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Animals that suffer from any skin disorder will greatly benefit from using this product. owners will feel relieved by using a product that comforts and heals their pets...which there are a lot of.
Hydrogel gives OCLS a real product and, thereby, a chance to recover its titanic losses and perhaps a partnership with one of the Pharma Whales.
This stock will never go down again.
OCLS seems to have a funny problem, when they have increases in revenue, they company seems to have bigger losses in earning per share. Can anyone explain this?
will grow up
Growth prospects
When this company went public back in 2007, it's share price peaked at around $11. It has steadily gone down since then and now typically trades at a little over $1.
What's interesting about this is that it's revenue has actually grown from $94,000 in 2004 to $9,754,000 in 2011. Expenses have not grown with the revenue, it has high profit margins, and excellent management.
This stock is dramatically undervalued, currently selling at the bargain price of $1.26. One day this company is going to catch Wall Street's eye, and when that happens we'll see the share price go through the roof.
totally under the radar. positive free cash flow per share. Huge market with disruptive technology. Medicare won't pay for wound infections and this company has a reasonable remedy. I own this stock.
This company has had some problems in the past, but it sells a brand that is important in the healthcare field and is only going to expand in business as people look for cheaper alternatives to expensive prescription medications.
wonder if new acne meds do good in mexico? I actually hope they market to military for wound treatments.
Amazing new products in the medical field.
Announcing their final FDA approval in September and the distribution deals will follow. This stock is a 10 bagger over the next year.
Oculus Innovative Sciences, Inc. is a medical technology company focused on the development, manufacture and marketing of a family of products intended to help prevent and treat infection in acute and chronic wounds. Oculus' platform technology, called Microcyn

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The traditional banking sector is composed of eleven commercial banks and three specialized credit institutions called, Etablissements Financiers. They include: the Banque Internationale pour le Commerce, l'Industrie et l'Agriculture du Burkina Faso (BICIA-B), the Banque Internationale du Burkina (BIB), the Societe Generale de Banques du Burkina (SGBB), the Banque Commerciale du Burkina (Arabo-Libyan), (BCB), the Banque Agricole et Commerciale du Burkina (BACB), Ecobank, Bank of Africa, Banque Sahelo-Sahelienne pour l'Investissement et le Commerce (BSIC), Coris Banque International, and Banque Atlantique.
Private Citizens have also established a non-governmental organization (NGO) called Reseau National de Lutte contre la Corruption (REN-LAC). This NGO looks broadly at the management of private and public sector entities. It publishes reports on the state of corruption in the country and has established a wide range of anti-corruption initiatives and tools. African Parliamentarians' Network against Corruption has a local chapter in Burkina Faso and cooperates with REN-LAC.
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Burkina Faso continues to undergo a peaceful democratization and decentralization process under the leadership of President Blaise Compaore, who has been in office since 1987 and part of the ruling group since 1984. The governing party, the CDP, claims populist ideals but calls for free enterprise on the economic front. Opposition to the CDP remains severely fragmented.
Burkina's commercial viability is closely linked to the stability of its neighbors. The ports of Abidjan (Cote d'Ivoire) and Lome (Togo) serve as key shipping points for Burkina's imports/exports, with Lome growing in importance since the crisis in Cote d'Ivoire erupted in 2002. City ports like Cotonou (Benin) and Tema (Ghana) have also become increasingly important as alternative transshipment points for Burkinabe goods.
Although Burkina Faso means "land of the honest men", Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index indicates that corruption is still a problem for this West African nation. The main challenges the country currently faces are poor access to information, a weak judiciary, limited enforcement powers of anti-corruption institutions, misappropriation of public funds, and lack of a separation of powers. Civil servants who most commonly engage in corruption include: members of the police force and gendarmerie, customs officials, political groups, justice officials, healthcare workers, educators, tax collectors, and the media.
There are several anti-corruption groups, both governmental and non-governmental that monitor corruption in Burkina Faso. In 2001, the President established a National Ethics Committee whose main task is to "bring morality" to public life. In 2002, the government established the High Commission of Coordination for the Fight Against Corruption (HCFAC). This government body evaluates the performance of private and public sector administrations. Another internal mechanism is the State General Inspection (SGI), which closely monitors government management. Though SGI is not directly linked to the National Gendarmerie, the two groups are known to collaborate their anticorruption efforts. For example, it is not uncommon for the National Gendarmerie to assist with the investigation of corruption-related incidents brought to the attention of SGI. These government-controlled structures lack independent oversight and enforcement power, resulting in anti-corruption laws which are largely ignored. In November 2007, the National Assembly adopted a bill creating a new anti-corruption structure called the Superior Authority of State Control (ASCE), an entity that will be under the authority of the Prime Minister and will merge most existing anti-corruption entities. In November 2008, the GOBF held a workshop in Ouagadougou to train ASCE members. In January 2008, the government established a new 11-member Gold Anti-fraud Squad (BNAF) and issued laws that allow BNAF to regulate gold marketing and curb fraud cases. In April 2008, the GOBF created the Autorité de Regulation des Marches Publics (ARMP), a regulatory oversight body to ensure transparency in the bidding process by monitoring the execution of all government contracts. The ARMP is vested with the authority to impose sanctions, initiate lawsuits, and publish the names of fraudulent or delinquent businesses. It will also educate communities benefiting from public investment monies to take a more active part in monitoring contractors.


