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- Frank Alphonse GHouston, United States"Good Location for Mountain View"ReviewedJuly 06, 2015Trip type:FamilyGood location for accessing Mt. Lemmon, East Rincon National Park and nearby restaurants on Speedway and Broadway. For a view of the mountains, request East side or 5th floor of West side. Hotel restaurant has limited selection and is pricey.StayedJune 2015Review collected in partnership with this hotel
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NYSED-2H-2 [05] The University of the State of New York THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Office of Research and Information Systems Higher Education Data System DUE DATE: May 1, 2006 ENROLLMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES FALL 2005 Institution Name SEDCODE: THE INFORMATION PROVIDED ON THIS FORM SHOULD CONTAIN DATA FOR ONLY THE INSTITUTION LISTED ABOVE. If multi-campus institutions have questions concerning which branches to include, please contact State Education Department staff at email@example.com or phone 518-474-5091. Institutions are expected to submit forms electronically using the Microsoft Access forms available from the ORIS web site at http://www.highered.nysed.gov/oris/. Most forms are available both as paper forms and as electronic forms (Microsoft Access) with built in edits. Electronic forms must first be downloaded in order to enter data and then returned by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. Three forms are only available in paper format (Word, PDF): Current College Catalog (CATALOG), Audited Financial Statement ( F.AUDIT) and Coordinator's Survey (NYSED-SUR1). Return completed paper forms by: Mail: Or Fax: NYS Education Department 518-474-1907 Office of Research and Information Systems Room 960 Education Building Annex Albany, NY 12234 With the exception of the Bundy form (NYSED-2) do not make a duplicate paper submission of an electronic data submission. Independent institutions participating in the Bundy program must provide a paper copy printed from their electronic submission in order to affix the required notarized signature and seal. Retain a copy of the completed form in your files in case there's a need for clarification. If you anticipate a delay in returning this form, request an extension in writing by e-mail, fax or mail stating the reason for the delay and the anticipated submission date. If you have questions regarding completion of the form, please contact the Office of Research and Information Systems at: E-Mail: email@example.com Fax: (518) 474-1907 Phone: (518) 474-5091 IMPORTANT: FOR PAPER SUBMISSIONS PLEASE RETURN THIS COVER PAGE AND ALL PAGES EXCEPT INSTRUCTIONS EVEN IF THEY CONTAIN NO DATA. NYSED-2H-2 [05] The University of the State of New York THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Office of Research and Information Systems Higher Education Data System DUE DATE: May 1, 2006 Form Processing Information Form: NYSED-2H-2 ENROLLMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES SEDCODE: Institution Name: Respondent Information Name: Title: Telephone: ( ) Ext. Facsimile No.: ( ) Ext. E-Mail Address: TOTAL -- (Check box if all applicable branches included) Otherwise List Branches Below List Branches Included: List Applicable Branches not included: Time Required to Retrieve Information From Files and Complete the Submission of this Form Hours spent by all staff (whole numbers) Notes and Explanations Regarding Data Provided and/or Comments About This Form and Its Completion. IMPORTANT: PLEASE RETURN ALL PAGES EXCEPT INSTRUCTIONS EVEN IF THEY CONTAIN NO DATA The University of the State of New York DUE DATE: May 1, 2006 1 NYSED-2H-2 [05] THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Office of Research and Information Systems Higher Education Data System ENROLLMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES, FALL 2005 If your institution does not maintain records on all students with disabilities, report those who have identified themselves to your institution as having a disability requiring some special consideration or assistance. If you are reporting based on this functional definition, please check this box. If this institution does not have any students with disabilities enrolled in Fall 2005, please check here. Part A: Counts of Students with Disabilities: Count each student in every category they fit. Institution Name: Number of Degree-Credit Students (Full-time and Part-time) Line Type of Enrollment Category of Disability In Total No. (Sum of columns Occupationally – In All Other Specific Programs Programs 1 and 2) (1) (2) (3) Learning Disabilities 01 Mobility Impairments Wheelchair 02 Other assistive device 03 No assistive device 04 Subtotal (lines 2+3+4) 05 Visual Impairments Legally blind 06 Other visually impaired 07 Subtotal (lines 6+7) 08 Acoustical Impairments Legally deaf 09 Other acoustically impaired 10 Subtotal (lines 9+10) 11 Multiple Disabilities*** 12 Other Health Impairments Mental health impairment 13 Speech impairment 14 Traumatic brain injury 15 Orthopedic impairment 16 Alcohol/substance abuse & recovery 17 Other 18 Subtotal (sum lines 13 - 18) 19 UNDUPLICATED TOTAL (Count each student in the total only once) 20 * Count students with multiple disabilities on line 12 and in every category that they fit. DUE DATE: May 1, 2006 2 NYSED-2H-2 [05] ENROLLMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES, FALL 2005 Part B: Your Disabilities Services Institution Name: SEDCODE: INSTRUCTIONS: A Web based directory of services routinely available to students and parents will include this information. Please complete this page in language useful to those groups. 21. Disabilities Contacts TTY (if any) a: ____________________________ Second TTY b: ____________________________ Website URL c: ________________________________________ 22. Number of disability services staff: Full-time ____ Part-time ____ 23. Services of Interest to Prospective Students: Statement to be included in a Directory of Services All colleges are required by law to provide reasonable accommodations in the form of auxiliary aids and services for students with disabilities. These accommodations may include things such as: taped texts Braille books assistive listening devices notetakers large print materials videotext displays interpreters talking calculators test accommodations readers television enlargers Each college will determine on a case-by-case and course-by-course basis whether a need exists, based on documentation, and what accommodation is appropriate. Colleges may also provide other services that are particularly useful for students with disabilities. Please check services of this type currently offered by your college that prospective students may wish to know about: ___ Learning Disability Specialist ___ Screening for Learning Disabilities ___ Learning Resource Center ___ Specialist in ADHD ___ Low Vision Specialist ___ Tutoring Services ___ Diet Accommodations ___ Assistive Technology ___ Specialized Gym Equipment ___ Student Support Groups ___ Transportation on Campus ___ Internships ___ Transitional Services from College to Employment ___ Other, please specify: 3 NYSED-2H-2 [05] DUE DATE: May 1, 2006 ENROLLMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES, FALL 2005 Part B: Your Disabilities Services (cont.) 24. Your admissions requirements (for all students) (Check all that apply): High school diploma/GED High School diploma/GED or "ability-to-benefit" test Rank in class SAT/ACT scores GRE scores Essay Campus visit Personal interview Other requirements - Please describe: 25. What reasonable accommodations can you make for students with disabilities in the general admissions process? Please list processes or criteria and how you can adjust them: 26. Campus orientation designed specifically for students with disabilities (Check all that apply): Accessibility tour Transition program to orient students to campus life Access to community resources to support students with disabilities Emergency evacuation