great fighter Couture is, the day had to come eventually….just sucks it was now. Dana is such a dick but the sports is so popular it just doesn't matter how big of a dick he is or to whom.
I cant believe it!!! The #1 and #2 heavyweights arent in the UFC. When are the Fertitas going to smarten up and fire Dana.
This is the news I start my vacation to. I am crushed.
Dana is a good guy. I'm not trying to be contrivercial but Dana has too much Pride (no pun) and wouldnt close on Fedors terms. Dana is a good guy and he make MMA what it is today with TUF. Fedor, good riddance, although I'm sad that I wont see how good Couture is anymore.
Couture is a class act & in my eyes has done more for MMA than Dana. He showed dignity if he won a fight or lost & always spoke his mind openly & honestly. What a loss.
As for Fedor not signing with the UFC, I'm sick about it. We will never really know what the deal breaker was but it's nice to know that to some fighters money is not always the answer.
Untill these guys learn that you don't have to sell your soul to fight in MMA, they will be under paid & treated like the $ signs that they are to these ORGs. Sometimes it takes the Coutures & Fedors of this world to set the bar a little higher.
I've got it – out with Dana and in with Randy! If Gene Simmons can have success as an entrepreneur, why not?
Ozzy! Ozzy! Ozzy!
Couture said he wants Fedor – he'll go to Fedor. And I'll put my $40 towards that fight and for that month tell the UFC to go stroke itself!
This isn't cool man. Going to be too many different MMA organizations. That is going to make it tough for the best fighters to fight each other. Sound like boxing to anyone else? No undisputed champs.
Now you're talking "crynot", the only language UFC may be able to understand. My money will go the same direction as yours.
As for too many different Orgs., I think they will weed themselves out & the better ones will get the better fighters. If you only have one big Org. then they can set the rules on what the fighters are paid, etc.. And as far as I'm concerned UFC hasn't been fair about the pay these guys get compared to the profit thats being made. They need a few good Orgs to keep themselves honest & treat the fighters right. Tournaments between Orgs would be great to watch.
I think UFC & Dana White are getting a taste of reality & that is that the MMA doesn't rotate around their big fat wads of money. They haven't treated some of their fighters with much respect, one being Diaz, but since a lot of people didn't care much for him, they got by with it for a long time. I was proud the day he told them to stick it, now a few BIG names are doing the same.
We pay all their bill! So if we want open turnaments or weight class tournies we need to speak up. Dana White doesn't give a crap about me, but he does care where I spend my $40, $80, sometimes even more a month. I took Showtime just so I could watch Diaz fight. I love MMA & that's why I take a minute to write in to this site, I want to know what everyone else is thinking.
i agree jude. cross – org tourneys would be great, but it sounds like alot to negotiate, particularly if owners of other organizations are anything like furtado – white.
Heard that a few days ago about Couture & my hats off to him. I also read that he & Fedor were being ofered a million a piece to fight & an extra mill to the winner. Hope it happens.
As for White & Furtado they will jump on board or be lost in the wake. It would bring in big bucks & that's all that the UFC org. responds to. Maybe it will never happen but it sure doesn't hurt to hope.
Now Dana is saying that Couture can retire but he cant get out of the contract. He said Couture has to fight two more before he is let out. Bad move on his part if he upholds this because people are already mad about the UFC losing Couture and Fedor. Everyone likes Couture and if Dana stops him from fighting because of that contract that will really set people off.
Danas power trip hasn't won him any popularity points & it's probably a wise idea for him to tread lightly on the Couture issue. Hopefully they can come to a reasonable agreement that will benifit both sides.
NO!!Crushed!! Lets just hope we can see Randy again.
Im from Australia and thought it was all about Mr America so whats Dana doing???


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I've seen adverts from various company's for a little thing that sticks in the side of a laptop and (using a mobile phone) enables internet access anywhere.
I like that idea, but don't want it for a year or whatever the minimum contract is.
All I would want it for is maybe a couple of months when I'm on holiday.
Does anyone know of any company that does such a thing?
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Posted March 4, 2008 at 1:37AM
I must admit I read about Fon a few months ago and thought it sounded good (if it takes off and you can move around with ease). I might try it in the future.
