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La Granja RestaurantRead MoreA culinary gem, La Granja Restaurant in Margate is a hugely-popular spot for a flavorful menu. The incredible food will have you coming back for more. There's not really a recommended attire, so feel free to dress comfortably. Also, though the prices are considered to be lower than average, you aren't going to sacrifice any quality. In fact, you should be able to enjoy a good meal for $11 or $12, and can probably get in and out for $8 if you try. With healthy items on the menu, there really is something for every taste and if you're searching for the perfect spot for a family gathering (or a birthday meal), it's rated as a nice local option for big groups and families with children. In addition to its convenient take-out offerings, the restaurant even provides catering for events around town. Specializing in both lunch and dinner, making a trip to La Granja is never a bad call. Don't worry about trying to find a spot on the street, as visitors to the restaurant do have access to a private parking lot nearby. Should you prefer to pedal over there, bicycle parking's also provided.6590 W Atlantic BlvdMargate, FL US
Five Guys Burgers & FriesRead MoreIf you haven't experienced Five Guys on W Atlantic Blvd, now is a great time to visit the hugely-popular fast food restaurant. It's a culinary destination for those seeking outstanding food. There's not really a recommended attire, so feel free to dress comfortably. Also, though the prices may be low, you can bank on the ingredients being fresh. In fact, you should easily be able to enjoy a good meal for nine or ten bucks, and can probably get in and out for just a Lincoln if you try. With several healthy items on the menu, there really is something for every preference. Also, if you're searching for the perfect spot for a family gathering, it's been reviewed as a great local option for big groups and families with kids, and when you arrive, you should check out the burger, as it's frequently raved about. A quick-service chain with nearly 30 years of success, this Five Guys definitely stands out from the competition. Don't worry about trying to find a spot on the street, as visitors to the restaurant do have access to a private parking lot nearby.7268 W Atlantic BlvdMargate, FL US


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Great little Hotel in the Latin Quarter
Located on busy Boulevard St. Michel, about 1 1/2 blocks south of Boulevard St. Germain, this hotel is perfectly situated for a quick stay in Paris. Walking distance to Notre Dame, ile de st. louis, le marais, the Louvre, the Musee D'Orsay, le jardins du Luxembourg, the Pantheon...the Sorbonne and other universities surround the hotel.
Hotel de Suez is also close to the St. Michel (and the Cluny/Sorbonne) metro station, which provides access to RER B (to Charles de Gaulle airport) and RER C (to Versailles), as well as connections to several different metro lines. I walked my way through Paris and only took the metro twice - once to la defense to meet a friend and the second time was from Versailles to Montmartre and back down to la Bastille. It was all very easy to do - take a look at the maps, note the name of the last stop on the line in the direction you are headed and then look for your train - I found the Metro to be very efficient.
The hotel itself is small but clean. I did not have breakfast there but it was available. I was traveling solo and stayed in room 105 (an interior room with a view of the space between the buildings). It was small, but plenty of room for one. The bathroom was large considering the size of the room and the shower had the best water pressure I've ever had in a hotel in Europe. In fact, the bathroom was probably the largest I've encountered in any European hotel I've stayed in. (Keep in mind that you are in a city and this is not a "western" style hotel - the rooms will be small!). Considering that the hotel was located on Boulevard St. Michel, there were no issues with noise. TV is available in the room with mostly french stations other than CNN and BBC World.
Unique Quality: The hotel staff was pleasant, spoke english and was accomodating in holding my bags for me on arrival and departure in a locked closet. Rooms were available between 12:30 and 13:00 and check out was at 11:30.
Directions: From Cluny/Sorbonne station walk 1 block south. From St. Michel, if you exit in front of Notre Dame, cross the Seine, make a right onto Quai de St. Michel and then a left onto Boulevard St. Michel.
Nice Location, Great Price
This was our first stay outside of the US, so when we walked in, my husband and I just thought that anything was fun and exciting!
Hotel de Suez was very nice for a 2 star hotel, I am told. It was a small room, but a great location in the Latin Quarter and it had a nice private bathroom with full shower and hairdryer. It was reasonably priced at $93 and was very clean. The gentleman at the counter made our restaurant reservations for us gladly and gave us a free map upon entrance.
The hotel did overlook a somewhat busy street (Boulevard Saint Michel) but it was quiet at night and provided nice ambiance. The bed was firm, but it did have a nice TV with English channels and an alarm clock!
I couldn't have been more pleased with my first overseas hotel experience! Sorry no pictures, but like I said before, my camera ate my digital card and my dad didn't take any of the hotel!
