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After flirting with the automatic promotion places earlier in the campaign, a run of just one win in six has seen the Shrimps slip down to the mid-table prior to the Minstermen's visit to the Globe Arena and midfielders Wright and Fleming will sit out one-game bans after picking up five cautions this campaign.
The duo's absence could open the door for the likes of Marcus Marshall and Alex Kenyon to press their claims for regular starting spots in Jim Bentley's starting XI.
Striker Jack Redshaw continues to be eased back into action following a summer hip operation but Bentley is unlikely to thrust last season's top scorer in from the start just yet.
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I have two Dell Servers with multiple gigabit network ports each. These run a sync process using XCOPY. To improve throughput and reduce overall network impact, I have dedicated a connection on each machine to this purpose by directly connecting the machines with a cat 6 crossover cable and setting static IP addresses that are completely off the standard network. The transfer is mainly a one-way process.
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Med/Peds Faculty and Staff
Med/Peds Faculty and Staff
Jackie Elliott, M.A.T.
Program Coordinator, Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Training Program
Jackie Elliott graduated from the University of Kentucky in 2008, and then completed graduate school from the University of Louisville in 2009. Her interests include reading, hiking, camping, attending UofL football and basketball games, and visiting National Parks. She is currently working on her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law.
Laura Workman, M.D.
Program Director, Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Training Program
Dr. Laura Workman, a native of Louisville, went to state rival University of Kentucky to complete her undergraduate training from 2000-2004. She then returned to Louisville to the University of Louisville where she completed both medical school, graduating in 2008, and residency, finished in 2012. She served as chief resident for the internal medicine-pediatrics program during the calendar year 2011. In her time as chief, she led a series of board review sessions and was awarded a teaching award by her fellow med-peds residents in 2011. Following her love of teaching and residency education, Dr. Workman chose to stay at the University of Louisville as an Instructor in the Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics, serving first as the Associate Program Director and then the Program Director for the Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program.
Dr. Workman is married to Joshua Workman, a mechanical engineer, and they have two daughters, Leah and Zoe. Outside of work she enjoys movies of all types, fiction reading, shopping, and taking her girls to the park.
Amy Holthouser, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics
Director, Preclinical Curriculum and Assessment
Dr. Holthouser is a native of Louisville who completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Notre Dame, 1991-1995. She attended the University of Louisville for her Postgraduate Training, 1995-1997. Dr. Holthouser graduated from The University of Louisville School of Medicine in 2002, and completed her residency in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at the same institution in 2006. She subsequently joined faculty at U of L in 2006. Her academic responsibilities include directing the Interdisciplinary Clinical Cases course for first and second year medical students and assisting with the Internal Medicine Clerkship for third and fourth year students, as well as clinical patient care and bedside teaching for residents and students at Kosair Children's Hospital and the University Hospital on the U of L Health Science campus. Educational honors include: The Excellence in Clinical Education Award as a resident in 2003 and 2004, election to AOA as one of three residents out of a campus of 600 candidates by the medical school class of 2005, The Internal Medicine Program Professionalism Award given by consensus of her fellow residents in 2006, and winning the Gender Equity Award from the American Medical Student Association in 2007.
Dr. Holthouser's area of primary interest is student education, with a special interest in forging links between basic science knowledge and the clinical care of patients. She is married to Tom Pierce, a freelance writer. She has a stepson Ian and two daughters, Cady and Evie. Areas of interest outside of the medical field include cooking, gardening, home improvement, real estate, and fiction reading.
Charlene K. Mitchell, M.D., M.S.P.H
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics
Dr. Mitchell graduated from the University of Illinois College of Medicine, completing her Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatric Residency there in 1988. She earned her MSPH in Decision Science at the University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences in May 2004. She joined the faculty at the University of Louisville in 1989 and currently holds the academic title of Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Dr. Mitchell has held several administrative teaching positions over the years, and served as the Program Director for the University of Louisville Combined Internal Medicine/Pediatric Residency Program from 1989 to 2003. Her clinical teaching responsibilities include precepting medical students, medicine and medicine/pediatric residents on Internal Medicine wards at University Hospital. She served as co-investigator for a three-year (completed in April 2007) study on the Louisville Integrated Primary Care Training Program for the Department of Health and Human Services Administration's Graduate Psychology Education Program. Currently, she serves as hospitalist at the University Hospital, where she is also the Chair of the Pharmacy & Therapeutics, as well as the Utilization Management Committees.
University of Louisville Medicine/Pediatrics Trained Subspecialists
Keith Cross, M.D.
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Dr. Keith Cross attended Stanford University where he completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Russian, and a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering. He then worked as a project manager at a large consulting company. After taking night classes to become an EMT, he found he liked medicine, quit his consulting job, and entered medical school at the University of California in San Diego. He graduated in 2003, and completed a combined Internal Medicine & Pediatrics residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital in 2007 and a fellowship in Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Kosair Children's Hospital in 2010. He is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Louisville Medical School. His research interests include ED process and quality improvement, application of new technologies (particularly ultrasound), asthma care, pain management, and disaster management.