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Johnny Michaels, La Belle Vie mixologist, opens up about his past, his craft, and his new book
Johnny Michaels has been a fixture in the Twin Cities cocktail scene for as long as I can remember. He has maintained one of the coolest and most interesting cocktail lists in town at La Belle Vie since it moved to its current location at 510 Groveland.
He has written for several publications, judged contests, and has inspired countless local bartenders to work harder and care more for the craft of making drinks. He's also a founder of the new North Star Bartenders Guild, and on Thursday he'll be releasing Northstar Cocktails, a new mixology book illustrating how to create designer drinks.
Not much has been written on where Michaels came from or how he got started, despite his bar scene longevity. Last week we got the chance to sit down and ask him a few of those questions and to find out more about the guild and the upcoming release party.
Where did you get started in the bar business?
My first real job was at Gluek's bar. I was going to film school at the time, thought I wanted to be a filmmaker, so I needed a job where I got paid some tips. I was sick of filling out applications, so I just photocopied this one-page letter, just sort of saying who I was and what I wanted to do. I was looking for a busboy job. And I just blanketed downtown with them. You know, I looked extra freaky back then, even more than now. I got home, and the phone was ringing, and someone hired me over the phone. It was Gluek's.
So I went and bussed tables there for three years, and that's a tough job there--that place gets packed. And then after that I bar-backed for almost three years, and then I bartended for about three years there at the end. I had to put in, like, at least three years before I got my chance as a bartender. Back then it was considered a frat bar, whatever that is, and here I was this freaky-looking Uptown kid, so I had to be extra good, work extra hard. And be extra patient, but that wasn't too hard because, you know, when you're getting drunk every night, you're not going to be looking for anything new.
What other bars or restaurants were turning points in your career?
Well, after I left Gluek's I did construction for a while until I got laid off. It was right after 9/11, and I couldn't find a job. I ended up taking a job at the Humphrey Terminal at the bar there. I had worked construction there and had the only construction accident I ever had. I took 460 volts to the chest. And then as it turns out I ended up working at the bar there, and that almost killed me too.
It was so awful, showing up for work at 8 in the morning, hung over, and people just rattling the cage, begging me to serve them first. We opened at 8:30, and everyone was just tipping you nickels and dimes. Planes got delayed all the time, and people just took it out on you. You were the lone bartender. It was awful. I was looking for other jobs, and people always wanted me to be a server or start as a server, and I was like, No, I'm a bartender.
When the Humphrey gig ended I went to the Napa Valley Grill, and I learned about wine there. After that, I went to the Dakota Jazz Club, and that was a great place to work. I'm a huge music fan, and that is just a great music bar. The Dakota and First Ave, I think, are cultural treasures of the city. You know, you deal with the traffic, you deal with this, that, and the other thing, but some people don't take enough advantage of living in the city as far as going out to nice restaurants, going to museums, or whatever. You might as well live in a small town. If you're just going to go home and watch TV everyday, what's the difference? Why put up with the bad side?
The Dakota was super cool; I worked there three times. I quit once, got fired twice. One of those times it was legitimate, the other time, no. But it was fine. I had another project going on anyway. I think the one that really opened up the door for me was getting hired on the opening staff at 20.21. When that place was coming to town, I figured there would be no chance of getting hired there because everyone in the city would be looking for that job because it was big news--Wolfgang Puck coming to town. It was all right, it was a fine job. I didn't get to make up any drinks or anything, but one of the managers there had worked with Bill Summerville at Solera. I had always heard of La Belle Vie, but had never been there, and always wondered who is this little restaurant out in Stillwater that's beating all these big fancy ones downtown for best restaurant of the year? She set up an interview with Bill, and Bill showed me fabric swatches and this, that, and the other thing, and I was like, Are you going to interview me or what? I think I was hired before I even showed up, just based on Karen's recommendation (and he's been regretting it ever since--ha!)
What was the first drink recipe you ever created?
The first drink I ever did was at Glueks. We had some leftover booze downstairs, and I asked if I could mix some up for a drink special. All I did was make blue raspberry kamikazes, but we called 'em KG-21's after Kevin Garnett. That was the first one, and I knew people were liking it when girls would come in and order KG-21s on nongame nights, and I knew they had no idea who Kevin Garnett was. [Laughs]
What was the first contest you entered?
The only contest I can remember entering was Bombay Sapphire. They're the only liquor company that's doing an in-town contest, and they've been doing it for four or five years now. I know in bigger cities you're kind of barraged by liquor companies and there's probably a contest every month if you're interested in participating.
Unfortunately its not that way here yet, but I think with the emergence of the North Star Bartender's Guild we will be able to attract more contests going forward. I think it's a good thing. I think it's a good exercise for people to try and come up with new drinks or just be given one element and try to build a drink around it. Just like any craft, the more you work at it and practice, the better you get. We look forward to that day, but in the meantime we will always be thankful to Bacardi and Bombay Sapphire for spending the money on this contest, because everybody really has a great time. I won it a couple of years ago, and it was a shock and a big thrill. It might sound lame, but it was one of the highlights of my life, and it'll probably flash before my eyes some day.
What are a few personality traits or characteristics you think are important in a bartender?