Unique Quality: Nice entrance, good location - right by the Metra
Directions: Latin Quarter
QUARTIER LATIN, very well located
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Unique Quality: Very active area (student area)
Very well located at Bd ST MICHEL and BD ST GERMAIN (Metro and RER)
Directions: near Bd St Germain and the cafe Cluny (Museum)
Busy area, Quartier Saint Michel
Hotel de Suez
31 bd St Michel 75005 PARIS
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First of all, I recommend that...
First of all, I recommend that you stay on the left bank. The right bank is bigger, grander, and more expensive, but it is not nearly as homey, or exciting, as the Left Bank.
If you are traveling with a group, and are willing to spend about 30 dollars a night, I recommend the Hotel de Suez. This hotel has a great location; it is located halfway between the Cluny Museum and the Sorbonne on Boulevard San Michel(the main Latin Quarter boulevard). The staff is very helpful, and the rooms are adequate and clean. But the location is astounding for the price (about 60 bucks a night for two people). From the hotel, Notre Dame and St. Chappelle are a ten minute walk, the Cluny and Sorbonne are less than five, the heart of St. Germaine is ten minutes away, as is the Luxembourg Gardens. Shakespeare and Co. (the old English language bookstore) is also about ten minutes away. So, this is an all around great deal.
For a single traveler on a budget, I recommend trying to book yourself into the Association de Etudiants Protestant de Paris on Rue de Vaugirard in Saint Germaine. The dorm rooms are very basic, consisting of a bunch of sheetless and old beds lined up along a wall, but the rooms have large ceiling to floor windows that are always open in the summer. Once again, the location is the reason that I recommend this hostel. It is located across from a side entrance to the beautiful Luxembourg Gardens and is within a five or ten minute walk of the heart of the Latin Quarter and St. Germain. There is no lock out, but nothing is provided except the bed and a shower (you have to bring soap and a towel) You should get there at 8:45 in the morning to get a bed, because they do not take reservations, and you can stay there for five weeks, if you so choose.
Hotel de Suez runs about 30 dollars a person.
AAEP runs about 15 dollars a person plus key deposit.
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FREE WI-FI from 2013. This luxury penthouse apartment - now with secure wi-fi on request, is ideal for those seeking private sunbathing and al fresco dining. The centrepiece of the extensive private rooftop dining area is a classic dining suite within a (NEW WOODEN) shaded pergola, and NEW WOODEN fence for privacy (2014) with easy to use gas barbeque. The large private sunbathing rooftop terrace comes fully equipped with 6 sun-loungers. This rooftop terrace is lit up in the evenings (NEW Lighting added 2014) and there are views of the sea and the pool from the terrace.
There is also a second, furnished, private terrace at the other side (front) of the apartment, with access directly by patio doors from the lounge and master bedroom, where guests can enjoy the sunset, and the view of the mountain-top Stavravouni Monastery in the distance, in quiet privacy
The apartment itself has one double and one twin bedroom, both rooms have FANS, but with additional double sofa bed in the lounge. There is full air conditioning/heating, ample cupboard space, high spec furnishings, fully fitted kitchen and bathroom, SatelliteTV, multi-regional DVD player and PlayStation 2 with some games, a Safe and all the amenities of a luxury apartment. The complex also has an on site cafe/snack bar serving meals into the evening with free wi-fi, and entertainment on selected nights in the high season.
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|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
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The interior of this very light, airy and spacious apartment has been furnished by the owners to a very high standard, with leather lounge suite, high quality bedroom furnishings and fitted bedroom wardrobes, and fully equipped kitchen.
The bathroom is fully tiled with bath, shower and shower screen. The air conditioning/heating is high spec and operated throughout by remote control.
The interior benefits from tasteful pictures, mirrors and rugs which make this a very comfortable and welcoming place to stay, and in which you will immediately feel at home.
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The centrepiece of this penthouse apartment is its spacious and luxuriously furnished and equipped private outdoor space. There are two large, and beautifully tiled and furnished, terrace areas.
The main large private rooftop terrace is at the rear of the apartment and faces towards the pool area and the Mediterranean Sea in the distance. Since this terrace is both south facing and on the roof means that it benefits from constant sunshine almost all year round. The private sunbathing section of this terrace is very spacious and has six reclining sun-loungers for guests' use. Pool towels are also provided for each guest. This terrace also has a shaded (NEW WOODEN 2014) pergola dining area, furnished by a dining suite which sits 6 people in luxurious comfort and style, NEW LIGHTING was added in 2014 with easy to use, gas-fired barbeque
The second terrace is at the other side of the apartment, accessed directly by patio doors from the master bedroom and the lounge. This terrace is furnished with stylish rattan cane seating and coffee table, plus dining table and chairs seating 6, and has inland mountain views, including one of Cyprus' oldest and most venerable monasteries, the mountain-top Stavravouni Monastery.
