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Exceptional situation in the heart of Paris, minutes from Le Louvre, the Palais Royal, the Tuileries Gardens or Beaubourg. Lots of cafés and bistros, Metro, Buses, RER to airport and train stations. Located on the 4th floor of an ancient building with windows viewing on the street and courtyard, this charming n bright apartment will accommodate up to 5 people. 65sq m, 1 double LR, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom. Nice hardwood floors, lots of storage. The double living room consists of two areas separated by old beams (and curtains for privacy):
The Living Room area has a king sofa bed, bookshelves, TV, desk. There is a separate dining area and a little den with small sofa. The bedroom has a king bed (or 2 twins). Nicely furnished with antiques, kitchen fully equipped with modern appliances.
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- The apartment you have on bouloi st. where we stayed in early June,07, was unforgettable. located in the premier rendissement we were free to walk into thehistorical international museums easily and in safety. the bouloi apartment was exceptionally clean with quaint windows which can be opened to the street and courtyard. the breeze was clean and without bugs and wooed us to sleep at night. the kitchen is cozy with everything you need to have those midnight snacks, cheese, crackers, bread, pastries, orange juice kept cold in the frig. there was room for us to carry on urgent business in the dining room at thetable,with a CD player near for us to play classical CD. there is a TV and landphones. Most of all it is a cozy apartment and we were delighted. Sharon and Jack, Houston Texas.
- Your apartment was much more than I expected. It is airy and light, spacious and homey, a home away from home, with a Parisian flair. I loved the neighborhood and its location. Kate, Pacifica,Ca
Apartment is very cosy, spacious, light with a lot of such nice things like photos, paintings, books, with flowers that makes you feel like at home and not just in the property for temporary rental.
Bed is big and very comfortable. Street is quiet even during working days so you can sleep with open windows.
Kitchen has appliances and utensil that you may need if you prefer to cook and not to go to the restaurant (which there are a lot of nearby).
Les Halles (hub with metro and several RER lines) is around 500m from house. You can get here directly from Charle de Gaulle airport which is very convenient.
Basia was very responsive answering our mails and helpful when we were at the place.
We recommend this apartment to everyone who is looking not just a space for a sleep but who value and want to feel parisian atmosphere.
And we hope we'll have a chance to come to Paris and stay here again.
Our family of 4 stayed in the apartment for 5 nights at the end of June. It was great! There was plenty of room, the beds were great, had all the conveniences we wanted. The street was quiet, but near lots of shops, restaurants, tourist spots etc. No problem with noise sleeping with the windows open. There was a written guide to the house and neighborhood waiting for us on the dining table, along with maps. While making the reservations, Basia was very clear and quick to respond, very professional. There was going to be construction going on around the building during our stay, which she warned us about prior to taking our reservation and gave an accurate description of so that we could make an informed decision. (It was not a problem!). There are 85 steps up to the apartment (my kids counted every day!), but they are wide and shallow, with frequent landings, so it was not a problem even for this overweight 52 year old.
We stayed in 2 other apartments during our trip to Europe, and this was by far the best. It really felt like home, and we felt like we were living in Paris, visiting a friend, than staying there in an impersonal space. This was exactly what we wanted, and we would not hesitate to recommend this apartment to friends, or to stay there again.
The apartment is everything promised by the website. It is airy, clean and inviting. The appliances and wifi functioned perfectly, and the king size bed was a luxury. Although very hot, reaching 30°C, the apartment remained cool and while without an elevator, we were quickly accustomed to the ascent. We have rented several different Paris apartments over the years and this was by far the easiest check in and departure. Customer service was excellent. Near by restaurants were good or excellent. We would highly recommend this property to friends.