Like a lot of jobs, a good/great bartender has to have a diverse set of skills. In the past, as a bartender, all you really had to be was funny, good-looking, and charming. Now, we look for those skills, plus what I call having a wet thumb. Being a good cook, because making drinks is like cooking with liquor. You have to be personable, although I seem to manage [laughs] just fine without being strong in that area. You have to be in shape--it's just nonstop running. It's really hard to find the whole package. Usually you can find half. This person has a wet thumb, but they're not very charming, so you have to balance your team. Or you might be lucky enough to find someone who's the whole package, but you better hope they make enough money to be happy, because those people are hard to find.
What do you think is the hardest part of the job, or the biggest challenge a bartender faces?
I think that varies bartender to bartender. For me it's not getting too edgy when the bullets are flying, you know? Like, I get very focused and just try to go as fast as I can. Sometimes events will conspire against you and, you know, someone will order a cappuccino in the middle of a rush and you'll fall behind. I don't like to fall behind. So for me it's just not getting too edgy. I'm very comfortable where I'm at, so it's not that hard for me to talk to people here, but if I was at a different bar, and I wasn't that comfortable, that would be really hard for me. But there are some bartenders that I have had that just had God-given lip--oh, man, could they talk, but they struggled to make drinks the right way consistently or they're not fast enough. So everybody's got their own strengths and weak spot they need to focus on.
How do you feel the bar scene in the Twin Cities has changed since you started?
Well, I'll tell you we finally caught up to the coasts. It seems like we are always five years behind them. Just when you think something's never going to catch on, it catches on. Our guests are more accepting of liquor taste being a good taste now. It used to always be people wanted to mask the alcohol element in a cocktail. And now people are drinking more old-school cocktails that rely more on the base spirit being the star of the show. Now they're drinking gin, and they're drinking whiskey. Even the cool girls.
Where did the idea of forming a guild come about?
I think Nick Kosevich was the first one to start talking about it, then Jesse Held, Pip Hanson, Chad Larson, Jeff Rogers, and myself were all into it. Then we finally got it started last fall. We decided to call it North Star Bartenders Guild. Our plan was just to make it through the holidays, and then pick it back up and get some events going, but that didn't happen. I got offered a book deal by the MNHS/Borealis Books last January. I countered with a NSBG collaboration, because I thought it would make a better book and be a great way to introduce the NSBG to the Twin Cities.
Who approached you to do the book?
MNHS and Borealis Books. It's a fairly often occurrence when someone comes and finds me at work, saying I have a phone call. Its usually someone who wants the recipe for something that takes me two hours to make the syrup for, and I'm like, you know, It's not that easy--but you try to be as polite as you can over the phone. This one time, it was Minnesota Historical Society asking me to do a cocktail book. I've never wanted to do a cocktail book. People have told me I should, and I was always like, No way--as soon as they have my recipes, I'll be fired. I buy cocktail books, but I don't read them. I don't read much of anything except the local newspapers. It was very hard writing that book, for both me and for the editors [laughs],
When does the book come out?
November 10th it'll be available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Borealisbooks.org, and all local bookstores. It costs $20, and all the royalties from the sales of this book will go to the SPCA international, which is a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. We decided when we formed the NSBG that every event we did would be charity based. So I countered their offer to do a book with the thought: You know what would be better than just a book full of my drinks? A book with drinks from everybody else in the Twin Cities that are doing craft cocktails, giving the reader a taste of everybody's styles. I hope that sales of the book are robust and people dig the book and MNHS says we should do one of these every year. Then every year we could have a different bartender be the main author of the book. They would be able to talk about their philosophy and maybe half the recipes would be theirs and half other contributors. I think that would be great, if it became a yearly thing, and people could buy one every year and add it to their collection. All of your favorite drinks--the cocktails of your life. These are the ones you've been going out and drinking for the past 20 years. That would be, I think, very cool.
The book launch party will be at the Mill City Museum Thursday, Nov 10th, you can buy tickets on the Mill City Museum website. There will be six bartenders from the North Star Bartenders Guild there, each making one of their contributing cocktails from the book.
Pip Hanson is going to be breaking down a 300-pound block of ice, showing how to work an ice pick like a pro. If you really want to impress people at your next picnic, get a 300-pound block of ice and break it down. People will be much more interested in this than watching you hit the button on your new gas grill. [Laughs]
We will have the Bittercube guys (Nick Kosevich and Ira Koplowitz) doing a bitters tutorial.
Phillips Distilling is going to have a table with a bunch of memorabilia. Dean Phillips is one of the guys I talked to about the history of Twin Cities drinking. That was one of the hardest chapters for me, and he helped out a lot. He was showing me his collection of artifacts. Phillips has been around a long time. They are Minnesota drinking history.
Every bartender who is in the book should be there. If you see anybody wearing a NSBG T-shirt, you will know they are a contributing author. Please feel free to ask them any questions about different liquors or making cocktails at home.
What is the guild?
If you want to break it down into simple terms, it's a bartenders club. A way for us to all meet up, talk shop, and have a good time doing it. We invite different distillers or distributors to the meetings to taste new products, and we can all learn together.
I went through a phase where I was very insulated, and I didn't want to know what anybody else was doing. I wouldn't tell anybody what I was doing either, because I was so protective and paranoid, but I've come around.
One thing the guild does is give us all a way to get to know each other and network, which is good because people need jobs. But more than that it's a way for us all to educate each other. One person might know a lot about one thing someone else might want to learn about, and vice versa. We're helping make each other better, so we can be better bartenders/mixologists/drink makers, and consequently, make people extra happy, because that's really what we're out to do.
