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Chapter One
It was 6 o' clock on a crisp December morning when Aaron batted his phone alarm off and sat up quickly in bed so that he didn't drop back off to sleep. Normally a late riser, especially on a Saturday, it was unusual for him to be out of bed before eleven on a weekend. But this day was different, and it was with a mixture of trepidation and – yes, he had to admit – excitement, that he thought about what he would be doing today.
His mother had roped him into a charity fundraiser organised by Marlon to raise money for the Down Syndrome Society. Usually, he'd run a mile from anything so community-spirited, but this was a bit different. A paintballing day out in Connelton Woods, Woolpack versus Cafe, with the first team to find the other's base camp winning. Each participant had been sponsored per hour they manage to stay in the game without being shot by a member of the other team.
Aaron was actually really looking forward to getting out in the fresh air and running around like an idiot for the day. He was by no means over losing Jackson, and he didn't think he'd ever be able to fully recover from everything that had happened. But he was making steady progress now that he had been forced by Paddy and his mother to see a therapist. Now he had strategies to help him cope with the guilt and anger which had ruled his life and caused him to do terrible things over the last few months. The main turning point had been the look on his mum's face when she found him cutting his thigh up late one night. He never wanted to cause that look again.
Since then, he'd tried his best to stop hurting himself, to control his temper rather than letting it control him, and to build some bridges with his mum. They were all difficult tasks, especially the last, since Chas only had to open her mouth to annoy him sometimes. But according to Adam, that's just a talent all mothers possess, not just his.
After quickly getting washed and dressed into his black outdoor gear, he made his way downstairs, surprised to hear lots of voices coming from the living area. Pushing the door open, he was greeted by a room full of people in similar attire to his own. Adam, Moira and Victoria were sat at the table tucking into a large cooked breakfast each. Marlon was in the kitchen, plating up three more servings, while Chas was sitting on the sofa nursing a large cup of coffee.
"Blimey, you're all up early" Aaron greeted them.
"Tell me about it" grumbled Victoria, who was already wondering why she'd agreed to this.
"This is a lie in for us mate" laughed Adam through a mouthful of sausage.
"Here y'are. Get this down ya" said Marlon as he thrust a plate of food into his hands before placing one in front of Chas and sitting down with his own.
"Cheers Marlon" he said as he dug in. Sometimes it was handy having a chef for a cousin.
"So have we got any strategy plans for today then?" asked Moira, "Or are we just going to wing it?"
"We should have two people guarding our base camp the whole time, whilst the other four split into two teams and go two different ways to the enemy's camp" said Chas, as she pushed her beans around the plate with her fork. She looked up to see everyone staring at her as if she'd grown a second head. "What?" she asked.
"Nothing" said Adam, "just wasn't expecting such a full answer at 6 in the morning, especially not..."
"...from a girl?" Chas interrupted. "Here, I've had army training, love. Would've been a Lieutenant by now if it wasn't for...never mind." She picked up her still-full plate and was about to take it into the kitchen when Adam stopped her.
"I'll have that if you don't want it Chas".
"I'm trying very hard not to be offended here" said Marlon.
"Sorry Marlon, just not hungry" Chas replied. "I'm gonna go and get my jacket, everyone be ready in ten, yeah? The minibus'll be here."
As Chas left the room, Marlon nudged Aaron and quietly asked "She alright?"
"I dunno, I'm not her minder am I?" he shot back quickly. But he was wondering the same thing. She looked tired. "Probably just getting up so early" he thought to himself as he jammed a whole piece of bacon into his mouth at once.


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Four Bees pitchers combined to hold Fresno in check all night and Corey Myers paced the offense as Salt Lake swept the four game series and extended their division lead to four games.
Left-handed pitcher Jon Rouwenhorst had not started a game in over four years before he got the call last Saturday, but after his second start, it appears he wants a chance to stay in the rotation. The Anaheim resident threw five shutout innings to help bridge the gap caused by the promotions of Joe Saunders and Dustin Moseley earlier this week, striking out four and giving up just five singles. An undrafted free agent out of Biola in 2001, Rouwenhorst entered the year with a 2.60 career ERA, but has had several rocky appearances on the way to a 4.17 mark this season.
Corey Myers hit his second home run since signing with the club at the end of May to drive in a pair and scored the Bees' other run on a Curtis Pride groundout. The one-time first round pick of the Arizona Diamondbacks has surged this month to raise his overall batting average to .269 on the year, but he has had to settle into the eighth spot in the lineup because he has been unable to consistently drive the ball this season.
Tulsa nips Arkansas 8-7 (Rockies)
Jose Arredondo had his worst start since his promotion and the Travelers' attempt at a comeback ended with the tying run at third base in the ninth inning to give the Drillers their first win in three games so far this series.
Arredondo, whose starts have each been less effective than the one before it since moving up to Double-A, gave up six runs on nine hits in just four innings. The strikeout artist did record four more whiffs, but walked one and a pair of doubles in the process. After posting a 2.30 ERA in the Cal League, Arredondo's mark with Arkansas is now at 5.09.
Brandon Wood had two more extra-base hits, including his 21st homer of the year, to drive in three runs and lead the offense. The slugger has had eight of his last 12 hits go for at least two bases and now leads the Texas League with 35 doubles and is second with a .575 slugging percentage.
Quakes rock Stockton 14-6 (A's)
Rancho Cucamonga's offense welcomed Steve Marek to the Cal League with the same sort of explosiveness they demonstrated in Nick Adenhart's debut, allowing the Texan to cruise to his first win after his promotion.
Marek gave up four runs in six innings of work, surrendering seven hits and a walk while striking out seven. The righty, who had given up just two homers over his last 49 innings in the Midwest League, gave up a pair of leadoff round-trippers in his debut. The Ports were the first team to score more than three runs against him in a game all season.
Catcher Tim Duff made the most of just his third start this month, going 3-for-5 with a homer and four RBIs. The University of Tampa product has seven hits in 15 at-bats this month to raise his season average nearly 60 points to .220 and has collected hits in three straight games for the first time in nearly a year.