Gerald Lee, M.D.
Dr. Gerald Lee graduated from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and then completed his combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics residency at Saint Vincent's Hospital Manhattan in 2007. He stayed one more year to complete a chief residency in Pediatrics before starting a fellowship in Allergy and Immunology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Dr. Lee joined the faculty at the University of Louisville in 2011 in the Department of Pediatrics as the first full time allergist for the university. Dr. Lee's clinical responsibilities include managing the University Allergy Clinic as well as staffing the Immunodeficiency clinic along with the Infectious Disease section. His primary academic interest is medical education: he is currently enrolled at the University of Cincinnati in a Masters of Education and is a member of the continuing medical education committees for the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology and the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. Outside of work, Dr. Lee enjoys fiddling with gadgets and computers as well as running marathons with his wife, Jennifer.
David Nunley, M.D.
Pulmonology, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine
Dr. David Nunley matriculated from the Marshall University School of Medicine in 1985 and completed his residency training in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at the University of Kentucky. He then completed a fellowship in adult Pulmonary Medicine at the University of Wisconsin before attending the University of Pittsburgh to complete a fellowship in Critical Care Medicine. In 1993 while at the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. Nunley began his work in lung transplantation and was awarded a two-year National Research Service Award Fellowship to study transplant immunology. He is an active member of both the International Society of Heart and Lung Transplant and the American Thoracic Society, and has been recognized by the United Network of Organ Sharing (UNOS) for having special expertise in the area of Transplant Pulmonology. Following appointments at the University of Pittsburgh, Emory University in Atlanta, and The Ohio State University, Dr. Nunley presently holds an appointment as Professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Louisville. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Pulmonary Medicine, and Critical Care Medicine. Dr. Nunley has authored numerous publications and delivered several international presentations related to lung transplantation. His special interests include the critical care management of solid organ transplant patients, pulmonary complications of solid organ transplantation, and lung transplantation for suppurative pulmonary disorders.
Adrian O'Hagan, M.D.
Pediatric Pulmonology
Dr. O'Hagan graduated from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. After his Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatric Residency at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, he completed a Pediatric Pulmonary Fellowship at Washington University in 2000. He joined the University of Louisville in 2010. Although he spends the majority of his time working in pediatrics, he is also active in the adult Cystic Fibrosis clinic. His main interests include all aspects of adult and pediatric cystic fibrosis, including newborn screening and transition of these patients to adulthood.
Michael Ruppe, M.D.
Pediatric Critical Care
Dr. Michael Ruppe graduated from the University of Toledo College of Medicine and then completed his combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics residency at the University Hospitals of Cleveland/Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in 2006. He went on to complete a Pediatric Critical Care Medicine fellowship at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. With a focus in pediatric Cardiothoracic Critical Care, Dr. Ruppe came to U of L in 2009 and assumed a leadership role as the Medical Director of Cardiac Critical Care Services within the division of Pediatric Critical Care at Kosair Children's Hospital. Dr. Ruppe's clinical interests include cardiac intensive care and transplantation medicine. He enjoys teaching a variety of students, residents, and fellows and his current research is focused on the evolving uses for bedside ultrasound in critical care. He is married to Vanessa Ruppe who is a nurse practitioner and epilepsy surgery specialist in the division of pediatric neurology. They have two children, Joseph and Elizabeth. Dr. Ruppe is an aspiring marathon runner and enjoys landscaping and playing with his kids and goldendoodle named Lollipop.
Thomas Stephen, M.D.
Pediatric Gastroenterology
Dr. Thomas Stephen graduated from Medical College, Kottayam (University of Kerala), India. After his Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatric Residency at the Henry Ford Hospital, MI, he completed a Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship at University of Louisville School of Medicine. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Pediatric Gastroenterology. Dr. Stephen works within the Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology serving infants and children of Kentucky and southern Indiana with gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, pancreatic disorders and nutritional problems.
Jessica Stumbo, M.D.
Sports Medicine
I was born and raised in Hindman, a small town in Eastern Kentucky. From there, I moved to Danville, Kentucky where I got my B.S. in Biology from Centre College. After college, I attended the University of Kentucky College of Medicine where I was nominated to the Alpha Omega Honor Society. I remained at UK and completed an Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency. After residency, I traded the big blue for red & came to Louisville to complete a Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship. I fell in love with the city, as well as my husband, and decided to stay and join Dr. Becker as a sports medicine faculty member. Some of my medical interests include the female athlete triad, concussions, chronic exertional compartment syndrome, sports nutrition and joint injections. My interests outside of medicine include shopping and photography.
Charles F. Moore, Jr., M.D.