The Elysian Fields Spa complex, accessed by lift down from the penthouse, has a large outdoor pool, a separate children's pool, a children's play area and well maintained and attractively landscaped lounging areas with ample sunbeds and umbrellas (free of charge).
There is also a very nice cafe/snack bar serving drinks and meals throughout the day and evening in the resort.
There is also a covered parking space for your exclusive use a few yards from the lift which leads to the apartment.
The Larnaka District
The city of Larnaca is a short drive from the apartment. Larnaca is both an ancient city, reputedly the oldest in Cyprus, and a lively, cosmopolitan metropolis. It is the ancient capital of Cyprus, having been an inhabited city as far back as 3,000 BC.
Among its features are – the marina, coastal promenade and beachfront with Blue Flag beaches, behind which are a range of top quality restaurants, clubs, bars and shops; the ancient "old town", with its remarkably well preserved medieval fort, churches and mosque and narrow streets full of charming shops, restaurants and bars; and the modern city centre with its lively nightlife and household shopping names including Debenhams, Marks & Spencer, and a host of very stylish Cypriot shops.
Larnaca and Tersefanou are located in the centre of Cyprus. The apartment could not be better placed for access (by car) to the rest of the attractions of the island – the best beaches of the south east coast; the charmingly peaceful traditional villages of the central plain; the cosmopolitan city centres of Larnaca, Limassol and the capital Nicosia; the Troodos mountains (with skiing in winter months) and monasteries; the vineyards of the Troodos foothills just due north of Limasssol; the ancient Greek and Roman historic sites dotted along the south west coast and leading up to Paphos on the west coast. Due north, within a very short drive, lie the picturesque "lace villages" of the Lefkara area, and then beyond that due north the capital of Cyprus, Nicosia (about 30 minutes from the apartment).
Cyprus is a big island, but being based in Tersefanou offers easy access to everything in Cyprus, with journey times to all of these attractions rarely more than an hour, and often much less. The main motorway network is within 10 minutes of the apartment, to allow guests to see more of this ancient, historic, and sun-drenched island.
This penthouse experience offers a different type of Mediterranean holiday. The Elysian Fields Spa Resort is in the small village of Tersefanou, a short distance from the larger village of Kiti, and a 15 minute drive from the centre of the ancient and modern bustling city of Larnaca.
Tersefanou remains a traditional Cypriot village. Although there are a number of apartment complexes springing up around the village (in anticipation of the new proposed PGA Championship Golf Course - scheduled completion not known yet), Tersefanou retains its traditional charm, with very old and beautiful Greek Orthodox church, coffee houses, and some very nice restaurants serving delicious local cuisine.
The next door town of Kiti has a number of very good restaurants, bars and shops. It is also home to one of the oldest and best preserved medieval churches in the eastern Mediterranean, Ayios Angelikos, which is in fact very close to the apartment. There are also the coastal villages of Pervolia, Menou and Faros just a short distance further on toward the sea from Kiti.
A short walk from the apartment is the "Dreamland" children's playground resort, with bouncy castles, swimming pool, cafes etc
There are a range of beaches within the area, both on the Tersefanou side of Larnaca and on the other side of the city going towards Ayia Napa.
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20 Sep 2012
"Lovely relaxed atmosphere in stunning surroundings"
2nd trip this year to this apartment. Very well furnished and comfortable. Was a bit concerned that it was near the bar, however this proved not to be a problem. The swimming pool was lovely and clean, only complaint was that it was deep throughout so my mum who is a non swimmer wasn't able to enjoy it. The development is well maintained, the gardens are lovely and all set in peaceful surroundings. Would definitely recommend this area of Cyprus.
21 Jun 2011
"Great accommodation. Weather atrocious."
The apartment is set in a nice complex in a small village not far from the airport. A little bit of aircraft noise but not enough to really spoil our stay. The complex was not fully occupied when we went in early April and at least 50% of the properties appear to be unsold. And the weather was atrocious - heavy rain, freezing temperatures, windy and virtually no sun. Who could have predicted that!! However, we found the apartment to be well equipped with everything we needed, well furnished as well. Spacious rooms and plenty of space. Dining table and chairs and 2 good sized sofas. A very large roof terrace with a great barbeque (we barbequed in almost freezing temperatures one night). It is a pity the satellite TV was mainly Arabic channels and not Sky although there wera a couple of stations showing english/US speaking films. This but did not really bother us, although we couldn't sit outside at night/daytime due to the weather. Also has a DVD library but recommend taking your own if you get the sort of weather we had. Has air conditioning in all rooms and we needed it on HOT for the time we were there, worked well in 3 hour shifts. We would definately go back and although the village is a bit on the dull side at that time of year, we did find a great restaurant in a nearby village, Perivolia, that served great food, and had dancing etc. Friendly and such reasonable prices. Be aware the golf course is not built and will probably not be completed for at least 3 years according to the local ex-pats we spoke to..
