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The Way We Workby David Macaulay
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In The Way Things Work, David Macaulay gave readers a clear understanding of how machines operate. In his new book, The Way We Work, he illuminates the most important machine of all — the human body. This book is about you and how and why you are what you are. Your body is made up of various complex systems, and Macaulay is a master at making the complex understandable. He shows how the parts of the body work together, from the mechanics of a hand, to the process by which the heart pumps blood, to the chemical exchanges necessary to sustain life.
The Way We Work shows how individual systems — circulatory, respiratory, lymphatic, digestive, nervous, endocrine, immune, musculoskeletal, and reproductive — work together to make the human body function the way it does. Beginning with cell structure and the DNA that defines us, and ending with the cells from a man and a woman combining to create new life, this captivating journey brilliantly shares with readers the science of ourselves.
This book is for you and everyone you know. It can serve as a resource for children, families, teachers, and anyone who has questions about how the body works. It is an engaging guide that introduces you to you. Readers will come away with a new appreciation of the amazing world inside the human body. When you open the cover you will see how David Macaulay builds a body and shows you The Way We Work. There is no other book like it.
"A Caldecott Medalist and MacArthur Fellow, perhaps best known for his pithily written, illuminatingly illustrated The Way Things Work, Macaulay has devoted himself for years to this illustrated guide aimed at demystifying the workings of the human body. Picture book or not, adults may constitute a significant percentage of its eventual audience. The book is astonishingly comprehensive, beginning with the structure of a cell, traveling through various systems (e.g., respiratory, digestive, etc.) and ending with childbirth. Followers of Macaulay will expect some wit, and it is evident, not just in captions but in throwaways, as in an explanation of taste that acknowledges that smell is 'the senior partner.' However, the writing is often highly technical ('When a nonsteroid hormone arrives at its target cell, it binds to a receptor protein projecting from the cell's surface'). The full-color drawings may help readers understand the language, but despite the friendly format, with one topic per spread, this is not a book for casual browsing nor for most preteens. On the other hand, motivated teens will feel they've gone to premed heaven. Ages 10 — up." Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
After grappling with the biggest and most complicated structures man has made — cathedrals, mosques, pyramids, dams, bridges, skyscrapers and more — it is fitting that David Macaulay has now turned to the building blocks of life and a feat of engineering that man did not create. Macaulay wants his readers to understand and appreciate the human body's inner workings. As he puts it in his introduction,... Washington Post Book Review (read the entire Washington Post review) "why wait for trouble to stimulate curiosity?" Macaulay begins with the cell and ends with the imminent birth of a baby, along the way exploring the body's various systems and their interdependence. The appeal of Macaulay's books is not limited to 10-year-olds, of course, and the daunting amount of information here (explaining such phenomena as actin filaments and antibody attacks) is balanced by his playful and ingenious pencil-and-watercolor illustrations. These pictures offer great detail and helpful analogies. One page, for instance, likens the liver to an industrial manufacturing plant, with the gallbladder drawn as a water tower. After journeying through the amazing world he's created here — complete with a well-run factory town (the endocrine system) and amusement-park rides that make their way through several systems — one can forgive Macaulay even for bad puns like "Pumping Ions." Abby McGanney Nolan regularly reviews children's books for The Washington Post Book World. Reviewed by Abby McGanney Nolan, Washington Post Book World (Copyright 2006 Washington Post Book World Service/Washington Post Writers Group)
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"The work of this Caldecott medal winner and recipient of the McArthur grant is always a must-have." VOYA
"At times challenging due to the nature of the topic...the text incorporates the same subtle humor found in the artwork to enhance the book's appeal without sacrificing its utility." School Library Journal
"Though it's an unlikely choice for a little light reading, the accuracy, detail and depth of information make this an essential addition." Kirkus Reviews
In this comprehensive and entertaining resource, multi award-winner David Macaulay reveals the inner workings of the human body as only he can. This one-of-a-kind book takes readers on a visual journey through the human body. With his trademark humor, Macaulay builds a body and explains how it works.