The location of Basia's apartment in the 1st Arrondissement is pretty close to perfect - close to a street full of great restaurants & bakeries and just a short walk from the Louvre. The apartment is charming and clean with comfortable beds and a bright dining area, and it had plenty of space for the three of us. It's on the fourth floor of an historic building, so there are winding stairs to walk up, but they were never a problem (though this would not be a good rental for anyone with true mobility issues). We were in Paris during a heat wave, and while there's no air conditioning, the building stayed quite comfortable, and we only used the fan one night. There was some work being done to clean the building's exterior while we were there, which resulted in some daytime noise. We appreciated that Basia contacted us about this ahead of time and offered a small discount, given the situation. Communication was excellent, and we'd return to this apartment in a heartbeat if we were to plan another trip.
My wife and I stayed in the apartment mid-June. It was as described. More than enough room for the two of us. Be aware that there are 7 flights of stairs up to the property. A healthy climb, indeed. The 4 Metro is through the underground shopping center a block away. Easy enough access to the Paris sights and neighborhoods. Basai said was helpful in getting us going. Comfortable and clean. Recommended if you can handle lots of stairs.
My husband and I spent 5 days in this apartment and our stay was absolutely amazing. From the moment we stepped into it, we felt completely at home. It's very spacious and airy with a lot of natural light. The impression is more of a friend's place and not just a rental as you are surrounded by tastefully selected furniture, books, paintings, family photos and other personal touches. All the rooms were very well appointed and provided everything we needed for a very comfortable and care-free stay. We had almost all of our breakfasts at home having fresh bread, pastries, cheese and fruits from the nearby places. And of course location, location, location! You are in the heart of Paris and can walk almost everywhere. On a practical note: communicating with Basia was very easy. She responded to all my numerous emails without delays and was always very helpful. The building doesn't have an elevator, but the walk up wasn't a problem for us. AND we survived the heat wave with just a fan. I would recommend this apartment without any hesitation an will be happy to stay there again.
Two streets from the Louvre, 5 minutes from Pompidou, Palais-Royal, Place des Victoires, Pedestrian area of Montorgueil. 3min from Les Halles Shopping Center (100 shops, 20 movie theatres, swimming pool), RER station to Airports and Train Stations. Walk to the Seine, Notre-Dame, Opera.
Other Activities: rent a bike at the foot of the building.
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4 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
Payment 50% of rent at booking.
Full pay 2 weeks before arrival.
65 euros for cleaning.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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The Park apartment, Holyrood, Edinburgh
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı4
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Boyut45 metrekare
Floor No.1
- İnternet/Kablosuz ağ
- Havlu
- Aile / Çocuk dostu
- Mutfak
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- Bebek karyolası
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|Holyrood Road, EH8 8BA Edinburgh, Büyük Britanya
|Mülkiyet türü
|Referans kodu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|3 days ago
The living room is comfortable and has a dining area with table and chairs. There is a TV and free WiFi internet access for your laptop or mobile devices. There is laminate flooring throughout. The sofa converts in to a double sofa-bed.
The modern kitchen is well provided with crockery, cutlery, glasses and kitchenware, as well as a washing machine (a clothes horse is provided for drying clothes), fridge, cooker and microwave. The apartment has full central heating.
The double bedroom is attractively furnished and is quietly located at the rear of the property. The bathroom has a wash-hand basin and bathtub with shower over.
Guests also have free access to the gym, pool, sauna and steam room of a hotel, which is next door to the apartment.
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|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|> 2 misafir için ücret
|TRY 71 misafir başına/ekstra gece
|Maksimum Gece Sayısı
|2 months
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If I could rate this stay more than 5 stars I would easily give it a 10. The flat was perfect for my stay in Edinburgh. It's had all the amenities you could need. Situated close to everything that I wanted to see in do, and has a great view of Greyfriars, and Edinburgh castle. It is a charming flat and I can't recommend it enough! I will gladly book another stay with Martin and vacation rentals Scotland on my next visit! Thank you for being an exceptional host, and making my stay fantastic!
We were three colleagues staying at King's Stables to do some fieldwork in Edinburgh - this apartment is very recommendable! The view of the castle is amazing, the location couldn't be more perfect. Martin was very helpful and always by our side in case we needed help. The complimentary wine was perfect for an evening sitting at the livingroom window, gazing up on the magical view.