Quad Cities nip Kernels 4-3 (Cardinals)
Andy Hill breezed through the first six innings, giving up just one run on five hits, but gave up a home run and single to open the seventh before getting a sacrifice bunt from the final batter he faced. That runner he left on came around to score as well to leave him with his second straight loss. The righty has six quality starts in 11 appearances, but still owns just a 3-6 record since joining the Kernels from extended spring training in May.
Center fielder Madison Edwards led off for the Kernels and had a pair of hits in a game for the first time in two months. The speedster out of Texas Tech also drew two walks to nearly double the number of times he reached base this month. The left-handed hitter has managed just a .143 average this year, but has been a threat when he has gotten on base, swiping seven bases despite just 19 hits.
Orem rolls over Helena 9-2 (Brewers)
The Owlz got a strong pitching performance from starter David Herndon and never trailed as every batter in the lineup collected at least one hit.
Helena hitters will be glad if they never face Herndon again as, for the second straight outing, he blanked the Brewers over five innings of work. He gave up just five hits and one walk in this latest outing and has now yielded just one run in his last 15 innings of work. The fifth round pick out of Gulf Coast Community College in Florida is getting it done with good command and reliable off-speed pitches rather than great stuff, striking out just 12 hitters in 24.1 innings so far this year.
P.J. Phillips had exactly the sort of night the Angels hoped for when they selected the athletic third baseman out in the second round last year, going 4-for-5 with a home run and a stolen base. The right-handed hitter from Georgia has hit in seven straight contests, raising his average almost 70 points by going 13-for-30 in that span. Phillips has done most of his damage against right-handed pitchers, against whom he is hitting .290. Lefties have held him to just .179. Also a bit concerning is that he picked up his 13th error in 28 games last night when he misplayed a grounder.
AZL Mariners beat Angels 7-3.
With Hank Conger out of the lineup for the third straight game, catcher Anel De Los Santos continued his strong performance, going 2-for-2 with a pair of walks. The 18-year-old from the Dominican Republic collected his third triple and now has a .587 slugging percentage to go along with his .348 average. His success also includes his performance behind the plate, where he threw out his eighth runner in 19 attempts Thursday.
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Module 3: Elements of Research
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
- Explain how associations between variables are used to answer research questions.
- Explain why random assignment and random selection are used in research.
- Explain why some information about a research study cannot be told to a research participant.
An understanding of the basic elements of research is essential for good research practices. Among the most important elements to be considered are variables, associations, sampling, random selection, random assignment, and blinding. For a more detailed explanation of other research concepts, please see the list of references provided at the end of this curriculum.
Section 1: Variables
The purpose of all research is to describe and explain variance in the world. Variance is simply the difference; that is, variation that occurs naturally in the world or change that we create as a result of a manipulation. Variables are names that are given to the variance we wish to explain.
A variable is either a result of some force or is itself the force that causes a change in another variable. In experiments, these are called dependent and independent variables respectively.
When a researcher gives an active medication to one group of people and a placebo, or inactive medication, to another group of people, the independent variable is the medication treatment. Each person's response to the active medication or placebo is called the dependent variable.
This could be many things depending upon what the medication is for, such as high blood pressure or muscle pain. Therefore, in experiments, a researcher manipulates an independent variable to determine if it causes a change in the dependent variable.
As we learned earlier in a descriptive study, variables are not manipulated. They are observed as they naturally occur and then associations between variables are studied. In a way, all the variables in descriptive studies are dependent variables because they are studied in relation to all the other variables that exist in the setting where the research is taking place. However, in descriptive studies, variables are not discussed using the terms "independent" or "dependent." Instead, the names of the variables are used when discussing the study. For example, there is more diabetes in people of Native American heritage than people who come from Eastern Europe. In a descriptive study, the researcher would examine how diabetes (a variable) is related to a person's genetic heritage (another variable).
Definition: A variable is either a result of some force or it is the force that causes a change in another variable. In experiments, these are called dependent and independent variables respectively.
Case Examples for Independent and Dependent Variables
Example 1:
In an experimental study looking at classical music exposure and reading ability in children, the researcher divided the children into two groups (Groups A and B). In Group A, the children listened to Mozart for one hour every day for one month. In Group B, parents were instructed to refrain from playing classical music around the child for one month. At the end of the month, all children were given a reading comprehension test. Those who listened to Mozart daily (Group A) scored significantly higher on the reading test. In this case, the reading comprehension test score is the dependent variable and exposure to Mozart's music is the independent variable. This is because the test score is dependent on whether or not the child listens to Mozart's music. The independent variable, exposure to Mozart's music, is independent because it is something that can be manipulated or changed by the researcher.
Example 2:
In a study with a similar design as the previous example, researchers looked at the effects of nutrition on reading ability. In Group A, children ate at least three ounces of dark green vegetables every day for one month. In Group B, children were fed their regular diet. At the end of the month, the children took a reading comprehension test. Those who ate the green vegetables every day for one month (Group A) did not vary in their test scores when compared to Group B.
Section 1: Discussion Questions
- In the second example what is the independent variable? Why?
- In the second example, what is the dependent variable? Why?
- Identify which variables are dependent and independent in the following examples:
- Physical activity and weight loss
Dependent Variable: weight loss
Independent Variable: physical activity
- Positive feedback and self confidence
Dependent Variable:
Independent Variable:
- Headache and aspirin
Dependent Variable:
Independent Variable:
- Muscle mass and weight-training
Dependent Variable:
Independent Variable:
- Calcium consumption and bone density
Dependent Variable:
Independent Variable:
- Blood pressure and salt intake
Dependent Variable:
Independent Variable:
Variables are important to understand because they are the basic units of the information studied and interpreted in research studies. Researchers carefully analyze and interpret the value(s) of each variable to make sense of how things relate to each other in a descriptive study or what has happened in an experiment.
