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Journal of Biomedicine and Biotechnology
Volume 1 (2001), Issue 1, Pages 28-37
Cellular Senescence: Ex Vivo p53-Dependent Asymmetric Cell Kinetics
1The Molecular Oncology Group, Division of Medical Science, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19111, USA
2Pharmacology Department, Division of Medical Science, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19111, USA
3Department of Radiation Oncology, Kimmel Cancer Center, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107, USA
4Geron Corporation, Menlo Park, California 94025, USA
5Division of Bioengineering and Environmental Health and Center for Environmental Health Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, USA
Copyright © 2001 Hindawi Publishing Corporation. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Although senescence is a defining property of euploid mammalian cells, its physiologic basis remains obscure. Previously, cell kinetics properties of normal tissue cells have not been considered in models for senescence. We now provide evidence that senescence is in fact the natural consequence of normal in vivo somatic stem cell kinetics extended in culture. This concept of senescence is based on our discovery that cells engineered to conditionally express the well-recognized tumor suppressor protein and senescence factor, p53, exhibit asymmetric cell kinetics. In vivo, asymmetric cell kinetics are essential for maintenance of somatic stem cells; ex vivo, the same cell kinetics yield senescence as a simple kinetic endpoint. This new "asymmetric cell kinetics model" for senescence suggests novel strategies for the isolation and propagation of somatic tissue stem cells in culture.


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Hundreds of union activists and reps will gather at the Stronger Unions conference at TUC HQ in central London today (Monday) to discuss the major organising and recruitment challenges facing unions.
This, the first TUC organising conference since the election, comes in a tough economic climate, with deep spending cuts likely to reduce demand in the economy and lead to mounting job losses in both the public and private sectors.
The conference will focus on the key issues facing unions today - defending members' jobs, pay and pensions, increasing the union presence in workplaces by recruiting new members, campaigning for fairer working practices and helping members with the support and training they need to thrive in their careers.
At the event, union reps will look back at negotiating strategies during the recession, where unions helped to limit the number of job losses despite the sharpest downturn in economic growth for sixty years, as well as look ahead to the conditions they face in the year ahead.
The conference will also examine strategies to give the most vulnerable workers, as well as those working in sectors where unions are rarely recognised, the protection of union membership.
Addressing the conference TUC Deputy General Secretary Frances O' Grady said: 'The challenges facing unions today are the toughest we have faced for decades.
'So far, the downturn has hit unionised and non-unionised jobs pretty equally. But unless we re-adjust our strategies, the next round of job losses could hit union membership much harder.
'We've got to address a legal climate that could become even more weighted against working people, with some employers appearing to prefer injunction to negotiation, and business groups calling for unions to jump ever higher hurdles to achieve employer recognition and secure an industrial action ballot.
'Any changes to existing voting requirements would be anti-democratic and if they ever applied to our electoral system, no elected Government in modern history would have ever assumed office.
'We have to be prepared and ready for those who want to demonise trade unionism, demoralise trade unionists and encourage disunity. We need leadership, discipline and unity at every level to counter that.
'As we campaign against socially divisive and economically counter-productive cuts in the public sector - as we defend the jobs, pay and pensions of dedicated public servants who are being made to suffer for the bankers' recession, and defend the services that millions of people rely upon - we must not lose sight of the central organising challenge we face.
'And that, of course, is rebuilding our presence in the private sector.'
Other speakers at the conference include UNISON General Secretary Dave Prentis, UCU General Secretary Sally Hunt, Equity General Secretary Christine Payne and Mehdi Hasan, Senior Editor (politics) of The New Statesman.
- Frances O' Grady's speech to the Stronger Unions conference is available from the press office.
- Further information about the TUC's organising work is available at www.strongerunions.org
- All TUC press releases can be found at www.tuc.org.uk
- Register for the TUC's press extranet: a service exclusive to journalists wanting to access pre-embargo releases and reports from the TUC. Visit www.tuc.org.uk/pressextranet
- Congress 2010 will be held at the Manchester Central Convention Complex from Monday
13 September to Thursday 16 September. Free media passes can be obtained by visiting www.tuc.org.uk/congress/tuc-18063-f0.cfm and returning a form. Applications must be in by noon on Monday 6 September. Any received later than that will be processed in Manchester and will cost £50.
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- Red and Green Lines: Service on the Red and Green Lines begins with buses leaving Dream Island at 5:50 a.m., Village Center at 5:53 a.m. and the Stock Bridge Transit Center at 5:50 a.m. This 20-minute service between West Steamboat, downtown, the Gondola Transit Center and the condos runs until the night bus begins service, with the last bus leaving the Stock Bridge Transit Center at 7:30 p.m.
- Blue and Orange Lines: Service on the Blue and Orange Lines begins with buses leaving the Stock Bridge Transit Center at 6 a.m., Walton Pond at 6:02 a.m. and the Gondola Transit Center at 6:15 a.m. This 20-minute service between Stock Bridge Transit Center, downtown, the Gondola Transit Center and the condos runs until the night bus begins service, with the last bus leaving the Stock Bridge Transit Center at 7:40 p.m.
- Yellow Line: On-call service on the Yellow Line begins at 8:10 a.m. and ends at 5:20 p.m. The Yellow Line serves Colorado Mountain College, the Hilltop Connector route, Howelsen Hill, Fairview and the greater downtown area. To arrange service, call the driver directly at 846-1279.