training Self advocacy training Other orientation - Please describe: 4 NYSED-2H-2 [05] The University of the State of New York THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Office of Research and Information Systems Higher Education Data System DUE DATE: May 1, 2006 ENROLLMENT OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES FALL 2005 Part A of this year's form requests counts of college students with disabilities enrolled in your institution in fall 2005. Report only those students who are taking courses that carry credit. Do not include noncredit students. Please report these students by category of disability and type of academic program (occupational specific/all other). (1) Part B gathers information for an online directory of services for students with disabilities. Please phrase your answers as you would like them to appear in the directory. (2) Due Date: May 1, 2006. Report fall 2005 enrollments. [This extended due date stems from the concern of the Research and Information Systems Advisory Committee (RISAC) that reports submitted in the fall undercount disabilities. Institutions often identify these students later in the year.] The preferred method for submitting this form is electronic using our Access form with built- in edits. To submit electronically, download and complete the Microsoft Access version from the ORIS web site, http://www.highered.nysed.gov/oris/, and follow the instructions there for submitting the Access file by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. For paper submissions, please return one completed copy (all pages, except instructions) and retain a copy in your files in the event your institution needs to be contacted for clarification. The completed copy should be submitted by May 1, 2006 to: Fax: (518) 474-1907 Mail: The New York State Education Department Office of Research and Information Systems Room 960, Education Building Addition Albany, New York 12234 E-mail: email@example.com If additional copies of the form are required or you have any questions regarding completion of the form, call (518) 474-5091 or e-mail email@example.com. If you anticipate a delay in returning the form, request an extension in writing by fax (518: 474-1907), mail, or e-mail stating the reason for the delay and the anticipated submission date. If your institution does not have any students with disabilities enrolled in fall 2005: Check the box at the top of Part A of the form, page 2, and return it along with completed Part B, the cover page and form processing information page to the State Education Department. If you cannot report requested data because your institution does not collect it, you must begin collecting that information. The inclusion of data elements in HEDS forms constitutes a request by the Regents for your institution to collect and report on those items for their planning purposes. 5 NYSED-2H-2 [05] INSTRUCTIONS, PART A: General: Report the number of students with disabilities enrolled at your institution in fall 2005 by category of disability, including both full- and part-time students. This form is designed to collect counts of students with disabilities according to their category of impairment: learning, visual, acoustical, multiple and other impairments. Students with multiple disabilities should be counted in the Multiple Disabilities category and in every other category they fit. However, the total line should be unduplicated and count each student with one or more disabilities only once. When reporting a student by type of program, report the student in column 1 "occupationally- specific program" (see definition 2) or column 2 "other degree-credit activity" (see definitions), but not both. If you have difficulty completing the form because of the categories and/or the definitions used here, please comment in the spaced provided on page 1, which may assist us in improving the survey. Specific: For each line, sum the enrollment reported in columns 1 and 2 and report the total in column 3. For each column: (1) sum the data on lines 02, 03 and 04 report the total on line 05; (2) sum the data reported on lines 06 and 07and report the total on line 08; (3) sum the data reported on lines 09 and 10 and report the total on line 11; (4) sum the data reported on lines 13 through 18 and report the total on line 19; and (5) sum the data reported on lines 1, 5, 8, 11, 12 and 19 and report the total on line 20. DEFINITIONS: 1. Degree-Credit Enrollment: Students taking courses creditable toward a credit-bearing diploma or certificate, or an associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral or first-professional degree. 2. Occupationally-Specific Program: An instructional program, below the bachelor's level designed to prepare individuals with entry-level skills and training required for employment in a specific trade, occupation, or profession related to the field of study. 3. All Other Degree-Credit Enrollment: Students seeking degrees or credit-bearing certificates/diplomas in areas other than those identified as "occupationally specific" as well as students taking degree-credit courses but not formally enrolled in any program, sometimes referred to as "non-matriculated" students. 4. Student with a Disability: A student whose educational performance is affected by one or more of the following conditions: mobility impairment, visual impairment, acoustical impairment, learning disability, mental health impairment, speech-impairment, traumatic brain injury, orthopedic impairment, alcohol/substance abuse impairment or other health-impairment. Include all students where there are institution records or student self-identification of a disability whether or not those students are receiving accommodations. Do not include students who "may" have a disability based on visual observation or other indirect evidence. 5. Disability Categories: a. Learning disability: A student with a disorder in one or more of the basic psychological processes involved in understanding or in using language, spoken or written, which manifests itself in an imperfect ability to listen, think, speak, read, write, spell, or do mathematical calculations. The 6 NYSED-2H-2 [05] term includes such conditions as perceptual impairments, brain injury, neurological impairment, minimal brain dysfunction, dyslexia, developmental aphasia, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The term does not include students who have learning problems that are primarily the result of visual, hearing or motor impairments, of mental retardation, of emotional disturbance, or of environmental, cultural or economic disadvantage. b. Mobility impairment: A student who, typically, must use a standard manual or electric wheelchair, or other assistive devices (crutches, braces, etc.) to move from place to place. c. Visual impairment: A student with visual acuity of 20/70 or worse in the better eye with best correction, or a total field loss of 140 degrees or more in the field of vision. Vision impairment is functionally defined as difficulty in reading regular newsprint, even with vision corrected by glasses or contact lenses. Legally blind (legal blindness) is defined as visual acuity of 20/200 or worse in the better or stronger eye with the best correction or totally blind. d. Acoustical impairment: A student with a hearing impairment, whether permanent or fluctuating, which adversely affects the individual's educational performance. This term includes both hard of hearing and students who are legally deaf. Legal deafness can be defined as for the most part not being able to discern spoken language. e. Multiple disability: A student with two or more disabilities both/all of which create substantial impairment in one or more major life activities, e.g., walking, eating, breathing, learning, etc. Students reported in this category also should be reported in every other category they fit. f. Other Health Impairments: Mental health impairments: This category includes students with mental illnesses or emotional disturbance. For purposes