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Trabzon Things to Do
Uzun göl ( long lake )
Uzun Gol ( long lake ) is located 99 km far from Trabzon and 1090 m above the sea level The lake is 100 m long 500 m widht and 15 m depth.There are also many bungalows around the lake and you can spend some time in this beautiful spot.more
Walk along the seaside
We walked from our hotel to bide the time, it's just past 8am and our transport that will take us to Sumela Monastery will pick us up at 10am. So we decided to have a walk.Took us about 10 minutes crossing the highway over a pedestrian lane to the seaside, passing by a seaside restaurant that is still closed. The portion at the end of the sea near...more
Sights around Trabzon city central
We did not have enough time to explore Trabzon city itself as we have concentrated our time for Sumela Monastery, except for a couple of hours in the morning walking around until we've reached the seaside.more
Trabzon Hotels
Novotel Trabzon
Cumhuriyet Mah kasustu Beldesi, Yomra, Trabzon, 61250, Turkey
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Business
Zorlu Grand Hotel
It's very difficult to find an area to build in this city Zorlu hotel manage to change a depot of...more
Horon Hotel
Siramagazalar Cad No. 125, Trabzon, 61100, Turkey
Satisfaction: Excellent
Good for: Business
Trabzon Restaurants
on the water
I am sure that you will ask what is the reason of Pancho in this areaIt's simply because the owner nick name was Pancho when he was a football player and now he is the Owner of this restaurant which was build on the Golden river ( altindere )They prepare very typical local food . kaygana is one of the typical food that they servemore
Fevzi Hoca II
In this trip I ve had the chance to visit again Fevzi Hoca but this time on his new restaurant in Akcakoca the fishes are excellent as usual autumn is the best season of sea food mezgitmore
Trabzon Nightlife
Outdoor cafes
The whole Meydan Park which is just beside the municipal hal (Belidiye) is bustling with activity at night. People hangout here at the so many tables and chairs positioned around the fountain and the statue of Ataturk. You can order tea, coffee and cold beverages, ice cream, sandwiches, etc at the several cafes surrounding the park. When we arrived...more
Walking along the seafront
Trabzon is 'lively' at night...it is a port city, so what do you expect?!! However parts of Trabzon are extremely seedy, and not really recommended at night. The teahouses in the centre of Ataturk Alani are good places for more innocent nightlife, but the best place is down at the seafront, where there are some great cafes, and in the early evening...more
Trabzon Hotels6 Hotels in Trabzon
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Trabzon Transportation
The ferry from Sochi to Trabzon
It is cheap and it takes a whole night. You leave Sochi about 10 PM and at about 7 AM you arrive to Trabzon. The port is close to thedowntown, so walking you can reach the bus station.more
Dolmush (Taxi Van)
Similar to Istanbul and virtually everywhere around Turkey, the economical way to mmove around Trabzon is by Dolmush (taxi van). You have to wait though until the van is full or depends on the driver, mostly more than half full as it could almost always pcik up passengers along the way.We took the dolmush twice from the city centrum to the main bus...more
Getting out Trabzon to Istanbul
Oz Nuhoglu Bus Line: We did not anticipate difficulty in getting out until we've realized that - yes - it's the Bayram faestival, school holidays and most local families are on vacation - Trabzon is a great destination esp. from cities around the area.We went to Ulusoy to buy our ticket - alas! - they're fully booked for the following day...more
Trabzon Shopping
Surmene Knife
Surmene is a small village very near to Trabzon which is famous with boat building and knife producing.This is very typical hand made knife and unfortunately due to economic reason this art is also diseapearing.. Surmene Knife 17 cm chrome- stainless still mixture 5-10 ytlmore
Vakfikebir Bread
This typical Trabzon bread is prepared specially in the stone owens and its huge as sizeVakfikebir is a small village very near to Trabzon Vakfikebir Bread (Vakfikebir Ekmegi) 2 ytlmore
Trabzon Gold Bracelet
Trabzon has very special gold bracelet.Unfortunately this art is diseappearing This hand made bracelet is made of 30 mikron gold filament with the tecnique of texturing the filaments . Gold Trabzon Bracelet 1000-1500 usdmore
Trabzon Local Customs
Corn Bread
They say that the people of Blacksea are smart because they use to eat corn bread .I try it very hard but nothing changes in my life .Anyway you have to try it..there are also some rumors that this corn bread makes a little nervous the people ...more
I dont know exactly if Geaogians influenced our black sea people or our people influenced the Georgians but definitely the food is the same we call it "Pide" this is typical food which is enjoyed specially in sunday mornings with the participation of all the family.In a way it enforce the liason between family member .You can find many varieties...more
Hamsi is a small fish (Engraulis encrasicholus) from engraulis Family and the dictionnaries are translated this as "anchovy" which I am not so sure if really it represents Hamsi.But this small fish is very important in the daily life of Black sea peopleiThey adore this fish and they prepare almost any kind of meal with this little fish .They say...more
Trabzon Warnings and Dangers
Trabzonspor is the local football team of this city .The people of Trabzon are very proud about their team and many of them love their team and their colors ( purple-blue)to death..They are very famous about their hooligans please avoid any discussions about their team..their flags and colorsmore
Be careful walking at night in the port...
If you are a single female, I wouldn't recommend walking around the Russian Bazaar at night...you'll probably be mistaken for a prostitute! Also, men walking this area will almost certainly get offers. The waterfront is apparently dangerous to walk late at night, after the cafes close.more
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Trabzon Tourist Traps
Second only to Sumela Manastiri, if you've walked around Trabzon, you'll already know what Uzungol looks like. The green hills, the white mosque perfectly reflected in the turquoise mountain lake? That's Uzungol, a very popular place for a day trip. The journey there is stunning in places, but arrival at the lake is a bit of an...more
Problems of shopping in Comlekci and...
Sellers in those areas were not friendly. And sometimes they were aggressive while negotiating. Actualy products in those shops were not in a good quality. Simply do not prefer those areas for shopping. Maras and Uzun(Long) streets have many good shops in addition to good restaurants.more
Sumela Manastiri
The main tourist attraction in this area is of course Sumela Monastery...you can't come to Turkey and not see pictures of this monastery built into the impossibly steep cliffside, and in real life, the view is just as stunning as the pictures. But, to get there without your own car, you have to take a tour form Trabzon. There are lots of tours...more
Trabzon What to Pack
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Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Camps
Sümela Camping
Sümela Yolu 3. km / Trabzon
Tel: (462) 512 15 81 - 512 11 47
Coþandere Camping
Sümela Yolu 5. km / Trabzon
Tel: (462) 531 11 90
Verizana Camping
Tel: (462) 512 28 03
Trabzon Off The Beaten Path
Sümela Monastery, Trabzon, TR
The Sümela Monastery (Turkish: Sümela Manastırı), at Melá mountain is a Greek Orthodox monastery, standing at the foot of a steep cliff facing the Altındere valley, in the region of Maçka in the Trabzon Province of modern Turkey. At an altitude of about 1,200 metres (3,900 ft), it is a major tourist attraction of Altındere...more
Meadows of Trabzon
Like any black sea city Trabzon also is very famous with his meadows and planes in the near mountains which follow the coast paralelly.Uzungöl meadows is just one of them .By the way "yayla " means meadows ...more
Trabzon Sports & Outdoors
Football means everything in that city
Trabzon is famous because of its football team and fans. Trabzonspor is a strong rival for both Istanbul teams(FB, BJK, GS) and European teams always. And its success is well known worldwide.