- Purple Line: Service on the Purple Line begins with buses leaving The Porches at 7:52 a.m. The Purple Line serves Central Park Plaza, Yampa Valley Medical Center and nearby condos. The last bus leaves Central Park Plaza at 5:40 p.m.
- Night Line: The night line serves most stop from the daytime Red, Green, Blue and Orange lines. This 20-minute service begins with buses departing Stock Bridge Transit Center at 8 p.m., the Gondola Transit Center to the condos at 8:16 p.m. and the Gondola Transit Center to downtown at 8:40 p.m. The last bus departs Stock Bridge Transit Center at 1 a.m.
Steamboat Springs Late-night bus service will resume later this month when Steamboat Springs Transit launches its winter bus schedule, and the Purple Line will return, offering regular daytime service in the area of Yampa Valley Medical Center.
All positions have been filled at Steamboat Springs Transit for the 2008-09 winter, with new drivers undergoing training through next week, Operations Manager Jonathan Flint said. Regular service on all winter lines will begin Nov. 23, he said.
"We are fully staffed, which is great," Flint said. "It'll enable us to have full service right from the start. Last year, we weren't able to get the full service out there until Christmastime."
The return of the night line - ferrying riders until the wee hours of the morning - will be a welcome change for bus rider Cherry Neumann. With the summer bus schedule, service ended at about 10 p.m.
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The former Hilltop Connector route, cut from the summer bus schedule because of budget constraints, will remain part of the on-call Yellow Line during the winter, Flint said.
Steamboat Springs Transit opted to keep the main lines and night line intact for the upcoming winter because they carry the most passengers, and relegate cuts to low-ridership lines like the Hilltop Connector, Flint said.
The Purple Line, serving Central Park Plaza, Yampa Valley Medical Center and condos north of Mount Werner Road such as The Porches and The Rockies, also will return for the winter. In the summer, service in that area was relegated to the on-call service.
After setting a new ridership record in 2007, with 1.14 million passengers, Steamboat Springs Transit is poised to hit 1.25 million by the end of 2008, Flint said.
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The doctrine that food prices should be kept as low as possible to end hunger is wrong, says former FAO agricultural economist Andrew MacMillan.
Most governments prefer to keep food prices "affordable" for their people. Many subsidise their farmers' incomes to let them make a decent living while they sell their output for little more than it costs them to produce it. Countries justify these measures and relatively low taxes on foods as means of preventing poor people from suffering from hunger.
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GFS Champion Tim Benton explains how engaging with people has shifted his views.
I am very privileged in the role of Global Food Security (GFS) Champion to meet many people and discuss the challenges raised by global demand for food outstripping supply. I have had such discussions with a large range of groups in different government departments: Health, Defra, DFID and the FCO in the UK as well as the Scottish and Welsh governments.
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In this video blog post, Evan Fraser sets out his solutions to global food problems.
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Growing the farming sector in developing countries will improve children's health. Or will it? Katy Wilson reports.
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As we have learned from the Green Revolution, it is often the poorest and most in need that are neglected as agriculture develops. India is the second fastest growing economy in the world (with real growth rate of GDP equalling 8.3 per cent in 2010) but the prevalence of underweight children is still high at around 40 per cent.
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We should bury the dodgy statistics but face up to the reality of our over indulgence in meat, says Simon Fairlie.
I recently spent several years investigating the environmental impact of livestock production for a book called Meat: A Benign Extravagance, which stimulated the debate on the real carbon foot print of rearing animals for food, particularly when the Guardian's George Monbiot wrote his 'Let them eat meat – but farm it properly' critique.
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Installed a New Head Unit with the Metra Dash Kit
I'm a lurker on this forum since I try not to 'say something' unless have something to say. Because I kept referring to this forum, Youtube, and other forums before and during the installation, I decided to post the steps I took to get this done so anyone doing this in the future can see what I did to get my new electronic toy installed. So far I love it(three hours later).
Now I am not good with knowing the specific names for car parts and this is my first car radio installation. It was a lot easier than I expected, but that's probably related to the harness.
Just FYI if you're wondering about the AppRadio, it's awesome with ARliberator and Android since it mirrors your phone on your radio. This means I can do anything on my radio that I can do on my phone. So far I've only played with it and it works really well. Here's a video of someone else's version of it.
I wish I'd taken more pics of the install, but I didn't.
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Trim Removal Tools Set
Magnet (to pick up screws when I dropped them)
Old plastic sour cream container to hold screws.
Metra 99-5816 (yes it does leave some space at the top below the air vents)
AppRadio 2(Pioneer SPH-DA100)-double din
PAC RadioPRO4 Radio Replacement Interface RP4-FD11 (for select Ford vehicles)
Parking Brake Override Bypass
Android MHL Converter Kit($50, but figured it was worth it)
My car made a crazy amount of sound when I was using the parking brake. It freaked me out a bit, so I'd suggest doing this on a level surface or accepting the sound
Don't forget to keep screws safe so you don't drop them like i did.
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How to remove 2008 Ford Focus Radio
- Awesome, but stops after you first unclip the middle dash area.
My Steps:
1. The harness and radio wiring totally matched up, so I wired it together in the house and attached the break bypass and antenna adapter at that stage.
2. Convert metra kit to double din my cutting out the thin plastic going across the dins in the kit. I used a serrated knife. I then used a nail file the file down the excess to make it smooth.