Thank you, Martin, Wimdu and Vacation Rentals Scotland.
I had the most wonderful stay at Martins´flat in the heart of Edinburgh. Communication with Martin and his staff was always reliable. The flat was amply furnished, had all the amenities that one might need during a stay and most of all had this lovely chimney which together with a good cup of tea had a magic of its own. Martin proved to be very flexible and understanding when I had to postpone my visit due to a close down of the airport. All in all I would highly recommend Martin as a trustworthy landlord. Thanks again for this nice experience. Thomas / Cologne
Everthing was good. A good flat in the city of Edinburgh.
Very nice apartment in the centre of Edinburgh. We enjoyed our stay here very much. When we go to Edinburgh again we will surely check this apartment for availability.
Me encanto el apartamento y su ubicación excelente.
Lo único que hay que subir 4 pisos, pero con escaleras cómodas.
Altamente recomendable para una corta estadía y con cama confortable.
Muy buen alojamiento, sitio tranquilo y con buena comunicación con el centro. Apartamento perfectamente equipado y con gusto. Quizás poco recomendable para familias con niños por la lejanía al centro. Para el resto, con transporte publico en la puerta más que recomendable.
Appartamento molto grazioso,pulito e confortevole da cui si gode un'ottima vista del castello.
Posizione centrale. L'accoglienza é stata molto gradevole.Edinburgo é una cittá bellissima e le persone sono molto gentili e disponibili
Très bel appartement refait à neuf - Emplacement excellent avec supermarché à côté - Vue sur le Castle - Communication parfaite - Prix très correct
la entrada en el apartamento perfecta gracias a que nuestro anfitrión MMartin no había enviado las llaves con antelacion y unas explicaciones claras.
la situación era muy buena aunque no se tratara del centro histórico y la descripción del apartamento es muy fiel.
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Perfect friend for felines
Blackberry adores other cats! The perfect playmate, she's happy just hanging out or playing with her kitty companions. But she prefers to watch people from a safe distance.
Born in 2005, she's in good health. Blackberry came to the Sanctuary from a hoarding situation in Pahrump, Nevada. Her neglect made it so she is shy around people, but she loves to snuggle with other cats.
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|Jul 14, 2009
|Filing date
|Jan 13, 2005
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|Jan 13, 2005
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|Francesco Cerrina
|Original Assignee
|Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (32), Non-Patent Citations (3), Referenced by (1), Classifications (26), Legal Events (2)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention was made with United States government support awarded by the following agency: DOD ARPA Grant DAAD 19-02-2-0026. The United States government has certain rights in this invention.
This invention pertains generally to the field of synthesis of chain molecules such as DNA and related polymers.
Various alternatives to conventional DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) sequencing have been proposed. One such alternative approach, utilizing an array of oligonucleotide probes synthesized by photolithographic techniques, is described in Pease, et al., "Light-Generated Oligonucleotide Arrays for Rapid DNA Sequence Analysis," Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, Vol. 91, pp. 5022-5026, May 1994. In this approach, the surface of a solid support modified with photolabile protecting groups is illuminated through a photolithographic mask, yielding reactive hydroxyl groups in the illuminated regions. A 3′ activated deoxynucleoside, protected at the 5′ hydroxyl with a photolabile group, is then provided to the surface such that coupling occurs at sites that had been exposed to light. Following coupling and oxidation, the substrate is rinsed and the surface is illuminated through a second mask to expose additional hydroxyl groups for additional coupling. A second 5′ protected activated deoxynucleoside base is presented to the surface. The selective photodeprotection and coupling cycles are repeated to build up levels of bases until the desired set of probes is obtained. It may be possible to generate high density miniaturized arrays of oligonucleotide probes using such photolithographic techniques wherein the sequence of the oligonucleotide probe at each site in the array is known. These probes can then be used to search for complementary sequences on a target strand of DNA, with detection of the target that has hybridized to particular probes accomplished by the use of fluorescent markers coupled to the targets and inspection by an appropriate fluorescence scanning microscope. A variation of this process using polymeric semiconductor photoresists, which are selectively patterned by photolithographic techniques, rather than using photolabile 5′ protecting groups, is described in McGall, et al., "Light-Directed Synthesis of High-Density Oligonucleotide Arrays Using Semiconductor Photoresists," Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, Vol. 93, pp. 13555-13560, November 1996, and G. H. McGall, et al., "The Efficiency of Light-Directed Synthesis of DNA Arrays on Glass Substrates," Journal of the American Chemical Society 119, No. 22, 1997, pp. 5081-5090.