Definition: Variables are characteristics studied in research that can take on different values (e.g., weight, height, exposure to a substance, demographics (i.e., where you live, your ethnicity, how much income you have, medical background).
Case Example for Descriptive Study Variables
See if you can identify the variables that are under investigation in the following descriptive study:
Many children who live in the Bronx, a borough of New York City, are developing asthma. In a descriptive study investigating this problem, parents whose children have asthma are asked about whether they smoke around their child, whether they live near a freeway, whether their child regularly sees a healthcare provider, their family income level and also if there is a history in their family of asthma. Prior research has shown that these factors may have an influence on the development of asthma in children.
Section 1: Discussion Questions
- What are the variables that are under investigation in this study?
- If you were the researcher, what other variables would you study to see if it may contribute to developing asthma? Why?
- Given the variables presented in the example and the variables that you thought of, why would these variables be useful to the researcher?
Section 2: Associations and Cause and Effect
Definition: The term association means that two or more things are related or connected to one another.
The term association means that two or more things are related or connected to one another like height and weight, cholesterol level and heart failure or exercise and weight loss. Associations can be positive or negative (the positive and negative associations do not necessarily mean that the association is 'good' or 'bad'). Positive associations suggest that when one variable is increased, the value of another variable increases (e.g., as height increases, so does weight; as cholesterol level increases, so does the risk of heart failure). Negative associations mean that when a variable is increased, the value of another variable decreases (e.g., exercise is introduced (or increased) and weight decreases). Associations can be found in experimental or descriptive studies. Finding significant associations, either during descriptive or experimental studies, may lead to the development of programs or treatments to remedy a particular problem.
The variable X is the independent variable.
The variable Y is the dependent variable.
Case example for Associations and Cause and Effect
One example of an association is seen with aspirin use and prevention of heart attacks. The more aspirin that a former heart-attack patient takes, the less likely it is that he/she will have another heart attack (American Heart Association, "Aspirin and Heart Disease," , Accessed September 9, 2015).
Examples of Positive and Negative Associations:
Variable 1
Variable 2
Direction of Association
Education level
Income level
As education level increases, so does income level.
As exercise increases, weight decreases
Study time
Test score
As study time increases, test score increases
Sick days
Work productivity
As number of sick days increases, work productivity decreases
Section 3: Sampling
Sampling is the process of choosing participants for a research study. Sampling involves choosing a small group of participants that will represent a larger group. Sampling is used because it is difficult or impractical to include all members of a group (e.g., all Latina women in the United States; all male college athletes). However, research projects are designed to ensure that enough participants are recruited to generate useful information that can be generalized to the group represented.
Definition: Sampling is defined as the method by which some members of a larger group are selected. The usual goal is sample those members so that they are representative of the group as a whole.
Case Example for Sampling
An investigator will be studying nutrition among Latina women. To find participants to interview, she requested a list of names and contact information for all Latina women from a community clinic. These women had already provided consent and had agreed to be contacted about participating in future research studies. The list included 1,000 names of potential participants for the nutrition study. The investigator chose 200 of the women from this list to contact for possible inclusion in the study.
Section 3: Discussion Questions
- What is the purpose of selecting a smaller group of participants from a larger group?
- Do the women included on this list represent the larger group?
- Would you choose participants differently if this was your study? If so, how would you do it?
- What would happen if the investigator chose individuals from the list that she knew? Would this affect the results of the study?
Section 4: Random Selection
Random selection is a form of sampling where a representative group of research participants is selected from a larger group by chance. This can be done by identifying all of the possible candidates for study participation (e.g., people attending the County fair on a Tuesday) and randomly choosing a subset to participate (e.g., selecting every 10th person who comes through the gate). This allows for each person to have an equal chance of participating in the study.
Allowing each person in the group an equal chance to participate increases the chance that the smaller group possesses characteristics similar to the larger group. This produces findings that are more likely to be representative of and applicable to the larger group. Therefore, it is extremely important to adhere to this procedure if it is included in the research design. Ignoring or altering random selection procedures compromises the research design and subsequent results. For example, friends or relatives may be easier or more convenient to recruit into a research study, but selecting these individuals would not reflect a random selection of all of the possible participants. Similarly, it would be wrong to select only individuals who may potentially benefit from study participation rather than randomly selecting from the entire group of individuals being studied. Ignoring random selection procedures when they are called for in the research design reduces the quality of the information collected and decreases the usefulness of the study findings.
Definition: Random selection is the process of selecting a smaller group of individuals from a larger group to be participants in a study. Every person has an equal chance of being selected, which allows each of the individuals in the group the same chance of participating.
Case Example for Random Selection
The investigator selects 200 names from a list of 50,000 Latina women by placing all of their names in a hat. Each name is put on a separate piece of paper and names are drawn until 200 names have been picked. This procedure to select names at random can also be done by using special computer programs. A computer program would probably be used for this process when there are hundreds of participants to randomly choose.
Section 4: Discussion Questions
- Do the women included on this list represent the larger group?
- Would you choose participants differently if this was your study? If so, how would you do it?
- What if the researcher decided to ignore the random selection procedures as described in this example (e.g. pulling names from a hat, using a computer program to generate random numbers)? How would this affect the results of the study?
Section 5: Random Assignment
Random assignment is a procedure used in experiments to create multiple study groups that include participants with similar characteristics so that the groups are equivalent at the beginning of the study. The procedure involves assigning individuals to an experimental treatment or program at random, or by chance (like the flip of a coin). This means that each individual has an equal chance of being assigned to either group. Usually in studies that involve random assignment, participants will receive a new treatment or program, will receive nothing at all or will receive an existing treatment. When using random assignment, neither the researcher nor the participant can choose the group to which the participant is assigned.
The benefit of using random assignment is that it "evens the playing field." This means that the groups will differ only in the program or treatment to which they are assigned. If both groups are equivalent except for the program or treatment that they receive, then any change that is observed after comparing information collected about individuals at the beginning of the study and again at the end of the study can be attributed to the program or treatment. This way, the researcher has more confidence that any changes that might have occurred are due to the treatment under study and not to the characteristics of the group.