Thank you very much for your review. You ACTUALLY stayed in the apartment from 5 - 12 March and not April, as I was there myself at that time and the weather was fine. I am glad you enjoyed the comfort of the apartment and the large terraces. Sky TV is not available in any holiday let in Cyprus unless you have a huge dish, which is why it is mostly shown in bars etc.
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Too pricey and unfriendy - are you having a laugh??
I researched a lot of hotels trying to find the 'right' hotel in Venice (i.e. right price, right place and right room). I was running out of options and took a chance with the Lisbona - an absolute result.The hotel itself is not the largest but is beautifully situated right in the middle of San Marco (about 5 mins from the square). I heard some complaints from the other guests about the size of their rooms but given it was 130 Euros per night we were spoilt with luxury - compact I agree, but very well appointed with a lovely bathroom and a small balcony with a canal view - and this from the 'standard' double room!
Oh, and a nice continental breakfast too....All in all, I highly recommend the hotel to others looking for a reasonably priced hotel in the heart of town (in October). And I couldnt disagree more with our friend from Chicago - I dont think he was writing about the same hotel!! I couldnt disagree more with him about the staff attitude - his review does the hotel and its staff a real injustice. Perhaps it is his attitude that needs reviewing!Bravo Lisbona.
Great Location, Too Pricey Though, and Unfriendly Staff
I searched high and low for just the right room. I wanted a balcony on a side canal. I got that at Hotel Lisbona for $250 Euro a night for just me. The room was beyond tiny, with almost embarrasing amenities (half used jars of shampoo)and the so-called balcony was a joke. My mini bar never worked, yet they continued to nickel and dime me on charges, even though I had to trek downstairs myself everytime I wanted something to drink. I couldn't believe I was paying $250 Euro a night.
The staff was curt at best, calling me at 10:00 at night the night before my 4:30 wake up call to come down and close my account out. They woke me up. I was furious. On the bright side, the central location was fabulous, a few steps from the San Marco square. I know better now, and won't book a room with a balcony, who needs it. I have a feeling I would have been much happier at a hotel that specializes in customer service, somewhere off the main tourist area. There are so many choices in Venice, and Hotel Lisbona is not a good choice.
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I shopped around forever, to find a reasonably priced hotel in Venice on a canal. Decided on the Lisbona and were very satisfied with our Sept 2003 stay. The rooms were nicely decorated and clean. The hotel is along a side canal, facing the 5-star Hotel Baur. Had a slight problem with the water pressure in the shower some mornings, but it only lasted a minute or two. You are just a few steps away from San Marco square and there are gondola rides just steps away from the hotels front door.
The hotel staff even arranged for a complimentary boat ride to Murano for us. Looking forward to staying there again. A great value for the price!
Couldn't believe our luck!
I was travelling with my eight-year old son on a bit of a hooley from Dublin - Brussels - Venice - Stuttgart in August 2003, and after what was a very crummy hotel in Brussels (room stank of ammonia, old fashioned grill-fronted lift of the sort when put together with curious 8 yr old fingers = a trip to casualty, unsettlingly close to the red-light area, bar/lounge the size of a postage stamp, etc) I was looking forward to our next internet booked hotel with considerable trepidation.
Hotel Lisbona turned out to be like a gift - close to San Marco in spectacular surroundings, a quaint stepped bridge, a smalle calle with a beautiful church, and smart designer shops make up the view from the front door. Air conditioned to within an inch of decency, every possible need catered for in the rooms, from a sewing kit to a mosquito repeller, lovely staff, and an eat-all-you-can brekkie.
All this with lovely clean rooms, comfortable beds, and stunning decor.
As my son said, 'It's dead posh here innit, Mam!'
Hotel Lisbona was certainly the cherry on the cake of staying in Venice, and I could recommend it to any traveller gladly.
Nice and inexpensive in venice
This was a terrific hotel for a reasonable price, just a few steps from san marcos. It is an old charming hotel. The rooms are small but comfortable. The service was friendly and helpful. I would happily stay there again.
Great 3 star hotel in 5 star location
If you are looking for a reasonably priced 3 star hotel in the San Marco area - look no further than the Hotel Lisbona. Located 3 mins walk from the Piazza San Marco and directly opposite the luxurious Hotel Bauer is this charming boutique hotel. The decor is typical Venetian style (not just another anonymous hotel room) and most rooms have a view over a canal which is frequented by serenading gondoliers. Although the rooms are not large, they are definitely not the smallest hotel rooms in Venice! Our room was located on the first floor and had a full bathroom with a bath which you could sit in and open the bathroom window and listen to the singing gondoliers - very romantic! The breakfast was served downstairs and was very good in comparison to most other Italian hotels. There was also a small lounge area downstairs where you could have a drink in the evening and share your travel stories. The only down side is that the hotel is not easy to find the first time you look for it - when you cross the bridge behind the Hotel Bauer, it is on your left (towards the Grand Canal), past the gondola station (you can't miss that - all the gondoliers with their striped shirts are lounging around waiting for customers!) and at the end of the covered walkway. I hope you enjoy your stay there as much as we did.