In this comprehensive and entertaining resource, David Macaulay reveals the inner workings of the human body as only he could. In order to present this complicated subject in an accurate and entertaining way, he put in years of research. He sat in on anatomy classes, dissections, and even reached inside the rib cages of two cadavers to compare their spleen sizes. He observed numerous surgeries, including a ten-hour procedure where a diseased pancreas was removed, as well as one where a worn-out old knee was replaced by a brand new one. This hands-on investigation gives Macaulay a unique perspective to lead his readers on a visual journey through the workings of the human body.
The seven sections within the book take us from the cells that form our foundation to the individual systems they build. Each beautifully illustrated spread details different aspects of our complex structure, explaining the function of each and offering up-close glimpses, unique cross-sections and perspectives, and even a little humor along the way.
This one-of-a-kind book can serve as a reference for children, families, teachers, and anyone who has questions about how his or her body works. When readers see how David Macaulay builds a body and explains the way it works, they will come away with a new appreciation of the amazing world inside them.
About the Author
David Macaulay is the author and illustrator of many exciting and unusual books for readers of all ages including Building Big, the companion book to the successful PBS series, and Caldecott Medal winner Black and White. Superb design, magnificent illustrations, and clearly presented information distinguish all of his books.Mr. Macaulay has been nominated as the United States representative for the Hans Christen Andersen Award in illustration. The Hans Christian Andersen Award is the highest international recognition given to an author and an illustrator of children's books whose complete works have made a lasting contribution to children's literature. He lives and works in Rhode Island.
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The "no holds barred," almost surreal White Party on the Pooldeck
went all night; the hard-partying guys and gals who were not drained by 5 a.m. then headed down to Studio B on Deck 3 for an
after hours
dance party. Since our cabin was close to Studio B, we didn't get much shuteye that night. Good note to future Atlantis guests: if you desire restful nights of sleep on your vacation, make sure your room is not too near the all-night party venues. When Doug and I headed to breakfast at 10 a.m., we peeked into pounding Studio B. A couple hundreds guys were still shakin' their groove at this late morning hour. The sight of freshly showered guests in the morning passing guys dressed all in white -- who had clearly been up all night or were headed back to the dance floor -- surely doesn't take place on normal Freedom cruises!
Our final (and third) sea day was all about enjoying this gargantuan ship -- and catching up on some sleep after a restless night. Once again, the weather was spectacular all day long (82 and sunny) as we headed towards Miami, and we grabbed a couple of the many open deck chairs, a benefit of having a late-rising crowd, for a few hours of sun and reading. After the dizzying array of activities, parties and entertainment we'd experienced during the past week, this chill time was much-deserved and appreciated.
Hugs were exchanged with our new and old pals, along with vows to keep in touch and "see you on the next Atlantis cruise." Even on this day, we managed to make new friends. One interior decorator offered us some great home ideas for our new abode in Austin, Texas, and one guy who went to the University of Texas and lived in Austin has already invited us to a party at his home -- a great, friendly welcome to our new hometown. We know that his spirit of camaraderie and openness was genuine and a memorable aspect of any Atlantis cruise; we still keep in touch with friends we met on our last Atlantis trip in 2005.
In the afternoon, guests could take advantage of an onboard discount of $150 per person and book a future Atlantis cruise. I heard that on next year's Liberty of the Seas cruise in January 2008 the top suites sold out quickly. One French couple we knew from our last cruise told us they were already booked on four of the remaining six Atlantis cruises this year, in top-level suites for every single trip. They were certainly in the demographic majority -- upscale, professional men in their 30's and 40's -- although there were also younger, party-hard guys, even a sprinkling of college students, who were booked three to a cabin.
Experienced cruisers onboard knew that there is certainly a "gay premium" associated with any gay cruise, from Atlantis, R.S.V.P. or other charter company. An all-gay charter normally costs at least 20 percent more than a regular, non-charter cruise, due to the higher operational costs, special entertainment, non-stop parties and complete customization of the experience for the all-gay audience. Why stop at just higher cruise costs? As the alcohol was flowing rapidly and everywhere this week, many guests faced very high bar bills at the end.
During our final evening onboard Freedom, Doug and I finally took a timeout from the main dining room to join some friends at Portofino, the ship's Italian restaurant ($20 per-person surcharge). It's funny: On regular cruises we really love the boutique eateries but on this one we were dining with groups of friends and it was nearly impossible to get them to commit to a certain time -- and to a particular restaurant. The main dining room was just ... easier.