A potential problem with random assignment is the temptation to ignore the random assignment procedures. For example, it may be tempting to assign an overweight participant to the treatment group that includes participation in a weight-loss program. Ignoring random assignment procedures in this study limits the ability to determine whether or not the weight loss program is effective because the groups will not be randomized. Research staff must follow random assignment protocol, if that is part of the study design, to maintain the integrity of the research. Failure to follow procedures used for random assignment prevents the study outcomes from being meaningful and applicable to the groups represented.
Definition: Random assignment is a procedure used in experiments to create study groups with similar characteristics so that the groups are equivalent at the beginning of the study.
Case Example for Random Assignment
In a study to help individuals quit smoking, investigators randomly assigned participants to one of two groups. In Group A, participants took a class to quit smoking. The classes took place each week for 10-weeks and included information about the benefits of quitting smoking. In addition, participants in the class received strong social support from mentors or "buddies." In the Group B, participants read a 3-page pamphlet created by the American Cancer Association that explains the benefits of quitting smoking. The investigator randomly assigned participants to one of the two groups. It was found that those who participated in the class and received support from their buddies were more likely to quit smoking compared to those in the other group that received only the pamphlet.
Section 6: Blinding
Blinding is a technique used to decrease bias on the part of the researcher or the participant. In some studies, the participant is not told to which group they have been assigned. This is called single blinding. There is another level of blinding called double blinding where neither the researcher nor the participant know which group the participant is in until this information is revealed at the end of the study. Blinding can reduce the temptation to ignore random assignment procedures and can reduce any expectations about the potential effectiveness of the treatment or program since group assignment remains unknown by the participant, the researcher or both the participant and researcher. The results are more likely to provide information about the true effect of the treatment or program being tested when blinding is used.
Definition: Blinding is a technique used to decrease bias on the part of the researcher or the participant where the participant, or both the researcher and the participant are not told to which group they have been assigned.
Case Example for Blinding
In a study investigating the effects of a new anti-itch cream, participants with minor skin rashes were randomly divided into one of three groups. In the first group, participants received a new anti-itch cream that contained 3% hydrocortisone. In the second group, the participants received the standard cream available over-the-counter which contains 1% hydrocortisone. The third and final group members received a cream that contained 0% hydrocortisone. The participants did not know to which group they were assigned. Participants used the cream for three days to relieve itching symptoms caused by the rash. After three days, each participant's rash was examined to determine if itching symptoms subsided. If this was not the case, the participant was provided with the standard treatment, which is known to relieve itching.
Section 6: Discussion Questions
- Why are participants not told (blind to) their group assignment?
- Is this a single or double blind study?
- Do you think knowledge of group assignment (no blinding) would affect the results? Why or why not?
- Do you think that the researcher's knowledge of group assignment would affect the results? Why or why not?
Module 3: Quiz Questions
- In a study that uses random assignment, ignoring the random assignment procedures would result in:
- Reducing the validity and usefulness of the study results.
- Conducting bad science
- Violating the protocol
- All of the above
See Answer
d. All of the above
- Telling the research participant the group they are in during a blinded study is...
- Acceptable because this knowledge of group assignment would help participants understand how they should behave during the study
- Unacceptable, because this knowledge of group assignment can influence how people behave and result in unreliable data.
- Honest because you should tell the participant everything about the study
- Harmful because if the participant knows what group they are in, they may be injured.
See Answer
b. Unacceptable, because this knowledge of group assignment can influence how people behave and result in unreliable data.
- Scenario: You are a community health worker involved with a nutrition study investigating the effects of a low-sodium diet on women with high blood pressure. Your responsibilities include recruiting women ages 30-50 who are not pregnant and who do not plan to become pregnant within the next year. In addition to recruiting and enrolling participants, you will collect measurements every 3 months over the course of one year. At the end of every completed measurement visit, the participant will receive $50 for their participation. The eligibility criteria, study activities and incentive payments are explained to the participant at enrollment. During the first measurement session with a participant you find out that she is 20 weeks pregnant. You wonder if she was unaware of her pregnancy when you enrolled her, or, perhaps she didn't disclose her pregnancy because she wanted to participate. What should you do?
- Let the participant remain in the study and complete all measurements as required. If she hid the pregnancy at enrollment she likely needs the participation money.
- Explain to the participant that she is no longer eligible to take part in the study. Furthermore, participation would require her to modify her diet, which may be unsafe for her baby's development.
- Complete the measurement visit with the participant. Afterwards, check with the study team about whether the participant can continue in the study since she no longer meets the eligibility criteria.
See Answer
b. Explain to the participant that she is no longer eligible to take part in the study. Furthermore, participation would require her to modify her diet, which may be unsafe for her baby's development.
- When a participant has an equal chance of getting into all groups or treatments in an experiment it is called
- random selection
- random assignment
- random error
- none of the above
See Answer
b. random assignment


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Mary's physical wounds took roughly four weeks to heal. She spent the majority of that time sitting silently perched on the end of the bed in the guest bedroom Isobel had provided for her. She wore the same clothes; a simple ensemble of a white blouse and black skirt, until Isobel come to take them away from her. Every morning Isobel came and pinned up Mary's long chestnut locks in the hope it might coerce her into leaving the house, even for an hour. The room was small, and with Eli sleeping in the same bed there were many nights she was kicked in those broken ribs, but she took the pain without a word, embracing it more as a punishment than an accident.
She had fallen pregnant with the twins on their wedding night, which she had spent with George in a room not unlike the one she was lying awake in during those weeks spent at Isobel's. That room had had considerably more tasteful curtains however - Isobel was not known for her great skill of interior design. Yet again Mary couldn't help but feel as though everything had gone the way it was supposed to. She and George had come to know one another through their meddling mothers. They had courted for a short period, and when he had gotten down on one knee, presenting a gorgeous diamond three generations old, she had said yes without hesitation. She could remember how nervous he had been for their entire evening, and by the time he had actually gotten around to proposing, she had convinced herself that really she was going to say he didn't want to see her anymore. When she thought a little more about it, perhaps there had been a single moment of hesitation, but because she was so shocked at the turn of events, not because of any indecision on her part. She had known he was the man for her as soon as her mother had told Mary about him.