Equipment: Watching a match at the stadium requires special dressing in rainy weathers especialy winter.Related to:
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Trabzon Favorites
High plateaus- A Life Style
Traditionaly, Eastern Black Sea People have strong rural roots. City dwellers look for an opportunity to go to thier villages and plateaus while they have some free time. Cars and buses fills mountain roads in summertime mostly. Plateaus are important festival places. Watching and joining those activities will be right way of learning more about...more
Local Days of Celebration:HýdrellezRegion-wide6 MayCommemoration Day for Sultanmurat Martyrs Çaykara-Sürmene23 JuneAtatürk's First Visit toTrabzonTrabzon-Center15 SeptemberDay of the Conquest Trabzon-Center24-26 OctoberAhi Culture WeekTrabzon-Center12-18 OctoberFreedom from Occupation Days:Freedom Day - VakfýkebirVakfýkebir14 FebruaryFreedom Day...more
Walk from Ataturk Alani to the old town
I have to admit, Lonely Planet did well to suggest the walk from Ataturk Alani to the older quarters of Trabzon...it was a walk I did often and got to know well, each time taking a different route. You can either take Uzun Sokagi, a narrow but long street with all the trendy shops, or take the route through the markets...either way, you'll end up...more
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PRINCETON (12/1/11) - The Princeton men's water polo team returns to the NCAA Championships this weekend for the second time in the last three years. The Tigers qualified for the event by winning the Eastern Championships two weekends ago with a win over Navy. Princeton will take on three-time defending National Champion USC in the first National Semifinal on Saturday at 1 p.m. Pacific Time in Berkeley, Calif.
The Tigers are making their fourth-ever NCAA tournament appearance and their first since the 2009 season when the Tigers earned their first NCAA tournament win with a 6-5 victory over Loyola Marymount to finish third. Princeton also made NCAA tournament appearances in 1992 and 2004. The 2004 Tigers took UCLA to overtime in the semifinals and fell by a single goal to LMU in the third-place game.
Princeton's path to the NCAA tournament had its up and downs. The Tigers started the season with eight wins in a row including a home win over 13th-ranked Santa Clara to open the season. Princeton then fell in its league opener at Johns Hopkins, but rebounded with a win over 16th-ranked Navy. The Tigers then went 1-5 on a trip to California with a lone win at 13th-ranked Long Beach State. Princeton then came home and won six of seven to clinch the Southern Division regular season title and the top seed for Southerns.
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Princeton's path to the NCAA tournament was very similar to its path to the 2009 event. In both seasons Princeton was the top seed for Southerns but lost to Navy in the Southern championship game. Then in both seasons the Tigers avenged the loss with a win over Navy at Easterns.
Freshman Drew Hoffenberg led the Tigers at Easterns was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. Not surprisingly he was also the tournament's top rookie and named first-team all-tournament. Princeton goalkeeper Ben Dearborn was also named to the first-team of the tournament, while Tim Wenzlau was a second-team selection.
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Nick S
I'm having a hard time understanding the sharing concept with a large IT department.
I have each department with their own folder within Secret Server.
The folder is tied down to the security group associated with that department.
Secrets, by default, inherit permission from their folder.
I imagine a lot of deployments look like this.
However, as you can imagine, departments need to cooperate and share credentials.
A database administrator in the "Production Support Group" will need to share SQL accounts with the individuals within the "Applications Development" group for instance.
However, if a DBA provisions a secret within their own departments folder, hits share, and shares it with Joe Developer outside their department it appears there is no way for Joe Developer to see or ever access the secret.
I do have the feature "Require View Permission on Specific Folder for Visibility" set to NO.
Do I have to give everyone read permissions to everyone elses folders?! Doesn't that mean they can view all their secrets?
I had the expectation that you could share individual secrets and (at a minimum) they could be found by searching even if I didn't have explicit access to the folder the secret lives in. I don't want to give explicit access to everyone to every departments folder. I want to be able to share individual secrets with anyone that (at a minimum) has a secret server account.
How do others use this product in scenarios such as mine where groups want their own little world but from time to time would like to share secrets with other groups (without giving them view access to all their secrets)?
I'm hoping for an easy answer, not "you need unique permissions for each secret".
Thanks for any advice. What are others doing with the product when it comes to this?
Nick D
So a couple things...
1.) Regardless of folder permissions, if someone has permissions to view/edit/own a secret, they should be able to search for it, even if they dont have access to the folder. Make sure you are at the top level root folder when doing the search. I can confirm this.
2.) The way you have Secret Server setup (folders for each department), in my opinion, doesn't scale with how Secret Server is designed. I had the same challenge when I deployed Secret Server for my org (which is all employees globally in 19 sites, not just IT...yes, any employee can use it granted we have the licensing).
IMO, using a folder structure is required at a very high level, but breaking folders down into teams within a specific org is keeping with habits of password managers that dont have the same capabilities as Secret Server. For example, there should be a folder for whatever your IT org is called (i.e. at my company its called Capabilities Operations). Within that org are many other teams, like Networking, Security, Storage, DBA, VOIP, Helpdesk...etc. You should NOT make a folder for those teams. This would be a nightmare to maintain especially with how Secret Server is designed. Secrets are where the permissions should happen. No need for a complex folder structure. What we did was break down each org globally into the different environments we have.
Most companies (at least I have worked for) has logical environments like, TEST, QA, DEV, Production, Enterprise...etc. So we created a top level folder called "Capability Operations" with sub folders of TST, DEV, PRD, ENT. The entire Capability Operations team globally has access to that top level folder and sub folders. When creating a secret it defaults to NOT inherit permissions. They must specify the users/groups that can access the secret (which are also synced from AD). This keeps a very neat folder structure that doesnt need to be constantly touched. Using reports the admins can keep an eye on new secret permissions (and with the latest release schedule these reports for emailing!!!).
One thing I might change however is removing the local environment folder structure and adding a field in the secret templates (drop down) to choose the environment. We do this for domain name also. For secrets that use an Active Directory template, there is a mandatory drop down for them to pick witch AD domain the account is in. This allows searching and also heartbeating (we have many AD domains).
I would say to get away from trying to build secret server like many other password management solutions that have no way to classify secrets except by folders. Make "the world" appear small to the users but leverage the power of the secret permissions. As, if you are not doing it already then you need to start...use reports and event subscriptions! You have no way to know whats going on with secrets unless you audit.
Our Secret Server implementation is so well put together (HA, acl's folders, roles, reports, alerts..etc) that we use it for some very important company processes like key rotation (i.e. 2 keys required to launch the nuke).
Nick D
Let me actually clear up that there is no right or wrong way in general to use Secret Server (Folders may work for you)...that being said, there is a right and wrong way to use Secret Server when it comes down to using it effectively and more important organized.
If i answer your questions its based on how we would use it here (which i think is what you are asking).