Still, Portofino was great; a meal of handmade pasta, an exquisite cut of lamb and a sinfully rich chocolate dessert was the perfect capstone to our second (and hopefully not last) Atlantis cruise.
A few final thoughts on the week:
Freedom of the Seas was an ideal venue for this large charter group. All of the special venues and amenities, like the FlowRider, were very popular, and there were reasonable lines for dinner, tenders, etc. -- even at peak times. The friendly Freedom staff was overwhelmingly accommodating and gracious toward our sometimes raucous and high-maintenance group; many crew and staff I met said that this was the "most fun" they'd ever had in one week. Some from more conservative locales like Jamaica and Eastern Europe even came away with positive, changed opinions of the gay community.
With over 15 years of experience, the Atlantis gay cruise formula is honed and professional; there are well-organized "bonding games," a full variety of entertainment options from comedy to cabaret, and headliners like Joan Rivers. And the spectacular dance parties, held almost every night, were the piece de resistance. The 30 members of "Team Atlantis" were enthusiastic -- and sensitive. It was nice to see them reach out to the singles or shy passengers to help them feel welcome. The frenzy to book future cruises (and the "sold out" status many months -- or a year -- ahead) is just one sign of the consistently high level of guest satisfaction. We truly did come together and bond in the end as one big community.
The guests onboard were even more diverse in age, interests and body type than I remember from our last cruise (not everyone was buff and beautiful -- although there was plenty of eye candy the whole week!). I noticed a larger international contingent, more loyal alumni and more groups of friends traveling together. Some guests make this and other Atlantis cruise an annual or regular tradition, a way to escape their daily cares (or possibly repressed existences).
Suggestions for improvement: very few. The biggest complaint I heard all week was that there was "too much to do." The amazing choices in entertainment and parties offered this week were both a blessing and a curse. The more ambitious guests raced around almost every night to take in a comedy show scheduled at the same time as a cabaret act or headliner, afraid to miss anything. Atlantis prides itself on offering high-caliber entertainment choices, and the sheer number and variety could be overwhelming. Other guests said they were exhausted from the nightly parties that went on well until the morning. You could easily take in a more relaxed pace and pace yourself (as Doug and I mostly did), but then you might feel you were missing out on something.
The Internet breakdown and technical difficulties that occupied way too much of our time every day of the cruise was an unmitigated fiasco, but this was squarely a Royal Caribbean issue -- one that should be addressed so that future cruisers are not stranded without communication options.
After a week of Caribbean sun; fun port stops in San Juan, St. Maarten and Labadee; and fantastic experiences onboard the impressive Freedom of the Seas, Doug and I were actually ready to get back to the "real world." A new house to move into and decorate awaited us -- along with a "restful" vacation (meaning sleep!) after our fast-paced and memorable Atlantis adventure.
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Booby's Bay is a wide sandy beach with many rock pools and is popular with surfers. Constantine Bay and Boobies Bay are two stunning beaches, both crescents of soft golden sand that form one long beach at low tide. A point of interest is of a ship wreck that is only visible at low tide. Access to the beach is by climbing down from the coast path or walking along the beach at low tide.
The surfing at Booby`s Bay is excellent and is not possible for about 2 hours either side of high water as the beach is submerged.
Parking: No parking available, however is easily walkable from the caravan.
Facilities: No toilets facilities available. Lifeguards patrol from late May until late September.
Dogs: This is a dog friendly beach all year round.
Constantine Bay is a wide sandy beach with many rock pools and plenty of sand. At low tide Constantine Bay and Boobies Bay form one very long beach. It is separated from Booby's Bay, on the north, by a narrow rocky headland. Access to the beach is by a sloping path. A very popular surf spot producing top quality waves. A beautiful beach that is highly recommended.
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Harlyn Bay is a crescent shaped bay of sand and pebbles with rock pools. It is a wide, sandy bay with a reputation as one of the 'safer' beaches and is therefore popular with both families and surf schools. This is an excellent beach for many seaside activities such as surfing, swimming and sunbathing, with some fine walks along the headlands in either direction.