He had been beside himself when she told him she was pregnant, lifting her in the air with his powerful arms and kissing her until she felt faint. Even now she could hear his embarrassed laugh as he settled her into an old red armchair, as though he were sitting beside her now, and if she would only turn her head she would see him, the arch of eyebrows, the straight edge to his nose, and the smattering of freckles beneath the slate of his eyes, always crinkled at the edges because of the constant smile.
"Mummy we're going to the park to visit the ducks and go on the swings!" Eli pulled her from her reverie. For a confusing moment she thought that it was in fact George who was charging across the room toward her, but then reality forced its way back to the fore and with it came the incessant knowledge that there was one running child when there should have been two. Pieces of her heart splintered and fell away. She blinked and willed away treacherous tears, pulling her face into something that resembled a smile.
"Wonderful, darling. Say hello to the ducks for me." It was the same response she had given for the previous three weeks, but today Eli was not accepting it as an answer and resolutely pulled her to her feet. The sheer physical strength of a small child never ceased to amaze her.
"No mummy, Isobel says you've been inside for long enough and if you don't get up you'll be stuck to the bed forever and ever!" She threw Isobel a withering look over Eli's head and received a nonchalant shrug in return, no hint of apology on her sister-in-law's face. She feigned alarm for her son's benefit, and leapt to her feet.
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Nearly 90% Of Clinical Trialists Believe Data Should Be More Easily Shared
Nearly nine out of ten clinicians carrying out biomedical research trials believe that trial data should be shared more easily, even though they do express some practical concerns, a study published today on bmj.com reveals.
BMJ has long championed transparency in medical research. Last month, the journal launched an open data campaign to compel greater accountability in healthcare, and from January 2013, it will require a commitment from trialists to make their data available on reasonable request.
Dr Fiona Godlee and Dr Trish Groves (BMJ Editor and Deputy Editor) say that this decision has been made because "it is no longer possible to pretend that a report of a clinical trial is sufficient to allow full independent scrutiny of the results". They say that this new policy is a "step in the right direction" and it is now down to journals and their contributors to "ensure that we are as rigorous in overseeing and critiquing this new breed of reanalyses as we have tried to be of the originals".
Major regulators are also beginning to contemplate far-reaching open data access policies, most notably the European Medicines Agency.
Many trialists have advocated for data sharing to enhance the value of trial data. It has been argued that full access to data reduces the potential for incomplete reporting of study outcomes therefore improving medical evidence and clinical decision making.
Data sharing generally takes place either via depositing in a repository or after a request from an individual. However, despite compelling evidence, studies have shown that researchers of clinical studies are among the least likely to share their raw data due to concerns over research subject confidentiality and diminished rewards for conducting original research.
Researchers from Yale University, BioMed Central and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute therefore carried out a survey on authors of trials published in 2010 and 2011 in the six journals with the highest Impact Factor 2011 - New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine, PloS Medicine and the BMJ. All responses were anonymous. Respondents were asked about concerns regarding: sharing data through repositories, receiving and making data sharing requests, reasons for declining or granting requests and their beliefs on the right of first use of trial data.
315 trialists completed the survey, the majority of which were male, between 50 and 64 years of age and who had completed their training between 10 and 24 years ago. 83% were employed by an academic institution and two thirds had reached the rank of full professor.
88% of respondents supported data sharing with 75% believing that sharing data through a repository should be a requirement. 73% thought investors should be required to share data upon individual request while only 18% of trialists were required by the research funder to deposit their trial data.
Only five (2%) respondents indicated that data should be made available to investigators immediately upon trial completion; 109 (35%) thought between one to two years after completion; 97 (31%) within three years and 104 (33%) said there should be no time limit and right of first use should extend until the main findings are accepted for publication.
Concerns with data were varied including: appropriate data use (65%), investigator and funder interests (41%) and protection of research subjects (29%). Other, more specific concerns were patient confidentiality and consent, while recognition was the reasoning behind denying individual requests for 42% of respondents. The most common reason for denying individual requests was ensuring appropriate data use at 74%.
And while some trialists themselves may have shown reluctance to share data, fewer than a fifth were required by their funders to deposit trial data in a repository and fewer than half had received an individual request. The researchers say this, however, may be a consequence of an under-developed data sharing system.
The researchers suggest that due to this, the concerns that trialists have need to be addressed. They suggest that to ensure competency, training curriculums can be developed to teach the best practices for preparing and using shared clinical trial data. They say there is also a need to ensure trialists receive sufficient recognition but addressing these concerns will require a "cultural shift" with academic institutions and promotions needing to begin crediting investigators.
In conclusion, the researchers found "substantial support" for sharing clinical trial data among researchers of recently published trials in high impact general medical journals. They say that "practical concerns must be addressed" and the community "needs to not only cooperate with these efforts, but trust that data sharing is in best interests of public and science".
"Sharing of clinical trial data among trialists: a cross sectional survey", Vinay Rathi et al.
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Recently aerated greens,but putted well. Course plays longer then card yardage. Very pleased with all the staff, from Mr Dohrman, to the café
course in great shape, putts rolled true. the front green tees are great for senior women....makes it very playable. Pace of play was wonderful
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Fantastic course that is only an hour out of Atlanta. Easy day trip. Greens are magnificent. Many of the fairways are very forgiving, plays well to high handicappers and scratch golfers. Very much an overlooked course when compiling a list of "must play" courses in the Atlanta area. Definately worth the drive!
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This course is a must play for anyone who loves to play golf. If you consider yourself a good putter, you should score well. The greens are very fast--and true! The course is in great shape.