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Winter months are filled with celebratory sounds, sights, and flavors. But for some, the cold temperatures and shorter days aren't such a joyous time and can bring about symptoms of sadness and irritability. This can be especially difficult in children and you might wonder: Is this a phase or something more serious?
Symptoms of depression that surface during the winter months are referred to as seasonal affective disorder (SAD). About six out of 100 people develop SAD. It is more common in teens and young adults than in young children.
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Spiral ligament fibrocyte-derived MCP-1/CCL2 contributes to inner ear inflammation secondary to nontypeable H. influenzae-induced otitis media
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BMC Infectious Diseases 2010, 10:314 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-10-314Published: 28 October 2010
Otitis media (OM), one of the most common pediatric infectious diseases, causes inner ear inflammation resulting in vertigo and sensorineural hearing loss. Previously, we showed that spiral ligament fibrocytes (SLFs) recognize OM pathogens and up-regulate chemokines. Here, we aim to determine a key molecule derived from SLFs, contributing to OM-induced inner ear inflammation.
Live NTHI was injected into the murine middle ear through the tympanic membrane, and histological analysis was performed after harvesting the temporal bones. Migration assays were conducted using the conditioned medium of NTHI-exposed SLFs with and without inhibition of MCP-1/CCL2 and CCR2. qRT-PCR analysis was performed to demonstrate a compensatory up-regulation of alternative genes induced by the targeting of MCP-1/CCL2 or CCR2.
Transtympanic inoculation of live NTHI developed serous and purulent labyrinthitis after clearance of OM. THP-1 cells actively migrated and invaded the extracellular matrix in response to the conditioned medium of NTHI-exposed SLFs. This migratory activity was markedly inhibited by the viral CC chemokine inhibitor and the deficiency of MCP-1/CCL2, indicating that MCP-1/CCL2 is a main attractant of THP-1 cells among the SLF-derived molecules. We further demonstrated that CCR2 deficiency inhibits migration of monocyte-like cells in response to NTHI-induced SLF-derived molecules. Immunolabeling showed an increase in MCP-1/CCL2 expression in the cochlear lateral wall of the NTHI-inoculated group. Contrary to the in vitro data, deficiency of MCP-1/CCL2 or CCR2 did not inhibit OM-induced inner ear inflammation in vivo. We demonstrated that targeting MCP-1/CCL2 enhances NTHI-induced up-regulation of MCP-2/CCL8 in SLFs and up-regulates the basal expression of CCR2 in the splenocytes. We also found that targeting CCR2 enhances NTHI-induced up-regulation of MCP-1/CCL2 in SLFs.
Taken together, we suggest that NTHI-induced SLF-derived MCP-1/CCL2 is a key molecule contributing to inner ear inflammation through CCR2-mediated recruitment of monocytes. However, deficiency of MCP-1/CCL2 or CCR2 alone was limited to inhibit OM-induced inner ear inflammation due to compensation of alternative genes.


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His father Billy Curwen, who lives at Thornhill, said: "Although Ian has four spinal fractures, we think he has been a lucky lad: It could have been worse.
"The fractures are high up and he has movement in every limb, which is good and we are hoping for the very best.
Friends are also crediting Mr Curwen's cycle helmet with saving his life – and highlighting the importance of wearing one. They say that the destruction of the helmet in the crash shows the force of the impact.
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not often i'd post a forum topic this OT or ever attach a link to TMZ but... the prince has died. And that's messed up.
Niko Porikos grew up in an NTDP billet home. Cool story.
...also says he's just hospitalized.
LA Times updated, and said he's in a coma.
I really hope that was a joke...it's sad that Farrah Fawcett died, and it sucks that her death will be overshadowed. BUT...Michael Jackson is one of the 5 greatest entertainers EVER. If he is dead, this is like Elvis, Lennon, or Cash. Farrah just doesn't match up. Not to mention she had been sick and her death wasn't a huge surprise.
How about the ol' "bad things come in 3's". Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Ed McMahon...
I'm not a Michael Jackson fan by any means, but the man sold billions of records. He was the KING of pop music. This is indeed, just as big as Elvis, Lennon, and Cash.
Even some of his new stuff but everything just went down hill in a hurry after all the legal trouble.
Remember the good and forget the bad.
very well said...
It's kind of hard to forget the fact that he was a fucking child molester, don't ya think?