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Parking: Alongside your very own caravan.
Facilities: Your very own caravan.
Dogs: This is a dog friendly beach all year round.
Porthcothan Bay is a lovely sandy bay with a small stream running across a fine golden sandy beach, which is sheltered by sand dunes and craggy headlands. This is the most southerly of the North Cornwall beaches. At low tide there are rock pools and other nooks and crannies to poke around in.
The headland and cliffs to the north of Porthcothan are owned and protected by the National Trust, which makes for plenty of wildlife and a diverse flora and fauna. From here Porthcothan affords stunning views towards Trevose Head and the lighthouse. Off shore of Porthcothan there are several little islands to the left, called Trescore Islands and to the right is Will's rock, and slightly further north are Minnows Islands and Fox cove.
Parking: Car park avalible
Facilities: Shop, car park and toilets. Lifeguards patrol from May 22nd until September 31st.
Dogs: This is a dog friendly beach all year round.
Trevone - The village of Trevone comprises of two beaches and is about 1-½ miles from Padstow. There is a sandy beach and a rocky one with a natural swimming pool which is great for children to go crabbing in the rock pools and to collect shells. The sand is fine and golden, ideal sandcastle material. Access to the beach is via a small slope and there are also steps from one of the car parks.
Just above the sandy beach is a giant natural blow hole, which is at least 80ft deep and is a great tourist attraction. Trevone Bay is located between Padstow and Harlyn Bay.
Parking: 2 car parks
Facilities: Farm shop, pub, Surf school, toilets and cafe. lifeguards from May until September
Dogs: It is a dog free beach from Easter Sunday to October 1st.
Treyarnon Bay is a popular beach with the surfers and is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty. It is a clean beach which, at low tide, reveals a large area of golden sand. There are numerous rock pools to explore and sheltered small coves ideal for sun bathing. The renowned natural swimming pool, at the bottom of the low cliffs near the Youth Hostel, was a hollow in the rocks which has been dammed at one end. It is flushed out by the incoming tide and is easily accessible at low tide.
The coastal footpath provides breathtaking views along the coast to Trevose Head in one direction and Newquay and even St Ives on a clear day, in the other direction.
At the mouth of the bay is Treyarnon Island, this large rock topped with grass and thrift, is separated from the mainland by a narrow gulley and is a nature reserve and home of breeding sea birds.
The coastal path and beach provide a wonderful level where you can watch the surf rolling in, amazing sunsets, seals and if you are fortunate a school of dolphins.
Parking: End of the approach road before the Youth Hostel
Facilities: Toilets and a Beach Shop. Lifeguards from the May until mid September
Dogs: This is a dog friendly beach all year round.


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Martin County Convention and Visitors Bureau is closing; director speaking out
STUART - The Martin County Convention and Visitors Bureau was developing an additional plan to help struggling fishing charters and hotels because of the toxic water situation.
But that plan won't be unveiled because the Martin County Commission voted to stop the department's funding.
The office will close Sept. 30.
"During a crises, of course this is a concern … it is always hard when people are losing their jobs and it is also hard because it has been such a successful organization," director Rozeta Mahboubi said.
Mahboubi said she is staying positive and, while she doesn't necessarily agree with the commission's decision, she does respect it.
"It is something that is going to have an impact," Mahboubi said.
Four people will lose their jobs.
But the staff is less concerned about their own jobs, and more concerned about what this means for Martin County.
"I'm disheveled and lost. Very disappointed the county is making this change," CVB Marketing and Communications Manager Mary Palczer said.
The Martin County CVB opened seven years ago.
County Commissioner Sarah Heard said Friday that she doesn't believe the CVB has been visible enough at toxic water rallies.
"I don't think they are doing enough," Heard said.
But according to the CVB's numbers, they have exceeded the county's expectations each year, raising revenue from the bed tax to more than one million dollars.
"To have that kind of an increase for Stuart and Martin County while they were coming out of a hurricane and a recession is phenomenal," Mahboubi said.
Staff members say they are looking for other jobs. They will spend this week tying up loose ends, fulfilling obligations, and packing up the office.