A disadvantage of both of these approaches is that four different lithographic masks are needed for each monomeric base, and the total number of different masks required are thus up to four times the length of the DNA probe sequences to be synthesized. The high cost of producing the many precision photolithographic masks that are required, and the multiple processing steps required for repositioning of the masks for every exposure, contribute to relatively high costs and lengthy processing times. Techniques have been developed for the creation of arrays of probe sequences, polypeptides, and other large chain molecules using patterning processes that do not require multiple masks. See U.S. Pat. No. 6,375,903, and published United States patent application publication Nos. 2003/0068633, 2003/0143132, 2003/0143550, 2003/0143724, 2003/0148502, 2004/0126757, and 2004/0132029, which are incorporated herein by reference. The synthesis of oligomers in the production of high density microarrays is typically carried out on flat glass substrates. The amount of a particular oligomer synthesized in this manner is in the range of femtomoles. For example, for a typical oligomer density of about 20 picomoles/cm2, a DNA microarray 1.5 cm�1.7 cm in size will yield approximately 50 picomoles total. If the microarray chip contains 250 different oligomer sequences, the amount of each particular oligomer will be about 200 femtomoles, and likely even less taking into account the chip areas lost to controls, etc. It would be highly desirable to increase the amount of each oligomer to the 1-100 picomoles range. However, increasing the active area of the flat microarray substrate surface to increase the amount of oligomers produced is generally not practical.
Standard phosphoramidite synthesizers generate a small number of oligomers in amounts of several nanomoles or greater for each oligomer, while microarray synthesizers can generate a large number of different oligomers in parallel but in the femtomole range for each oligomer. For purposes of gene synthesis, an adequate amount of each oligomer would be in the 1-1000 picomoles range, which is enough material to yield the concentration needed for synthesis and assembly. Thus, much of the output of conventional synthesizers is unnecessary, and potentially wasted, while DNA microarrays are able to produce many more oligomers at one time than standard synthesizers but at less than optimum amounts.
In accordance with the present invention, synthesis of large numbers of chain molecules, such as DNA, can be carried out rapidly, efficiently, and in a cost effective manner. In the application of the invention to the production of DNA, molecules having a few bases to a hundred bases or more may be efficiently synthesized in any desired base sequence and with multiple oligonucleotides synthesized simultaneously, with subsequent release of the oligonucleotides as fragments or sections which can be assembled to form desired DNA sequences. Many different oligomers may be synthesized in parallel in relatively large amounts, e.g., in the range of picomoles for each oligomer, without the need for complex optics or optical modulators, thus reducing the cost of production.