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I have had some time to play with the dongle now and have the following things to point out:
* The dongle doesnt like firewalls, espiecally during installation
* Dont remove the SIM card from the dongle... EVER - it causes hardware problems that take ages to sort out (it involves removing the software and reloading back on and setting the dongle back up again)
* The dongle can go very very slow sometimes
* The in-built software isnt as accurate and detailed as I'd have hoped - you have to rely on 3's interpretation of your usage using My3
* HOWEVER, accessing My3 is free. In fact, the whole of the 3 website is free to access and doesnt count as part of your usage. So you can top up and check your web balances for free
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I set-up a two year contract with 3 @ £15 a month and the modem was free and it is worth saying that as far as i know t-mobile and 3 share the same network so you should get good coverage in the future. Just keep an eye on the meter and post back if you are able to, an average days usage realtime. I am allowed 3 gig per month. If this works out well I could cancel my home broadband contract. The 3 dongle can be used on a PC just as well.
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Mis-typed the usage figures.
The guy in the shop said 3gb means using it for 3 hours a day, every day for 30 days.
Sorry if I confused anybody.
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Worth every penny. £99 for the modem, plus £15 for 30 days use - limited to 3gb
3gb equates to 3 hours full usage over 30 days. I wont be using it for 30 days in a month, more like 15-20, so I'm sure I wont hit 3gb.
Highly recomended to all. Easy setup, easy to use.
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Posted March 2, 2008 at 8:48AM
If you were going to look down the hotspot option (even though this wouldn't really suit the OPs situation) - I would look at signing up for FON
Not to mention, you get a free FON router with a new subscription to PCAdvisor. If you agree to share your router with other users of the FON network, you can use other peoples when on the move.
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Posted March 2, 2008 at 2:49AM
Points very well put
I must agree when you say 'a fair usage policy applies of 200MB a month. If you go over this, expect a very VERY big bill'.
I did point out 'that you may be restricted to mainly browsing though' and I must admit that I did assume that the user would check prices/availability/thier online bill before coming to their own conclusions on whether to use this route.
Actually I like peter99co's suggestion the best
'You can purchase hot spot cards from BT for short periods, I would check their website for WIFI Hotspots'.
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Posted March 1, 2008 at 6:28PM
"O2 do what they call a Bolt on which you can cancel after a few months"
The o2 bolt-ons can be changed every 90-days on pay monthly and monthly on a Pay and Go
BUT - you CAN NOT access the internet on a laptop using this bolt-on. You must not (as stated in the terms) use the phone as a modem (ie connecting it up to a laptop) and a fair usage policy applies of 200MB a month. If you go over this, expect a very VERY big bill.
If you wanted to look at the o2 option, it costs £30 for "WebMAX" on a 12 or 18 month contract. This gives you unlimited 2.0MB/s speeds via your mobile.
The best option is to go with the 3 option, pay the £99 for the modem then go Pay and Go. This is a good choice for short term use as you only top it up when you need to use it! For longer-term use, consider getting it on a 12 month contract
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Posted March 1, 2008 at 2:38PM
you can purchase hot spot cards from BT for short periods I would check their website for WIFI Hotspots
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Posted February 27, 2008 at 12:56AM
If you have a Mobile Phone that is capable of accessing the Internet you can probably use that as that as a modem, you don't need T-Mobile's £100 USB Modem (I would only look at that for long term use not short term).
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This unit is on the ground floor where you walk out onto a beautiful greenspace and a panoramic view of the Pacific from left to right. Restaurants, snorkel shops, grocery stores, and more are located in 1/2 mile of the condo.
The living room is appointed with new furniture and electronics, including printer/scanner, 47' flat screen TV, Blu-ray/DVD player, books, games, DVDs - as well as beach chairs, cooler, bocce ball, and more.
Most importantly, the view from the living room and the lanai is panoramic and AMAZING!!! You can even play tennis overlooking the ocean.
Additionally, we have new bedroom furniture and a king size bed with flatscreen t.v. and DVD player.
To make reservations please contact Leslie Brown at Luana Kai by calling 1-800-669-1127 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Let her know you want to stay in D-105! Mahalo
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We are lovers of everything Hawaiian! Greg was born on Oahu, lived in Maui in the 90's, we were married in Maui in 1999, and we returned every year since. So, we made the big decision to buy a condo in the hopes of making it our future permanent home, and we were lucky to find our piece of paradise at Luana Kai D105 in 2011. We have two wonderful Rhodesian Ridgebacks in Portland, OR where we live that are the reason we won't move over to the island full time for now, but we spend as much time on the island and with them as possible.
Shauna Buckner purchased this condo in 2011
We want to move to Maui and we love this location. The the ocean and sunset views are amazing!