We dont let users provision there own folders because there is no need to. We focus on permissions of the secret not the folder. If we were to focus on permissions of the folder and let permissions of the secret inherit from the folder then we wouldn't have a way to prevent someone from accidentally making a secret that should only be seen by a few people. I look at it like Least User Privileged. Access to a secret should be have no permissions except to those that need access to it. This is why we dont inherit. Of course by doing it this way it allows us to not have a large folder structure. If you have the need for secrets to inherit permissions then perhaps you need that folder structure. It also comes down to training.
Lets say you have a folder called "IT Operations" and everyone in IT Operations has access to create secrets in this folder. You also configure the folder so new secrets inherit the permissions (keep in mind you need VIEW and EDIT on the folder level to view and create secrets in that folder). Now some user in your IT Operations team creates a secret for something like the Domain Admin account in your Active Directory. The way it is setup, anyone in IT operations will by default inherit the permissions to VIEW/EDIT that secret and only you will be the Owner (unless you have other permissions inherited with Owner). The creator of that Domain Admin secret "forgets" about the inherited permissions.
In my implementation, the same folder structure applies (folder IT Operations with all IT Operations employees VIEW/EDIT to folder). New secrets however do NOT inherit permissions. So now when some IT Employee adds the Domain Admin secret only he/she has V/E/O to it, which is safer. this user needs to explicitly add people to the secret. This is where reporting and alerts come into place. Setup schedules to email you reports on all new secrets added in the past 24 hours with only the creator with permissions. You can then email them and mention "Hey you created a Domain Admin secret and didnt give anyone permissions to it, is that by design?". By doing this, why do you even need folders? the permissions are on the secret.
I think the pro/con to each is something like this:
1. Basic folder structure without secrets inheriting permissions.
* Pro. Clean/basic folder strucutre
* Pro. Secrets "by default" will not accidentally be shared with people that shouldn't have access to it.
* Con. Requires auditing users and secret creation to make sure they are doing things right.
** By the way, you can edit the asp pages to remove the ability to just 'Save' a secret and only allow the option to 'Save and Share".
2. Deeper folder structure with secrets inheriting permissions.
* Pro. All secrets created in that folder will have permissions set for all people that are allowed to VIEW/EDIT secrets in that folder. Doing away with someone not having access to the secret.
* Con. Deeper tree's to move around. No so much a con really as it is just an eye sore. Searching for a secret is where its at. I dont recall a single one of my users that navigate the tree to find a secret at all.
* Con. Using my Domain Admin example. Accidental sharing of a secret with everyone when they shouldn't. Alerts when a secret is viewed/edited comes in handy here, but this is something the owner of the secret has to configure on the secret itself or in the global user settings.
Does the lack of inheritance for secrets tend to keep things organized/clean without subfolders? only with proper training of the users of Secret Server and auditing.
At my company, I hold a classroom session once a month on Secret Server training. My class is called "Secret Server: Corporate secure storage and sharing of passwords." and users sign up for it using an internal portal. I provide laptops to all users and we walk through a syllabus i put together...(i.e. logging in, the interface, viewing/creating/editing secrets...etc). I also have a custom report that users will use to local secrets they dont have access to and who the owners are so they can reach out. We dont want to hide the fact that a secret exists, we just want to hide the contents of the secret
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ZNRF3/RNF43 – A direct linkage of extracellular recognition and E3 ligase activity to modulate cell surface signalling
September 2015
Matthias Zebisch | E. Yvonne Jones
The interactions of extracellular ligands with single membrane spanning receptors, such as kinases, typically serve to agonise or antagonise the intracellular activation of signalling pathways. Within...
Achieving high signal-to-noise in cell regulatory systems: Spatial organization of multiprotein transmembrane assemblies of FGFR and MET receptors
September 2015
Michal Blaszczyk | Nicholas J. Harmer | Dimitri Y. Chirgadze | David B. Ascher | Tom L. Blundell
How is information communicated both within and between cells of living systems with high signal to noise? We discuss transmembrane signaling models involving two receptor tyrosine kinases: the fibroblast...
Epigenetic inheritance and evolution: A paternal perspective on dietary influences
July 2015
Adelheid Soubry
The earliest indications for paternally induced transgenerational effects from the environment to future generations were based on a small number of long-term epidemiological studies and some empirical...
Insects as models to study the epigenetic basis of disease
July 2015
Krishnendu Mukherjee | Richard M. Twyman | Andreas Vilcinskas
Epigenetic inheritance refers to changes in gene expression that are heritable across generations but are not caused by changes in the DNA sequence. Many environmental factors are now known to cause...
Dynamic structures in DNA damage responses & cancer
March 2015
John A. Tainer
Envisioning the dynamics and flexibility of Mre11-Rad50-Nbs1 complex to decipher its roles in DNA replication and repair
March 2015
Julien Lafrance-Vanasse | Gareth J. Williams | John A. Tainer
The Mre11-Rad50-Nbs1 (MRN) complex is a dynamic macromolecular machine that acts in the first steps of DNA double strand break repair, and each of its components has intrinsic dynamics and flexibility...
Phosphopeptide interactions with BRCA1 BRCT domains: More than just a motif
March 2015
Qian Wu | Harry Jubb | Tom L. Blundell
BRCA1 BRCT domains function as phosphoprotein-binding modules for recognition of the phosphorylated protein-sequence motif pSXXF. While the motif interaction interface provides strong anchor points...
Unsolved problems in biology—The state of current thinking
March 2015
Sukhendu B. Dev
Many outstanding problems have been solved in biology and medicine for which scientists have been awarded prestigious prizes including the Nobel Prize, Lasker Award and Breakthrough Prizes in life sciences....
Fragment screening by SPR and advanced application to GPCRs
November–December 2014
Claire A. Shepherd | Andrew L. Hopkins | Iva Navratilova
Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) is one of the primary biophysical methods for the screening of low molecular weight 'fragment' libraries, due to its low protein consumption and 'label-free' methodology....
NMR approaches in structure-based lead discovery: Recent developments and new frontiers for targeting multi-protein complexes
November–December 2014
David M. Dias | Alessio Ciulli
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is a pivotal method for structure-based and fragment-based lead discovery because it is one of the most robust techniques to provide information on protein...
The cardiac muscle duplex as a method to study myocardial heterogeneity
August 2014
O. Solovyova | L.B. Katsnelson | P.V. Konovalov | A.G. Kursanov | N.A. Vikulova | P. Kohl | V.S. Markhasin
This paper reviews the development and application of paired muscle preparations, called duplex, for the investigation of mechanisms and consequences of intra-myocardial electro-mechanical heterogeneity....
Novel technologies as drivers of progress in cardiac biophysics
August 2014
Peter Kohl | T. Alexander Quinn
An automated system using spatial oversampling for optical mapping in murine atria. Development and validation with monophasic and transmembrane action potentials
August 2014
Ting Yue Yu | Fahima Syeda | Andrew P. Holmes | Benjamin Osborne | Hamid Dehghani | Keith L. Brain | Paulus Kirchhof | Larissa Fabritz
We developed and validated a new optical mapping system for quantification of electrical activation and repolarisation in murine atria. The system makes use of a novel 2nd generation complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor...