The county is in the process of developing a new tourism marketing plan. They say they may need to hire a PR person.
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6 W. Michigan Ave.
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Drug Enforcement Agency Take-Back Volumes
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|April 30, 2011
|October 29, 2011
|April 28, 2012
|September 29, 2012
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|October 26, 2013
|April 26, 2014
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Dan Moody
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- 'Nightmare' bacteria are real, and the U.S. needs to act fast - In a wonder drug era, bacteria are becoming increasingly more resistant throughout the United States. The Washington Post, Oct. 20, 2013.
- Campaign Under Way Against Unused Drugs In L.I. Water Supply - CBS News, New York, March 5. 2013.
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- Traces of Anxiety Drug May Affect Behavior in Fish - Traces of a common psychiatric medication that winds up in rivers and streams may affect fish behavior and feeding patterns, according to a study in the journal Science via The New York Times, February 14, 2013.
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Robin Thicke was confirmed today as a last-minute addition to Sunday's Billboard Music Awards.
If TMZ is to be believed, it's all part of his plan to "Get Her Back." The site reports he will sing a new song by that title, which was no surprisingly written about his estranged wife, Paula Patton.
The lyrics reportedly include, 'I gotta get her, go get her back / I gotta treat her right / I gotta cherish her for life."
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"We will always love each other and be best friends, however, we have mutually decided to separate at this time," the "Blurred Lines" singer and his wife said in a statement in February (via "People").
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The warning underlines the fact that policymakers have failed to prevent the financial crisis from turning into a full-blown economic slump. It comes as world leaders agreed to hold a summit in New York billed as the "Bretton Woods meeting for the 21st century".
In its major assessment of the global economy's health, Deutsche Bank also warned that Britain is even more vulnerable than the US or the euro area, as it predicted that the powerhouses of India and China would fail to support the wider global economy through the downturn.
The banks' economists Thomas Mayer and Peter Hooper said: "We now expect a major recession for the world economy over the year ahead, with growth in the industrial countries falling to its lowest level since the Great Depression and global growth falling to 1.2pc, its lowest level since the severe downturn of the early 1980s."
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Sat Eye Candy: The Tragically Hip
Love, Love, Love. This band made my life and taste for good music what it is. Period. Thank you for putting your spotlight on this fantastic band. Long Live The Hip!
One of my VERY Favorite bands!! Playing Live, they are out of this world!
Props Dennis. You nailed it,,one of the very finest frontmen in rock indeed. Saw the Hip last year for the first time in about 7 years, and was immediately blown away again, and left wondering why I hadn't made more of an effort to see more of them, and wondering as always, why these guys aren't bigger than they are. You simply can't take your eyes off Downie, he's truly captivating. On a side note, he played a small theater in my small hometown a couple of month's ago with his solo project, Gord Downie and the Country of Miracles. It was like entering into the bizarro world of Gord, hosted from his rec room. Not the power of a Hip show, but very entertaining in a low tech kind of way. If you haven't made an effort to check them out, do so. They're taper-friendly as well, so lots of shows are available.
Clarification: The Hip are taper friendly, not sure about COM.
Glad some good canadian talent gets reported on here! these guys are absolutely classic! They sell out stadiums in Toronto and play small clubs just over the border.
Happy Birthday, Downie! Thx to you, and the band, for so many great shows...and thx Jambase for all the video footage highlighting The Hip's career! Love the 80's stuff:)
I'll never understand why U.S. superstardom has illuded these guys. I've seen them at venues ranging from a canadian festival with 100k plus going nuts to the 40watt (with Michael Stipe standing next to me, from '94 through the present. They always bring it, and in my opinion, better than any rock band around. They have that same ability Panic has to simply blow you back when they 'launch' into a concert. Thanks for taking note JB!
Mickey and Solid: Agreed! I've never been disappointed at a show and always find myself wondering why they are still a "secret" in the states. If festival promoters were on it in the U.S. they would have these guys on the bill.