of completing this form, students with autism may be included in this category. Speech impairment: A student with a communication disorder, such as stuttering, impaired articulation, a language impairment or voice impairment, which adversely affects the student's educational performance. Traumatic brain injury: An injury caused by an external physical force or by certain medical conditions such as stroke, encephalitis, aneurysm, anoxia or brain tumors with resulting impairments that adversely affect educational performance. The term includes open or closed head injuries from certain medical conditions resulting in mild, moderate or severe impairments in one or more areas, including cognition, language, memory, attention, reasoning, abstract thinking, judgement, problem solving, sensory, perceptual, or motor abilities, psychosocial behavior, physical functions, information processing, and speech. The term does not include injuries that are congenital or birth related. Orthopedic impairment: A student with a physical disability and severe orthopedic impairment that adversely affects educational performance. The term includes impairments caused by congenital anomaly (e.g., clubfoot, absence of some limb, etc.), impairments caused by disease (e.g., poliomyelitis, bone tuberculosis, etc.), and impairments from other causes (e.g., cerebral palsy, amputation, and fractures or burns which cause contractures). Alcohol/substance abuse and recovery: Individuals who are recovering from drug or alcohol or substance abuse or who are in treatment programs. Other: A student who has a physical disability and has limited strength, vitality or alertness due to chronic or acute health problems that adversely affect that individual's educational performance. Examples include a heart condition, tuberculosis, rheumatic fever, nephritis, asthma, sickle cell anemia, AIDS, hemophilia, epilepsy, lead poisoning, leukemia, diabetes or Tourette syndrome, temporary disabilities, repetitive motion syndrome, and carpal tunnel syndrome. 7
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- SourceAvailable from: sciencedirect.comInternational Journal of Infectious Diseases 06/2012; 16:e15. DOI:10.1016/j.ijid.2012.05.039 · 2.33 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A study was undertaken to estimate the seroprevalence of parvovirus B19 infection in the general adult population of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. To our knowledge this is the first study testing parvovirus B19 in a random sample of the Dutch adult population. The study was a cross-sectional survey, and the study sample was stratified by age and ethnicity, with deliberate oversampling of minority ethnic groups. Serum samples obtained from 1,323 residents in 2004 were tested for antibodies to parvovirus B19. Basic demographic data (gender, age, country of birth, and number of children) were also available. Sixty-two percent of the participants were seropositive; corrected for the oversampling the estimated prevalence in the Amsterdam adult population was 61%. No specific predictors or risk groups for seropositivity were identified. In our urban adult study population no positive correlation with increasing neither age, nor significant differences between age groups were found. These results imply that almost 40% of the adult Amsterdam population is susceptible to infection. J. Med. Virol. 81:1305-1309, 2009. (c) 2009 Wiley-Liss, Inc.Journal of Medical Virology 07/2009; 81(7):1305-9. DOI:10.1002/jmv.21528 · 2.22 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To gain insight into hepatitis B virus (HBV) transmission in the Netherlands. Descriptive. During 2004, epidemiological data and blood samples (if available) were collected for all reported cases of acute HBV infections in the Netherlands. Following DNA isolation and amplification a 648 base pairs fragment of the HBV S gene was sequenced and subjected to phylogenetic analysis. The sequencing details were also linked to epidemiological information. In 2004, 291 cases ofacute HBV infections were reported. Blood samples were received from 171 patients (59%), and the genotype could be determined for 158 patients (54%). 6 genotypes were identified: A (64%), B (3%), C (3%), D (21%), E (5%) and F (4%). Of all patients with genotype A, 52% had been infected via homosexual or bisexual contact and 16% via heterosexual contact. Of all patients with genotype D, 42% had been infected via heterosexual contact and 15% via homosexual or bisexual contact. The genotype A cluster was extremely homogeneous with many identical sequences, while genotype B-E clusters were more heterogeneous. 4 identical sequences were found within genotype F, but the patients could not be epidemiologically linked. Sexual transmission, particularly via homosexual or bisexual contact in men, formed the most important risk factor for acquiring an acute HBV infection. Genotype A was predominant in the Netherlands, especially among homosexual or bisexual men. Most infections within genotype D occurred as a result of heterosexual contact. The results show that there was ongoing transmission of HBV in homosexual or bisexual men, while in heterosexuals more cases of new introduction were seen, possibly via chronic carriers from areas where HBV is endemic.Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 01/2009; 152(49):2673-80.
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ABSTRACT: This paper provides an estimation of the lifetime health-care cost of HIV-infected children and an update of the cost-effectiveness of universal HIV-screening of pregnant women in Amsterdam (The Netherlands). During 2003-2005, we collected data concerning the prevalence of newly diagnosed HIV-infected pregnant women in Amsterdam. Also, data on resource utilization and HAART regimen for HIV-infected children was gathered from a national registry. Using Kaplan-Meier survival analysis, we estimated the life-expectancy of a vertically HIV-infected child at 19 years, with the corresponding lifetime health-care costs of 179,974 Euros. HIV-screening of pregnant women could prevent 2.4 HIV transmissions annually in Amsterdam, based on an estimated prevalence of nine yet undiagnosed HIV-positive pregnant women per 10,000 pregnancies. We show that universal HIV screening during pregnancy generates significant net cost savings and health benefits in most situations. Universal antenatal HIV screening is justified in Amsterdam from a health-economic point of view.International Journal of STD & AIDS 11/2008; 19(10):668-75. DOI:10.1258/ijsa.2008.008077 · 1.04 Impact Factor
Article: Fatal case of human rabies (Duvenhage virus) from a bat in Kenya: The Netherlands, December 2007.Eurosurveillance: bulletin europeen sur les maladies transmissibles = European communicable disease bulletin 02/2008; 13(2). · 4.66 Impact Factor
Article: [The molecular epidemiology of hepatitis A in The Netherlands; the usefulness of typing isolated viral strains].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To investigate the epidemiological links between several outbreaks of hepatitis A in The Netherlands (2001-2004). Descriptive. Blood samples taken in connection with reports of hepatitis A to municipal health centres from 2001-2004, were typed by determining the nucleotide sequence of the VP3-VP1 and the VP1-P2A regions of the genome of the hepatitis A virus (HAV). Genetic distances were represented graphically by means of a phylogenetic tree. The study into the spread of various subtypes of HAV showed a clear link between the HAV-(sub)genotype and risk of transmission: in men that have sex with men only genotype 1A occurred, in travellers to African countries genotype 1B was predominantly seen. A database containing various viral strains from people with hepatitis A in The Netherlands could, if kept up to date, be used as an aid in confirming the classical way of tracing sources as well as for the evaluation of preventative measures.Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 01/2008; 151(50):2779-86.