Adult and Pediatric Rheumatology
Dr. Charles F. Moore, Jr. completed medical school and Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency training at the University of Louisville. After residency, he spent six years as a hospitalist in Evansville, Indiana, before going back into fellowship for rheumatology at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. In July 2013, Dr. Moore moved back to Louisville and joined the rheumatology division. Currently, he sees adult rheumatology patients at HCOC, AIM, UofL Hospital, the VA, and Jewish Hospital, as well as staffs a new adolescent rheumatology transition clinic in partnership with the division of pediatric rheumatology.


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Is there a difference between unlikeable and dislikeable? It feels like there is, but I'm uncertain how to explain it.
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Assume there are three states of fondness for something.
Disliking something is not the same as not liking something. If I don't like peas, I will eat them with no pleasure. If I dislike peas, I will actually find them nasty.
So, dislikeable is something that's easy to dislike.
Unlikeable is something that's difficult to like.
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the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don't or can't like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no particular aversion to at the moment).
At first glance, it seems pretty straightforward. Unlikeable - 'Not likeable' (Not necessarily negative, just straddling the fence. Infrequent usage) Dislikeable - 'easily hated' or 'easily vilified'
Unless you mean the new 'unlike'-able, which is a sad result of the FB culture and not a real word.
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Herrera for Men
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Herrera for Men
Herrera for Men ...
for the 3rd time this week....can't help it...the wife loves it.
3 sprays of Rive Gauche INTENSE
no chance anyone smells me today with RG's weak sillage... :(
Herrera for Men
Amen. We're in an obvious minority, but I DO NOT get the attraction to D&G. So generic smelling to me.
Rive Gauche Intense
Herrera for Men
Herrera for Men
Pretty certain mine was Herrera for Men...even though I wasn't much into fragrances then.
The attire was the standard black tux with vest and four-in-hand tie.
Creed Millesime Imperial
Rive GaucheINTENSE
Interesting...smoky and sweet is definitely not how I would described RG. Guess that's one of the reasons it's tough to compare it.
Polo Blue
Pretty big Elvis fan here. Not sure where the Creed info came from and that may very well be true. However, Elvis wore Jovan Musk and Brut during the 70's - probably not the fragrance choices of...
Rive Gauche Intense
YSL Rive Gauche
Others have 100 times the knowledge that I do on this subject, but I will take the time to add that I have found Tea for Two to have very good longevity. Still relatively strong by quitting time.
Roberto Cavalli
Giving Tea for Two a second test run. Didn't knock me over the first time but I think it might be growing on me.
Black for the mild upset...gonna be a nailbiter.
Given its following, surprised to see Dzing! only a #16...
Geir coming down the wire...
If people are going to ask me what I'm wearing, I at least want to pronounce it correctly.
I believe it should be pronounced:
Reeve Go-sh[long "o"]
Is that correct? I do think you could put...
Rive Gauche
Herrera for Men
Tea for Two
Creed GIT
212 Men
Creed Bois de Portugal
John Varvatos
Bois de Portugal...
for the first time. Not that excited about it.
John Varvatos
post a link to the auction. I'd love to see how he tried to pawn off colored water as cologne.
YSL Rive Gauche
Today: Geir
3-16: YSL Rive Gauche
3-15: Tea for Two
Chris -
In my limited experience I would say that it has average staying power. I can still smell it on my wrist but it has diminished pretty significantly. I sprayed 4 times (chest, neck, wrist)...
Rive Gauche
just sprayed a test spray on my wrist last night so a little hard to tell.
I'm wearing it today for the first time, so I'll let you know.
Just got a 10 mL of Rive Gauche in. Settles down in the drydown and is just....well, terrific. Can see how someone got bitten over this scent! :P
Blvgari Aqva
Sure, refer me to something that is really hard to find! I'll get hooked and then not be able to afford or find it.
I ordered a few more today based on some of the discussions I've looked at. Now...
I have not, though I've been reading a little about it, as well as T42. Will probably give those a try. Descriptions of DZING seem to be all over the board.
New here and just getting into being a bit compulsive about fragrances.
I'm looking to broaden my horizons a bit and have recently purchased a few samples based on discussions here and elsewhere....


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Careers Services debate
Wednesday, December 12th, 2012 @ 8:18PM
I spoke in a debate about the "modernisation" of Scotland's careers services in the Parliament on December 6th – drawing attention to the reduction in these essential services, particularly one-to-one meetings, due to an SNP Government cut of 20% to frontline services at Skills Development Scotland. My speech is below, and you can read the full debate here.
Kezia Dugdale (Lothian) (Lab): At Jewel and Esk College along the road, there are 1,800 full-time students and just under 8,000 learners overall. I understand that there is just one member of SDS staff left at the college, who is there for one and a half days a week. There has been a huge reduction in the service in the past 12 months alone.
However, SDS is not only scaling back services in colleges; offices are closing down, and where they remain open the opening hours are reduced and the service has been moved into jobcentres. At first glance, that seems to be a good thing, but, when set against the changing practices of the Department for Work and Pensions and the reality of how jobcentres work, it is devastating. Many jobcentres operate on an appointment-only basis. I have spoken to countless young people who find going to the jobcentre incredibly intimidating, especially when the first thing they are faced with is a security guard asking them why they are there. I mentioned that because we cannot ignore the wider context of this debate and the wider context of SDS service revision.