Canada's answer to Midnight Oil, and pretty fun live too
when are they going to tour with the Mother Hips?
could be called "Hip to be square"(sorry couldn't resist)
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Vibrant hotel on Dubai's famous Jumeirah Beach
The Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach sits in the heart of one of Dubai's newest, most dynamic and most lively urban locations, Jumeirah Beach Residence, and is only 30 minutes' drive away from Dubai International Airport and 20 minutes from Dubai World Central - Al Maktoum International Airport. It is only a few steps away from the prime beachfront mall known as "The Beach" and 10 minutes' walk from Dubai Marina Mall.
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- Dubai Marina 1.3 km
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How to get to the hotel
The Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach is conveniently located in the heart of one of Dubai's newest, most dynamic and most lively urban locations, Jumeirah Beach Residence, and a short stroll to the beaches of the Arabian Gulf. With easy access to Sheikh Zayed Road, the hotel is approximately 30 minutes away from Dubai International Airport and only an hour's drive from Abu Dhabi. Dubai Marina Mall is only a 10-minute walk away.Being in a close proximity to the main shopping andbusiness districts, major attractions and entertainment facilities makes Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach one of the city's ultimate addresses for your stay. The city's golf courses, horse and camel race tracks and key sights are also within easy reach.
Transportation to and from the airport can be arranged by the hotel when making a booking at a charge. Other arrival alternatives are listed below.
By car from Dubai International Airport
Upon leaving Dubai International airport, follow signs towards E11 Jebel Ali and Abu Dhabi. Continue over the Garhoud Bridge and onto Sheikh Zayed Road (E11). Take the exit 32 upon approaching the Internet City and Media City. Turn left at the first traffic light, go over the bridge, and then once you reach to first traffic light, turn right. There will be a small roundabout at the end of the road and you would need to go left. The hotel will be on your left-hand side after about 200 metres from the roundabout.
By taxi from Dubai or Abu Dhabi
Simply direct your taxi driver to Mövenpick Hotel Jumeirah Beach, at the beginning of Jumeirah Beach Residence stretch (JBR) on The Walk, first hotel on the left hand side just after the first roundabout.
By car from Al Maktoum International Airport
Upon leaving the airport, follow the signs to Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed road (E311). Take the third exit onto the D53. After the second roundabout take the exit to Sheikh Zayed road E11 direction of Dubai. Take Exit 29 and follow the signboards for Dubai Marina. At the first traffic signal turn left onto Al Gharbi Street and continue over the Dubai Marina bridge. Turn right onto Al Sufouh road and then left onto Breih Street. Continue to the roundabout at the end of the road, where you need to turn left. The hotel will be on your left, about 200 meters from the roundabout.
By car from Abu Dhabi
Follow signs towards Dubai on the Sheikh Rashid Road (E11). After several kilometres, the road name changes to become Sheikh Zayed Road (E11). This is a sign that you have now left Abu Dhabi and entered Dubai. Once reaching Dubai take exit 29 to Dubai Marina. When passing next to Dubai Marina Mall, turn left at the second traffic light and proceed over the bridge, pass the traffic light until you reach the roundabout at the end of the road and turn left. The hotel will be on your left-hand side after about 200 metres from the roundabout.


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Hamilton holds 'clear the air talks' with teammate Rosberg over Hungary controversy
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has held 'clear the air talks' with his teammate Nico Rosberg in the Spa paddock over the Formula one racing duo's Hungary controversy.
The German had called for talks between the two Mercedes drivers and bosses Paddy Lowe and Toto Wolff ahead of Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.
Mercedes' championship leader was left fuming after he was outgunned by his teammate yet again. While the 2008 champion roared from a pitlane start to a famous podium finish in third, Rosberg plummeted from pole to finish fourth, The Mirror reported.
Afterwards the team admitted that they were wrong to ask Hamilton to let his teammate through. Hamilton's only response to the issue was to say he would if Rosberg could get close enough. Hamilton laughed off the German's simmering fury as the sport returned from the long summer break.
And the Brit admitted that it came as no surprise that Rosberg was still unhappy. Hamilton said that there is not a lot of things he does or says that the German is happy with. He added that Rosberg has asked the team for a sit down and wants to discuss the issue.
Hamilton on the other hand said that he feels that the incident is in the past, it is done and dusted. He added that it is very clear and the understood situation is there was no wrong and there's no right.