3. Assemble android mhl connector set
4. Put car into L gear and raise the parking break as much as possible
5. Disconnect battery cable
6. (freak out about groaning brakes when I get in the car to disconnect stuff) Start pulling up the middle console (cupholders part) of the car beginning at the part nearest the rear seats. Don't be afraid to bend it since it's pretty bendy. It's not really secured on it any way.
7. There are two recessed screws that I needed the ratchet to remove. It's the screws right beside the cigarette lighters.
8. Now look up and to the left above the speedometer. There are two more screws that need to be ratcheted off.
9. Start peeling out the airbag panel a little bit. It shouldn't come off completely since it's held on, but it can come out a little bit.
10. Remove the air conditioner outs above the radio
11. If you look inside at the area below where you took the air conditioner vents out, there are two screws that you should remove
12. Now you can start pulling out the panel the radio's hooked up to. Start from the bottom.
13. Unscrew the radio and disconnect everything from the back of it. The antenna cable was REALLY hard to remove, I had to really yank it out.
14. Disconnect the remaining connectors from everything connecting to the panel.
15. Unscrew everything from the center dash panel
16. Start pushing everything out of the panel(air con controls, etc)
17. Take the old panel piece out of the card
18. Clip these controls into the new Metra dash kit.
19. Run GPS and Bluetooth from wherever you think best. My gps in on my front dash and the Bluetooth is above the rearview mirror. I ran the cables through the headliner and down the A-pillar. Unfortunately, I may have broken a clip in the A-pillar since the top doesn't sit flush enough. I ran the cable back and over the steering wheel and through the small hole on the lower right side of it.
20. Run Mhl stuff wherever you want to connect your phone. I went for the drivers side legroom.
21. Connect mhl hdmi connector to radio
22. Connect connectors to accessories attached to the dash kit(ex: air con controls) and screw them back in
23. Reattach battery cables to test radio. Don't forget to test everything.
24. Use plastic sides (black in the kit) to attach to the metra kit. I pushed it in to attach it.
25. Connect Bluetooth and GPS attachments to radio
26. Connect the rest of the connectors from the harness to the radio
27. Push the radio through the double din area in the kit
28. Secure the radio with screws from the radio kit which go through the black sides from the metra kit. Also clip the recktangle peice from the kit that goes through the front of the dash it. The thicker side should be on bottom.
29. Attach clips to metra kit(really annoying and hard and I installed them backward since the instruction image is really hard to understand. I only knew it was wrong since it didn't really attach.
30. Push radio/metra kit back into the dash aligning the clips to the holes in the dash to it should clip right in.
31. Push air back trim piece on right side back down.
32. Ratchet screws in the dash above the steering wheel back in
33. Push air conditioner vents back in
34. Ratchet screws under metra kit back in.
35. Reattach middle console area back. It took a lot of bending to get this right, grrrr.
36. Freak out since have no idea how to fix the A pillar trim which sticks out a bit.
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Getting the radio to work right took some patience. I tried to rush it and it didn't work
37. Install Appradio app
38. Setup appradio to wrok with the app
39. Download ArLiberator
40. Start ARliberator and connect to radio
41. Tap on the android icon
42. wait unti your phone says server on. Otherwise I find it doesn't let me use the radio to control my phone.
43. Wait for ARliberator to connect and bring up the calibration dots
44. Now it works. I kept trying to use it before the server was on and it didn't work.
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The TE position came up big on both sides of the ball in last year's Red River Rivalry. Jermichael Finley set a school record for most yards by a TE (149), Meanwhile, Sooner TE Jermaine Gresham accounted for both of Oklahoma's first-half TDs in a game that was knotted 14-all at intermission. The 2007 All-Big 12 honoree is a fast, physical specimen who'll some day be playing Sundays. Texas' young secondary is growing up fast, but Gresham represents the biggest challenge for the Longhorn pass defense this side of Texas Tech's Michael Crabtree.
Irby was Texas' third-leading receiver prior to his knee injury against Rice but, other than max-protection, no one expects Texas' TEs to be significantly involved in the passing game the remainder of the season. The most glaring example of Blaine Irby's absence was the ball that slid through TE Peter Ullman's hands Saturday and into Colorado LCB Cha'pelle Brown's mitts. It set up CU at the Texas 27, leading to the Buffaloes' only TD of the evening against UT's first-team defense.
Ullman, a fifth-year senior, has teamed with position-journeyman Greg Smith when Texas went with a two-TE set. Both are lauded as hard-working and upstanding young men, but there are no healthy bodies on campus the caliber of Irby, let alone former lettermen David Thomas and Bo Scaife.
"We don't have the production we need from our two-tight end formations," head coach Mack Brown said, "and there's really no one else for us to go to."
A third receiver would help. Quan Cosby and Jordan Shipley have combined for more than 57 percent of Texas' 1,369 yards through the air this season. RB Chris Ogbonnaya is the only other Longhorn with 100+ yards receiving (244) through five contests. Malcolm Williams, Brandon Collins and James Kirkendoll remain bunched together as the third option. The three youngsters have combined for 167 yards, but Kirkendoll has 80 of them.
"They've done some good things," Davis said, "but there's still battling to see who gets on the field the most. I feel OK at that area."
But is OK good enough to beat OK-U?
Even without Irby, the Horns have taken care of business in the Red Zone, tallying 23 TDs on 26 trips inside the 20 and Texas will be countering with a QB who is No. 4 nationally in pass efficiency and the nation's No. 6 scoring offense (47.2 ppg). We'll find out Saturday when the Horns and Sooners kick-off at 11 a.m.