THE VIEW. Great people, nice manicured grounds, perfectly heated pool, whale watching during whale season, gorgeous sunsets, sunbathing even from the lanai, and so much more!
We were celebrating our 50th year of marriage, so this was a trip of a lifetime for us. Your resort is just beautiful and the view from the lanai is breathtaking.
We did so much while we were there, but it was always good to get back to your condo and relax. We wish you both a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Hopefully you will be spending it in Maui.
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Lodge / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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The open planned living space comprises a lounge area which is furnished with a new leather suite comprising of a 3-seater, 2 2-seaters and a recliner, and occasional furniture. The Dining area is spacious with an oak table and tan leather chairs that sits 8, and leads to a fitted kitchen which is well equipped and has integrated appliances including gas hob, electric oven and grill, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer and coffee maker. The lounge is equipped with a large TV, internet access, music system, games and decorative fireplace.
The downstairs bedroom is suitable for wheelchair access with a double bed and is opposite the ground floor shower room, with a shower (including disability seat), toilet, hand basin, towel rail and radiator.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Dunraven bay, Ogmore- by-sea, Porthcawl 16 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|1.6 km
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|Nearest airport: Cardiff 32 km, Nearest railway: Bridgend 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 2 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (3), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
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There is ample parking space for up to ten vehicles with lockable gates for your security. There is a small garden and flower boxes with 2 large tables and 4 benches with barbecue facility. Gas is provided. There's an area for children to play and ride there bikes. We have a summer house complete with jacuzzi. Over looking farm & common land where you can meet our Dartmoor pony called Gibby and her 2 friends Rose & Thorn. With easy access to the common land for walking, mountain biking, pony riding etc. The National Cycle route 4 is within 100 meters of the lodge. There is a bus stop and phone box just outside the property.
Southern Wales region
Wales' best kept tourism secret, the south Wales strip between the Coast and the Valleys.
Situated between Wales' largest two cities Cardiff to the east and Swansea to the west. We have the market town of Bridgend. The Heritage Coast and 28 miles of coastal scenery dramatic cliffs, golden family beaches legendary villages and ancient castles. The Ogmore valley to the north, and gateway to the welsh Valleys and Mountains with magnificent views reservoirs and lakes.
Situated in the medieval hill top village of Glynogwr with panoramic views overlooking the Ogwr Fach Valley, it is ideally located for visitors to experience numerous local outdoor activities or sample the excitement of the city of Cardiff.
Glynogwr was originally known as Llandyfodwg and was once part of the duchy of Lancaster estate. At the heart of the village is the church of St Tyfodwg named after the 6th century Welsh Saint.
Glynogwr Lodge, looks out over the Earls of Dunraven estates, Mynydd-y-Gaer (Wyndham-Quin families of Dunraven Castel). Mynydd-y-Gaer is said by some people to be the burial place of Uther, King Arthur, at the now ruined church of St.Peters-Super-Montem. (Read, David Nash Fords, Early British Kings) Even if you don't find King Arthurs burial place, at least you will have a lovely walk.
Nearby is the village of Gilfach-Goch were the author Richard Llewellyn once lived. Who based his novel, How Green Was My Valley, on the Village, which was later made into a Hollywood film.
A mile walk from the lodge is the Lakeside farm park, with a trout fishing lake, small holding petting farm; children's play area, and a café/ restaurant.
A mile to the west of the lodge is the village of Blackmill. The fortnightly sheep auction draws local farmers to eat local produce at Blackmill's Junction Hotel were mine host is local award winning Chef John McCarran
A few miles walk to the north of Blackmill is the renowned Bwlch Mountain with magnificent panoramic views over the Rhonda and Ogmore Valley and over the Bristol Channel.
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16 Sep 2014
"Perfect for us."
4 of us stayed here for two nights away. This house is a 20min drive to the nearest beach and down the road from some amazing view points and drives! Really loved it here, clean, modern, everything yo… More
30 Nov 2013
"Fab time celebrating my friends birthday, Glynogwr lodge is a must!"
Glynogwr Lodge is beautiful and David was a great host. My 3 friends and myself each had our own bedrooms and the downstairs bedroom was very accommodating to my wheelchair bound friend. The warm jacu… More
4 Jul 2013
"Best location for hiking and sightseeing"
Enjoyed the whole two weeks at the cottage. We came over from the US to join our family for an extended holiday and hiked the hills most mornings and toured the area most afternoons. We enjoyed family… More
2 Jul 2013
"Perfect touring location"
We have just spent a fortnight at Glynogwr Lodge and loved every minute of it. The cottage is spacious and comfortable, the welcome pack was great and the location was ideal for touring South Wales, w… More
Thank you very much for your review. We are glad you enjoyed your stay and hope to see you again.