I have heard numerous SNP members who are somehow bemused as to why Labour would oppose the RAG system—that is, the red, amber and green system. Jamie Hepburn said that it is designed to focus on those who are in need. Let me take a moment to explain to him and others why we hold our view. The Unison briefing notes that the vast majority of drop-ins at careers centres were diagnosed as needing one-to-one advice help. In some instances, 80 per cent had an identified need. The 2009 annual report for SDS boasts that 242,000 young people dropped in. If we apply Unison's evidence that 80 per cent need help, what we get is a figure of 193,600 one-to-ones taking place in 2009-10. The SDS expects to deal with 35,000 amber clients, which is a huge reduction in service in only three years; in fact, that is less than a fifth of the number from three years ago. It looks to me as though tens of thousands of young people will simply slip through the net as a consequence of the changes.
Face-to-face contact goes hand in hand with the website, which should not replace those services, but that is what is happening. Joan McAlpine said that the 35,000 people in the amber group are NEETs. I say gently to her that NEETs are, of course, people who are not in education, employment or training, so how can 35,000 school pupils be considered to be NEETs?
The minister talked about the pioneering service that my world of work represents. I read in papers ahead of the debate that many people praise the service, including the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and the World Bank. I say to the minister that it is a shame that just 17 per cent of pupils know that it exists. The minister's response to my colleague Drew Smith was particularly misleading, because it is necessary to register on the website in order to access a number of the tools. I know that because I had to do it in order to see what tools are available on the website. So, I am afraid that what the minister said is just simply wrong, because 83 per cent of Drew Smith's constituents are missing out and 88 per cent of the kids in Edinburgh are missing out, which means that 14,975 pupils in Edinburgh alone are missing out as a consequence of the programme.
Mary Scanlon rightly pointed out that 93 per cent of staff whom SDS surveyed are unhappy with the new system. It was not unreasonable of her to expect the minister simply to listen to what the union is saying. We have a Tory spokesperson here asking the minister to listen to a trade union. Does the minister not understand that that is a simple ask? I hope that in her closing remarks she will reflect on that.
While we are on the topic of the Education and Culture Committee, I refer the minister to a point in the Official Report of the meeting of 27 November, which I am sure she read before she came to the chamber today. One of the committee's members asked SDS how much the my world of work website cost, and SDS said that it would write to the committee with the details. I checked with the committee clerks this morning and found that SDS had told them that they would get an update response before this debate started. However, I am afraid that such a response has not arrived with any of the committee's members, and I have not seen it, either. I think that it is unreasonable to be asked to debate a website without knowing simple things such as how much it cost the Government to produce. I hope that the minister will be able to provide some information on that at the end of the debate.
This is not, of course, the first time that I have complained to the minister about how difficult it is to extract information from SDS; it happened to me over apprenticeships and it happens to many of my colleagues every time they submit a freedom of information request. I asked the minister during a previous debate to address that issue, and I ask her again to look at the obfuscation and SDS's deliberate attempts to stop members of the Opposition having simple facts ahead of debates.
Neil Bibby perhaps put it best when he said that giving young people one-to-one advice allows them a decent chance of getting a job. It is not too much to ask, but asking for it is exactly what the Government wants young people to do.
An SDS official told the Education and Culture Committee:
"If a young person finds that they are struggling, they will come forward. They have done so in the past … and there is nothing to stop them doing so now."—[Official Report, Education and Culture Committee, 27 November 2012; c 1646.]
How complacent. How arrogant. If we ask any teacher, youth worker or anybody else who has contact with young people, they will tell us that often the last thing a struggling young person will do is ask for help, and that serious interventions are needed to help them to move forward.
I believe that tomorrow marks the minister's first anniversary in her job. There has been little mention of that today, with no cake and no party—certainly not one that Neil Findlay and I have been invited to. I wonder whether that is because, after the minister's 12 months in the job and with £18 million spent, youth unemployment is higher than it was when she took up her post. Is that any surprise after what we have heard in this afternoon's debate—arrogance and complacency from a Government that is out of touch and ill-informed? Today, more than 100,000 young people in Scotland are unemployed, but the minister says, "Everything's fine. We've got a website for that."
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I ended up ordering for both Mr A and I as he couldn't make out anything on the board and Pork belly is always a good choice when I see it on the menu. The Japanese rendition of it results in a slow braised, tender meat so who can lose. The pork belly was complemented by a sweet and spicy sauce and some savoury broth. On the side was a mix of salad leaves and pickled vegetables which didn't do much for me.
I was craving gyu-don so I assumed that Gyuzara would be the same, if not similar. The thin strips of beef marinated in a sweet soy-based broth were satisfying to my empty stomach and the rice soaked in the flavoursome broth made for a hearty meal.