In an apparatus in accordance with the invention for use in synthesis of chain molecules such as DNA, a conduit is used having an interior channel with an inlet end and an outlet end. At least one wall of the conduit along the interior channel for at least a portion of the length of the channel is substantially transparent to selected wavelengths of light. Solid carrier particles are contained within at least a portion of the interior channel of the conduit having the transparent wall without being attached to the conduit. The surfaces of the carrier particles are coated with a material that acts as a group linker between the surface of the particle and the chain molecule to be formed. The carrier particles have a diameter substantially less than the width of the channel so that multiple carrier particles pack each section of the channel between the walls of the channel. The carrier particles are otherwise free from attachment to each other or to the walls of the conduit. The conduit may be formed of a thin walled capillary tube, such as a quartz tube, and the carrier particles may comprise spherical quartz particles of a diameter from a few microns to several hundred microns or more. However, the conduit may also be formed in other ways, including solid fluid guiding structures, in which the channel is formed within the solid structure of the conduit, and the carrier particles may be formed in shapes other than spheres, for example, as cylinders, fibers, or irregular shapes, and with smooth or structured surfaces. For example, the carrier particles may be formed of controlled porosity glass (CPG) or similar porous materials which provide a large surface area to mass ratio. A plurality of controllable light sources are mounted at spaced positions along the length of the transparent wall of the conduit to allow selective illumination of separated sections of the particles packed within the conduit in the separated sections. The light sources may comprise, for example only, light emitting diodes (LEDs) which are mounted adjacent to the length of the conduit in position to couple light emitted from the LEDs through the transparent wall of the conduit into the interior channel to illuminate the surfaces of the particles packed therein. However, any other controllable light source providing appropriate wavelength light may be used. Separators may be positioned between adjacent sections of particles to block transmission of light between sections.
In the synthesis of chain molecules, when a light source is turned on, the photodeprotecting group is removed from the carrier particles in the sections of the packed carrier particles which are illuminated. A reagent containing a selected base (e.g., adenine (A)), is flowed through the channel and the base will attach to the carrier particles in those sections that have been exposed to light and deprotected. A reagent containing the photodeprotecting group may then be flowed through the conduit to protect the oligomers, with subsequent illumination of selected ones of the multiple light sources carried out to deprotect selected sections of the carrier particles, followed by flowing of another base (e.g., guanine (G)) to attach where the photodeprotecting group has been removed. The process can be repeated multiple times to form a desired sequence of bases at each of the separated sections along the length of the conduit. The number of different sequences that can be formed is determined by the number of light sources and separated sections (e.g., 20 to 100 light sources or more). After completion of the synthesis, the oligomer can be eluted by flowing a reagent through the conduit which detaches all of the oligomers from the carrier particles. In addition, removal of selected oligomers can be obtained by utilizing photolabile attachment of the oligomers to the carrier particles so that a single oligomer sequence or several selected sequences can be removed by appropriate illumination of the sections from the light sources. A controller may be connected to the light sources and the reagent supply to provide reagents to the channel in a selected sequence and to illuminate sections of the channel in a selected sequence.
The light sources emit light of a selected wavelength, and lenses and/or mirrors may be mounted with the sources to couple and focus the light from the sources onto the sections of the channel. The sources may also be mounted to the conduit such that a face of the source (e.g., a light emitting diode) from which light is emitted forms a portion of the transparent wall of the conduit. Light blocking material may be mounted between adjacent sources in position to prevent light from one source passing into a section of the channel that is to be illuminated by an adjacent source. The conduit may be filled with an index matching fluid to minimize scattering losses. The apparatus may further include a transparent window spaced from the transparent wall of the conduit and including an enclosure forming an enclosed region with the window and the transparent wall of the conduit. An index matching fluid within the enclosed region has an index of refraction near that of the transparent wall of the conduit to minimize reflections at the transparent wall of the conduit. The light sources may be mounted outside of the window in position to project light through the window, the index matching fluid, and the transparent wall of the conduit. The window can include an antireflective coating thereon to minimize unwanted reflections and dispersion of light. Where the conduit has walls which are all transparent to light, a material may be formed adjacent to the conduit, between the separated sections to be illuminated, which absorbs or reflects light transmitted through the walls of the conduit to minimize stray light.