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My specialty is alpine big-wall climbinglarge granite spires and towers. I'm also a generalist: I like rock climbing, ice climbing, big-wall climbing, a little bit of altitude climbing. As a generalist, I do most of these things generally well.
I was in Antarctica with climber Dave Hahn. That's when he asked me, "Well, you want to come along?" I was excited to go. I always wanted to go to Everest. I didn't want to have to guide on the mountainguiding to me is too risky. And this was a neat story, a story that I was interested in.
I didn't really think that I was going to be the person that discovered George Mallory. I went to Everest to climb the [North Face's] Second Step and go to the summit and work on the film [Look for it on PBS's NOVA series in January]. I wasn't one of the chief searchers. The search wasn't my goal. I wonder if I could have just walked by George Mallory lying in the air, resting in the ice, and not ever have said anything.
I have sympathy for the Mallory family. I wish that there had been clear and more direct communication with them regarding the photographs and some of the other aspects that have arisen. One should certainly respect the family. I've done my best to communicate with them and e-mail them and to speak with them on the phone, just so that they understand what I do as a climber.
People like to see those macabre-type photos. Even so, it wasn't as if they were of a recently dead person. When the Mallory story broke, there were pictures everywhere of excavations of mass graves in Kosovo. Those pictures were far more graphic, but no one got up to cry about them. No one said, "You've absolutely ruined the family of this dead person." That was never even brought up. It was just news that happened. When you're dealing with something historical, it really changes people's perceptions.
I feel the expedition was more high-altitude archaeology. If someone came up to me and said, "You're violating the grave for profit," I'd disagree. We went up there to look for it and to see it from an archaeological perspective. It wasn't like he had been put to rest and we had gone back [to dig him up].
I think climbingand going on adventuresprovides something elementally human that's not being met in today's society. In the '90s you've got all these wonderful luxuries and trinkets and things, but you don't have to prove your mettle against what's out there, show that toughness like we once had to do.
If you think back 150 years ago, there wasn't any need for recreation that was daring or risky. It was hard enough to drive wagons across the prairie. Similarly, in cultures today that are still not industrialized, life is already very hardthey don't find that elemental need to go out and risk life.
Without a doubt, it's an important part. It enables us to do as much as we are doingproviding warmth, security. But it's not good to let climbing be overshadowed by that. You keep things in perspective. You realize that by taking less equipment you have a greater experience.
I started with my family. We'd go in the High Sierra in the summertime, mostly backpacking, skiing, and stuff like that, and progressed gradually to do more climbing.
Being in a remote place with another person and giving your trust entirely to them. There are few things that we do nowadays where we really have to trust someone. You really have the most trust and teamwork, I think, in mountain climbing. That for me is goodone of its intrinsic values. The other is the joy of being in a very beautiful place.
In 1991 we were way out in the Alaska Range in the Kichatna Spires, a bunch of rock towers southwest of Denali. We had two weeks' worth of food, but we ended up being out there for three weeks due to bad weather. So we were a little hungry. We had to ski back out. But it was a very good experience and expedition. It was very trying and wonderful.
I work with The North Face, a company that designs technical outdoor equipment and clothing. In September I'll have been with them for 16 years. I started out in 1983 working in their retail store and progressed to the position of technical consultant.
I work a set amount of days with retailers, advising them on how to position and sell North Face products. Then I also work with in-house North Face people, helping them develop accounts with sporting goods retailers. It's a good way to make a living. As a climber I'm very grateful, of course, that I don't have to guide.
First, I find it very risky and dangerous. You're climbing with people whose ability is less than your own, so you must make all the decisions and be responsible for the well-being of the clients. My best friend was killed guiding in 1992.
Second, if you're guiding everyday, then sure, you're climbing, but you're doing it at a level that's a lot lower than your true potential. You end up spending all your time climbing at 5.6. When, if you really wanted to pursue your climbing, you'd try climbing at 5.11, 5.12.
It would probably be something like the Nobel Peace Prize or some humanitarian thing. That's what my goal would be, to do something good for people.
Climbing I enjoy. But I don't think there's one biggest, best climbthat there's another climb that's the ultimate or the hardest. I enjoy climbing for the experience. It's my life and it's my vocation and avocation. I'll always do it. But eventually I'd like to parlay what I've done in climbing into who I am as a person: a humanitarian and environmentalist. That's something that I work on as much as I can now. And I know that it'll become more of a part of my life.
I work with groups here in the United States that are looking after the wilderness, groups like the Sierra Club. I'm on the board of the Access Fund, which keeps access to climbing areas open to more climbers. I helped out the American Himalayan Foundation, which is a foundation that builds schools, hospitals, does a lot of really good things for people in the Himalaya. Also, the Central Asia Institute, which is a group helping mountain cultures in areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
It's people in mountain cultures that I feel closest to, because I've had the pleasure of interacting with them and learning from them. Sometimes I think, How come I'm just helping out mountain people? Mountaineering is what I do. It's given me my calling in life.
Well, climbing is very serious business. When you belay someone, you really need to be aware of what you're doingbe 100 percent mindful of your partner. I've lost very close friends. Climbing has been the high points and the low points of my life. It's not to be taken trivially. If you want to do something trivial, play shuffleboard or boccie ball or badminton or something like that.
Climbing is very high risk. But for me, there are intrinsic rewards in this riskan ability to fill this desire for adventure, which we have 7-Elevened out of our life.