Article: [Hepatitis B and C].[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Zusammenfassung Hepatitis-B- und -C-Viren rufen chronische Infektionen mit einer ausgeprägten Virämie hervor, die häufig unerkannt bleiben. Daher trägt das medizinische Personal bei der Ausübung verletzungsträchtiger Eingriffe ein erhöhtes Risiko, mit HBV oder HCV infiziert zu werden bzw. diese Viren auf Patienten zu übertragen. Das Ausmaß der Virämie schwankt individuell beträchtlich, und auch das Übertragungsrisiko variiert in Abhängigkeit vom medizinischen Eingriff/der medizinischen Tätigkeit. Hochvirämische HBV-Träger mit HBeAg übertragen das Virus bei risikobehafteten Eingriffen im Mittel zu 4% auf die von ihnen operierten Patienten, HBeAg-negative Chirurgen mit einer Virämie zwischen 10 6 und 10 7 HBV-DNA-Moleküle/ml zu 1,5%.Wegen des Fehlens von gesicherten Übertragungen bei einer Virämie unter 10 5 HBV-DNA-Moleküle/ml lässt sich ein Restrisiko von unter 1:100.000 ableiten, dass ein operativ tätiger Arzt mit niedriger Viruslast in 15 Jahren auch nur einen Patienten infiziert. 8 bekannt gewordene HCV-Träger unter Chirurgen haben zu 0,15% (17/11.119) das Virus auf ihre Patienten übertragen,wobei ihre Viruslast (soweit bekannt) immer um oder über 10 6 HCV-RNA-Moleküle/ml lag. Gegenwärtige Hinweise und Empfehlungen von zuständigen Fachgesellschaften und Institutionen sehen eine Impfung des Personals gegen HBV mit Erfolgskontrollen, Einstellungsuntersuchungen auf HBV und HCV und weiteren regelmäßigen Untersuchungen auf HCV sowie bei fehlender Immunität auch auf HBV vor. Infiziertes Personal mit Virämie muss entweder von sich aus auf die Ausübung verletzungsträchtiger operativer Tätigkeiten verzichten oder aber die Zulässigkeit bestimmter Tätigkeiten unter Berücksichtigung des individuellen Infektionsstatus von einer Expertenkommission prüfen lassen.Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 01/2008; 151(50):2809; author reply 2809-10.
Article: Population-based study on the seroprevalence of hepatitis A, B, and C virus infection in Amsterdam, 2004[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In order to enhance screening and preventive strategies, this study investigated the seroprevalence of hepatitis A, B, and C in the general adult urban population and in subgroups. In 2004, sera from 1,364 adult residents of Amsterdam were tested for viral markers. Sociodemographic characteristics were collected using a standardized questionnaire. For hepatitis A, 57.0% was immune. Of first-generation immigrants from Turkey and Morocco, 100% was immune. Of all Western persons and second-generation non-Western immigrants, approximately half was still susceptible. For hepatitis B, 9.9% had antibodies to hepatitis B core antigen (anti-HBc) and 0.4% had hepatitis B surface antigen. Anti-HBc seroprevalences were highest among first-generation immigrants from Surinam, Morocco, and Turkey, and correlated with age at the time of immigration, and among men with a sexual preference for men. Seroprevalence among second-generation immigrants was comparable to Western persons. The seroprevalence of hepatitis C virus antibodies was 0.6%. In conclusion, a country with overall low endemicity for viral hepatitis can show higher endemicity in urban regions, indicating the need for differentiated regional studies and prevention strategies. More prevention efforts in cities like Amsterdam are warranted, particularly for hepatitis A and B among second-generation immigrants, for hepatitis B among men with a sexual preference for men, and for hepatitis C. Active case finding strategies are needed for both hepatitis B and C.Journal of Medical Virology 12/2007; 79(12):1802-10. DOI:10.1002/jmv.21009 · 2.22 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To gain insight into hepatitis B virus (HBV) transmission in the Netherlands, epidemiological data and sera were collected from reported cases of acute HBV infections in the Netherlands in 2004. Cases were classified according to mode of transmission. A fragment of the S-gene of HBV (648 bp) was amplified, sequenced, and subjected to phylogenetic analysis. Of the 291 acute HBV cases reported in 2004, 158 (54%) were available for genotyping. Phylogenetic analysis identified 6 genotypes: A (64%), B (3%), C (3%), D (21%), E (5%) and F (5%). Of HBV infected men having sex with men, 86% were infected with genotype A, accounting for 43% of all patients infected with this genotype. There were only three reported cases of injecting drug use of which one was available for sequencing (genotype A). Unlike the genotype A cluster, sequences within the genotype B-E clusters were heterogenic. Within genotype F, several isolates had identical sequences, but patients could not be epidemiologically linked. Sexual transmission, particularly by men having sex with men was the most important transmission route for HBV. Injecting drug use plays a minor role. Genotype A is predominant in the Netherlands, especially among men having sex with men. In addition to imported strains, there seems to be a pool of related but non-identical strains circulating among chronic carriers in the migrant population, from which occasionally new patients are infected, primarily by heterosexual transmission.Journal of Medical Virology 07/2007; 79(7):895-901. DOI:10.1002/jmv.20820 · 2.22 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: During the period 6-28 July 2006, 30 confirmed cases of Legionella infection were identified in Amsterdam, 2 of which were fatal. All had a positive urinary antigen test, by which Legionella pneumophila serogroup I could be demonstrated. Consultations between the parties involved in the control of infectious diseases started on July 7th, as soon as it became clear that there was an outbreak. On July 10th it was established that relatively many of these patients lived in the eastern part of the city centre. After a study of the prevailing winds during the past 3 weeks, the search for installations containing water was started. A cooling tower in the town centre was closed on July 11th by way of precaution. During the following week, this tower was proven to be the source of the outbreak.Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 09/2006; 150(33):1808-11.