Customer service is a priority. The clubhouse staff, the starter, and maintenance employees are first class.
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Thank you for the awesome review! We do our very best to provide a great experience to everyone that plays our course. We have a wonderful staff that takes great pride in their facility. Hope to see you back soon...
Greens are in good shape. The rest of the course is in terrible condition. Pretty much a dog track or should I say Dawg track! I would choose to play elsewhere when in the area.
I have played this course twice with my son, a student at UGA. It has been very quiet on both occasions, almost no one was playing. The course is fairly challenging, especially the 12th hole! The greens are in decent shape. I love the bulldogs at the tee box! There are many specimen trees and nice plantings along the course....
The course layout was redone a few years ago by Davis Love design. Greens are severely undulated and being bent grass are very quick. Course has hills and some blind shots. It was one of the highest scored courses in relation to par on the Web.com Tour. Beautiful in the Spring around Masters time. A great course in North Georgia.
Played here for the first time. Greens were in great shape but the fairways had a lot of disease or damage. Still, a beautiful course. I wouldn't play here without a discount offer.
This is definitely one of the nicest golf courses in the area. If you've got the $, check it out. The range and putting/chipping greens are great.
Nice course built in the '60's. Small clubhouse has display of all of the Georgia golfers who've gone to the PGA.
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A Fed-Watcher Guide to FOMC Day: Steady Taper, Green ShootsAki Ito
Here's what to look for when the Federal Open Market Committee releases its policy statement at 2 p.m. today in Washington. Fed officials won't provide new economic projections, and Chair Janet Yellen isn't scheduled to give a post-meeting press conference.
-- Steady Tapering: With the labor market and economy showing signs of improvement, the FOMC will probably trim its monthly bond buying by $10 billion, to $45 billion, according to Michael Hanson, senior U.S. economist at Bank of America Corp. in New York. It would be the Fed's fourth straight reduction by that amount.
-- "We continue to see a high hurdle to changing the tapering pace," Hanson said in a research note. "This is a meeting for Fed officials to consolidate the policy stance they have developed this year."
-- Green Shoots: The FOMC will probably say the economy is gaining strength after harsh winter weather depressed growth, said Thomas Simons, an economist at New York-based Jefferies LLC. Growth stalled to a 0.1 percent annualized rate in the first quarter as exports dropped, according to data from the Commerce Department. Consumer spending rose more than forecast, propelled by the biggest gain in services in 14 years.
-- "We're looking for perhaps a modest upgrade to the economic outlook," Simons said. Retail sales in March rose by the most since September 2012, and private employment exceeded the pre-recession peak for the first time.
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-- Shaky housing: At the same time, the FOMC may refer to signs of a slowdown in housing, Hanson said. Sales of new homes in March dropped 14.5 percent, Commerce Department data showed last week. Home prices in 20 U.S. cities rose at a slower pace in the year ended February, with the S&P/Case-Shiller index of property values increasing 12.9 percent for the smallest 12-month gain since August. Rising mortgage rates and the harsh winter have restrained demand.
"It is possible that the statement hints at more concern by the Fed about the pace of recovery in the housing market," Hanson said. "If so, markets would likely see this assessment as dovish."
-- Policy clarity: Fed officials may discuss how to improve their guidance on the future path of the benchmark interest rate, without making any changes at this meeting, said Michael Feroli, chief U.S. economist at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York and a former Fed economist.
-- "While qualitative guidance may be subject to further refining later this year, an adjustment seems unlikely this early," Neil Dutta, head of U.S. economics at Renaissance Macro Research in New York, said in a report.
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-- Stanley Fischer's bid to be Fed vice chairman won support yesterday from the Senate Banking Committee, sending the former Bank of Israel governor's nomination to the full chamber for confirmation. The committee also backed the nominations of Lael Brainard and Jerome Powell as governors. Powell was renominated for a second term after joining the Fed two years ago, and Brainard is a former U.S. Treasury undersecretary for international affairs who would fill an empty board seat.
-- Even with the approval of the nominations by the Senate, there will still be two vacancies left on the seven-member board for President Barack Obama to fill.


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Sun., Sep 13: anc. Leros, Gr to anc. Kalymnos, GR
... in the salon, we pitched to the starboard, and two of the three drawers under the port couch opened, and a basket filled of stuff spilled onto the floor, and was rolling. Dennus was also in the salon, with headphones on, listening to something, I tapped him on the shoulder saying: "go to your room..." as I saw stuff hit the floor. He got up and left the salon, and went to his room. It wasn't until later that I found out he thought I meant him to stay ...
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... in the early afternoon sunshine, while I was reading. Before I knew it Denise and Dennus were back, and we all ascended the ladder, to the table already set up for our afternoon meal. Our culinary treat today was a spinach torte, and Greek salad, with, of course, the white wine spritzer. Afternoon siesta was cut short today, because I want to get to Leros to show Denise and Dennus the medieval castle of the Knights of St. John. We played roll-out as ...
Fri.,Sep11: hrb. Patmos,GR to anc. Grikos, Patmos
... at the Cave of the Apocalypse, and said he would wait for us as we viewed. This cave, had a very plain, but pretty church inside of it. John of Patmos, later becoming St John, had his visions here. Returning to our chauffeured taxi, Mike then took us up as close to the Chora as he could. From here we had to follow the signs for the Monastery. It was getting hot, and climbing was not very much fun.... particularly straight up, combined with ...