Further objects, features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
In the drawings:
With reference to the drawings, an apparatus for use in synthesis of chain molecules in accordance with the invention is shown generally at 10 in
A plurality of controllable light sources 30 are mounted at spaced positions along the length of the transparent wall 20 of the conduit to allow selective illumination of separated sections of the conduit and of the particles held therein in the separated sections. As illustrated in
In operation, the reagent supply initially provides fluid flowing through the conduit that creates a photodeprotective group covering the surfaces of the carrier particles 22. The flow of reagent is then stopped and the controller 37 turns on a selected combination of the light sources 30 (typically at ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths) to illuminate selected ones of the separated sections 33 of the packed particles within the conduit. In a conventional manner, the light emitted from each active source 30 renders the photodeprotective group susceptible to removal by a reagent which is passed through the conduit by the reagent supply 11, following which the reagent supply can be controlled to provide a desired molecular element, such as a nucleotide base (A,G,T,C) which will bind to the surfaces of the carrier particles from which the photodeprotective group has been removed. Thereafter, the reagent supply can then provide further photodeprotective group material through the conduit to protect all bases, followed by activation and illumination from selected sources 30 to allow removal of the photodeprotective group from the particles in selected sections of the conduit. After removal of the susceptible photodeprotective material, the reagent supply 11 can then provide another base material that is flowed through the conduit to attach to existing bases on the carrier particles which have been exposed. The process as described above can be repeated multiple times until a sufficient size of chain molecule is created. Each of the light sources 30 can separately illuminate one of the separated sections of packed particles, allowing different sequences of, e.g., nucleotides within the oligomers formed at each of the separated sections. Various DNA and other molecular synthesis chemistries and procedures may be utilized, for example, as discussed in the patents and published patent applications and papers discussed above. The molecules produced in accordance with the invention may be used to create longer chain molecules, including entire genes, and to allow selective release of the formed oligomers for transport out of the conduit with liquid flowing through the conduit. See, e.g., published U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2003/0068633A1 (Apr. 10, 2003), and Kathryn E. Richmond, et al., "Amplification and Assembly of Chip-Eluted DNA (AACED): A Method for High-Throughput Gene Synthesis," Nucleic Acids Research, Vol. 32, No. 17, September 2004, pp. 5011-5018, which are incorporated by reference.
Although it is preferable that the controller 37 be an automated controller, for example, under computer control, with the desired sequence of reagents and activated light sources 30 programmed into the controller, it is also apparent and understood that the reagent supply 11 and the light sources 30 can be controlled manually and by analog or digital control equipment which does not require the use of a computer.
Light from the light sources 30 may be coupled into the conduit 16 in various ways within the scope of the invention. For example, as shown in
Although the conduit 16 can take the form of a transparent thin-walled capillary tube, the conduit is not limited to such constructions, nor is it limited to having all transparent walls. A further example of a conduit structure in accordance with the present invention is shown in
As illustrated in
It is understood that the invention is not confined to the particular embodiments set forth herein as illustrative, but embraces all such forms thereof as come within the scope of the following claims.
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|Dynamic sequencing by hybridization
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|Francesco Cerrina
|Reduced length kaleidoscopic light homogenizer
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|Roland Green
|Correction for illumination non-uniformity during the synthesis of arrays of oligomers
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|Francesco Cerrina
|Prepatterned substrate for optical synthesis of DNA probes
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|Microarray synthesis instrument and method
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|Method and device for the integrated synthesis and analysis of analytes on a support
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|Hybrid method for the production of carriers for analyte determination
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|Publication date
|Jun 11, 2009
|Dec 31, 2009
|Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
|Method and apparatus for parallel synthesis of chain molecules such as dna
|U.S. Classification
|506/33, 506/30, 422/134, 422/130
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|May 10, 2005
Owner name: WISCONSIN ALUMNI RESEARCH FOUNDATION, WISCONSIN
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What follows is a list of restaurant chains that will be prime beneficiaries of an economic recovery. While I expect McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) to outperform Yum (NYSE:YUM) and Wendy's (NYSE:WEN), I am even more bullish about under-followed restaurant firms. UFood Restaurant Group (OTC:UFFC), for example, is an undervalued gem that is just starting to gain the Street's attention. With the firm valued at almost a tenth of where it was just three years ago, it has surely hit a bottom. My call: long MCD and UFFC.OB. All ratings are sourced from NASDAQ.