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Apparently the Tennessee GOP missed the memo. Earlier this year the National Republican Party set about their rebranding effort stating, "If Hispanic Americans perceive that a GOP nominee or candidate does not want them in the United States, they will not pay attention to our next sentence."
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With Wolverine slashing through the box office, scent marking on the critics who hated it, and at least meeting monetary expectations, the odds of the oft rumored spin-offs have obviously gone up. Lauren Shuler Donner, producer of all things X-, recently said a few words regarding the financial success and it's impact on the spinoffs. From our boys at io9:
There's internal discussions about all [what spin-offs may happen] . We're gonna resolve that soon… Nothing would please me more than to bring Bryan [Singer] on for another movie. And, if it's like the first Deadpool or the first Gambit, I think… I mean, I would hope he would be interested.
So people are talking about it, so that's a good first step. I'm not supremely confident a Gambit spinoff would work. Most of his solo titles ended up sucking pretty bad, but that's because they always sent him to New Orleans to solve some Thieves Guild problem. Deadpool is what I've been popping a fan boner over for months, so I'd totally be on board for Ryan Reynolds taking up the mask and bringing the real comic-version of Deadpool to the big screen. I say have Reynolds do the voice, of course, and use an image inducer hologram (like in the comics) so we can still see his pretty face from time to time and, when necessary, but "Weapon XI" himself Scott Adkins in the suit to rock out some stunts. Check out this video of our new favorite martial artist as he practices some moves he put to use in X-Men Origins Wolverine. This video comes from our buds at ScottAdkinsFanz.org.
I've talked to some of the stunt dudes involved and they're all pretty excited about the work they did and you've got to admit, that dude kicks ass. Unfortunately, we'll probably have to sit through X-Men Origins Magneto and X-Men: First Class first.
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On 29 February 2016, the European Commission and the US government released the details of the proposed EU-U.S. "Privacy Shield". The "Privacy Shield" replaces the now defunct so-called "Safe Harbor".
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Article By: Richard HolmesFri, 30 Mar 2012 9:20 AM
And then, it was over. After 90-odd hours of travelling, six flights, thousands of miles, countless airline meals, a handful of movies, one Segway adventure, plenty of security checks and only one delay... it was done. Round the world in days, and happy to be home.
The flight from New York had us into Heathrow a touch late, so there wasn't much time to explore the modern Terminal 5, which is a pity as it has a host of great restaurants. Gordon Ramsay's Plane Food is one of the best, but there is also Wagamama (a range of good Asian food) and Itsu (top-notch sushi). Just enough time to do a bit of shopping and then run for my flight.
Terminal 5 has grown since my last visit, and my British Airways flight to Johannesburg departed from satellite terminal 'C', connected – like 'B' – by a shuttle train. These satellite terminals are wonderfully quiet, so if you've got time to kill before boarding it's well worth heading across early to chill out before the flight.
Unless, of course, you have access to the lounges by flying in the premium cabins or are a Gold member of the frequent flyer Executive Club.
The Galleries lounges are some of the best I saw in my trip around the world, easily as good as the wonderful Cathay lounges in Hong Kong. There are separate Galleries lounges for Club World and First passengers, with the likes of a Champagne Bar, Wine Gallery, mini-cinema, coffee bars and chef's zone on offer. Of course there's free WiFi throughout, and a well-equipped kids' zone to keep noisy young travelers away from those seeking peace and quiet.
I'd loved to have spent more time there, but instead had to dash for my flight. With South African flights usually departing from the satellite terminals you need to factor in an extra 10 minutes or so to get to the gate.
Unfortunately, it was a case of hurry up and wait, as a technical glitch with the cargo hold kept us on the ground for awhile. Not too much of a trauma when you're up at the sharp end, and the cabin staff and captain did a good job of keeping passengers informed about the delay.
Unlike every other flight on this adventure, only flying through one time zone was a joy, and I managed to arrive in Johannesburg with a few hours sleep under my belt and no crazy jetlag to deal with. What a pleasure flying north to south, instead of west to east!
Unfortunately the delay in Heathrow meant I'd missed my connection to Cape Town, but the Comair staff in Johannesburg were awesome at juggling passengers on what was a busy day for flights to Cape Town. A round of applause for Mahesh at Comair's ORTIA service desk.
Landing in Cape Town, the first cold front of winter had arrived to greet me with a pounding northwester and driving rain. But out in the fresh air, stretching my legs, I couldn't be happier. After that little round the world jaunt I was quite happy to see the back of planes for a week or two. But, that's all it'll be, as I jet back across the time zones to Japan in April... but that's another story.


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Elaine Wessel Biography by
Elaine Wessel(1999)
I was
born in Chicago in 1947, a red-diaper baby whose parents had been
involved in the Communist Party. My earliest political activity was
in the early 1960s, as a high school student, when I was active in
the civil rights movement and peace movement (the ban the bomb movement
of the late 1950s and early 1960s). Also during my high school years,
I became involved in Circle Pines Center, a cooperative camp in southwestern
Michigan. Later on, as a student at Roosevelt University (from 1965
on), I was active in the anti-war movement, as well as several related
movements for free speech and against political repression. My mother,
who was an artist, was involved with Womens International League for
Peace and Freedom, as well as with Women for Peace (the Chicago chapter
of a group known nationally as Womens Strike for Peace).
of my involvement with various New Left movements, I was somewhat
aware of the beginnings of Womens Liberation around 1967 or 1968,
but I did not know anyone who was active in it, nor did I pursue any
contacts with addresses or phone numbers that I saw in the Guardian
(a leftish weekly paper) or other places. My first direct contact
with the womens liberation movement came in the summer of 1969, when
I went to a house in Hyde Park that had been publicized as the South
Side Womens Center. I met several interesting women there, and put
my name on the mailing list, which in turn got me on the mailing list
for the newly-formed Chicago Womens Liberation Union later on that
My actual
membership in CWLU began during the school year of 1969-70, when several
women formed a Roosevelt University chapter of CWLU. Through my involvement
with that chapter, I became active in other aspects of CWLU's work,
including the monthly city-wide meetings, representing the Roosevelt
chapter on Steering Committee, and doing volunteer work in the office.