The miso soup had a variety of vegetables mixed into the soup which added a sweet taste to it but I didn't like it as much as the normal savoury miso flavour and would have much preferred the typical addition of seaweed and tofu.
Purple Peanuts offer a simple menu with a modern twist and the prices are at good value considering the location. I wouldn't hesitate to return for dinner or lunch if I can skip the lines but I'll be giving the miso soup a miss next time. Check it out!
Food: 7.5/10
Service: 7.5/10
Value: 8.5/10
Will I return? Yes, for a quick and tasty bite.
Purple Peanuts Japanese Cafe
620 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
(03) 9620 9548
Mon to Sat 10am - 8:30pm
Onto another modern cafe, I revisited Peko Peko and it was still as wholesome, tasty and easy on the wallet as ever.
Mr A wanted to take his parents out to eat Taiwanese so Peko Peko was a great, affordable spot.
Starting off with the Taiwanese sausages which were fatty with a sweet taste and I could have eaten this serving all to myself. A great snack to ease our stomachs in before our dishes arrived.
We didn't think the devil chicken ribs were anything special as we had an expectation that they would have a fiery kick hence the name 'devil' but nonetheless, they were crispy outside, tender inside and well cooked.
Once again, I ordered the About Beef noodle soup and it was wholesome, hearty with a herbal taste. The noodles were softer this time which let the dish down as I really enjoyed the al dente texture on my previous visit.
The pop chicken was consistently nice and crunchy but with such a large amount piled into the bento box, I would never be able to get through the serving.
The honey glazed chicken was very crisp and sticky with a light honey flavour; usually I detest dishes like these but Ming recommended it and I have to agree that it is indeed yum!
Gotta love it when a family of 6 can eat dinner and be stuffed for just under $90. Peko Peko isn't anything fancy but it's great value for delicious and satisfying food.
Apparently the world is coming to an end this Friday, but that doesn't stop me from making restaurant reservations - we're going out to celebrate one of our good friend's birthday which should be lots of fun! Anyone stockpiling food?
Food: 8/10
Service: 8/10
Value: 9/10
Will I return? Yes, the food is tasty and excellent value.
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Minimum Temperature
In general terms every employer (Cardiff University included) has a legal responsibility under the Workplace Health, Safety and Welfare Regulations 1992 to ensure that "During working hours, the temperature in all workplaces inside buildings shall be reasonable". In practice this means that the temperature in workrooms should provide "reasonable" comfort without the need for special clothing. The temperature in workrooms should normally be at least 16 degrees Celsius one hour after the declared heating time start.
Cardiff University campus buildings are generally heated to a target maximum internal space temperature of 20 degrees Celsius during the heating season. This is one degree higher than the maximum level specified in the legislative document: Control of Fuel and Electricity (Heating)(Control)(Amendment) Order 1980.
Heating Season
The heating season spans from 1st October to 30th April inclusive. Should internal space temperatures in September and May fall dramatically lower than average due to abnormal weather conditions, Estates will monitor the conditions and consider if heating is required. During late May, June, July, August and early September, heating systems are generally being overhauled and maintained in readiness for the heating season so it may not be possible to quickly switch heating systems back on.
Declared Heating Times
Heating times for academic buildings during the heating season are based upon the building being as close to the maximum internal temperature set point as possible for building occupancy between 8:30 – 5pm, Monday to Friday. (Note: The "Declared" heating start time of 08:30am Monday to Friday is used for compliance with the Workplace Health, Safety and Welfare Regulations 1992).
Pool rooms, lecture theatres and teaching areas are heated during the heating season to their class booking times once these times are known. Similarly, library areas are heated during the heating seasons to cover their opening times.
Heating outside of these times during the heating season may be considered although there may be a charge made for this to the department/school requesting this option.
Heating Controls
Optimum Start-Stop
The vast majority of the Cardiff University campus is controlled by a Building Energy Management System (BeMS). This entails an optimum start-stop routine that calculates times for the heating to come on at full power to pre-heat buildings prior to the normal start time. These calculations rely upon both external internal space temperature sensors being operational to enable the heating plant up to four or five hours beforehand, dependent upon the environmental conditions sensed. Similarly, the heating can go into an "optimum-off" setting later in the heating day if the building is warm enough, again to save energy.
Weather Compensated Heating
Most radiator circuit temperatures around campus are controlled after occupation time by the outside temperature conditions (E.g. If the outside temperature is very low, the radiator circuits will be running at their maximum. This temperature drops as the outside temperature warms up.). This is possible due to the building fabric losses being higher in colder weather. Many times during mild day conditions, the radiator circuits can therefore appear lukewarm or even cool and this is due to the compensation system working.
Outside Air Temperature Cut-off
Should the outside air temperature become very mild (normally at least above 16C), heating systems will cut-off automatically.