Thanks David.
23 Jun 2013
"Pleasantly surprised"
We stayed 3 nights in the cottage. Very spacious and well decorated. Andy who owns and manages the place is very courteous. Only downside is the bathrooms - of the three bathrooms only one had a showe… More
We are glad you enjoyed your stay, and that your team won the cricket.
Thank You very much for your comments. When we have a quiet period we will be putting a shower tap in one of the bathrooms.Thank you very much and hope to see you again.
30 Mar 2013
"Homely feel :)"
Glynogwr lodge is a beautiful, homely cottage with a beautiful scenary. The facilities were excellent and the owner have thought of everything the holiday maker would require. The cottage is everythin… More
HI, Thank you very much. We are new to the holiday letting industry, and very much appreciate your comments. We always try to do our best, and we are glad you enjoyed your stay and that every thing was as it should be. Hope to see you again soon.
27 Mar 2013
"Could not ask for more"
This is an amazing cottage. The village is very quiet and peaceful. Lovely scenery from the cottage. The owner is very kind and helpful. The price is quite cheap. I would totally recommend it!!… More
Thank you very much for your comments about the cottage, and also the owner myself. We are very grateful and pleased you would recommend us.
Hope to see you all again, and the very best of wishes.
27 Mar 2013
The lodge is perfect for those who want to stay in a quite area, surrounded by the country side and with an amazing view. The lodge is also well equipped.Dave (the owner) was very helpful, when we had… More
Thank you for your comments and your rating. It is very much appreciated.
We are very happy that you enjoyed your stay/holiday with us.
Please tell your friends and family.
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27 Mar 2013
"Amazing Stay at Glynogwr Lodge!"
The accommodation is very nice and the view from the cottage is brilliant! It is located between Cardiff and Swansea, and only a few miles away from those two cities.The owner is very friendly and hel… More
Thank you for your very nice comments. They are very much appreciated.
We are very pleased that you enjoyed your stay/holiday.
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1 Mar 2013
"Short stay in glynogwyr"
Very nice accommodation. Unfortunately the hot tub wasn't working. The water was very cold despite the owner's efforts.Tea towels, a couple of dishwasher tablets and washing up liquid would … More
Thanks for the very nice accommodation comment. Unfortunately due to the very cold weather, well below -0. The Jacuzzi is switched off for safety reasons hot water will freeze quicker than cold on the floor creating ice! we would not want any one falling on frozen ice. The customer was told this. There were 2 dish washer tablets and washing liquid in the cupboard under the sink just ask if cant find. The cost was less than £10.00 Per person a night for a week booking. It is not pricey. Come and see for yourself. And enjoy South Wales. Thanks
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The Arboretum is pleased to offer a third year of Yoga in the Gardens in partnership with Life Time Fitness. All of the classes offered will be Vinyassa Flow yoga. Modifications will be provided to make the experience accessible for all experience levels.
Yoga classes will take place twice a month, 6 p.m. Thursdays and Noon Sundays.
All sessions begin on time, so please allow enough time to reach the yoga location.
* Starred winter classes will take place at the Crosstown location of Life Time Fitness at 6233 Baker Rd., Eden Prairie, MN 55346 and are Hot Vinyasa, with a typical room temperature of 88-93 degrees. Arboretum members should plan to arrive 15 minutes early to classes held at Life Time Fitness, as they will need to present their membership card and Driver's License, and sign a waiver before participating.
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* Sunday, March 15, Noon, Teacher: Courtney * Thursday, April 9, 6 p.m., Teacher: Aleeah* Sunday, April 19, Noon, Teacher: CourtneyThursday, May 14, 6 p.m.Sunday, May 31, NoonThursday, June 11, 6 p.m.Sunday, June 21, NoonThursday, July 9, 6 p.m.Sunday, July 19, NoonThursday, August 6, 6 p.m.Sunday, August 23, NoonThursday, September 3, 6 p.m.Sunday, September 13, NoonThursday, October 1, 6 p.m.Sunday, October 11, Noon
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$12 gate admission for all others, payable at time of registration. Print a copy of your class registration receipt to show at the gate.
Save money!! If you are not an Arboretum or Life Time Fitness member and plan to attend four or more of the yoga sessions, join the Arb today and save! Yearly memberships start at only $49.