Over the years, I became involved in a variety of CWLU work groups,
including Liberation School for Women, several health groups (primarily
pregnancy testing), Womankind, the China Group, and several
Lesbian groupings (including Blazing Star).
My work
with several publications, such as Womankind and Blazing
Star, including both writing and photography. Quite unintentionally,
I became the unofficial photographer of CWLU. The photos I took at
the time were mostly intended for immediate use in publications or
slide shows, but over time they have become historic documents of
the people and activities of CWLU in the 1970s.
the same period of time when I was a CWLU member, I was also involved
with a number of other organizations, including several lesbian and
gay groups (such as Chicago Lesbian Liberation and Gay Rights Task
Force, which later was called Illinois Gay and Lesbian Task Force),
as well as the U.S. China Peoples Friendship Association.
CWLU disbanded, I was one of several members from Blazing Star
who joined New American Movement (a socialist-feminist organization
with both men and women members), and Blazing Star became a
womens chapter of NAM in 1977. Several years later (in the early 1980s),
NAM merged with the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee to form
Democratic Socialists of America. I was a member of DSA for several
years, but eventually left because I felt the organization only gave
lip service to feminist process and activities.
Into the
1980s, I continued to be active in the lesbian and gay community.
I also became very active in the New Jewish Agenda (both in Chicago
and nationally), and I was one of the founders of Havurat Achayot
( a Jewish lesbian congregation in Chicago), as well as several other
Jewish feminist and Jewish lesbian groupings after Havurat Achayot
In more
recent years, I have not been very active in political movements.
Most recently, I have been involved in historic preservation, as a
volunteer docent for both Chicago Architecture Foundation and for
Glessner House Museum.
I attended
college on and off for a number of years, eventually getting a BA
in History from Roosevelt University in 1984. More recently, I have
taken courses toward a Masters degree in Womens Studies at Roosevelt.
For most
of my adult life, I have worked as an audio-visual technician, currently
working at Roosevelt University. As a college student, almost 30 years
ago, I was the first woman hired to do technical work in this department
(a direct result of things that I had learned from CWLU friends who
were film-makers, such as Jenny Rohrer). Now I train our student aides
in a department that, in recent years, has included more women than
men. Through my work, I am also a member of Local 391 of Office and
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Both were nominated by friends of neighbors, and the state is looking for more folks to honor over the next month.
Eleven-year-old Nicole Golden of Arcadia worked tirelessly helping neighbors after Hurricane Charley. Father Francisco Valdovinos and his congregation housed dozens of migrant workers displaced by multiple storms. They are the recipients of the first ever "Hurricane Heroes Awards" presented by Lt. Gov. Toni Jennings.
"We've faced hardship that we never planned on. We've faced heartbreak that we certainly never envisioned, and through it all the true strength of our state has continued to shine through," Jennings says.
Leisha Fordham from the Department of Law Enforcement is the person who nominated Nicole.
Leisha says, "Nine days straight, hot sun, it was 115 degrees out there on the pavement, but Nicole never stopped. She helped people load boxes and get food."
Father Valdovinos is Mexican by birth, humanitarian by calling; he housed over three dozen migrants in his home.
Father Valdovinos says, "It was a blessing to receive all of them, to keep them in shelter with a place to sleep. We shared for about three days with them."
The Hurricane Heroes Award will replace Jeb Bush's Points of Light award for the next month.
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hi ladies, i have been a part of this group for quite some time but rarely post, though i am always reading your posts for ideas.
anyways, we currently live in a small 2 bedroom townhome that my mother owns. She purchased it years back when she thought she was leaving her b/f, for whatever reason she decided to stay with him and in his house, we have been living here because we're doing her a favor by saving her money/forclosure and because we were in a one bedroom apartment. we have an 8 1/2 month old son, and we hate this neighborhood. we both grew up here and its just gone so far downhill. However, I know that we wont be able to get approved for our own mortgage once this place is in forclosure. I am hoping that we would be able to rent a house. It sucks to lose this place because being that my mom owns it we are guaranteed here. But this place is so small and we dont want our kids growing up here. we pay about a thousand a month in mortgage and association. if we save the money for that and pay off our bills (credit cards and misc collection bills, medical bills etc), i think we would be much better off and even if we did have to go to a 2-3 bedroom apartment once we need to move from here atleast we wouldnt be bringing all of this debt with us. I hate living check to check, and being broke all of the time, and we've tried so hard. we also are getting married this month and want to have another baby next year sometime, so this place would be way too small. my mom is okay with letting us forclose and live here during that process, a year or however long it takes. I think it would be a good idea for us to do that so that we could get ahead for once, and then find a nice house in a nice area we like and rent.