McDonald's trades at a respective 18.5x and 15.5x past and forward earnings with a dividend yield of 2.9%.
Consensus estimates for McDonald's EPS forecast that it will grow by 8.7% to $5.73 in 2012 and then by 10.3% and 10.4% in the following two years. Assuming a multiple of 19x and a conservative 2013 EPS of $6.26, the rough intrinsic value of the stock is $118.94, implying 21.8% upside. The company had a strong close to the year with global comparable sales growth of 5.6%. While inflation, tax, and FX headwinds will hinder some value creation, the brand is still positioned to maintain its dominant share in all key geographies. Further, December performance was the best in more than a half decade. This stock is recommended mostly to risk-averse investors.
Yum! Brands
Yum is rated a "buy" and trades at a respective 25.6x and 18.8x past and forward earnings with a dividend yield of 1.6%.
Consensus estimates for Yum's EPS forecast that it will grow by 13.9% to $3.27 in 2012 and then by 14.7% and 16.3% in the following two years. Assuming a multiple of 19x and a conservative 2013 EPS of $3.72, the rough intrinsic value of the stock is $70.68, implying 0.7% upside. Like McDonald's, Yum had strong performance in the most recent quarter with 14% EPS growth, which was the tenth year that management exceeded its 10% target. The firm has a significant stake in China - the emerging market makes up more than half of Yum's EBIT. In light of this exposure, Yum significantly hedges against domestic volatility.
Wendy's is rated a "hold" and trades at a respective 126.3x and 23x past and forward earnings with a dividend yield of 1.6%.
Consensus estimates for Wendy's EPS forecast that it will grow by 46.7% and 27.3% in the following two years. Assuming a multiple of 30x and a conservative 2012 EPS of $0.19, the rough intrinsic value for the stock is $5.70, implying 12.9% upside. The firm recently became the number #2 hamburger restaurant in terms of revenue, but McDonald's still had 2011 sales that were double that of Burger King and Wendy's combined. Wendy's is trying to update its brand. Towards that end, the release of new products like Dave's Hot n' Juicy Burger have thus far been a major hit. Combined with an aggressive store remodeling plan, the company is largely a turnaround play and thus carries significant risk. In light of the safety and upside that McDonald's offers, I recommend avoiding Wendy's for now.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.
Additional disclosure: We seek IR business from all of the firms in our coverage, but research covered in this note is independent and for prospective clients. The distributor of this research report, Gould Partners, manages Takeover Analyst and is not a licensed investment adviser or broker dealer. Investors are cautioned to perform their own due diligence.


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Harbor Wholesale Grocery Inc. Store Solutions Representative in Eureka, California
Harbor Wholesale Foods is a growing and fast-paced company looking for an energetic, detail oriented individual to fill a full-time Store Solutions Representative position inEureka, CA! We are looking for a team member that has solid integrity, strong work ethic, and is goal driven. If you are a team player and someone that enjoys a dynamic work environment, then Harbor Wholesale Foods is for you! Position Summary : The purpose of the Store Solutions Representative is to carry out each project assigned in a professional manner to enhance the customers store and their ability to sell more products through the utilization of merchandising and company planograms. The Store Solutions Rep will ensure that everything possible is done at each customer location to offer the appearance and organization required by company standards. Store Solutions Representatives reset stores, implement planograms, adjust shelving, install shelf tags and face product in addition to the duties and requirements below. Shift: Monday-Thursday 10 hours To learn more about this exciting opportunity and how you can become a part of the Harbor Wholesale Foods team, please visit our careers page at http://www.harborwholesale.com/about-harbor/careers/ . We also offer a wide variety of benefits to full time employees directed toward healthy living. PTO plan and paid holidays


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