Thermostatic Radiator Valves
Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRV's) should be considered as almost a fit-and-forget item as they can be set to regulate local room temperatures without the need for turning valves on and off. A recurrent "lack-of room heating" problem that is regularly reported to Estates is that room temperature is regulated by user turning the TRV up to maximum in the morning and then turned completely off in the afternoon…… the TRV is then frequently left off overnight making the room cold the following morning. Due to this issue, many TRV's installed over the past few years have been non-adjustable types.
It is recommended that where adjustable TRV's are installed, they are left set in the most comfortable position for each individual user.
Residences Heating
Residences are heated to a residential room temperature set point of 21 degrees Celsius and specific residential occupancy heating times are available from the Campus Services Division.mOutside air temperature cut off is set at a higher level than academic buildings due to the known sedentary nature of the residences occupants.
Hot water in Residences is aimed to be maintained at a minimum of 55 degrees Celsius to comply with the University's Legionella control scheme and blended at showers/baths to prevent scolding.
Portable Heaters
To comply with the Electricity Supply Regulations all portable heaters must only be connected to the University's electrical "System" after being authorised and recorded by Estates. The use of unauthorised portable heaters is therefore not permitted as:-
1. They constitute an increased fire risk to the buildings and occupants
2. They can cause false temperatures to be sensed on the BeMS and prevent heating to be enabled (previous historic incidents have been recorded whereby entire heating zones have been held off due to high temperatures being sensed in buildings thus preventing heating to other occupants being enabled due to an unauthorised portable electric heater being left on overnight.).
3. The electrical system may not be designed for heavy continuous load use such as portable heaters; can cause overload to occur and there is a real potential for disastrous failure of circuits or even entire electrical systems.
4. Use of unauthorised heaters may constitute a breach of the Electricity Supply Regulations 1988 by being connected to the University's electrical "System".
Should there be a failure of heating in a building or buildings, Estates will endeavour to provide emergency portable heating if at all practically possible to retain the use of the areas. Individual rooms not attaining minimum space temperatures should be referred to Estates so that they can be dealt with as appropriate.
All emergency portable heaters must be authorised in writing by Estates and must have a current Portable Appliance Test (PAT) certificate.
Personal portable heaters must not be brought in from home and connected to the University's electrical system as this may constitute a breach of the Electricity Supply Regulations 1988 as noted previously
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Great value for money
As a family of four with two teenagers, we wanted to be near the city centre without being on top of it, with its associated crowds and noise. Hotel Cimon is perfect for this. Amenities such as the pool, the views, the ample parking, access to restaurants (Dennis and John provide a comprehensive list), the massive breakfast and the commitment to customer service made Hotel Cimon a great holiday option for us. We stayed four nights and found this to be a great jumping-off point for exploring the many area beaches. Driving home, we all agreed that this was as enjoyable a family holiday as our much more expensive get-aways.
Great guest house
Certainly lived up to its web site .We had a superior room - large and tastefully decorated.
The owners were extremely helpful and friendly- and have given the place warmth
and a special feel.
We had wonderful weather and had excellent breakfasts on the deck round the pool .
Centrally located though steep hill .
No chintz and no children - great!!!
We wanted a fairly stylish, not necessarily cheap, definitely not chintzy, small hotel as a base when visiting relatives in Babbacombe (our experiences with Babbacombe hotels on past trips varied from the so-so to the dreadful). The reviews for Hotel Cimon looked encouraging and my phone call to book was so welcoming and enthusiastic that I was cautiously optimistic that we'd cracked it this time. And I was not disappointed.
Apparently John and Dennis are new owners and are gradually putting their own stamp on the decor (which does still have vestiges of traditional English guest house retro kitsch - notably in the bar and the breakfast room but, hey, it's early days).
Three things stand out:
1) I mentioned the bad review by the woman with her children and John (or Dennis) said he remembered the woman, gave his side of the story and said that that experience had led to them deciding to do away with family rooms and discourage people bringing children - he said the difference in noise levels at breakfast and the more relaxed atmosphere around the pool was so noticeable that theywere really glad they'd done it. So were we. And so, I think, will others who aren't themselves travelling with kids.
2) The pancakes with apple, maple syrup, cream, cinnamon (and goodness knows what else) did nothing for my weight loss programme but they, and other cooked options, made a very welcome change from the usual Full English (which is also on offer). And the home-made bread/cake was a nice touch.
3) After booking I googled and found the hotel listed on a Gay Torquay site proclaiming it as gay-run and gay-friendly. Although I've stayed at gay-run hotels before (without knowing beforehand) and had no problems at all, I was midly concerned that this one might be gay-centric and, as a hetero-sexual couple, we'd feel uncomfortable. However, I can reassure anyone who does the same thing that they need have no worries on that score at all.
It's not as pared-down and stylish as I like hotels to be - you wouldn't mistake it for a boutique hotel - but then I'm probably in a tiny minority looking for that at the seaside, particularly in Torbay. I'd recommend this hotel to anyone who doesn't need easy walking to the seafront, doesn't want to be in the company of coach parties and who likes things a little bit different.