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Article Date: 5/1/2009
Last month, I wrote about certification for optometry in an effort to encourage everyone to get up to speed on the real issues surrounding certification. Just think about it, do your due diligence, and form your own opinion rather than knee-jerk your way into one position or another.
This month, I want you to think about something else: Where do contact lenses fit in today's optometric practice? And, perhaps, even more importantly: Where do contact lenses fit into the future of your practice?
For as long as soft contact lenses have been available, contact lens manufacturers have been telling O.D.s that fitting contact lenses is more profitable than selling glasses, that contact lens patients are more valuable than spectacle patients and so forth. On the other hand, optometrists looking at a per-transaction comparison have told contact lens manufacturers they are wrong, that they make more money from spectacle patients than contact lens patients, and, they have the numbers to prove it. Optometrists and contact lens manufacturers continue to try to convince each other that their respective position is correct.
Don't tune out yet. This is not that same discussion all over again.
Here's one thing I found true in my practice on which I believe contact lens manufacturers and optometrists can agree: The most profitable patient is one who purchases both contact lenses and glasses and also receives medical care. The issue becomes: How does the optometrist best spend his or her time in the practice in an effort to be more profitable overall?
It seems there's a real paradox in optometric practices regarding contact lenses. The optometrists say, "contact lenses take too much time and, therefore, aren't profitable, so I'm focusing on spectacles and medical care." Yet, no one gets more upset than an optometrist if another eyecare profession tries to make contact lens fitting its business.
Why not have your cake and eat it too? Why not teach your technicians or assistants to provide contact lens care under your supervision? Opticians, technicians and assistants in your practices already possess a general understanding of the process of contact lens fittings. Those who don't have enough training and experience to accept the responsibility for fitting and managing contact lens patients on your behalf are interested in learning how to do so. By providing training up front and investing minimal time along the way, you, as the O.D. can keep contact lens patients in your practice and the profitability while at the same time tending to your medical and spectacle patients.
Here's the bonus: Employees who are challenged and rewarded for accepting more responsibility feel their work is more interesting, and, therefore, stay with a practice longer than those who aren't challenged and rewarded.
Another advantage: In most optometric practices, the older the patient, the more likely you are to provide medical services. Most medical services go to patients who are already established in your practice for vision care. The best strategy isn't deciding between contact lens and spectacle patients but rather determining how to keep both, as you make the best use of your time while providing patients a better level of care than they'd receive anywhere else. OM
Optometric Management, Issue: May 2009


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The aim of the IASP Special Interest Group (SIG) on Clusters and Contagion in Suicidal Behaviour is to bring together interested people in research, prevention and policy, who can share information and expertise in clusters and contagion effects in suicidal behaviour worldwide.
Learn about this Special Interest Group (SIG) on Culture and Suicidal Behaviour that aims to establish a network of people interested in cultural issues in suicide research and prevention.
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Blog News take a picture of this tree from the Daily Local media websites, the United States, which was photographed by Larry McDevitt at West Chester. The tree was already in the park Everhart Park, West Chester, since around 1905.
At the center of the trunk visible shape that resembles a woman stood facing toward the tree, back to the people, with left leg raised, his left hand reaching for a branch, and his right hand hugging a tree.
Kathleen Keane writes for the Daily Local, a husband and wife, Tom and Carolyn, are always amazed to see the tree, as well as other residents there. Tom's parents have long been happy looking tree. Tom and his wife, even to the home kitchen renovation so that they can freely look at the tree.
This tree is 100 years old and expected to die soon. Tom's family feel sad to know.
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The Best Atrial Fibrillation Blogs of the Year
Keeping Pace
Keeping Pace
We often think of a strong heartbeat as a powerful symbol of life. But heart conditions like atrial fibrillation (AFib) can mean beating to a different drum. AFib causes the heart to beat irregularly. This is usually not a life-threatening emergency. Still, AFib is present in one of every five cases of stroke, according to the American Heart Association. A 2014 study also noted an increased risk for sudden cardiac death in patients with AFib.
That's why it's important to stay informed about this common type of abnormal heartbeat or arrhythmia. Learn all about AFib and other heart conditions by reading these blogs on heart health.
A Fib Runner
A Fib Runner
Exercise fans will enjoy the heart-pounding blog posts at A Fib Runner. Michael McCullough is an over-50 distance runner with a love for endurance sports. He also happens to have AFib. He observes that this is remarkably common among middle-aged endurance athletes.
McCullough's blog is a great place to learn ways in which exercise interacts with heart issues. You can take part in the discussion by commenting on posts.
StopAFib.org Atrial Fibrillation Blog
StopAFib.org Atrial Fibrillation Blog
The StopAFib.org Atrial Fibrillation blog wants to keep your heart going strong. This can be difficult for people who experience the fluttering of an irregular heartbeat. This site is maintained by heart disease survivor and heart health expert Mellanie Hills. Hills is also an award-winning speaker and author.
The blog is a heart-health community built for people with AFib by people with AFib. Posts include many informative videos like conference panels and interviews. There are also descriptions of medical procedures. The blog also keeps current with the latest medical innovations and policy news.
Journal of Atrial Fibrillation (JAFIB)
Journal of Atrial Fibrillation (JAFIB)
The Journal of Atrial Fibrillation (JAFIB) is an open-access medical journal. Here you'll find peer-reviewed original research, case reports, and editorials. The content focuses on educating both doctors and those with AFib on atrial arrhythmias and similar conditions. JAFIB is headed by editor-in-chief Dr. Andrea Natale and is a complete resource for heart-enthusiasts.