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San Francisco artist Rex Ray is perhaps best known for his graphic designs for Apple Computer, Bill Graham Productions and David Bowie. But he's a fine artist first, as demonstrated by the knockout show Rex Ray: Recent Work at Rule Gallery. Ray, whose real name is Michael Patterson, lived for a time in Colorado, and he has occasionally exhibited here since settling in the Bay Area back in the '80s. For this show, he created an installation of nearly 500 drawings on one wall and surrounded it by scores of mixed-media collages on wood. There was a retro-'50s feel to these pieces, but they also looked newer than new.
The action can get pretty hot and heavy when LoDo's bars let out at 2 a.m. But from the cheap seats on the sidelines, watching the crowds pour out of the clubs and pour themselves into cars and cabs -- after some last-second attempts to hook up --can be mighty entertaining. And the vehicles parading slowly past offer a non-stop urban soundtrack.
Though Stevyn Prothero's tiny Iron Feather Book & Zine Shop is in danger of losing its space in north Denver, the place's do-it-yourself attitude lives on to the bitter end. Prothero welcomes any and all wannabe zinesters to use his stuff -- Xerox, keyboard, scissors and so on -- to create their own page for the community-based Open Zine Project. Prothero knows something about what it takes to create an indie publication: His own Iron Feather Journal has been coming out sporadically for years. Open your mind and take up your pen.
Capitol Hill encompasses a wide swath of central Denver, so it's no wonder that the Capitol Hill People's Fair is the city's best, and most diverse, festival. From its humble beginnings at Morey Junior High in 1971, when 2,000 people attended, the People's Fair has exploded into Colorado's premier arts-and-crafts happening; last year, some 275,000 people attended the three-day event at Civic Center Park, soaking up live entertainment, food by the barrelful, community and family-oriented activities and the best people-watching of the year. The fest is a huge fundraiser, as well: Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods raised $45,000 for area nonprofits in 2004. Kick back, kick off your shoes, and celebrate Denver's funkiest neighborhood.
Normally, when you come across a celebrity in Aspen -- say, Kevin Costner fashioning a kayak for an In Style magazine photo shoot -- it's funny, but not ha-ha funny. For nearly one week out of every year, though, Aspen is the ha-ha-funniest place in the world. The U.S. Comedy Arts Festival is a veritable all-you-can-eat buffet of humor, from standup to sketch comedy to readings; Cheech and Chong, Conan O' Brien, Jim Carrey and Dave Eggers were among those on hand this year. And how about all those hangers-on in fur coats with VIP passes around their necks, talking on headset cell phones? Now, that's funny.
The first of its kind in the United States, The Shoot Out Boulder celebrated the art of quick and cheap movie production. Filmmakers were given 24 hours to complete a seven-minute short. Only in-camera editing was allowed -- meaning everything had to be shot in sequence -- and the footage had to incorporate specific locations or props from within the Boulder area. Several dozen crews of both novice and seasoned filmmakers participated in the quick-paced contest, resulting in an amazing variety of subjects and styles that ranged from the hilarious to the reflective. Plans for another festival are under way, which is great news: The Shoot Out is a can't-miss opportunity for area filmheads.


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RALEIGH, NC (AP) — A union representing North Carolina state employees and the union's affiliates have spent several times what Linda Coleman's campaign spent on her own bid for lieutenant governor to try to help her win Tuesday's primary.
Campaign records at the State Board of Elections show the State Employees Association of North Carolina and the association's political action committee have spent at least $144,000 supporting Coleman in her primary with Eric Mansfield. The Service Employees International Union – of which the association is a local – reported $154,000 in independent expenditures to back Coleman.
Mansfield wrote to supporters that Coleman had "outsourced" her campaign to a special interest group. Association political director Kevin LeCount says it's disheartening to hear Mansfield's comments because the association built its political committee to support workers.
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Located in Historic Center, Sofitel Strasbourg Grande Ile is within a 10-minute walk of popular sights such as Our Lady of Strasbourg Cathedral and L'Oeuvre Notre Dame Museum. This 150-room, 5-star hotel has a restaurant along with conveniences like free in-room WiFi and a fitness center. Centrally located in Strasbourg, the hotel is also a short walk from Alsatian Museum and Rohan Palace.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 5-star property offers access to limo/town car service and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 7965 square feet (740 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers a fitness center, a library, and a terrace. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
Sofitel Strasbourg Grande Ile is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 150
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- Number of floors - 6
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- Conference space size (feet) - 7965
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- Conference space size (meters) - 740
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- Year Built 1964
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Sofitel Strasbourg Grande Ile offers 150 air-conditioned accommodations with iPod docking stations and minibars. Beds feature Egyptian cotton sheets and premium bedding. LED televisions come with satellite channels and pay movies. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, slippers, and designer toiletries.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, complimentary newspapers, and phones. Additionally, rooms include safes and complimentary bottled water. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily. Amenities available on request include hypo-allergenic bedding. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in May 2013.