Article: Effectiveness of a hepatitis A vaccination program for migrant children in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (1992-2004).[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To evaluate the impact and effectiveness of risk-group vaccination against hepatitis A targeted at migrant children living in a country with low endemicity of hepatitis A. Retrospective population based data analysis. Routinely collected data on hepatitis A incidence in migrant children and other risk groups in Amsterdam from 1 January 1992 to 2004 were analyzed and related to exposure, immunity and vaccination coverage in migrant children. The overall hepatitis A incidence in Amsterdam declined after a pediatric vaccine was introduced in 1997. This decline was seen in migrant children traveling to hepatitis A-endemic countries, contacts with hepatitis A patients, primary school students, injecting drug users, and persons with unknown source of infection, but not in men who have sex with men (MSM) or in travelers to endemic countries other than migrant children. The hepatitis A vaccination campaigns are effective: they reduce both import and secondary HAV cases. The campaigns could be more efficient and cost-effective if the hepatitis B vaccinations currently given to these groups were replaced by a combined hepatitis A and B vaccine. This would increase the hepatitis A vaccination coverage considerably and further reduce the hepatitis A incidence.Vaccine 07/2006; 24(23):4962-8. DOI:10.1016/j.vaccine.2006.03.075 · 3.49 Impact Factor
Article: Additional value of typing Noroviruses in gastroenteritis outbreaks in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In Amsterdam, 17 of the 55 gastroenteritis (GI) outbreaks reported from January 2002 to May 2003 were confirmed to be caused by noroviruses (NV). In this study, we describe the molecular epidemiology of a group of nine outbreaks associated with a catering firm and two outbreaks, 5 months apart, in an Amsterdam hospital. All outbreaks were typed to confirm their linkage, and the hospital-related cases were studied to see if the two outbreaks were caused by one persisting NV strain or by a reintroduction after 5 months. For the outbreaks associated with the catering firm one NV genogroup I strain was found which was identical in sequence among customers and employees of the caterer. This was not the strain that predominantly circulated in 2002/2003 in and around Amsterdam, which was the NV genogroup II4 "new variant" (GgII4nv) strain. In the Amsterdam hospital, the two outbreaks were caused by this predominant GgII4nv type, and we argue that NV was most likely reintroduced in the second outbreak from the Amsterdam community.Journal of Clinical Virology 03/2006; 35(2):167-72. DOI:10.1016/j.jcv.2005.05.014 · 3.47 Impact Factor
Article: Tattooing, permanent makeup and piercing in Amsterdam; guidelines, legislation and monitoring.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Tattooing, body piercing and permanent makeup are increasing in popularity. Here, we describe the procedures involved in these practices, their risks, the content of guidelines developed by the Municipal Health Service in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) to reduce infection risks, the legislation in the city of Amsterdam, and results of monitoring in tattoo and piercing studios.Eurosurveillance: bulletin europeen sur les maladies transmissibles = European communicable disease bulletin 02/2006; 11(1):34-6. · 4.66 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: During the period 6-28 July 2006, 30 confirmed cases of Legionella infection were identified in Amsterdam, 2 of which were fatal. All had a positive urinary antigen test, by which Legionella pneumophila serogroup I could be demonstrated. Consultations between the parties involved in the control of infectious diseases started on July 7th, as soon as it became clear that there was an outbreak. On July 10th it was established that relatively many of these patients lived in the eastern part of the city centre. After a study of the prevailing winds during the past 3 weeks, the search for installations containing water was started. A cooling tower in the town centre was closed on July 11th by way of precaution. During the following week, this tower was proven to be the source of the outbreak.
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ABSTRACT: Previous studies on the molecular epidemiology of hepatitis A virus (HAV) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, show that subgenotype 1A is mainly seen among homosexual men practising anonymous oral-anal sex in saunas and darkrooms, while subgenotype 1B is usually detected among children originating from Morocco, and subgenotype 3A is mostly found among travellers to Pakistan. We studied the genotype distribution in a more rural area of The Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, and compared it with Amsterdam. We collected blood and feces samples from 34 HAV IgM(+) individuals who were reported from August 2001-March 2003 at the Municipal Health Service (MHS) Heart for Brabant (Brabant). We also collected feces samples from nine household contacts of whom the HAV IgM status was not known. HAV RNA was isolated and subsequently amplified by reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) at the VP1-P2a and the VP3-VP1 region, sequenced and analysed. In most cases, relations between risk groups and HAV subgenotypes in Noord-Brabant were similar to those in Amsterdam. Next to genotypes 1 and 3 we also detected a genotype 2/7 strain in a Noord-Brabant case. Also, in contrast to the Amsterdam study, sporadic transmission occurred among various risk groups. Children involved in a school-related outbreak were infected with strains identical to one that was previously isolated from a man who has sex with men (MSM). Also, Dutch patients having no epidemiological link with Turkish or Moroccan children harboured strains imported from high-endemic countries. Furthermore, we report a special case in which HAV may be causally involved in meningitis. The results of this study show that the molecular epidemiology of HAV in The Netherlands can be more complicated than previously anticipated and that HAV phylogenetic studies can provide important information for the design of appropriate public health measures.Journal of Clinical Virology 03/2005; 32(2):128-36. DOI:10.1016/j.jcv.2004.03.008 · 3.47 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: In 2003 the Municipal Health Service in Amsterdam started to screen pregnant women for HIV according to the opting-out method. In this method the HIV test is routinely included in the prenatal screening along with hepatitis B virus (HBV) and syphilis. If the woman does not want to be tested for HIV then she must actively opt out of this test. This screening method was chosen because in the universal screening method used in 2002, women had to give their explicit consent to test for HIV and this led to a high refusal rate (13.6%), especially among women from AIDS-endemic countries. After the introduction of the opting-out method, the refusal rate fell from 3% in the first quarter of 2003 to 1.4% in the last quarter of 2003. None of the women refused to be tested for HBV or syphilis. In 2003, the HIV prevalence among pregnant women was 0.3% (35/13.621). The experiences with this screening method in Amsterdam were used to implement the national opting-out method for HIV screening in pregnant women, which was introduced on 1 January 2004.Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 11/2004; 148(41):2035-7.