Thurs.,Sep10: anc. Arki, GR to hbr. Patmos, GR
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2585 Quilchena Creek Rd Quilchena, British Columbia V0E 2R0 (map) | (250) 378-2923
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $30.00
Off-the-beaten path, very basic, laid-back RV park with about 25 full hookup 25 sites, surrounded by nine-hole golf course. Dining room and bar right next door at historic Quilchena Hotel, (fantastic local DLR beef; Sunday brunch and buffet dinner--great value). Very comfortable clubhouse with bar and food and RV check-in. General store with gas pumps. Friendly staff. - mlbw
Sep 2015 - $35.00
Price is in CDN$. We are not golfers but we still enjoyed our stay at this park. It is quite small and the camp spots are, basically, around the perimeter of a large lot, surrounded by the golf course. It is quite quiet and the golf course makes for a nice view. The restrooms are a bit dated but clean. There is a clubhouse and the old hotel next to the campground has a restaurant and bar. We will stay here again. - cachencouple
Sep 2013 - $30.00
This park is surrounded on 3 sides by a full length 9 hole golf course. Very quiet, very neat and access to the lake 1/4 mile away at the sailing club owned by the same family. Historic hotel and class restaurant on the property. Unique. Make a detour. - bugsy
N Nicola Lake Rd Merritt, British Columbia V0E 2R0 (map) | (250) 315-0253
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Sep 2014 - $21.00
Nice campground a bit outside of Merritt. The paved road to Monck is pretty bumpy on the way in, the way out to Merritt is much better. Well laid out campground with some space between sites. Quite a few sites suitable for bigger rigs. Roads inside the campground are paved, the sites are gravel. Level was good. Very quiet day and night. Dump (5$ fee) inside the campground. One nice loop trail takes you up to some nice viewpoints over Nicola Lake. Washrooms have flush toilets but no showers. Large grassy beach area with lots of picnic tables. I assume it can be busy here during the summer holidays. We'll be back. - TheSchweitzers
Jul 2014 - $21.00
Sites vary in size but the largest ones can easily accommodate the large rigs and boats. The sites are hard packed gravel, fairly level, with excellent quality picnic tables and fire rings. There are no RV facilities at the sites (power, water, sewer) but they do have a number of potable water taps throughout the park and 1 sani station that you can use for $5 (free Sani-station at the Canadian Tire in town about 10 minutes away). There are no shower facilities so for the tenters take note. The washrooms are typical park washrooms. It does get very dusty which gets into everything. The wind really picks up at night so bring those awnings in. All in all, a very good provincial park with spacious RV sites. Easy access to a sandy beach and large playing field. Would come back again if in the area. - bakermancoq
Jul 2008 - $19.00
Park is very beautiful, set on Nicola Lake. Staff was very friendly and helpful, even getting us firewood after the store was closed. Lake was a little cold which made swimming interesting. Wind came up a couple nights, so pulled the awning in just to be safe. Day use area was amazing, with grass and sand on the beach. This park is highly recommended. - JAAndFamily
1145 Neilson St Merritt, British Columbia V1K 1B8 (map) | (250) 315-2267
Sites: 69 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
Booked months in advance for a group of 4 large units, one site was decent, another that was sold as a 45 footer, a 40 foot Motorhome had to park diagonally to fit into, one other butted the next site at a 45, not level at all, had a huge mud puddle in it. Another couple with a large Motorhome joined our group booking weeks after me got a nice level gravelled site. I had barely enough room to slide out, no room for the awning. Two members of our group got charged full rate, no weekly or group discount, despite the fact that a 50% deposit was put down to hold the sites. Manager seemed unwilling to help. Front office and washrooms looked fairly new and clean, the park is nicely treed and adjacent to the Coldwater River which was fun to swim in, but unfortunately we won't be returning. - syd73
Jun 2015 - $40.00
This park is not worth the price per night, although the people are very friendly. The park is kind of messy, sites are not leveled and muddy. - henny04
Aug 2013 - $35.00
This place looks much nicer in pictures than in person. Roads aren't great, sites are completely ungroomed and unmaintained. Apparently, they have not heard of a rake, weed eater or lawn mower. Our fire pit was full to the top with old coals. Some sites with junk piled everywhere, very unsightly. Where we camped, the sites were so close together that our sewer hose was pretty much directly underneath the next guy's picnic table. Very friendly lady at the store, but that's about the only positive at this place. Would never return or recommend. - User3203
1300 Voght St Merritt, British Columbia V1K 1B8 (map) | (250) 378-6441
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Apr 2017 - $25.00
Large sites, pleasant surroundings. Easy walking distance from the centre of the town. Walking trail along the river across the street. No laundry but there is a large facility close by in the town. Price was $29 Cdn. - BonnieVagrant
Sep 2016 - $29.00
We often stop here on our way home at the Coast. Friendly people and a close walk to town. We like to walk our dogs across the street along the river. Strong and reliable WiFi and spacious sites. - Thedogsma
Aug 2016 - $25.00
Nice little park, level parking, lots of trees. The operator was friendly and polite. The park is right in town but was nice and quiet. - Tyee
Bates Rd Merritt, British Columbia V0E2R0 (map) | (250) 320-9305
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Sep 2016 - $18.00
The campsites in this park are split between Kentucky Lake and Alleyne Lake, with a few in between. We stayed at one of these in between spots that was a pull-through and had a great view of the east pond. If you like to fish this is your park and you'd probably want one of the sites nearer to one of the lakes. It was cool at night when we were there in September but the sun was warm so the spots near the lakes being in the trees are a bit cooler than those in the open. We had a great time hiking around the lakes. Swimming isn't really practical because of the mud on the lake shore but the lakes look to be perfect for small boats and canoes. We will be back. - cachencouple
Lac La Jeune Park Dr E Kamloops, British Columbia V0K 1W0 (map) | (250) 377-8888
Sites: 144 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 11 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $23.00
Beautiful campground on the lake south of Kamloops. Drove in Sunday nite and personnel nice enough to give me map with all available sites. Interior roads paved. Site 38 on outside loop of campground with beautiful view of forested area, wild flowers and meadow. Slight view of lake in distance. 10 degrees cooler in mountains than town. Nicely spaced sites. Have 2 bars of Verizon service. - smitty12
Aug 2016 - $20.00
Arrived at park without reservations and found entry hut closed, so proceeded to drive campground on paved road looking for available site that would becbig rig friendly. Found several sites that are level. Sites that had reserved tags never filled and sites with availability filled. No one ever came by for money and there were no pay envelopes. Totally confused in this beautiful park. Water spigots spread throughout the park had no threads, sites are mostly level and vary in size. Easy access from Highway 5. - RJourney
Jul 2014 - $27.00
This is one of the most beautiful campgrounds I've ever encountered, if not *the* most beautiful. All sites are large, well separated from their neighbors with plenty of foliage between them. Some sites are meant for two families camping together. These sites share a common driveway and are intentionally close to each other. Lac Le Juene is a beautiful lake, with a pier for fishing, and a swimming area. There is a boat launch and we saw canoes on the shore. We did not see any water-ski type power boats on the lake, but it was 7PM on a Thursday night, so they may have off the water, or perhaps are not allowed. We did see small aluminum fishing boats with small outboards. There is a 7 mile hiking/biking trail around the lake. The toilets scattered around the campground look like single-hole pit toilets from the outside, but each actually contains a single flush toilet. There was no sink … except for a large bath facility associated with the beach parking lot, which I imagine could be used by nearby camp sites. This is a dry campground, but does have water spigots scattered throughout it. There is a nice looking dump station near the entrance. We were here in late July, and the outside temperature was in the mid-50's, which is pretty chilly to be doing water activities. According to other campers, it's normally in the 80's or 90's at this time - Bitbucket


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This sweet, affecting documentary profiles the eponymous actor/drag queen/activist Bette Bourne (Peter Bourne), now a grand dame in his 70s with a lavender rinse in his hair, a fetching array of oversized brooches and a great store of anecdotes.