The technical-minded can learn about electrophysiology and ablation on this blog. Others can gain valuable insights from direct-access sections like "Meet the Expert Doctor." JAFIB also offers complete information on worldwide medical conferences and events.
Medscape: Cardiology
Medscape: Cardiology
Medscape: Cardiology has just about everything your heart could desire if you're looking for complete heart health coverage. This site was one of the first primary source medical journals on the Internet. Medscape: Cardiology participates in partnerships with many great heart health resources. Their partners include Cardiosource, the American College of Cardiology, and the Mayo Clinic.
Sections like "Heartwire News," editorials, expert columns, and journal articles make this a destination website. There's also information on medical trials for cutting-edge, heart-related drug therapies. Doctors will benefit from the daily roundup of medical news and innovation. People with AFib can get the latest insights into condition maintenance and care.
NEJM Journal Watch: Cardiology
NEJM Journal Watch: Cardiology
Even if you didn't go to med school and specialize in heart health, you can sound like you did by reading NEJM Journal Watch: Cardiology. This is a one-stop resource for timely health news. Use the site's search function to filter for AFib or other heart concerns.
Most of the vast resources here are available for all to read. The newest information is for paid subscribers. Articles more than six months old are available to registered users.
American College of Cardiology: In Touch Blog
American College of Cardiology: In Touch Blog
Stay up-to-date with heart health on the American College of Cardiology: In Touch Blog. The American College of Cardiology has a singular mission to improve the quality of care for all heart patients.
Learn about AFib through extensive archived posts including medical news stories, expert cases, reviews, and featured videos. This blog also has some great site features. Professionals can use the lifelong learning tools and clinical communities to keep informed.
Holy Cross Cardiovascular Blog
Holy Cross Cardiovascular Blog
Articles on cutting-edge cardiac research and other topics are available on the Holy Cross Cardiovascular Blog. The blog is hosted by Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Posts are authored by nine staff doctors who have a variety of professional certifications, from FACC to Ph.D.
All of the blog authors have multiple years of experience as practicing clinical cardiologists. They have made this blog's health information easy for anyone to read. Topics like lowering your cardio risk and the cardio-cancer connection will educate those with AFib and loved ones alike.
Athlete's Heart Blog
Athlete's Heart Blog
People learning about heart health and exercise should check out the Athlete's Heart Blog by Dr. Larry Creswell. Creswell is a heart surgeon and educator at the University of Mississippi School of Medicine. He enjoys the health benefits of swimming, biking, and running, and he heartily encourages people with heart conditions to do the same. Topics range from book reviews to "Heart 101: The Basics."
Life in the Fast Lane
Life in the Fast Lane
Run don't walk to Life in the Fast Lane and meet a fun and fascinating group of folks who really care about heart health. These self-described "Australasian" medical pros work in critical care units. They established the site to continually engage in their ongoing debates about their field, toxicology, eLearning, and emergency medicine. Search the archive for basic AFib information and in-depth analysis. You'll also enjoy the company of professionals passionately committed to healing and health.
A‑Fib.com: Atrial Fibrillation Resources for Patients
A‑Fib.com: Atrial Fibrillation Resources for Patients
A-Fib.com: Atrial Fibrillation Resources for Patients springs from the AFib attack and eventual recovery of Steve Ryan, Ph.D. Ryan earned his Ph.D. in Educational Communications from Ohio State University. He was cured of AFib by a procedure called focal point catheter ablation after numerous failed drug treatments and medical procedures.
Ryan started his website to help other people with AFib. He's also the author of the book "Beat Your AFib: The Essential Guide to Finding Your Cure."
Learntheheart.com: Cardiology and ECG Blog
Learntheheart.com: Cardiology and ECG Blog
Heart doctor and lifelong learner Dr. Steven Lome started his blog as a fourth-year medical student in 2003. He was trying to organize his copious notes on cardiovascular medicine at the time. Learntheheart.com: Cardiology and ECG Blog has grown to over 5,000 pages in the many years since.
The site's information ranges from med school textbook-level to layperson's terms. Any reader will benefit from the complete resource on heart health and ECG interpretation. The site also includes memory exercises, reviews, and quizzes.
Don't Miss a Beat
Don't Miss a Beat
You need current information so you can make informed decisions about your health if you're at risk for AFib. AFib can happen to anyone, but your risk increases with age. Keep up with these award-winning blogs about AFib and heart health.
You'll read the latest trends in heart medicine and procedures. You can also communicate with people who have AFib and their loved ones through the many communities on these blogs.
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- High blood pressure, Afib and your risk of stroke. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/More/MyHeartandStrokeNews/High-Blood-Pressure-Afib-and-Your-Risk-of-Stroke_UCM_443852_Article.jsp
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Our Port Angeles Bed & Breakfast Inn is the ideal place to begin and end your days as you visit the area. Birding at Dungeness Spit, a hike to Marymere Falls, beachcombing at Rialto Beach and a dip at the Sol Duc Hot Springs are just the beginning.
You can explore the Hoh Rain Forest, Ruby Beach, Kalaloch and Lake Quinault and still be back in time for dinner!
The warmth of this historic Dutch Colonial bed and breakfast located in the heart of Port Angeles, WA, with just the right touch of simple elegance invites you back to the romance and charm of the 1920's.
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