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Hey everyone,what would you recommend is the best cross country route to access Gardiner Basin/set up to climb Clarence King and Cotter when coming from Raes Lakes?What are the options for cols, or passes into/out of the basin if my group is looking to head north after on the JMT.Also, any recommendations for sidetrips or cross country travel through woods creek. Could we avoid woods creek altogether, staying high and still access Upper Basin?(I have prior experience cross country hiking some of the SHR)-Ryan
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Steven Bowman Jr. is a football fanatic. So the early fall of 2005 was like many before, with Steven playing his heart out with a Chesapeake parks and recreation league team. But something was different this season: Steven began losing weight and complaining of "tummy troubles."
Over the next several months, the 10-year-old went from 81 pounds to around 60 pounds. Though he had occasional episodes of vomiting, diarrhea and fatigue, he always quickly felt better, and tests ordered by his pediatrician didn't shed any light at first on his symptoms.
His mom, Selece Bowman, was concerned, but she thought his weight loss might be because of increased activity during that time.
Later that school year, Selece mentioned Steven's strange symptoms during a visit to Dr. Angela Hogan, his asthma specialist at CHKD. Dr. Hogan knew Steven well enough to realize something wasn't right. So she recommended that Steven see a gastrointestinal specialist right away. "She made the referral that day with Dr. Willis at CHKD," Selece said.
That's when pediatric gastroenterologist Lauren Willis entered Steven's life. She arranged for a complete battery of tests, including blood work, X-rays of his small intestines, an endoscopy to view the inside of the upper part of his digestive tract and finally a colonoscopy of his large intestines with a biopsy of tissue from his colon. Her conclusion was Crohn's disease.
Dr. Willis explained to the Bowmans that Steven was suffering from the chronic bowel condition that causes inflammation of the digestive tract – usually the small intestines – that may recur at various times over a lifetime. There are many theories about what causes Crohn's disease. Recent research has shown that some patients clearly have genetic factors playing a role. Environmental factors and intestinal bacteria also contribute to the complex equation.
"It is a very insidious disease," Dr. Willis explained. "It comes on slowly and can be hard to detect at first. Often it can take several years to get to a diagnosis."
While Crohn's disease may come on at any age, the age group most often affected is between 15 and 35 years. There are about 50,000 people in the U.S. with Crohn's disease, according to Dr. Willis, "and it seems to be on the increase."
The Bowmans were grateful to know the cause of Steven's discomfort and weight loss because it meant they could help him get on the right track with nutrition and alleviate his suffering.
"I was really worried because I was dropping weight," Steven said. "But I knew Dr. Willis would figure it out and help me get better."
And that's exactly what happened.
A multi-pronged treatment plan was built around a healthy diet to ensure adequate nutrition and weight gain and medications to help control bowel inflammation and assist the boy's immune system.
"Steven has done very well," Dr. Willis said. "Once we get the disease under control, we expect long periods of remission. But we have to keep a watchful eye, because there is no way to predict when a remission may occur or when other symptoms will return. Otherwise, there's no reason for Steven not to grow up normally, be able to participate in activities like other children and go off to college some day."
As Steven's spirits soared, so did his weight, along with his strength and stamina. But he and his family were about to make another unexpected revelation with a different connection to CHKD. During a routine blood test, Dr. Willis discovered that Steven had an unusually high level of sugar in his blood,
The new diagnosis was type 1 diabetes, a second chronic autoimmune disease.
"There isn't a strong connection between Crohn's disease and diabetes," Dr. Willis said, "but we know that auto-immune diseases can coexist."
So Steven started down yet another path of education and care, this time from CHKD's diabetes specialists.
"By the time I learned about the diabetes, I wasn't afraid," Steven said. "I knew they'd take care of me this time too." During a brief period of hospitalization, Steven received intensive education on how to control his diabetes.
Today at nearly 12 years old, he weighs a healthy 98 pounds and is looking forward to the coming football season. At Hickory Middle School, he especially likes math and playing clarinet in the band. This summer's plans include a week-long mission with his church youth group to help feed the homeless at a Washington, D.C., shelter.
His frequent visits to his CHKD doctors are usually close to home at the CHKD Health Center at Greenbrier, where his mother is often able to schedule appointments that coincide for both Steven and his brother, Stanford, 6, who sees a speech therapist.