...give it time. Unless you were one of kids. Then give it lots and lots of prescription meds. And booze.
doesn't mean he had done what was alleged to have done. MJ prolly felt,in order to deal with the method to the maddness...pay those who are bringing the maddness. The court case an the outcome speaks for itself. Like it or not...he was found not gulity.
My god.....
you're delusional
...and Godwin's Law once again holds true.
Volkswagens... mini-buses and bugs are basically Heil-mobiles
add James Brown to the above list please. I can't use the word 'entertainer' with thinking the godfather of soul.
LA Times just updated at 3:15 PST that he has died.
Any truth to the rumor he was looking at pictures of newly buff Tate when he had a heart attack?
That's terrible, but very funny.
Tate is too old for his liking
Maybe a little soon but congrats on the balls it took to post that.
After reading the title, I thought Tayshaun had been traded.
I thought the exact same thing
RIP Michael, not fun to watch someones life unravel, especially someone as talented as Michael.
Hopefully now people can actually value his gift to the world and not give him crap about being so damn weird at the end of his life. The first MJ, the king of pop, will be truly missed.
CNN now says that he died.
Pretty shocking news. Wouldn't rule out suicide, really: once the '80s flopped over to the '90s his life was one big tabloid headline, and he's in debt up to his eyeballs. Much of it his own doing, but I really wouldn't wish that lifestyle on anyone.
Not gonna lie, either: he made some damn good music back in the day. "Beat It" is ten kinds of fun to play on Guitar Hero.
was getting ready for a 50 show tour. Wanted to make one last run.
"MSNBC says the LA TIMES has confirmed Michael Jackson has died at the age of 50."
You might not like Mikey but his popularity is unquestionable. The news of his death has overwhelmed Twitter and was temporally down. Farrah or Ed's deaths combined didn't create that sort of buzz.
Popularity or notoriety? I'm not sure Michael Jackson was as popular as he was famous.
My kids don't believe me when I tell them how big he was in the early-mid eighties. He was every bit as big as Elvis to those born after about 1960. Its is easy to be too cool for him now or be disturbed by the later stuff, but in the early to mid 80's, everyone was a fan no matter what they say now. And he freaked me out as much as any in the later years.
Oh, popular then, I definitely believe. Thriller's still the #1 album of all time ever, isn't it? These days he's unfortunately been more of a sideshow than a rock star, and there's a whole generation of folks, me included, that missed out on the popularity and went straight to the weirdness. And a lot of other people who'd been fans were probably turned off by the more sordid details of his life. His notoriety grew from his popularity, but as of June 2009, I wouldn't call him popular any more.
then he'd really be a legend to all.
He's definitely the biggest musical act in my lifetime. Thriller was the first album I ever bought, and I know that was true for many, many other people.
I would say popular, considering from what I've seen most of the messages on fbook and twitter say something along the lines of 'R.I.P MJ', and not 'that crazy singer is dead'
People recognize his impact on music and pop culture, and his timeless songs. I for one was deeply saddened that he died at a time when he was going through stress of people talking badly about him, trying to get his money, etc..
But now he's dead, everyone's gonna change their tune and start paying their respects. Kinda weird how death does that.
Not everyone liked the man but his music is different. Everyone's got at least one song that will make them get up and do a moonwalk.
Dude, hits home for us old guys that wore the jacket and throught the moon walk was the coolest thing they'd ever seen (for a secind at least).
of what was arguably the finest musical talent ever. Musically, he reached heights few others achieved; notably, the Beatles and Elton John, just to name two. If there was a poll for the greatest musician ever, he would get more than a few votes.
What happens to his 50% stake in the Beatles' song catalog? I think Sony owns the other half, and had an option of buying out a large portion of his share.
Apparently Michael planned on leaving his share of the Beatles'song catalog to Paul McCartney if MJ passed away first.
I'd be remiss, by the way, if I didn't mention that Captain EO movie he did that they used to show at Epcot. When you're seven years old and they got those 3-D glasses for you to watch the movie, on the list of coolest shit ever, that's more or less the pinnacle.
she was super hot. warped me feeble mind, it did
I must confess. I have never been a fan.
Saying that, I withhold judgement. That is not for me to decide. I can only pray (and I will) that he is able to rest in peace. God Bless your soul Michael Jackson.
I visited Neverland Ranch when I was eight. I left a man...
Way to start your MGoPoints career.
alright i'm too young to have ever heard his music, but i find it hard to feel any sympathy for a pedophile
He was definitely an interesting dude but he was also found not guilty twice. Your free to assume anything you wish.
He paid a $22 million settlement to a kid that he molested.


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Oct 7 Posted 3 years ago
Hi Rachel, I am Amir
First, your article is interesting ! It gave me some ideas and filled some gaps in my social media strategy.