Lovely hotel
My husband and I have just returned from the Hotel Cimon for a 4 day break and we was not disappointed. Tthe Hotel Cimon is a lovely hotel, situated about 5 mins from the centre of Torquay. It has a heated swimming pool, and a nice garden effect with tropical plants etc. The bedrooms are comfortable, clean and have extrodinarily high ceilings. All bedrooms have tea/coffee making facilities, alarm clock radio's, hairdryers and all ensuite. The owners Dennis and John were friendly, polite and very helpful. The breakfasts were huge and there was plenty of choice from fruit and yogurts to the full english breakfast. If we ever go to Torquay agin we will stay here!
A great break
Found the hotel by chance. The welcome was both warm and inviting. All the people all the hotel staff were friendly and very helpful and this made my stay very enjoyable and relaxing. I was a stranger to Torquay but their advice was both sound and invaluable.
My room was very comfortable, immaculate, and had a great sea view. The breakfasts were huge, home-cooked and excellent.
Overall I would recommend the Hotel Cimon to anybody and I will certainly be returning.
Very close to the busy centre but peaceful with a gorgeous pool.
Different to what we expected
My boyfriend and I booked this hotel with 2 children in tow, after looking at the Hotels main website and making an online enquiry. When I phoned to make the booking, I was informed that the family room was small but the older child could have a room of her own at no extra cost.
Upon arrival we were shown our rooms where we were to stay for 3 nights. The family room consisted of two small rooms separated by a curtain. The younger child had two single beds where she slept, one could have been removed to make more room.
Our double bed was in fact two single beds pushed together. Besides a wardrobe there was not much room for anything else. Although there were windows in a separate room where the youngest slept, we didnt have any, making us feel pretty claustrophobic. The shower light failed on several occasions and the lamp beside our beds didnt work. The TV was suspended on the wall high up and far too close which meant we had to move ourselves right to the end of the bed to get the best view. On the plus side the location was great, the breakfast was enjoyable and having been impressed by the home made fruitbread I asked for the recipe.
Great short break
Just spent a weekend at Hotel Cimon on the recommendation of this site, and can say I was certainly not disappointed. The rooms are clean, the breakfasts hearty, and the hotel is well placed for the shops, bars and harbour. There is the added bonus of a heated outdoor pool. The owners Dennis and John are friendly and very welcoming. As someone who usually stays in large chain hotels, this gem has been a great find.
Brilliant allrounder
This lovely, comfortable and clean hotel has everything to recommend it. The rooms are nicely decorated and the owners are extremely friendly, welcoming and accommodating. The hotel has a lovely swimming pool which is set in a tropical like garden and is kept very clean and well maintained. It is within about 5 minutes walking distance to Torquay town centre and is excellent value for money. I have stayed at this hotal three times now and would not hesitate to go back.
Great hosts
just returned from a lovely stay at the hotel cimon. Spent two nights and can't say enough about the exemplary service that Dennis provided for my girlfriend and I. The pool area is fantastic, pool was heated perfectly for the cool weather we had. If you want a friendly, clean and relaxing place to stay in torquay the hotel cimon is the place to go.
A real 'find'...
Such a lovely hotel - a real 'home from home'. Dennis and John are the owners, and really can't do enough for you. They were telling me over a drink in the bar one night that they took the hotel over in early 2004 and have already made massive changes, including completely overhauling the sun-trap of a terrace by adding tropical planting, decking and wonderful garden furniture and sunloungers to enjoy the Torquay sun on. And, which is quite rare for a hotel in Torquay - they have a 30ft heated swimming pool! The rooms are lovely and clean, with amazing high ceilings as the hotel's a converted Victorian mansion. They are all en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities and a TV, and many of the rooms have lovely views over the pool and the sea. The hotel bar reminds me of a 'traditional' English pub, you'll normally find Dennis being 'head-bar man' and you can spend an evening chatting away to him, getting advice on Torquay's local attractions or alternatively sit on your own in a corner of the bar, unwinding after a busy day. The hotel is bed and breakfast, and the breakfasts are absolutely amazing, proper home cooking, and will really set you up for the day, though I think they also do snacks during the day time (not that I needed it after the breakfast!) It's really centrally located, with the town and the sea front both in walking distance. We came across this hotel by chance but we'll definitely be going back for the warm welcome and the lovely atmosphere.
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The more than two-million dollar project aimed at improving in and after school programs at Faine and Grandview Elementary schools is still in its beginning stages.
"When is it going to start?" is a question that Faine Principal Deloris Potter has heard often.
The answer is that it all has started, at least in planning. The grant money will allow the schools to provide things never conceived in the past, such as after school academic help and music and art projects.
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I Am: Eucharistic Meditations on the Gospel
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"I Am": Eucharistic Meditations on the Gospel is a book of Roman Catholic meditations written in 1912 by the Venerable Concepcion Cabrera de Armida (often simply called Conchita), a Mexican mystic who is in the process of beatification.