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Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Terroir & Co - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Open select days.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 27 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 34 per night
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Up to 2 children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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We state a sparse approximate version of the blow-up lemma, showing that regular partitions in sufficiently pseudorandom graphs behave almost like complete partite graphs for embedding graphs with maximum degree δ. We show that (p, γ)-jumbled graphs, with γ=o(pmax(2δ,δ+3/2)n), are "sufficiently pseudorandom".The approach extends to random graphs Gn,p with p≫(lognn)1/δ
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Aug 30 Prisoners soothed by meditation (ic South London)
Prisoners at Her Majesty's Prison, Brixton, have been keeping calm with a Buddhist monk's relaxation classes.
Aug 29 Meditation effective for chronic pain: study (CTV, Canada)
Canadian doctors have presented a study that shows promising results for using meditation to treat chronic pain.
Aug 26 Peace Park closing for 'Peace Palace' (WHO TV, Des Moines, Iowa)
Sculpture park will be replaced by a 12-thousand-square-foot building in which transcendental meditation and other classes will be taught.
Aug 26 A shrine way to treat a house (The Scotsman, Edinburgh)
A million-pound building campaign was launched by the Scottish Thai community last May to construct Edinburgh's first custom-built Thai Buddhist temple.
Aug 25 USA Luge looks for the edge with both traditional and non-traditional off-season training (Press Box)
As off-season training for the upcoming 2005-06 luge racing season and February's Olympic Winter Games begin to wind down, the U.S. luge team has been combining traditional and non-traditional programs into its daily fitness routines.
Aug 22 Peace at a price (Statesman-Journal, Oregon)
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Aug 21 In Search of the spiritual (Newsweek)
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Aug 18 The town that lost its guru (The Independent, UK)
This week, the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ordered his disciples to stop teaching in Britain. But where does that leave the little bit of Lancashire where meditation ruled?
Aug 15 Sit down, close your eyes and think about breathing (The Scotsman)
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Aug 15 Beatles' guru farewells Britain with a sting (The Age, Australia)
40 years after he first turned the Beatles on to transcendental meditation at his Indian ashram, the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi has ordered his followers to stop teaching his advanced meditation and levitation techniques in Britain.
Aug 13 'Metrotherapy' tackles fear of attack (WebIndia123)
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Aug 10 Stressed-out suburbanites say 'ahh' to ancient art of meditation (Star-Telegram, Texas)
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Aug 7 A momentous journey on a totally grounded plane (Miami Herald)
As a set of techniques, yoga was developed in India by spiritual seekers. The yogic path includes a code of ethics, breathing exercises, and techniques for meditation and concentration.
Aug 4 Meditation probably not what you think it is (Naples Daily News, Florida)
The term meditation is bandied about quite freely these days. As the link between the mind and body is more thoroughly explored, this ancient wisdom is deshrouded from the mystery of ages and brought into modern light.
Aug 3 Can You Didge It? (Metro Pulse, Knoxville, Tennessee)
Meditation, didgeridoos go hand in hand
Aug 2 Lynch's foundation touts 'om' schooling (Chicago tribune)
Is director David Lynch "om" to something? The longtime practitioner of transcendental Meditation has formed a foundation to encourage schools to use the technique to boost students' brain power.
Aug 1 Inner Awareness : Centering prayer is like meditation (INQ7, Philippines)
Centering prayer, "consists of choosing a sacred word, like God, Lord, Jesus, Abba and Father and sitting comfortably, focusing the mind on the word, taking care to banish extraneous ideas or disturbances."
Aug 1 Lynch promotes meditation for schoolchildren (Zap2it, USA)
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"Problems cannot be solved at the same level of consciousness that created them."
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The mind acts quite differently depending on the kind of mental state that it's motivated by in any given moment. Buddhism classifies mental states as being either skillful or unskillful, because skillful states such as love and awareness allow us to negotiate life with a relatively high degree of elegance and grace, while unskillful states, such as selfish greed, hatred, and unawareness, cause us to blunder along, causing suffering to ourselves as well as others.
Many of the problems we create in life are caused by these classical unskillful states: greed, hatred, and delusion. When these states dominate the mind, problems proliferate: relationships become conflicted; we fail to appreciate the good things in our lives because we have our eyes focused always on attaining more; or we undertake actions knowing that they can't bring the results we want but go ahead anyway, in a sort of blind optimism.
These problems cannot be resolved by the same level of thinking that gave birth to them. In order to extricate ourselves (to whatever extent this is possible) from our blunders, we have to become mindful, embrace skillful states of mind, and then reconsider our options from that new vantage point. Only then will we be able to see a way forward that doesn't involve causing even more unnecessary suffering.
Becoming mindful means stepping back from our experience, realizing that we have been caught up in an unskillful state, and letting go of it. We step out of automatic pilot and into awareness.
In doing so, we are already embracing a skillful state of mind -- mindfulness itself is a highly skillful state -- but we now have an opportunity to introduce more positive states to the mind. For example, where there was anger, we can relax into patience and cultivate appreciation; where there was craving, we can look for a sense of contentment with our present moment experience, perhaps by counting our blessings; and where there was delusion, we can work at accepting how things really are.
When we cultivate mindfulness and other skillful states in this way, things become clearer. It becomes obvious, for example, that getting revenge is going to cause us further suffering rather than solving any problems.
Problems caused by unskillful states of mind cannot be solved at that level of thinking; we must cultivate skillful states of mind in order to find creative solutions.
Book Review
Swallowing the River Ganges: A Practice Guide to the Path of Purification, by Matthew Flickstein.