I'd be thankful, if you'd advise me on a strategy in my S M unit to promote our social media venues to our employess in order to make use of the word of mouth techniques, etc . I'm really confused about what can I use or apply to get those employess motivated to leverage their company's social media and play a key role in branding the company and report any complain or something
Your advise is really appreciated
Thank you
Sep 3 Posted 3 years ago
Great point. I talk about integration, but it's important that larger companies integrate social media marketing into in-house policies, as well. Everyone needs to understand their role and contribution to the bigger picture of the company.
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Hi Arlinda,
Non-profits can use this as a formula, as the non-profit will need to determine goals: ex: website traffic, increased awareness, opt-ins, etc which will lead to the donations.
I also recommend including the board of directors in the social media marketing. Often times, their resources and networks are overlooked while it's up to staff and volunteers to do the marketing.
Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn and we can talk more!
Sep 3 Posted 3 years ago
Hi Rachel, very good post... One thing I would add though (perhaps in point 4.5!) is that it is essential that every social media strategy/plan must get key stakeholder buy-in... Social media cuts across so many different departments within organisations (customer relationships, marketing, HR, IT to name a few) that for it to be seen as simply an adjunct to the marketing department is the sort of error that could result in the plan being unsuccessfully implemented. Once all the stakeholders (and/or staff) appreciate the value of social media and how it can help develop & enhance their company's business objectives, this will make the implementation of any strategy very much easier. What do you think?
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Do you have any additional advice for non profit organizations?
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Thanks for the suggestions! I'll add this ling to my class resources. I love your insight.
In the words of Wendy... "I believe..." and I don't think you even need fairy dust to fly! We just need a well designed strategy!
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Hey Luca,
Great point. If they don't have the right mindset, then it's going to be difficult to make it work!
Aug 7 Posted 3 years ago
The only thing I'd add to your very comprehensive list is simply: "to create a social media strategy one must truly believe in the power of social media; if this is not the case, it's safer and wiser don't even have a try."
I found out that in many cases people don't believe in social media because they don't know it well. They tend to think social media in the wrong way such as it's all about FB or TW, it's all about technology, ... But it's not! A good part of our business is explaining what social media really is and how to get it to work for us all.
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|Aug 19, 2005
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|Oct 1, 2004
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|Ruy L. Brandao, Ruy C. Brandao, Christine M. Haissig, John Weed, Eric A. Euteneuer
|Original Assignee
|Honeywell International Inc.
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|Referenced by (14), Classifications (6), Legal Events (2)
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This application claims priority to U.S. Patent Application Ser. No. 60/615,177, filed on Oct. 1, 2004 and is hereby incorporated by reference.
A Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) is an electronic system installed in aircraft that searches for and alerts pilots as to the presence of other aircrafts, including generation of actions to avoid approaching aircraft. TCAS operates independently of ground based equipment to give audible and visual warnings when there is a threat of collision with another aircraft. In conjunction with TCAS systems, transponders respond to interrogation with a special code that specifically identifies the aircraft on which it is located. Certain transponders have the ability to automatically transmit the altitude of the aircraft in addition to the special code. Hereinafter TCAS/Transponder based active surveillance systems are referred to as Traffic Surveillance Units—TCUs.
TCU-based active surveillance relative bearing estimates are accurate if the transponder is sending automatic dependent surveillance broadcast (ADS-B) data, measuring latitude and longitude. When ADS-B data is unavailable, TCU-based surveillance bearing estimates are limited in determining the bearing accurately due to many causes, both internal and external to the system. Accurate bearing measurements are important for navigational purposes. For example, bearing is required for autopilot station keeping, display, and taxing.
Therefore, there is a need to accurately measure bearing when ADS-B data is unavailable.
The present invention provides methods and systems for determining bearing in a surveillance system when ADS-B data is unavailable. In one embodiment, the method involves determining bearing according to ADS-B signals and standard transponder reply signals. A first bearing estimate is based on the ADS-B signal. A second bearing estimate is based on the standard transponder reply signal. A database is developed according to the first and second bearing estimates using the ADS-B and standard transponder reply signals. In another embodiment, where ADS-B signals are not available, ADS-B signals associated with the standard transponder reply previously stored in the database are used to determine bearing.
Further, the present invention provides methods and systems that enable standard interrogation/reply TCAS surveillance to achieve traffic bearing accuracy. In one embodiment, the surveillance system determines the arrival angle of the signal based on the position report contained within the ADS-B signals and its own position corrected for time. The surveillance system stores information in a multi-dimensional table, a relational database or any other method that easily relates the following information for convenient processing, including measured azimuth angle of the signal, elevation angle, amplitude of the signal, estimated frequency of the signal, and computed azimuth angle of reporting aircraft.