If you come for a class and then decide to join the Arboretum, your printed receipt can be applied as a $12 credit toward new membership.
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In this study, we investigated and compared the microbial communities adhering to the obverse and the reverse sides of an oil painting on canvas exhibiting signs of biodeterioration. Samples showing no visible damage were investigated as controls. Air samples were also analysed, in order to investigate the presence of airborne microorganisms suspended in the indoor atmosphere. The diversity of the cultivable microorganisms adhering to the surface was analysed by molecular techniques, such as RAPD analysis and gene sequencing. DGGE fingerprints derived from DNA directly extracted from canvas material in combination with clone libraries and sequencing were used to evaluate the non-cultivable fraction of the microbial communities associated with the material. By using culture-dependent methods, most of the bacterial strains were found to be common airborne, spore-forming microorganisms and belonged to the phyla Actinobacteria and Firmicutes, whereas culture-independent techniques identified sequenced clones affiliated with members of the phyla Actinobacteria and Proteobacteria. The diversity of fungi was shown to be much lower than that observed for bacteria, and only species of Penicillium spp. could be detected by cultivation techniques. The selected strategy revealed a higher microbial diversity on the obverse than on the reverse side of the painting and the near absence of actively growing microorganisms on areas showing no visible damage. Furthermore, enzymatic activity tests revealed that the most widespread activities involved in biodeterioration were esterase and esterase lipase among the isolated bacterial strains, and esterase and N-acetyl-β-glucosaminidase among fungi strains.
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- Microbial communities adhering to the obverse and reverse sides of an oil painting on canvas: identification and evaluation of their biodegradative potential
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Volume 29, Issue 2 , pp 301-314
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- 2013-06-01
- 10.1007/s10453-012-9281-z
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- 0393-5965
- Online ISSN
- 1573-3025
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Oil painting
- Canvas
- Biodeterioration
- Microbial communities
- Spore-forming microorganisms
- Enzymatic activities
- Authors
- M. López-Miras (1)
- G. Piñar (2)
- J. Romero-Noguera (3)
- F. C. Bolívar-Galiano (3)
- J. Ettenauer (2)
- K. Sterflinger (2)
- I. Martín-Sánchez (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Granada, Avda. Fuentenueva, 18071, Granada, Spain
- 2. Department of Biotechnology, VIBT-Vienna Institute of Bio Technology, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Muthgasse 11, 1190, Vienna, Austria
- 3. Department of Painting, Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Granada, Avda. Andalucía s/n, 18071, Granada, Spain


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Nice, grabbing flow. Had rr7 from my japanese account. And qbert I don't really care for.
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Nice...downloading Q-bert now with flOw soon to follow. Never heard of flOw but if your mom likes it, that's good enough for me. :p
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flOw is pretty fun...and different. Q-bert is just like I remember it so I'm enjoying that as well. Only thing that sucks is that I'm at the bottom of the leaderboard in Q-bert. :(
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Didn't bother buying Q-bert. Maybe I will one day when I'm bored. Downloaded the RR7 demo but haven't tried that out yet.
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Originally Posted: 08/31/2011 - 4:39pm | Type: Blog

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Doody's Review ServiceReviewer: David B. Glick, MD, MBA (University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine)
Description: This is a comprehensive collection of well illustrated techniques for both common and uncommon approaches to airway management.
Purpose: The author's aim is to facilitate the teaching of simple and complicated techniques for airway management to relatively inexperienced trainees. A book of this sort is an extremely useful tool for anyone learning or teaching the gamut of techniques now available for controlling a patient's airway. The author successfully achieves his aim with brief, clearly worded explanations/directions and excellent cadaveric, radiologic, and bronchoscopic images.
Audience: The book is intended for medical students and residents who encounter airway issues in the operating room or emergency room settings, but any practitioner interested in using a new technique for airway management will find the descriptions and illustrations in helpful.
Features: The chapters provide step-by-step instructions for the performance of many of the current techniques for airway management. The illustrations are clear and the descriptions are easy to follow. The only flaw in the book is that a particularly important chapter for the junior trainee — pharmacology of airway management — had errors in the onset time for the muscle relaxants (seconds instead of minutes) and, more importantly, listed a dose of atropine as 10-20 mg/kg instead of mcg/kg.
Assessment: This is an excellent resource for learning or teaching about airway management. It provides the broadest coverage of the topic I have come across, and the illustrations are excellent.


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