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ABSTRACT: Estimate cost-effectiveness of vaccination against hepatitis A virus (HAV) for children of ethnic minorities in Amsterdam. Pharmaco-economic analysis is relevant for motivating reimbursement of vaccination costs in the framework of a programmatic approach to vaccination of ethnic minorities. Pharmaco-economic modeling. In cost-effectiveness analysis, costs, benefits and health gains were estimated for a large-scale HAV-vaccination for children of Turkish and Maroccan origin. Analysis was performed from the societal perspective, as recommended in the Dutch guidelines for pharmaco-economic research. This implies that indirect costs of production losses are included in the analysis. Cost-effectiveness was expressed in net costs per adult HAV-infection averted in incremental and aggregate analysis. Incremental analysis compares targeted vaccination with the current limited-scale HAV-vaccination that exists, whereas aggregate analysis compares targeted vaccination with the sheer absence of vaccination. Net aggregate costs of targeted HAV-vaccination for Turkish and Maroccan children in Amsterdam amounts to 61.000. Cost-effectiveness was estimated, in aggregate and incremental analysis, at 13.500 and 11.100 respectively per adult HAV-infection averted. Uni- and multivariate sensitivity analyses show that major impact on cost-effectiveness may be expected from reductions in the vaccine price through economies of scale. Probabilistic sensitivity analysis indicates possible large fluctuations in cost-effectiveness from 1 year to another, related to varying incidence of disease. HAV-vaccination for children from ethnic minorities in Amsterdam is not cost saving, but may have a favourable cost-effectiveness. Such a vaccination program fits into the recent Dutch policy of specific vaccinations directed at groups of ethnic minorities, such as for hepatitis B.Vaccine 06/2004; 22(15-16):1862-7. DOI:10.1016/j.vaccine.2003.11.012 · 3.49 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: To determine the travel behaviour of inhabitants of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, with respect to age and ethnicity, as well as the impact of travel advice, in particular regarding hepatitis A vaccination of Turkish and Moroccan children. Descriptive. In a sample of 2000 inhabitants of Amsterdam, a survey was carried out during the period October 1999-November 2000 on seeking medical advice prior to travelling. In addition, 429 Turkish and Moroccan parents were questioned about hepatitis A vaccination of their children when travelling to their country of origin. In the three years preceding the survey one third of the Amsterdam population travelled to a country where infectious diseases such as malaria and hepatitis A were endemic. Many travellers (18%) went to Asia, Central or Latin America and Africa. Others (12%) travelled to the Middle-East or North Africa. One third of the travellers had sought advice from the Municipal Public Health Service of Amsterdam. Other travellers were advised by their general practitioner (10%). A large group (38%) did not seek any advice at all. Almost one third of the travellers went to their country of origin, particularly Turkish and Moroccan inhabitants of Amsterdam. Seventy percent of Turkish and Moroccan travellers had not sought travel advice. More than half the Turkish and Moroccan parents did not have their children vaccinated against hepatitis A when travelling to their country of origin. One fifth of the indigenous Dutch population received no travel advice. More than half of Turkish and Moroccan children travelling to their country of origin were not vaccinated against hepatitis A.Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 05/2003; 147(14):658-62.
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OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK not only is commemorating its creation at the pen of President Franklin D. Roosevelt 75 years ago this month, but it is also noting the 56th anniversary of a major component to its success, the Student Conservation Association.
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William S. Fisher (born 1958) is an American businessman and philanthropist. He has been a director of Gap Inc. since 2009 and is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Manzanita Capital Limited.[2] The son of Gap Inc. founders Donald Fisher and Doris F. Fisher, William Fisher has been involved with the company as a board member or employee for nearly 30 years.
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Fisher was born to a Jewish family,[3] is the son of Doris Feigenbaum Fisher and Don Fisher, the co-founders of Gap, Inc.[1] He has two brothers: Robert J. Fisher and John J. Fisher. Fisher attended Phillips Exeter Academy.[4][5] He is a 1979 graduate of Princeton University, where he received a bachelor's degree[1][4] and a 1984 graduate of the Stanford University School of Business, from which he earned a Master's Degree in Business Administration.[1][4]
Fisher began his career at The Gap after earning his M.B.A.[4] starting first as the store director for the Banana Republic and then the general manager for Gap in Canada.[4] Fisher served as the president of the Gap's international division and is credited with expanding the company into Canada, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Japan.[4] In 2001, he founded the London-based private equity firm Manzanita Capital and serves as its CEO.[1] Manzanita concentrates its investments in branded luxury companies in Europe, consumer goods, and retail.[4] In 2009, he was appointed to the Gap's Board of Directors.[2]
Fisher donates heavily to his alma mater Stanford and has a professorship there. In 2011, he donated $1 million to Stanford's Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.[1] He serves as vice chairman of the science museum Exploratorium in San Francisco.[4]
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Fisher is married to Sakurako D Fisher. They have three children.[1] His wife - who graduated from Stanford with a B.A. in 1982[4] - was born in Japan to an American father and a Japanese mother[6] and serves as president of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and chair of the Smithsonian National Board. [7]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Forbes: The World's Billionaires - William Fisher March 2013
- ^ a b Gap, Inc. web site retrieved March 31, 2013
- ^ The Jewish News Weekly of Northern California: "Gap Founder Donald Fisher Leaves Stamp on Community" October 1, 2009
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Stanford University: William S. Fisher, MBA '84 retrieved March 31, 2013
- ^ San Francisco Gate: "A's NEW ERA / JOHN FISHER / Son of Gap founder is the money behind the deal" by Todd Wallack March 31, 2005
- ^ San Francisco Symphony Orchestra: "Inventing Community with SFS President Sako Fisher" February 8, 2013
- ^ San Francisco Business Times: "Sakurako Fisher assumes post at San Francisco Symphony" by Renée Frojo December 4, 2012
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I believe Motorola has patents that are just about necessary to build any cell phone at all, as does Nokia. That is probably what Google wants � and what a cross-licensing agreement wouldn't give them � to help against any patent lawsuits.
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Originally posted by PreferLinux View PostI believe Motorola has patents that are just about necessary to build any cell phone at all, as does Nokia. That is probably what Google wants � and what a cross-licensing agreement wouldn't give them � to help against any patent lawsuits.
Motorola Defy
I hope this doesn't mean Motorola's version of Android becomes the "stock" version of Android. The Motorola Defy is probably the worst Android phone out there due to crashes, high battery use, and a lack of features in its software that people actually want and need...
Originally posted by Adarion View Post*announcer's voice*
People are asked to stay in their homes. The following week is expected to be filled with high velocity chairs flying around from an unknown origin in the state of Washington. The epicenter seems to be in Redmond.
There has been a time or two, however, that I've heard a Kirk-like bellow of "SCHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDT!"
... also, I swear to God if I never see another "i bing, u bing?" bumper sticker again, I will be able to die a happy man. Most like though if i don't see them anymore it just means I've died and no longer can see anything at all. sigh.
Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostSamsung is too big to buy, and HTC doesn't have any patents, which I'm sure made Motorola the perfect target.
Hopefully Samsung and HTC don't get too worried about this - i can see how they might be nervous that Android might start favoring Motorola phones now.
Then they formed a community patent pool, similar to the OIN community patent pool for Linux patents, which Google is also a licensee.