ADS-B data provides automatic or autopilot capabilities (i.e. it is always on and requires no operator intervention) and uses accurate position and velocity data from aircraft navigation systems, including latitude and longitude measurements. ADS-B broadcasts aircraft position, altitude, velocity and other data that can be used by air traffic control and other aircraft to share the aircraft's position and altitude without the need for radar.
Whenever the system 20 is not broadcasting, it is listening for Mode-S squitters and reply transmissions at the same frequency used by Mode-S transponders to reply to interrogation signals. Mode-S is a combined secondary surveillance radar and a ground-air-ground data link system which provides aircraft surveillance and communication necessary to support automated air traffic control in dense air traffic environments. Once per second, the Mode-S transponder spontaneously and pseudo-randomly transmits (squits) an unsolicited broadcast. Whenever the Mode-S is not broadcasting, it is monitoring or listening for transmissions. Thus, a TCAS equipped aircraft can see other aircraft carrying a transponder. Once a transponder equipped target has been seen, the target is tracked and a threat potential is determined. Altitude information is essential in determining a target's threat potential. Comparison between the altitude information encoded in the reply transmission from the target aircraft 24 and the host aircraft 8 is made in the processor 12 and the pilot is directed to obtain a safe altitude separation by descending, ascending or maintaining current altitude.
Knowledge of the direction, or bearing, of the target aircraft 24 relative to the host aircraft 8 greatly enhances the pilot's ability to visually acquire the threat aircraft and provides a better spatial perspective of the threat aircraft relative to the host aircraft. The processor 12 can display bearing information if it is available. Bearing information is also used by the processor 12 to determine threat potential presented by an intruder aircraft.
The system 20 determines relative bearing by sending the interrogation signal to the target aircraft 24 and listening for replies that return from the target aircraft 24. The reply from the target aircraft 24 may include a standard transponder reply and an ADS-B reply signal. The standard transponder reply gives an estimated bearing by measuring the multi-path interference from the target aircraft 24, including phase and amplitude measurements, speed direction, and altitude. The ADS-B reply signal includes the more accurate bearing measurements of latitude and longitude. When the target aircraft 24 has generated replies to the TCAS 10 interrogation signal, the standard transponder reply and/or the ADS-B reply signal is received by the TCAS receiver 16 and stored in a memory device 18 coupled to the processor 12. The memory device 18 collects varying signals and stores them in an internal database for later use by the processor 12 in determining bearing when ADS-B data is unavailable.
Algorithms within the processor 12 use the relationships between estimated bearing based on standard transponder replies versus bearing computed from ADS-B signals to generate a table or other multi-dimensional expression of the database of information stored in the memory 18. Further, the processor 12 corrects values between the standard transponder reply and ADS-B reply signals to more accurately determine bearing, including averaging the standard transponder reply values and ADS-B values and associating the ADS-B values to previously stored standard transponder reply values (see
At a block 58, a determination is made as to whether there is an ADS-B value associated with the standard transponder reply as previously stored in the database. If no associated ADS-B value is stored in the database, the standard transponder reply is used to determine relative bearing at a block 60. If associated ADS-B values are available, the associated ADS-B values previously stored in the database are used to determine bearing at a block 62.
Further, the table is processed by the processor 12 so that entries for the same bearing, elevation angle, etc. will be averaged or filtered with data already in the table to improve and smooth data already in the table. In one embodiment, the table or data is stored in some kind of non-volatile memory (NVM) so that it can be used at a later time—even after the TCAS 10 has been powered off. In another embodiment, data is continuously improved and updated. In an alternate embodiment, the data is stored so that it can be available when ADS-B signals or latitudes, longitude data is not available in a standard interrogation/reply TCAS surveillance, especially when GPS data is not available either from a particular aircraft or generally not available to any particular area. In this particular embodiment, where ADS-B values are not available, associated standard values with reference to previously stored ADS-B values may be employed to determine bearing.
While the preferred embodiment of the invention has been illustrated and described, as noted above, many changes can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the scope of the invention is not limited by the disclosure of the preferred embodiment. Instead, the invention should be determined entirely by reference to the claims that follow.
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|Feb 8, 2008
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Family-friendly comedian Craig Tornquist will bring his act to Niles High School on Saturday, April 24 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
The event is being put on by the Volunteer Center of Southwest Michigan to cap off its National Volunteer Week festivities.
Tornquist used to work for a non-profit organization in Benton Harbor called the LOFT (Learning Opportunities for Teens) and has since become a nationally recognized touring comedian. He was also the long-time emcee for the volunteer center's volunteer luncheon.
"It's going to be a fun night," Adult and Family Volunteer Coordinator Deb Panozzo said. "He's a really interesting guy and has a unique sense of humor. It will make for a nice night out for families. Bring anyone, and they won't be disappointed. You're going to laugh, cry and be moved."
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