Interrogation of living myocardium in multiple static deformation states with diffusion tensor and diffusion spectrum imaging
August 2014
Maelene Lohezic | Irvin Teh | Christian Bollensdorff | Rémi Peyronnet | Patrick W. Hales | Vicente Grau | Peter Kohl | Jürgen E. Schneider
Diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) reveals valuable insights into tissue histo-anatomy and microstructure, and has steadily gained traction in the cardiac community. Its wider use in...
Living cardiac tissue slices: An organotypic pseudo two-dimensional model for cardiac biophysics research
August 2014
Ken Wang | Derek Terrar | David J. Gavaghan | Razik Mu-u-min | Peter Kohl | Christian Bollensdorff
Living cardiac tissue slices, a pseudo two-dimensional (2D) preparation, have received less attention than isolated single cells, cell cultures, or Langendorff-perfused hearts in cardiac biophysics...
Images as drivers of progress in cardiac computational modelling
August 2014
Pablo Lamata | Ramón Casero | Valentina Carapella | Steve A. Niederer | Martin J. Bishop | Jürgen E. Schneider | Peter Kohl | Vicente Grau
Computational models have become a fundamental tool in cardiac research. Models are evolving to cover multiple scales and physical mechanisms. They are moving towards mechanistic descriptions of personalised...
Systems approach to the study of stretch and arrhythmias in right ventricular failure induced in rats by monocrotaline
August 2014
David Benoist | Rachel Stones | Alan P. Benson | Ewan D. Fowler | Mark J. Drinkhill | Matthew E.L. Hardy | David A. Saint | Olivier Cazorla | Olivier Bernus | Ed White
We demonstrate the synergistic benefits of using multiple technologies to investigate complex multi-scale biological responses. The combination of reductionist and integrative methodologies can reveal...
Questions regarding the predictive value of one evolved complex adaptive system for a second: Exemplified by the SOD1 mouse
November 2013
Ray Greek | Lawrence A. Hansen
We surveyed the scientific literature regarding amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, the SOD1 mouse model, complex adaptive systems, evolution, drug development, animal models, and philosophy of science in...
BioModel engineering for multiscale Systems Biology
April 2013
Monika Heiner | David Gilbert
We discuss some motivational challenges arising from the need to model and analyse complex biological systems at multiple scales (spatial and temporal), and present a biomodel engineering framework...
From sequence to consequence and back
April 2013
Stig W. Omholt
The genotype–phenotype relation is at the core of theoretical biology. It is argued why a mathematically based explanatory structure of this relation is in principle possible, and why it has to embrace...
The zebrafish as a novel animal model to study the molecular mechanisms of mechano-electrical feedback in the heart
October–November 2012
Andreas A. Werdich | Anna Brzezinski | Darwin Jeyaraj | M. Khaled Sabeh | Eckhard Ficker | Xiaoping Wan | Brian M. McDermott | Calum A. MacRae | David S. Rosenbaum
Altered mechanical loading of the heart leads to hypertrophy, decompensated heart failure and fatal arrhythmias. However, the molecular mechanisms that link mechanical and electrical dysfunction remain...
Mechano-sensitivity of cardiac pacemaker function: Pathophysiological relevance, experimental implications, and conceptual integration with other mechanisms of rhythmicity
October–November 2012
T. Alexander Quinn | Peter Kohl
Cardiac pacemaker cells exhibit spontaneous, rhythmic electrical excitation, termed automaticity. This automatic initiation of action potentials requires spontaneous diastolic depolarisation, whose...
Histo-anatomical structure of the living isolated rat heart in two contraction states assessed by diffusion tensor MRI
October–November 2012
Patrick W. Hales | Jürgen E. Schneider | Rebecca A.B. Burton | Benjamin J. Wright | Christian Bollensdorff | Peter Kohl
Deformation and wall-thickening of ventricular myocardium are essential for cardiac pump function. However, insight into the histo-anatomical basis for cardiac tissue re-arrangement during contraction...
What makes the cell differentiate?
September 2012
Andras Paldi
In the present paper, I propose a hypothesis whereby the necessity to maintain the permanent energy-dissipating metabolic flux represents the primary force that determines the eukaryotic cell's choice...
Minimum Information about a Cardiac Electrophysiology Experiment (MICEE): Standardised reporting for model reproducibility, interoperability, and data sharing
October 2011
T.A. Quinn | S. Granite | M.A. Allessie | C. Antzelevitch | C. Bollensdorff | G. Bub | R.A.B. Burton | E. Cerbai | P.S. Chen | M. Delmar | D. DiFrancesco | Y.E. Earm | I.R. Efimov | M. Egger | E. Entcheva | M. Fink | R. Fischmeister | M.R. Franz | A. Garny | W.R. Giles | T. Hannes | S.E. Harding | P.J. Hunter | G. Iribe | J. Jalife | C.R. Johnson | R.S. Kass | I. Kodama | G. Koren | P. Lord | V.S. Markhasin | S. Matsuoka | A.D. McCulloch | G.R. Mirams | G.E. Morley | S. Nattel | D. Noble | S.P. Olesen | A.V. Panfilov | N.A. Trayanova | U. Ravens | S. Richard | D.S. Rosenbaum | Y. Rudy | F. Sachs | F.B. Sachse | D.A. Saint | U. Schotten | O. Solovyova | P. Taggart | L. Tung | A. Varró | P.G. Volders | K. Wang | J.N. Weiss | E. Wettwer | E. White | R. Wilders | R.L. Winslow | P. Kohl
Cardiac experimental electrophysiology is in need of a well-defined Minimum Information Standard for recording, annotating, and reporting experimental data. As a step towards establishing this, we present...
Distinct temporal patterns of electrical stimulation influence neural recruitment during PTZ infusion: An fMRI study
March 2011
Michel Bernanos Soares Mesquita | Daniel de Castro Medeiros | Vinícius Rosa Cota | Mark P. Richardson | Steven Williams | Márcio Flávio Dutra Moraes
Our working hypothesis is that constant inter-pulse interval (IPI) electrical stimulation (ES) would resonate with endogenous epileptogenic reverberating circuits, favoring seizure, while random inter-interval...
Scn3b knockout mice exhibit abnormal ventricular electrophysiological properties
October–November 2008
Parvez Hakim | Iman S. Gurung | Thomas H. Pedersen | Rosemary Thresher | Nicola Brice | Jason Lawrence | Andrew A. Grace | Christopher L.-H. Huang
We report for the first time abnormalities in cardiac ventricular electrophysiology in a genetically modified murine model lacking the Scn3b gene (Scn3b−/−). Scn3b−/− mice were created by homologous...


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Connor talks Jeremy into helping him uncover the secrets of Mystic Falls; Elena decides to continue her senior year at high school; Tyler receives an unexpected visit from Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin), a werewolf who once helped him.
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Damon accompanies Elena and Bonnie on a trip to Whitmore College; during a costume party, Damon teaches Elena how to choose a victim; Rebekah reveals information that stuns Stefan.
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Date Night: Dinner in Pizzeria Da Lupo's Vintage Volkswagen Van
Half the fun of date night is mixing up the format from time to time, be it a sunset picnic in the park, dinner and a movie, or a quick out-of-town getaway. Now you can add Pizzeria da Lupo's Dinner for Two to that list. The Boulder restaurant recently refabbed a vintage 1969 Volkswagen van with...