I think Google may start another community patent pool for the mobile patents from MMI, whereupon Samsung and HTC would join immediately.
In fact, Google don't even need to set up an orgainisation to do this, they already have one in place:
HTC, Samsung, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and LG are already members:
Originally posted by smitty3268 View PostThat only works if the patent owners are actually willing to license them. Apple is not, they intend on using their patents to ban their competition rather than licensing and making money that way. This gives Google the firepower to launch a countersuit, which can be used to leverage a cross-licensing agreement that the other side wouldn't agree to otherwise.
And the initial Google blog post about it mentioned patents quite prominently. It was definitely a large part of the reason they made this purchase. I'd guess controlling the whole stack is seen on an equal footing in terms of importance, or even a nice bonus, rather than the primary reason for purchasing Motorolla.
Originally posted by 3rdalbum View PostI hope this doesn't mean Motorola's version of Android becomes the "stock" version of Android. The Motorola Defy is probably the worst Android phone out there due to crashes, high battery use, and a lack of features in its software that people actually want and need...
And if anything I'd expect this to mean the opposite, meaning Motorolas handsets using a more stock Android, like the Google Nexus phones.
Originally posted by V!NCENT View PostYippy! Android. The worst phone OS in human history, with the exception of Windows Mobile...
Ditch this shit.
I'm waiting for open Maemo/Meego stuff. Maybe they care...
Maybe someday we'll just be able to install debian on phones...
Maybe someday we'll just be able to install debian on phones...
Install Debian on Android
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Originally posted by RealNC View PostI thought you can already do that:
Install Debian on Android
Debian Android Installer
Chroot? I know about that. I was talking about replacing android completely. Probably for now relying on android to provide battery management, phone software and underlying drivers makes sense though.
Originally posted by Ansla View PostDo you also know about Openmoko? The Freerunner hardware is old and buggy, but there is a 3G update in the works.
Is that going to happen with openmoko? Has it ever happened with open source hardware development? It's possible, but I don't have high hopes of that happening, but an atrix or galaxy S2 on debian? Probably won't happen in the lifetime of those phones but I don't see why we can't hope to see that happening a few years down the road.
In the mean-time I'll do the next best thing and use debian-chroot on top of android as RealNC suggested.
You serious? I'm waiting for my N900 replacement... package management on maemo sucks. It could work, but somehow the official package manager on the N900 simultaeneously sucks and has compatibility issues with apt-get.
Maybe someday we'll just be able to install debian on phones...
I get the feeling there will be a sea of phone distro's that will probably come out after we hit the phone upgrade wall. At this stage, phones are in the quick technology acceleration stage. So in the space of a 10 years they advanced at rate so fast, that phones only a few years old, look like bricks in comparison. I bet that the upgrade wall will stop soon, if it hasn't happened already. Seriously, how much better can phone technology get. Otherwise they'll overtake the PC market in no time. (like that'll ever happen!)
Once we hit that wall, the open source community will flourish... Think about it... Could you just imagine ubuntu on a phone? If not ubuntu, there will be other similar open source phone os's that will come out to compete with Android and iOS. Maybe not a technology wall but more like a buffer since new technology creation never stops. Either way phones will be very powerful in the next 10 years...
Think about what we'll be doing with these phones... Apart from all our personal stuff... : Music, videos, documents, work files, credit card, etc... It'll happen. Trust me. It's already happening. I don't think people will want to settle with just Android / iPhone. People will want to use a flavour of linux possibly.
I personally can't wait till that wall is hit, because I'm sick of the fanboy attitude towards smart phones. It's reminiscent of the car manufacturer bias that people have. People literally defend their little gadget like it's got feelings and is possibly hurting more than an inflated ego. Even though in 5 years time it will be more than likely chucked in the waste bin along with every other smart phone. Well hah! That's when I'm sure the linux 'hacking' community will shine.


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I remember that there was talk when they were first writing the 'house' books that they had compiled all of Frank's notes along with ones they'd created into a Dune Compendium and fans started clambering to see this published one day to which Pinky and the Brain responded that there are no plans to publish it lol. I've always found it mysterious that in the same year that it was announced they were doing the first Dune prequels 'the house books' they made they claim about discovering a previously unlocked safe in Seattle or theareabouts. How convenient.
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GenreReality, Comedy
Show Period2009 - 2009
Production Company3 Arts Entertainment, Alevy Productions
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- Howie Mandel
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A group of guys show up to be co-hosts on Alex's new show, "Man's Man." Unfortunately, they find out that being a man's man is less manly than they thought. A woman is put in charge of a crazy waiting room backstage at the "Maury" and trouble ensues. Howie, playing "Larry" the ventriloquist, is shooting a How To DVD on ventriloquism. His number one tip to his young protege--is to be the dummy.


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"The complaint alleges that (the companies) unlawfully import into the U.S., sell for importation, and sell within the U.S. after importation certain MLC flash memory chips and products containing the same, which allegedly infringe BTGs U.S. Patent Nos. 5,394,362, 5,764,571, 5,872,735, 6,104,640, and 6,118,692," the blog reads.
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BTG International had already filed a patent infringement suit against Samsung in 2008 in a U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas. An additional lawsuit was filed in July and includes Apple and the other defendants from the ITC complaint, minus Samsung. Both suits originate from Eastern Texas, where complainants often file in hopes of a favorable outcome.
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Hillcrest, at the time, required up to $550 a month. As membership declined, so too did the quality of the course.
"The way the club was going, to pay the fees it cost, it wasn't worth it," says Jim Glynn, an advertising executive and former Hillcrest member. "The food was gone. Events were gone. They weren't taking as good a care of the course."
The property was headed toward a foreclosure sale when Francis put it in bankruptcy — seven months after he had run off Clark.
Clark says his problems with Francis started in 2010. Francis' wife, Janis, was in charge of Hillcrest's financial ledgers. Clark says she couldn't keep the accounting straight, which caused Clark to attempt to get his 50-percent ownership in writing.
"David had made the statement before that if he wasn't married to our accountant, he would have fired her years ago," Clark testified in 2012.
Those tensions led to a May 10, 2011, confrontation at Hillcrest, where Clark was living in a small apartment. Francis fired Clark, turned off Clark's cell phone, stopped his health-insurance benefits, and shut off his access to the company's accounts.
Clark filed a lawsuit about a month later. The court ordered Francis to allow Clark back onto the grounds until the lawsuit was sorted out.