The curious title of this book comes from a Zen Koan set the author by the Korean Zen master Seung Sahn: "You'll understand what I am thinking when you can swallow the River Ganges." The koan, in case you're wondering (and I'm sure you are) seems to point to the arbitrary way in which we divide our experience into "inner" and "outer." So that's the title.
The rest of the book is concerned with Theravadin rather than Zen meditation practice, and is a presentation of material from the 5th century Buddhist scholar-monk Buddhaghosa's guide to practice, The Path of Purity (Vissudhimagga).
This book is an excellent, and very detailed, guide to Insight meditation practice, based on a seven-fold path of purification, including (in order) the purification of virtue, mind, view, purification by overcoming doubt, purification by knowledge and vision of what is and is not the path, purification by knowledge and vision of the way, and purification by knowledge and vision.
If this sounds a little dry and abstract, this is both accurate and inaccurate. You may well be surprised how elegantly Flickstein correlates these seven stages of purification to related practices such as: ethical living, developing concentration, initial insight training, the four foundations of mindfulness, cultivating choiceless awareness, and focusing on unsatisfactoriness, selflessness, and impermanence as doorways to enlightened experience. I found the overall schema to be fascinating and the author's depth and detail of knowledge are highly impressive. I don't believe I've ever seen such a coherent picture of the path to awakening from an insight meditation perspective.
On the other hand I found Flickstein's writing to be a bit on the dry side. It was a surprise to discover that he is a psychotherapist as well as an insight meditation teacher -- some examples from his or his patient's experiences would have leavened the book considerably. The first mention of any contemporary meditation experience is on page 146, close to the end of the book.
I also have a minor quibble (one that often crops up when reading a certain strain of insight meditation teaching) which concerns focusing almost exclusively on mindful breathing as a practice and ignoring the development of lovingindness. The development of lovingkindness practice strikes me as an almost indispensible prerequisite for spiritual development, and yet it is mentioned almost in passing in Swallowing the River Ganges.
Still, my overall impression of this book is highly favorable, and I would recommend it to anyone who has an interest in insight meditation practice. Even the experienced insight meditation practitioner is likely to come away with an enhanced appreciation of the many dimensions of that practice tradition, and those who are entirely unfamiliar with this tradition will perhaps be surprised by how rich and nuanced it is.
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We've been planning for a while to host a big bike ride on Friday, October 22nd between two of central North Carolina's landmarks. I've been promoting it with friends, family and colleagues. But you can't really know how great a ride is unless you've been on it yourself. So this past Sunday, ride leader Dave Connelly led my friend Rob Cotter and me on a dress rehearsal. Afterward, I'm happy to report that I think this ride hits the sweet spot.
Good Exercise But Full of Fun
While the ride is a good workout for most of us thanks in part to a few hills mixed into the 39 miles, it's a pleasure to explore. For those who don't like riding alongside cars and trucks too much, you'll be happy to know that most of the ride is off-road greenway (almost 75%). And most of those miles of greenway are either along creeks or on old rail-beds so they have easy gradients. In fact, the second half of the ride is almost completely free of hills so this could be a perfect ride if you have yet to bike 39 miles in one afternoon.
Carolina Beauty
The ride is full of a range of beautiful vistas and corridors. If you like historic landmarks, it's got those. Starting at noon at North Carolina's leading art museum and finishing on the lawn by the Durham Bulls baseball stadium before sunset, this ride connects many of the Triangle's key urban destinations. And if you want a dose of nature, there is a lot to enjoy like this rock outcropping by Black Creek in Cary pictured to the left. There are lakes and streams, forests and marshes — plenty to make a country boy like me happy. We pass from the Neuse River watershed into the Cape Fear River watershed, and do so without polluting them with fossil fuel exhaust.
A Popular Route
We won't be the only ones on much of this scenic route. During our ride last Sunday, we saw a mix of people walking, biking, skateboarding and otherwise enjoying the corridor like the couple and their dog pictured to the left.
Mostly Paved and Other Logistics
And as you can see in the picture, a few miles of the trail are non-paved on stone dust and pebbles. For those wondering about tires, one of our riders, Rob, did the ride on his road bike and had little problem. I just recommend not taking the turns too quickly in the two-mile section in Umstead State Park. There aren't really turns on the American Tobacco Trail section so riding that section isn't problematic on thinner tires – but use your discretion.
We will have three rest stops along the route with snacks, water, a rest room, and a local speaker who will share exciting progress being made to complete the Cross Triangle Greenway as a safe and accessible route for all. For folks that can't join us for the whole ride, our ride schedule is posted here so that they can join for whichever piece works for them. And the last 6.5 miles of the ride are family-friendly, so everyone is welcome to join us at 4:15pm for that stretch. We are excited that NC Secretary of Transportation Gene Conti will be one of the featured speakers to present at the finale between 5:15pm and sunset ~6:30pm as we celebrate all efforts to make the Triangle community safe, green, and healthy. This ride is free and open to the public, so please consider sharing this blog or at least the url www.CrossTriangleGreenway.org with people you think may be interested.
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Great park. Very clean. Great location, in the country but close to shopping and medical facilities. Yes, the park is very close to the railroad but it didn't bother us. Better than highway noise. Has great activities and very friendly. Owner managed, the owners live right at the park, and they are very involved in all the park activities. Had a great time and they accept Passport America and Camp Club USA all year long. I had read a review that said that transients were placed by the railroad but that wasn't true for us. A lot of permanents are along the railroad tracks. We were located right across from the laundry room. Good size lot. We were very happy with our stay even though we were a little leery about the railroad track. No, it doesn't go all night long and it didn't bother us. We strongly recommend the park. Was very clean, had great management, and was very friendly.