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Blackburn v Liverpool FA Cup Betting Preview
Can the Championship claim themselves another Premier League scalp in this season's FA Cup? This would be the biggest, and with Liverpool losing crucial games in the top flight, which has all but seen their hopes of a top four finish go, can Rovers heap more misery on them? Or can Liverpool respond to their troubles by taking one step closer to some silverware this season?
One of the best new features around in the world of online betting is Bet365's Partial Cash Out option. This dynamic new feature allows punters to cash out just a part of their active wager (to their own choosing from a sliding scale) while leaving the rest of it running until the conclusion of the game. New customers registering an account with Bet365 can also get up to a free £200 bet as a welcome bonus too!
Blackburn v Liverpool Betting Tips
The Reds have certainly suffered some setbacks lately. Crucial losses in the top flight against Manchester United and Arsenal have seen them in danger of finishing the season short of a Champions League place. So high importance on getting the job done now against Blackburn so that they can at least try and finish the season on a high with some silverware. History suggests that they will do it as they have progressed from three of their last four FA Cup ties against Blackburn Rovers (1979, 1983 and 1991). Not only that, in 15 of the last 16 occasions that the Reds have been in the FA Cup quarter final, they have made it through to the final four, so the stats are on their side.
Daniel Sturridge has netted 10 goals in his last 13 FA Cup starts and is running as a 5/6 quote in the anytime goalscorer market. They need to be far sharper than they were at Anfield against Rovers, as Liverpool only managed to get four of their 22 efforts at goal in that game on target. Liverpool have already come through three away games in this season's FA Cup and all of those victories were by a 2-1 scoreline, an option you can back in the Bet365 Correct score market for a price of 7/1. May not be a bad punt at all. The question here simply, is whether or not Liverpool can shake off their setbacks and get dialled in for the for trip to Ewood Park?
Blackburn have been putting together some patchy form with a W3 D1 L2 record in their last six played. Worryingly perhaps is the fact that they have lost their last two home fixtures, both by a one goal margin. Rovers have already seen off Swansea and Stoke at Ewood Park by convincing scorelines this season and they were victorious on their last FA Cup tie in 2000, prior to this sixth round tie. However, both of the previous replays between Blackburn and Liverpool in the FA Cup have gone the way of the Merseysiders (Round 3 in 1950 and 1991). Blackburn have been eliminated in each of their last three replays at this stage of the competition (1962, 1993, 2013) too. Gary Bowyer's men have conceded exactly one goal in their last four FA Cup games at Ewood Park as well.
Blackburn v Liverpool Betting Odds
Liverpool 4/6, Draw 3/1, Blackburn 3/1
Blackburn v Liverpool Predictions
The weight of history is leaning on the side of Liverpool to come through the replay. They have suffered some setbacks but they only conceded one shot on target against Rovers at Anfield, and some clinical finishing would have seen them win that first encounter with ease. The Reds should have enough to get through but look for both teams to score in the match.
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Over the last few years there has been a very significant increase in the awareness of the value of search. It may not yet have translated into an equally significant increase in sales of search products, whether proprietary or open source, but this could be the best year yet for search if vendors heed some advice.
Many organizations have been totally unaware of the power of a good search application, especially if they were using Microsoft Search Server for SharePoint 2010. With SharePoint 2013 they are discovering what they have been missing for the last decade and also beginning to realize that even SharePoint 2013 is not the answer to all their search requirements.
The good times are about to start for search vendors and search integrators. I'd really like to see a thriving search industry as it enables me to tell my clients that they have a number of options they could consider. Sadly the search industry seems to excel at obfuscation and a total lack of understanding about how organizations go about finding search solutions.
I am vendor-neutral in my advice so with regret I am not able to advise search vendors on marketing and sales strategies. Instead here is some free advice to the entire industry.
Understand Your Potential Customers
Most companies have little experience of buying search applications. Faced with the opportunity to "check out entity extraction, business rules, relevancy workbench, integrated search UI and more," I wonder how many senior IT managers will understand what entity extraction is all about, the value of a relevancy workbench and the benefits of an integrated search user interface. Far too many search vendors are selling their solutions based on functionality and not on initially getting across the business benefits of search in a way that supports the investment case.
Sort Out Your Website
I'm not going to name names, because the list would be too long, but the lack of focus and clarity on vendor websites is terrible. The concept of personas is alien to the industry with the result that home pages are a mixture of search buzzwords and technical jargon. The search market is international but at least one major search vendor gives contact telephone numbers without a country code, or any indication of support outside of the US.


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High School Buzz
Category: Cheerleading
Palm Beach Post 2015 All-Academic teams
- 6:00 am Sunday, June 14th, 2015 by Jodie Wagner
American Heritage — Nick Rubinowicz. An All-Area First Team punter/kicker for the Stallions' football team, he also maintained a 4.81 honors-point average and earned an AP Scholar with Honor award. He will play football at the University of Maryland.
Benjamin — Savannah Logan. A multi-sport athlete who set a school record by earning 19 varsity letters, she also was a member of the National Honor Society and Cum Laude Society, maintained a 4.09 honors-point average, and took nine advanced placement courses. She will play volleyball at Rider University.
Boca Raton — Alexandra Kasper. A two-sport varsity athlete who qualified for the state [More]
Competitive cheerleading: King's Academy wins regional title
- 1:18 pm Monday, January 26th, 2015 by Jodie Wagner
The King's Academy competitive cheerleading team won the Region 4 championship in Fort Lauderdale last weekend. [More]
Palm Beach Post 2014 All-Academic team
- 8:00 am Friday, June 20th, 2014 by Jodie Wagner
See the full Palm Beach Post 2014 team after the jump.
Coaches, ADs react to bill allowing students to switch schools for sports
- 2:33 pm Friday, March 28th, 2014 by Anthony Chiang
A bill that has the potential to change high school sports was passed by the Florida House of Representatives on Thursday night. [More]
King's Academy cheerleaders win fifth straight state title
- 10:57 am Thursday, February 6th, 2014 by Jodie Wagner
King's Academy won its fifth consecutive state championship in competitive cheerleading Feb. 1, placing first in the 1A Small Non-Tumbling Division at the FHSAA Finals in Kissimmee. [More]
A farewell and a thank you
- 12:32 pm Friday, October 18th, 2013 by Jeff Greer
Mosquitoes nipped at Cre'Von LeBlanc's calves and arms as he told his story in the Belle Glade night. He was a junior defensive back at Glades Central, and he'd watched his father pass away right in front of him eight months earlier. The practice field around us was empty, save for the mosquitoes so large and hungry I'd questioned my decision to move to South Florida to cover high school sports and college recruiting for the Palm Beach Post.
Got a question for Jeff? Send yours and be included in our weekly mailbag
- 11:57 am Monday, August 26th, 2013 by Jeff Greer
Starting this Tuesday, I'll answer reader questions in a weekly high school sports mailbag. [More]
Santaluces, Olympic Heights start school year with new ADs
- 11:12 am Wednesday, August 14th, 2013 by Jeff Greer
Palm Beach County held its annual coaches and athletic directors meeting last night and several changes were announced.
FHSAA plans review of drug policy in wake of pro baseball steroid scandal
- 12:25 pm Tuesday, August 6th, 2013 by Jeff Greer
With professional sports embroiled in an ongoing struggle with performance-enhancing drug use, the Florida High School Athletic Association announced on Tuesday its intention to review the organization's existing PED prevention policies.