The trial record reads as though well-paid lawyers and a judge had to oversee a turf battle between fifth-graders. Francis complained that Clark left Hillcrest but not before taking such things as a 32-inch television and a $300 gun safe. Clark responded that Francis couldn't prove he had them.
At one point, attorneys spent considerable time trying to track down a gun that Francis had bought at Cabela's five years earlier. Francis said he bought the 40-caliber pistol, registered it in his name and left it with Clark at Hillcrest.
When Clark was rousted from the apartment, the gun was nowhere to be found. Francis' attorneys complained several times to the Jackson County judge overseeing the case that Clark wasn't giving it back.
After the judge ordered Clark to return the gun, Clark said he couldn't find it.
The lawsuit did return a more substantive finding: Clark couldn't prove that he was a half-owner of anything because nothing was in writing.
Clark says he has lost in court because of the Francis family's stature in Kansas City.
"His family is old-money Kansas City. The judges all know him," Clark says. "I don't have a prayer. I'm not going to beat him."
Meanwhile, Francis brought Hillcrest out of bankruptcy and has now placed it on the market. He told the Kansas City Business Journal that he would consider selling it for $9 million. The October 3 article, which includes a photo of Francis on one of the greens holding the pin's flag taut to highlight the Hillcrest logo, says the club's membership is at 150, down from 600 in its heyday.
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July 2015 Virgo horoscope with decans for a more accurate forecast. If you are on a cusp, use the free horoscope to find your decan.
Virgo Decan 2 – born Sep 3 to 12.
Virgo Decan 3 – born Sep 13 to 22.
Decan 1 Virgo July 2015 Horoscope
The positive end to June 2015 continues and only gets better this month. You should already be noticing a lift in your self-confidence with the Sun sextile your decan from June 21 to July 2. It is important to mention this transit again even though it only lasts for a couple of days this month. The July 1 full moon will boost its positive effects and extend them through until the July 15 new moon. There will be a greater focus on your intimate relationships, with increased support from your family and close friends.
The Sun trine Neptune June 30 to July 2 offers you an opportunity to make greater sense of what is happening in your life. The insights you receive now from other people and though any psychic ability, will help overcome the confusion which is being caused by Neptune opposite your decan this year.
At this time, you also have the energizing influence of Mars sextile your decan from June 23 to July 10. This provides extra courage and initiative to make a start of new projects or complete ones already in motion. There will be a positive impact on your love life with your strong desires more easily fulfilled. You can be direct in your requests without fear of coming on too strong. Mars trine Neptune from July 6 to 10 is the best time of the month for romance with a nice blend of raw passion and your sensitive side winning over your admirers.
You can expect a hectic schedule with Mercury sextile your decan from July 8 to 15. You will cope easily with the increased pace of life because of clear thinking and good decision-making skills. You can confidently attend to business matters and clear your in-tray. Socializing is also favored under this influence, and you can ask for favors with a good chance of success. Mercury trine Neptune from July 12 to 14 is ideal for sharing your hopes and ideals with others. You may have discussions on spiritual or religious matters, or pick up accurate insights because of increased psychic ability.
Decan 2 Virgo July 2015 Horoscope
You had a rough time of it last month so I'm please to inform you that things look much brighter for July 2015. There is one little annoyance to get over first though, with the remainder of Mercury square your decan from June 23 to July 3. However, any remaining stress from this confusing transit should be blotted out by the Sun sextile your decan from July 1 to 13.
The Sun opposite Pluto from July 6 to 11 could result in power struggles or some dark secrets being revealed. You will come out looking good though, with Pluto trine your decan all year. Within the last five days of the productive solar transit, you will start to feel your enthusiasm rise with Mars sextile your decan from July 8 to 25.
The best days for getting new projects off the ground this month is when the Sun and Mars transits overlap, from July 8 to 13. This is also an ideal time to assert yourself and chase down your strong desires. Your creativity, initiative and sex appeal will be strong for the entire Mars transit, but especially so in that five-day period.
Mercury sextile your decan from July 13 to 19 will increase the tempo of your life with more mental activity. Your mind will be sharp, and you can count of good communication and judgement skills. You can speak your mind with confidence without the need to worry about offending others. There is a catch however, because from July 14 to 17, a Mercury Mars alignment forms opposite Pluto. There is a good chance of hostile arguments and even verbal abuse going on around you.
Like the earlier Sun Pluto aspect, all of these planets just mentioned make harmonious aspects to your decan. This means that even though some nasty words and accusations may be flying around you, your position is solid and you may even be called on to settle scores. Your decisive and probing intellect at this time is also ideal for deep research and the uncovering of mysteries.
Decan 3 Virgo July 2015 Horoscope
For most of last year, you experienced the steadying and achievement oriented influence of Saturn sextile your decan. Because of Saturn retrograde at the moment, you have a repeat of this productive transit until mid September 2015. This will help overcome any challenges you face, and when positively aspected as it is this month, provide opportunities for advancement and recognition.
Last month presented some difficult moments and this continues for the first week of so of this new month. Mercury square your decan from July 1 to 9 will make it difficult to concentrate and communicate. With no other complicating influences, it will be fairly easy to negotiate. Better transits ahead suggest you should defer making important decisions this week.
The positive turn around begins with the Sun sextile your decan from July 12 to 23. Time to start thinking about going on the front foot because of your positive attitude and self-confidence. There will be few barriers to success, and you can count on the assistance of others, especially men and people in positions of authority. The July 15 new moon will amplify these good effects and extend this influence until the August 14 new moon. The best time of the month to promote yourself and show leadership is during Sun trine Saturn from July 20 to 22.
Mercury sextile your decan from July 18 to 24 increases your mental abilities, making this an ideal time to attend to business matters. There will be an increase in activity with meetings, appointments and errands to run in your neighborhood. Serious matters can be addressed with Mercury trine Saturn from July 21 to 23. Long range plans can be formulated and you may seek counsel from elders or act as a teacher yourself.
Mars sextile your decan from July 23 to August 10 brings energy, initiative and passion. Combined with the progressive influence of the July 15 new moon, conditions are perfect for decisive action. You can be direct and assertive without upsetting others, so ask for exactly what you want because there is a great chance of having your strong desires fulfilled. This goes for both your professional and personal life. Increased sexual attractiveness is a good omen for your love life. This whole period is ideal for putting yourself out there and taking some risks.


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I have a C# web application on .net 2.0 being hosted on server A. The web application allows users to upload files using
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I am now being asked to modify the web application to allow pages being served by A to allow uploading directly to server B without storing any information on A not even temporarily.
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