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Hudson Valley Community College, one of the largest community colleges in the State University system, continues to grow and will likely set a new record for total number of students this fall.
As of Monday, Sept. 15, the college had 11,186 total students, compared to 10,682 last year at this time. That is a 5 percent growth over 2007, which also was a record year for enrollment at the college. The college also will set records in the number of new students, the number of full-time students and in the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) students, a statistical calculation which includes part-time students. The college is up 5 percent over last year in new students (3,765), and up 3.3 percent in the total number of full-time students (7,226).
But the counting doesn't stop there.
Although the college submitted its official census figures to Rensselaer County last week, a large portion of new enrollment won't be finalized until October when the college counts students in its rapidly growing College in the High School program. Approximately 1,700 additional students will be enrolled through this offering, which allows Hudson Valley adjunct instructors to teach courses to high school students during their regular high school day. The program is offered in 28 high schools around the region, including two vocational centers.
Add the projected 1,700 high school students to the current total and the college believes it will serve nearly 13,000 total students this year.
Much of the school's overall growth this year can be attributed to online learning and a growing number of part-time students. The number of students taking online courses exclusively (942) is up 18 percent over 2007. The number of non-matriculated students – those taking a few courses without officially matriculating into a degree program – is up 15 percent over last year.
Student to faculty ratio continues to be low at the college, as well. Over the college's more than 70 degree and certificate programs, the student/faculty ratio is just over 20:1.
"The Capital Region is continuing to see that Hudson Valley delivers a diverse, high quality education at a very affordable price. They know they can start here and transfer virtually anywhere, with the right grades," said Hudson Valley Community College President Drew Matonak. "Our continued growth is a testament to the dedicated people on this campus working together to create opportunities for the people of the Capital Region."
Founded in 1953, Hudson Valley Community College offers more than 70 degree and certificate programs in four schools: Business; Engineering and Industrial Technologies; Health Science; and Liberal Arts and Sciences; and an Educational Opportunity Center for academic and career training. One of 30 community colleges in the State University of New York system, it has an enrollment of more than 12,000 students, and is known as a leader in distance learning initiatives and workforce training. Hudson Valley has more than 64,000 alumni.


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Gilberto believes that Arsenal's heavy schedule could work in their favour after the defeat against Manchester United on Sunday.
Goals from Wayne Rooney and Ji-sung Park consigned Arsène Wenger's side to defeat in the first of six crucial games in 17 massive days.
The last time they lost at Old Trafford, Arsenal struggled to recover. But there is no time for navel-gazing now. Games against Portsmouth (a), West Brom (h) Villarreal (h), Tottenham (h) and Villarreal (a) will surely decide Arsenal's season. They have no option but to dust themselves down, clear their heads and move on to Fratton Park.
"It was not a bad performance [at Old Trafford]," said Gilberto. "But now we need to look forward and forget this game
"The good thing is we don't have much time to think about it. We have another one on Wednesday. There are many games in a short period of time. Everyone is aware of that and we know it is hard. If you keep concentrated after the game and make sure you rest then it is ok. But it is still not going to be easy.
"We have Portsmouth, West Brom, Villarreal and Tottenham. All these will be important games for us. It is very important to keep our concentration very high. Each game is like a final now."
There is always a chance that Arsenal's youthful side would be hit harder than most by this loss of momentum. Gilberto believes the older heads must help out in that regard.
"I don't think it is going affect us," said the World Cup winner. "We have a young side but the experienced ones have an important job to guide these players. Football is like this one day you lose one day you win. We must forget what happened today. Keep our shape and look forward to the next game."
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While Philadelphia is home to the cheesesteak, Boston has its fair share of fantastic versions. From twists on the classic to perfected traditional subs, you can choose from a variety of options when you hit the city for a sandwich. Just make sure you bring an appetite. These subs, which Bostonians call steak and cheese, are some serious business.
Al's State Street Cafe
Al's Cafe on State Street in Boston has four versions of the cheesesteak from which you can choose. From the Bellino with just some basic toppings to the Steak Pizzaiola, which is essentially a chicken parmesan sub with steak instead of chicken, you will not be bored with the options at Al's. The prices aren't bad, either. This place has a set rate for all small and large subs, so you don't pay a high premium for your steak.
T. Anthony
T. Anthony is your pretty basic sandwich and pizza shop. However, it is not basic when it comes to the steak subs. Its sirloin steak has chunks of beef instead of shaved steak. You choose your toppings, so you can wind up with a Philly-style sub or something a bit more sophisticated. This sandwich is for people who really love to dig into their meat. If you prefer a delicate shave that is easier to chew, this is not your cheesesteak.
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For more than 40 years, Joe's Famous Steak and Cheese has been serving up this popular sub to Boston. These are massive subs with all of the toppings you could possibly want at your disposable. Peppers, mushrooms, onions, pickles, ketchup, mustard . . . whatever you want. It even offers a top off of egg and cheese if you like. For some reason, egg just goes well with steak and it stands up well in a steak and cheese sub.
All of these restaurants also have a good selection of other subs, salads and even pizza. If you want to go out with a friend who isn't into cheesesteak, don't worry. Just tell them the food is great and proceed to get your greasy fill of steak, cheese and sautéed veggies.