The writings that constitute the book were the results of meditations in the presence of the Holy Eucharist. They aim to clarify the words with which Jesus defines Who He is in a variety of statements beginning with the words: "I am". The book thus aims to lead the reader to a better understanding of the mystery of Jesus Christ.
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ISMAILIA, Egypt (Reuters) - Islamist militants in the Sinai Peninsula claimed responsibility for a rocket attack on the Israeli Red Sea resort of Eilat on Wednesday, and Egyptian security sources said the rockets had probably been fired from the Egyptian territory.
In a statement posted on its website, the hardline militant group Magles Shoura al-Mujahddin said it had targeted Eilat with two Grad missiles on Wednesday morning, and then withdrew safely.
It said the attack was in retaliation for what it described as the Israeli army's attack on protesters demonstrating over the death of a Palestinian prisoner.
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[DUPE-93] SimpleStore and GroupingStore appearing in api documentation search
In the api documentation, search for "loaddata" in the API Home tab, you get results for GroupingStore and SimpleStore, click on either and nothing loads in their tabs.
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|David Crane Halsted
|17th United States Ambassador to Chad
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|Bill Clinton
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David Crane Halsted (born 1941) is an American diplomat. He served as the United States Ambassador to Chad from 1996 to 1999.
Halsted was born in Vermont in 1941.[2] His mother was Katharine Halsted. Halsted attended Deerfield Academy and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1963. He graduated from George Washington University in 1968[3] and later joined the U.S. Foreign Service. On June 11, 1996, Halsted was nominated by President Bill Clinton to be the United States Ambassador to Chad. He was confirmed on September 12, 1996, and remained in that post until August 6, 1999.[4]
On September 29, 1998, Halsted's mother died. Halsted also has three siblings, Margaret, Bayard and Alfred.[5]
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Britain's budget shortfall was larger than economists forecast in June, prompting some to question whether Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne can meet his deficit-reduction targets for the year.
The 14 billion-pound ($22.6 billion) deficit, which excludes government support for banks, was little changed from the 13.6 billion pounds posted a year earlier, the Office for National Statistics said in London today. The median of 13 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey was for a deficit of 12.5 billion pounds. Revenue rose 5.6 percent and spending grew 4.9 percent.
The government is pushing through austerity measures to reduce the budget shortfall, which reached a record 11 percent of gross domestic product in the aftermath of the recession. With the economic recovery showing signs of cooling, the Labour opposition and some economists say Osborne may find it hard to achieve his target of limiting the deficit to 122 billion pounds in the current fiscal year.
"Expenditure will need to be reined back in the coming months," to meet that goal, said Hetal Mehta, an economist at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe in London. "But with economic growth remaining feeble, tax receipts could falter, and we think it is more likely that the government ends up overshooting its target."
Bonus-Tax Boost
In the first three months of the fiscal year, the budget gap was 39.2 billion pounds, little changed from a year earlier, although April 2010 saw a 3.5 billion-pound boost from a one-time tax on banker bonuses introduced by the previous Labour government. The current-budget deficit, which excludes net investment, was also little changed at 33.9 billion pounds.
A jump in value-added tax last month, reflecting January's increase in the rate to 20 percent, helped to offset lower receipts of income tax and corporation tax. The budget shortfall including government support for banks was 12 billion pounds, while the cash measure of the deficit was 21 billion pounds. Net debt climbed to 944.3 billion pounds, or 61.9 percent of GDP.
The underlying deficit in the fiscal year that ended in March was 142.1 billion pounds, 1.1 billion pounds lower than previously estimated. The change was due to an upward revision to tax receipts and downward revisions to borrowing by non-financial public corporations, the statistics office said.
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"Today's figures show that the government's fiscal plans remain on track and in line with the overall forecast for the year from the independent Office for Budget Responsibility," the Treasury said in an e-mailed statement.
In a commentary released today, the OBR noted the distortion caused by the bank payroll tax last year and said it expects growth in receipts to accelerate from the 4.6 percent achieved in the first three months of the fiscal year.
High crude prices and the government decision to increase taxes on oil-production profits will boost offshore corporation tax later in the year, the fiscal watchdog said. Revenue will also be boosted by the "delayed impact" of the new 50 percent top tax rate on personal incomes above 150,000 pounds, it said.
Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative-led government has staked its reputation on being able to eliminate a structural deficit of almost 5 percent of economic output within the current parliament, which ends in 2015. The cuts involve the loss of more than 300,000 public-sector jobs and 18 billion pounds of welfare reductions.
The impact of the measures was underlined today when Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary said British police are on course to cut 34,100 jobs between 2010 and 2015, taking the workforce back to its 2003 level. A third of the reduction, which aims to save 1.6 billion pounds, had already been made by March.
Labour's home affairs spokeswoman, Yvette Cooper, called the cuts "an irresponsible gamble with crime and public safety."
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