Six Palm Beach County schools finish top 10 in FHSAA all-sports race
- 3:04 pm Wednesday, May 29th, 2013 by Matt Porter
Boca Raton, St. Andrew's, Benjamin, Pahokee, American Heritage, Grandview Prep and Lake Worth Christian finished in the top 10 of their respective classifications in the FHSAA's annual all-sports competition.


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July 6, 2015 by Colin Solan
Filed under California, Comic Books, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Darick Robertson, Marc Andreyko, Brian Buccellato, the Pander Brothers, and more appear at Golden Apple Comics on Monday July 13, 2015 at 5:00 PM for a post-Comic Con signing and party! Food & Drinks will be served including the newest batch of Burleyman Home Brews: After-Con Blonde!
Golden Apple Comics
7018 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90038
MA – Darick Robertson Signings
June 17, 2015 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Massachusetts, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Top Stories
Artist Darick Robertson appears at New England Comics on Wednesday, June 24, 2015! He will sign at the Malden store from 3:00 – 5:00 PM and the Harvard Square store from 6:00 – 8:00 PM! Darick's work includes Transmetropolitan with Warren Ellis, The Boys with Garth Ennis and Happy! with Grant Morrison! Darick has also worked on Wolverine, Nightcrawler, New Warriors, and Punisher for Marvel!
New England Comics – Harvard Square
14A Eliot Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
95 Pleasant Street, Malden, MA 02148
NH – Darick Robertson Signs
June 11, 2015 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, New Hampshire, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Artist Darick Robertson appears at Double Midnight Comics on Wednesday, June 17, 2015 from 4:00 – 7:00 PM for a special signing! Darick's work includes Transmetropolitan with Warren Ellis, The Boys with Garth Ennis and Happy! with Grant Morrison! Darick has also worked on Wolverine, Nightcrawler, New Warriors, and Punisher for Marvel!
Double Midnight Comics
245 Maple St, Unit 11, Manchester, NH 03103
(603) 669-9636
Big Wow! ComicFest 2015 Tickets Available Now
December 18, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Animation, California, Comic Books, Comic Strips, Convention News, Horror, Movies, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Television, Top Stories, Webcomics
Big WOW! Comicfest returns on April 18th & 19th, 2015 at the San Jose Convention Center! Admission tickets are now available! Along with the standard Weekend and Single Day passes for Adults and Children, Big WOW! Comicfest also has the following VIP and Lifetime Admission Options available.
VIP Big WOW! Package includes a special VIP Lanyard, Weekend Pass to Big WOW! Comicfest, 1/2 hour early entry into the show both Saturday and Sunday, Big WOW! VIP bag, Big WOW! Comicfest 2015 T-Shirt, front row seating to any panel except the Swamp Thing panel, and more Big WOW! ComicFest exclusive items!
VIP Swamp Thing Package includes a Limited Edition Print signed by John Totleben, Stephen Bissette, Rich Veitch, and Tom Yeates, a special VIP Lanyard, Weekend Pass to Big WOW! Comicfest, 1/2 hour early entry into the show both Saturday and Sunday, Big WOW! VIP bag, Big WOW! Comicfest 2015 T-Shirt, and front row seating to the Swamp Thing panel.
Lifetime Admission to Big WOW! ComicFest, as well as the East Bay Comic Con and the Bakersfield Comic Con! Lifetime Admission comes with a complimentary Big WOW! ComicFest VIP package for the 2015 Con. You'll be able to upgrade to VIP status for future shows. We are limiting sales to only 100 so you'll want to scoop these up while you have the chance!
Guests include: Brent Anderson, Sanya Anwar, Stephen Bissette, Mark Bode, Nick Bradshaw, Tim Bradstreet, Dan Brereton, Danny Bulanadi, Frank Cho, Frank Cirocco, Lela Dowling, Stephen E. Gordon, Adi Granov, Mick Gray, Rich Koslowski, Ron Lim, Toshio Maeda, Steve Mannion, Chris Marrinan, Bill Morrison, Darick Robertson, Tone Rodriguez, Don Rosa, Stuart Sayger, Liam Sharp, Scott Shaw, Bill Sienkiewicz, John Totleben, Herb Trimpe, Rick Veitch, Tim Vigil, Ben Wolstenholme, Thomas Yeates, and more to be announced.
For more information on Big WOW! Comicfest please check their website (www.bigwowcomicfest.com) and follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram!
CA – Transmetropolitan Artist Signs
September 16, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under California, Comic Books, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Darick Robertson, artist and co-creator of The Boys and Transmetropolitan, appears at Hypno Comics to sign autographs on Saturday October 4th at noon!
Hypno Comics & Games
1803 E. Main Street, Ventura, CA 93001
(805) 651-9767
SF – The Boys Artist Signs
March 21, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Artist Darick Roberston appears on Sunday, April 13 at 3:00 pm! The all-star, blood-splattering, tooth-shattering artist behind Happy, Transmetropolitan, The Boys, and Marvel Knights: Wolverine will be on-hand for a discussion hosted by Comic Vine's own Corey Schroeder. Autograph signing to follow!
Two Cats Comic Book Store
320 West Portal Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94127
NYC – Warren Ellis Signs
November 4, 2013 by Colin Solan
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WARREN ELLIS appears at Forbidden Planet for a signing on Friday November 22nd at 6:00 p.m.
Warren Ellis is the award-winning writer of graphic novels like TRANSMETROPOLITAN, FELL, MINISTRY OF SPACE and PLANETARY, and the author of the NYT-bestselling GUN MACHINE and the "underground classic" novel CROOKED LITTLE VEIN. The movie RED is based on his graphic novel of the same name, its sequel having been released in summer 2013. His GRAVEL books are in development for film at Legendary Pictures, with Tim Miller attached to direct. IRON MAN 3 is based on his Marvel Comics graphic novel IRON MAN: EXTREMIS. He's also written extensively for VICE, WIRED UK and Reuters on technological and cultural matters, and is co-writing a video project called WASTELANDERS with Joss Whedon. Warren Ellis is currently working on a non-fiction book about the future of the city for Farrar Giroux Straus. His newest publication is the digital short-story single DEAD PIG COLLECTOR, from FSG Originals.
A documentary about his work, CAPTURED GHOSTS, was released in 2012.
Recognitions include the NUIG Literary and Debating Society's President's Medal for service to freedom of speech, the EAGLE AWARDS Roll Of Honour for lifetime achievement in the field of comics & graphic novels, the Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire 2010, the Sidewise Award for Alternate History and the International Horror Guild Award for illustrated narrative.
Warren Ellis lives outside London, on the south-east coast of England, in case he needs to make a quick getaway.
Forbidden Planet
832 Broadway, New York, NY 10003
MD – Ballistic Signing
July 24, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Artist Darick Robertson signs at Third Eye Comics on Saturday, August 17, 2013 from 11:00am until 1:00pm!