"Steven is very comfortable with the asthma, Crohn's and diabetes," his mom said. "He's the master of his own medications and CHKD has been there for him – and for all my family – the whole way. Otherwise, I couldn't imagine dealing with these challenges."
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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate reporter
With the spring season now well underway, the eyes of many Price City officials continue to pore over any water-related information with the period of high water use rapidly approaching.
Gary Sonntag, Price City Public Works director, said during a Price City Council meeting on March 26 that the latest water level readings at Scofield Reservoir came in at 16,300 acre feet. A reading two months prior on Jan. 20 showed the water level at the reservoir at 14,436 acre feet.
While the former number is nearly 2,000 acre feet higher due to precipitation and snowfall over the past two months in the mountains, the water level is still far below for this time of the year, Sonntag told the council.
The winter season has produced more days with rainfall within many of the cities in Carbon County while the surrounding mountains have seen minimal amounts of snowfall during those times.
River Commissioner Bob Davis told the Sun Advocate back in January that water levels at the reservoir were the lowest he's seen in the last few years.
"Terrible, terrible, terrible," Davis said of the water levels.
Low water levels at Scofield is not something that Price City is facing alone. Many counties in Utah and many counties and states across the southwest are facing possible water shortages and drought conditions.
Davis said the area has seen many low levels of water before only to have bounce back years that follow it. Davis, who has been in his position for 24 years, noted that the reservoir was at extremely low levels in 1991 so much that water was not allowed to be pulled from it for use. The following year in 1992, the reservoir, which has a capacity of 65,000 acre feet, received so much water that it was spilling over.
Three years ago, the reservoir spilled over. Since that time, the water levels have dropped with each spring runoff.
There are two concerns with the snow pack on the mountain that the city will continue to monitor on a regular basis. Carbon County and much of the state of Utah have seen strong winds over the past few weeks. Strong winds have the ability to cause the snow on the mountains to evaporate leaving the possibility of water that may never make it to Scofield Reservoir. Also there is some concern that the water that does come down the mountains to the reservoir may end up being absorbed into the parched areas in areas around the reservoir.
While those concerns are going to be closely monitored over the next few months, Price City is in no hurry to enact water restrictions.
Price City Mayor Joe Piccolo suggested that the council and city officials work on informing the community about using water as wisely as possible. He and other members on the council agreed that there needs to be a push to help inform the community with the late spring and summer watering seasons on the horizon about being as efficient with water as they can.
"The city should not move to water restrictions right away," said Piccolo.
Residents looking to begin watering their yards are not the only ones keeping a close eye on things. Sonntag said city officials have met with those within the city who use irrigated water for farming and other needs. He noted to the council that no final decision had been made, but there was a possibility of a cutback on the amount of water they would have access to at some point during the summer.


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Kundrat, 53, who has been acting MdTA chief for 18 months, was selected from a field of 29 candidates for the post, which he assumed Friday. MdTA Police are responsible for law enforcement at tolled highways, tunnels and bridges, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and the Port of Baltimore.
The head of MdTA's search committee, the Rev. Dr. William C. Calhoun Sr., said Kundrat has "a commitment to diversity and a solid strategic vision" for a department of more than 600 uniformed and civilian employees.
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Detroit Mayor Dave Bing and Art Van Eslander announce Thursday that the Parade Company's annual Thanksgiving Day parade will begin in Midtown. / B.J. Hammerstein/Detroit Free Press
This year's Thanksgiving Day parade will start in front of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Art Van Furniture is the parade's presenting sponsor. / B.J. Hammerstein/ Detroit Free Press
This years 87th annual Americas Thanksgiving Parade will step off in front of the Detroit Institute of Arts in Midtown, extending the celebratory march down Woodward, Parade Company officials and Detroit Mayor Dave Bing announced Thursday.
Last years parade began at Woodward and Mack and traveled about a mile and a half. This year, beginning at Woodward and Kirby, the march south on Woodward is just over 2 miles long.
The move will give parade-goers more space to move about and showcase more of the citys jewels, including the DIA, the Detroit Historical Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD), and other parts of Midtowns arts and cultural district.
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