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from pain or pleasure. By indirect such as proceed from the same principles, but by the
conjunction of other qualities. This distinction I cannot at present justify or explain any
farther. I can only observe in general, that under the indirect passions I comprehend
pride, humility, ambition, vanity, love, hatred, envy, pity, malice, generosity, with their
dependants. And under the direct passions, desire, aversion, grief, joy, hope, fear, despair
and security. I shall begin with the former.
The passions of PRIDE and HUMILITY being simple and uniform impressions, it is
impossible we can ever, by a multitude of words, give a just definition of them, or indeed
of any of the passions. The utmost we can pretend to is a description of them, by an
enumeration of such circumstances, as attend them: But as these words, PRIDE and
humility, are of general use, and the impressions they represent the most common of any,
every one, of himself, will be able to form a just idea of them, without any danger of
mistake. For which reason, not to lose time upon preliminaries, I shall immediately enter
upon the examination of these passions.
It is evident, that pride and humility, though directly contrary, have yet the same
OBJECT. This object is self, or that succession of related ideas and impressions, of which
we have an intimate memory and consciousness. Here the view always fixes when we are
actuated by either of these passions. According as our idea of ourself is more or less
advantageous, we feel either of those opposite affections, and are elated by pride, or
dejected with humility. Whatever other objects may be comprehended by the mind, they
are always considered with a view to ourselves; otherwise they would never be able
either to excite these passions, or produce the smallest encrease or diminution of them.
When self enters not into the consideration, there is no room either for pride or humility.
But though that connected succession of perceptions, which we call SELF, be always the
object of these two passions, it is impossible it can be their CAUSE, or be sufficient alone
to excite them. For as these passions are directly contrary, and have the same object in
common; were their object also their cause; it coued never produce any degree of the one
passion, but at the same time it must excite an equal degree of the other; which
opposition and contrariety must destroy both. It is impossible a man can at the same time
be both proud and humble; and where he has different reasons for these passions, as
frequently happens, the passions either take place alternately; or if they encounter, the
one annihilates the other, as far as its strength goes, and the remainder only of that, which
is superior, continues to operate upon the mind. But in the present case neither of the
passions coued ever become superior; because supposing it to be the view only of ourself,
which excited them, that being perfectly indifferent to either, must produce both in the
very same proportion; or in other words, can produce neither. To excite any passion, and
at the same time raise an equal share of its antagonist, is immediately to undo what was
done, and must leave the mind at last perfectly calm and indifferent.
We must therefore, make a distinction betwixt the cause and the object of these passions;
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It's been just over a week since Tough Mudder on Mt Snow and I feel like I'm still processing. Part of me wants to go back right now. Mudder was my second OCR (obstacle course race), but a much different experience than my first (last fall we did the Spartan Beast on Killington in VT, my friend and teammate Jen wrote a great post about that here)
This year Tough Mudder New England was 10-ish miles on Mt Snow, snaking all over the mountain with 16(ish?) obstacles to overcome along the way, +3 new obstacles for the Mudder Legion only (those who have completed at least one Mudder prior to showing up to this year's event).
Glory Blades - a series of slanted 8 foot walls, strong teammates definitely come in handy at this one - it definitely helps to get a hand to get over these.
Devils Beard - a long heavy fishing net that you have to walk under. Another great place to have a big team, although when you are short your contribution is minimal.
Mudder Section - a walk through the mud, some downhill and some really slippery, but not an incredibly difficult challenge.
Arctic Enema - When I thought about Mudder, when I planned and trained and maybe even stressed a little, this was one of the two obstacles that truly scared me. A plunge into muddy ice water, no option but to completely submerse yourself to get under the wooded wall/board in the middle. I don't swim, not well anyway, water stresses me out, and I am not one to typically enjoy being cold, at all. I was a bundle of nerves approaching - having to wait 15 minutes or so before we could even jump didn't help matters. This was both a low and a high point for me. Despite my fears I jumped in, my head went under, but I was not able to get under that board I came up short, the cold stole my breath, and I panicked. I heard my teammates yell at the staff to get me out, and they plucked me from the water. It felt like an eternity, watching Jimmy Ray's GoPro video it was really mere seconds, but now I understand how in panic someone can drown in water that is not over their heads (no I was no where near drowning, I was standing up, the water about chest level, but the panic and cold made me irrational). I was ashamed, embarrassed and defeated as I walked around the obstacle, and then I was reminded why my team kicked ass - as I was congratulated for trying and hugged and encouraged by my teammates ("Funny story, you went in"), I was no less shaky, but proud of my effort and happy to have such amazing people to run with.


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To RUN To is a beautiful double-story home lovingly restored, beautifully furnished and superbly decorated to create an ambience of tranquility in Westcliff, one of the most beautiful areas of Hermanus. Situated one street back from the famous Hermanus Cliff Paths, To RUN To offers visitors direct access to this famous landmark coastal hiking path which stretches 15 km along the majestic whale coast of Hermanus.
The cottage offers a sea view from the spacious upstairs living room and verandah. Two spacious en-suite bedrooms sleep a total of four people, with one located upstairs overlooking the pool, and the other downstairs leading out into the beautifully landscaped garden and pool area. Designed with an open plan dining room and fully equipped Eurostyle kitchen, there is also a shaded deck where you can relax with a drink or meal, under the tree. Having been accredited with a 4 star grading by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa, you are assured of the required high standards of comfort and luxury in this beautiful home.