Press Release:
Third Eye Faithful, we are totally excited to announce one of our biggest signings of the Summer with the arrival of Darick Robertson to Third Eye Comics this August! Darick is the legendary modern comics artist behind instant classics like TRANSMETROPOLITAN, THE BOYS, and HAPPY! He's done a ton of other excellent work as well, in fact, we'd be here all day if we ran through the list. Let me just say this: we're honored to have the man as a guest at our store this Summer in anticipation of his brand new creator-owned series, BALLISTIC, from BLACK MASK STUDIOS, the publishers of the recent 12 REASONS TO DIE comic.
What's Darick's new project, BALLISTIC, all about? Imagine the cult movie genius of REPO MAN (the '80s one!) distilled into a modern day heist story. A madcap sci-fi buddy adventure about a wanna-be bank robber and his best friend Gun, a drug-addicted, foul-mouthed, living gun, marks Darick Robertson's return to the hard sci-fi worldbuilding of his classic TRANSMETROPOLITAN mixed with THE BOYS' ultra-violence.
Darick will be signing at Third Eye Annapolis from 11AM-1PM on Saturday 8/17. We'll have plenty of copies of all his works available, including his new series, BALLISTIC!
Third Eye Comics
2027-A West Street, Annapolis, MD 21401
CA – Ballistic Signing
July 16, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Artist Darick Robertson and writer Adam Egypt Mortimer sign at Beach Ball Comics on
Wednesday, August 14, 2013 Saturday, September 28, 2013 from 5:00pm until 7:00pm!
Beach Ball Comics
3024 W Ball Rd Ste G, Anaheim, CA 92804
CA – Post-Con Party 2013
July 8, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Darick Robertson, Joe Harris, David Mack, and Marc Andreyko appear at Golden Apple Comics on Monday July 22nd from 5:00 till 9:00pm!
Golden Apple Comics
7018 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90038


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This Mother's Day, don't give Mom that bottle of perfume.
Give her something that says, "I'm not a woman any more. I'm a Mom."
Clip from Saturday Night Live.
Featuring: Amy Poehler, Chris Parnell, Maya Rudolph, Rachel Dratch, and Tina Fey.
From Season 28 Episode 19 | Aired on 04/05/2003 | Not Rated | 00:56


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Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries.
GHG Accounting Services
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The demise of SnowsportGB has been a blessing in disguise for Great Britain's cross-country skiers, according to the head coach of the British Nordic Ski Team Roy Young.
The governing body for skiing and snowboarding went into administration just a week before the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, sending athletes' preparations for the Games into chaos.
The British Olympic Association took over responsibility for the competitors enabling Young to oversee the teenage trio of Andrew Musgrave (pictured), Fiona Hughes and Andrew Young - Roy Young's son - as they competed in their first ever Games.
With none of the squad breaking into the top fifty in Canada, Young knows how much work there is to be done before Sochi 2014.
But with a lack of support and funding from SnowsportGB over recent years, Young is looking forward to a more lucrative partnership with the body that has taken over: Team GB Ltd, who will trade as British Ski & Snowboarding.
"It was difficult with SnowsportGB because the people there didn't really understand our specific universe in terms of cross-country skiing," said Young.
"Sometimes it is hard for people to understand that we are different from alpine skiing and have different needs and wants and they never got that.
"So it didn't hit us that hard when they went into administration as they never even gave us much funding anyway.
"We are really looking forward to talking with the new body and trying to make them realise where we are and where we need to go.
"I'm positive that it can be a really great partnership and we can work together to build the profile of the sport and bring in more resources.
"If we are serious about developing the sport then we need to make decisions as soon as possible as to how we can progress and what they need to do to help us."
And Young wants his team to progress enough to be in the top 20 in the world before Sochi in four years' time to give themselves at least an outside chance of a medal.
But the coach is worried. Spreading resources around might result in more youngsters getting involved in the sport, but Young believes that funding should be targeted at one or two key talents if Great Britain want a realistic shot at a spot on the podium.
With Poland having used this strategy to great effect with Olympic champion Justyna Kowalczyk, Great Britain could do worse than single out Musgrave, who came home 55th in the 15km freestyle event, the best British cross-country result at the Games.
"You would have to say there are long odds for us to get a medal at Sochi as it stands with the resources available to us," added Young.
"I am currently doing some research into the benefits of a different approach where one or two athletes are given the money required to really progress to the next level.
"By focusing on them they can get ahead of the usual standards of development and start challenging to be the best in the world.
"At the moment the athletes fund their own trips to competitions and with only a little bit of money from Sport Scotland, there isn't much to go around."


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WEDNESDAY, March 24 (HealthDay News) -- Nearly half of Americans are "extremely" or "very worried" about rising costs for health care and health insurance, and a majority place the blame on drug and insurance company profits, a new Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds.
The poll was conducted in the days leading up to Sunday's historic House of Representatives' vote to reform health care and attempt to rein in escalating costs. The vote was followed by President Barack Obama's signature Tuesday, making the bill law.
Still, some health economists and other experts debate whether the blame revealed in the poll is justified. Some health economists say insurance and pharmaceutical company profits amount to only about 2% of total health care spending.
Instead, fees charged by doctors and hospitals, as well as expanding use of increasingly sophisticated and expensive health-care technologies, are the primary cause of escalating health-care costs, these experts contend.
"For people to blame drug and insurance company profits for their predicament is just ignorant. People simply do not know what drives costs," said Uwe E. Reinhardt, the James Madison Professor of Political Economy at Princeton University. "What drives prices is the amount of services people are getting, plus the prices doctors and hospitals charge for those services."
Humphrey Taylor, chairman of The Harris Poll, a service of Harris Interactive, added: "These findings show how little most people understand the economics of health care. Increased profits of insurers and drug companies (if they have increased at all) cannot possibly account for the increases in premiums. Many health-care economists attribute the increased cost of care to increased demand and utilization, increased prices and the increased use of expensive tests and treatments. Most people, as shown here, do not think of these as the main drivers of increased health-care spending."
About 44% of adults polled said they are "extremely" or "very worried" by the prospect of having to pay more for their health care or health insurance, according to the poll of 2,389 U.S. adults. The was was conducted online between March 11 and 15.
"That [44%] is a huge number of people and underscores the biggest concern about the health-care system, which is, 'How do we pay for it?' " Taylor said.
Those ages 40 to 64 are particularly concerned. About 54% of people aged 40 to 49 and 55% of those aged 50 to 64 said they are "extremely" or "very worried" about higher health care and health insurance costs.
That stands to reason, Reinhardt said. Middle-aged workers have suffered a large number of layoffs during the recession and can find it more difficult to get rehired. As people age, they are also more likely to have costly chronic conditions that can make it difficult to buy health insurance policies on the individual market.
Even among those eligible for Medicare, fears persist. Forty-nine percent of those ages 65 and up said they worry about paying for health care, which could reflect higher premiums and co-pays for Medicare Part B and concerns about long-term care in a nursing facility, which is not covered by Medicare, Taylor said.
Perhaps surprisingly, Taylor noted, lower income people are no more worried about health-care costs than people with higher incomes. The highest percentage of those who said they are "very" or "extremely" worried (52%) are middle-income Americans with a household income of $50,000 to $74,900, the poll found.
The top reasons cited by those polled for rising health-care costs include:
Much lower on the list was increased utilization of medical services (18%).
As for higher insurance premiums, 71% blame the insurers, 63% blame drug companies, 42 blame hospitals, while 29% blame doctors and medical service companies. More than a few blame politicians -- 35% say it's Congress' fault, 21% blame President Obama and 19% blame former President Bush.
While some health economists take issue with Americans' conclusions about who is to blame, Mark Rukavina, executive director of the Boston-based The Access Project, said insurers shouldn't be let off the hook so easily.
"There are many factors driving costs, clearly, but the insurers do play a role here," Rukavina said. "They are among the more profitable companies out there."
Insurers have not been good stewards of premium dollars, wasting too much on administration, being too quick to pass on cost increases in the form of higher deductibles and co-pays instead of managing costs, and offering inferior plans that leave people vulnerable when they do get sick, Rukavina said.
What is indisputable is that health-care costs are rising much faster than inflation or wages, health economists say, and are gobbling up an ever-growing proportion of the nation's gross domestic product (GDP). Total spending on health care hit about $2.3 trillion in 2008, which translates to $7,681 per person and 16.2% of GDP, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Every day, Rukavina, whose organization includes a medical debt resolution service, hears stories of people who have insurance and yet can't pay their medical bills. Forty-one percent of working-age adults, or 72 million people, reported a problem paying their medical bills or had accrued medical debt in 2007, up from 34%, or 58 million people, in 2005, according to the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey.
"People are struggling to pay premiums, struggling to pay out-of-pocket costs, and they are struggling to pay medical debt," Rukavina said. "They have every right to be concerned if the current cost trends continue."
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I don't think I would like to sell my online business untill it brings me regular month income. Of course there are cases when the sell is possible – if I need money for other bigger project; if someone offers me very good price; or if there is a emergency need for money.
Thinking of Buying or Selling Your Website? 7 Important Criteria to Consider!
My brother, Matthew, and I have been internet entrepreneurs for over 12 years now. In that time, we've learned a lot about what works and doesn't work for making money online. We've also learned that what worked yesterday might not work today. But one area that has remained fairly consistent is buying and selling internet properties. We've found that, as when buying any business, you must complete your due diligence and consider several key factors when looking at a website for purchase. Most people who want to sell a website are honest, but to avoid the others, and to really determine a fair price, take a look at some of the criteria we consider when we find a website for sale. Every one of them affects the long-term value of a website.
1. Income: This is pretty obvious, but there's more to it than just a number. Take a look at the pattern of income over the past year. Has it had a sudden spike? It's possible that the owners planned some special efforts to make it look better for selling. Is the income trending upward? If not, make sure it's not a one-trick-pony without a real long-term source of income. Is the income generated in more than one way? If you have product sales, Google ad revenue and banner ads from more than a couple of advertisers, that's a sign of staying power.
2. Age: If you want to make sure that the site will continue to hold its value over the long-term, past performance is the best measure of future performance. Look for a site that's been in play for more than a year. SEO optimization efforts also show their best return at that point. Check out the sites history to see whether it's been active for that long and to make sure it hasn't had any problems.
3. What you're buying: Are you getting everything that the site offers currently? This may include proprietary software, all of its content, the graphic package and long-term contracts for the ads currently running. All of those add to the potential cost of a site, but also add to its value.
4. Traffic: This is an area where quality might be more important than quantity. 12,000 hits per day may sound great, but are those potential revenue generators – either through ad revenue or product purchasing – or browsers with zero actual value to you? Issues such as demographics, country of origin, and interest to potential advertisers affect the value of traffic much more than numbers.
5. Current and potential competition: Does this site offer anything unique enough that it would be hard for someone to create a quick-and-dirty competitive site? This type of barrier to entry is a critical benefit when purchasing a website – actually potentially more important than when buying a brick and mortar business because location is irrelevant. If there are any current competitors, make sure your potential site stacks up well compared to them.
6. Time and dollars needed to maintain the site as is: Issues such as how much new content the current owners add every week, order fulfillment and responding to queries can affect the real value of the site. Ask about maintenance time and responsibilities, and do your own estimate of how long the same efforts will take you. For example, if you are a fast and competent writer, three new blogs a week may be easy, but if you have to find and hire writers, how much will that cut into your profits?
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Great article, good some buddies who are pros at creating and selling websites, they make a living off it … adsenseflippers … good resources to check out to get further details. Anyways great post. We have just started created sites with an eye to selling them in the future.
@John Thank you for the positive feedback! You should always have an exit strategy when you startup any business is the rule of thumb I believe in.
Sticking to the evergreen niches I think will always get you the highest return. The quality of the traffic source is crucial. Also if its a blog whose writer has connected with their audience can cause a lot of problems. The audience may not like the new writer(s)/editor.
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Gr8 blog i got some good tips from your blog . i am having a bad experience with selling my websites . but i will try to follow your tips and hope to get good results.
This is a really good post because I really have been thinking a lot about selling my blog. While I do love to try and get what I know out there in the public, it does become a very time-consuming hobby. Thanks to what you have written, however, I do belive that I can increase my blog's value so that I can get top-dollar if and when I decide to sell!


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The agency on agriculture says run-off could also contaminate water. It is asking farmers to hold off on manure spreading until spring is finally here.
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the EX came over to see the kids again and all I could think about was how much I still love him and I just wanted him to come up and hold me and whisper he loves me, Even after all he has done to me, telling me to terminate this pregnancy, leaving me because I would not terminate the baby. I should not love him I should not love anyone who wants to kill my baby. But I do I love him so much I want to stop loving him I dont want to love him anymore.
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I felt the same way last week my ex came to pick up his last bit of clothes and stuff from my house and it was the hardest thing to even look at him knowing he was leaving for good, ugh
it takes time... a long time and if you didn't still have feelings then I would question that. This is going to be a time when you have to really be selfish and do what is best for you. If that means getting back together then so be it. Girl you gotta live for you and what makes you happy but all the time keeping your child in a healthy loving environment. Keep your head up!
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me too! i talked to my ex last night and i couldnt help but think about how much i love him and i need him to be here for me and the baby even though he wants nothing to do with us!
23 yr old individualist &. first time mommy to my princess RILYNN BRIELLE BORN JAN 15, 2011.
Okay I have been divorced for two years now and still struggle with that at every drop off pick up and everytime he says something sweet on the phone. I dont think you every fully get over it. My new baby will have his last name just like my other children do, even though he is not the father.
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jshugars- I am doing the same thing. My baby will share the same last name of my ex husband even though he is not the baby daddy. Whats really funny is that he actually is being supportive of me. It makes me really miss him....but we were not good for each other. The actual baby daddy wanted me to terminate my pregnancy. And hes a married POS who got his wife preganant at the same time.
Note to self....dont date men who say they are getting a divorce :) They are lying!
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I understand I can't hate him even when he left him with not even as much as a F U!!! But I still hope every morning that when I open my eyes I will see him laying next to me. I'm so mad at myself for caring.
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Yea i miss my ex alot esp carrying a constant reminder of him doesnt help and that fact that he doesnt care at all about the baby .. My 3 year old daughter helps keep my mind off it though, just tryin to do more stuff with her to stay distracted. And go figure her father has been supportive and helpful during my pregnancy and its nots his, but was a completely diff person when i was with him and pregnant with my daughter? I just dont understand men?
Alyssa�Jade- 9/21/06
�Due March 5, 2011 with my baby boy Trevin Richard!!