Prompted by co-director Mark Ravenhill, who pootles about London with him, checking out old haunts and meeting ageing friends, Bourne narrates the story of his life. It's practically a microcosm of 20th-century gay culture, covering the closet culture of the 50s, the gay liberation movement, Bourne's success with his cabaret company the Bloolips, and the arrival of Aids.
As a documentary, it is hardly radical or ground-breaking (although the archive material is ace), but it's an engaging oral history, about a lovely person who gives good quip. The title refers to an interchange with a judge when Bourne was once on trial: Bourne was sternly asked to remove his hat in court and refused, because it "goes with the shoes".


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Violet Haze
Though the sun shines bright and warm, lighting up the world, Amber only sees a violet haze. In the midst of the haze, a blob of turquoise dances back and forth, growing larger and smaller as her sister moves around the camp-sight, gathering their few belongings. That is how Amber is; every soul has its own unique color. Vivian's is a bright turquoise. Ellen, her mother, had been a dusty rose color. She didn't know her father's color- she's never known him.
Amber pushed the thoughts of her family out of her head. There was no use in wishing for something that's long gone. At least, that was what Amber had always believed. Cherish and appreciate what you've got, and do not long for what you can never have. Greed and jealousy may have destroyed the world, but they would not destroy Amber.
Vivian looked around herself. The meadow they had camped in for the night was absolutely gorgeous, but she did not appreciate the beauty as she might have yesterday morning. Not now that the one thing she loved most was gone. Amber was all she had left.
Wild flowers of pink, blue, yellow, white, violet, every color imaginable, sprouted up through the rich soil. They were thriving in the new spring weather. A soft breeze ruffled her bright red hair and made ripples in the tall grasses. To the north, the meadow reached out for miles. To the east, a small strip of the forest separated the meadow from a sandy beach and a large body of water. In the west, the whole of the forest rested in peace, covering what could have been the majority of the world. Vivian knew better than that, of course; but she couldn't help the way things appeared to be.
In the south, an old beaten up dirt road lay beneath a green canopy. The road was maybe three miles away. It was a major trading route during the dry season. The end of this road was their destination.
"So, what are we going to do when we get to Mastonia?" Vivian asked, breaking the thick silence. A flock of black birds took off in the sky, startled by the break in monotony caused by her hoarse voice.
The silence started to come back, settling in. Finally, Amber spoke. "We are going to hide our faces, steal a little food, a horse, listen to the news, and move on. Eventually, we will try to learn why our village was damned and why they were looking for us. And we will try to live a normal, comfortable life- until they come after us again. But we must remain alert and on our toes; do not draw attention to ourselves."
Amber's sightless eyes stared intently into Vivian's own. It was scarry how Amber could do that, know who people were and where they are at, even though she was blind.
Amber had strange eyes. When she was born, instead of black like a normal infant's, her's had been a deep amber color- for which she was named. But sometimes, her eyes were a silver blue. They change depending on her mood. Right now, they were the blue color; she was still depressed. Her hair, with the sun in it, looked like the flames that destroyed their home- a constant reminder.
Vivian looked almost like Amber. Red hair, pale face, many freckles. But her own eyes changed from a pale lavender to a silvery blue. Her's too, right now, were the color of that silver blue. Mood eyes must run in their family.
"Come on. We should go now. If we are lucky, we can catch someone alone and steal some fresh clothes," Amber said standing.
"Must we steal?" Vivian asked, repulsed by the thought.
"I hope you don't expect everyone to take pity on and show mercy to us. People are rude and greedy, rarely showing generosity and kindness to anyone. We're only acting as Karma, showing them what goes around comes around. We'll only take what we need to survive and only from people who have wealth but do not share. We'll be like Robin Hood and help people like us." Amber tried to justify their actions to come, but it did not fool Vivian. Amber didn't like the thought of stealing either; it made her sick to her stomach.
"We didn't used to have nothing," Vivian grumbled.
"That's not true. We don't have nothing; we have each other. Sorellas forever."
"Sorellas forever," Vivian repeated quietly. Hand in hand, they walked south. It took two hours, but they eventually found the dirt road. It travelled from east to west; they walked for a mile more westward.


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Corinthia Hotel London
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Property Location
Corinthia Hotel London is in the heart of London, walking distance from Nelson's Column and St. Martin-in-the-Fields. This 5-star hotel is close to London Eye and London Dungeon.
Make yourself at home in one of the 294 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an indoor pool, a sauna, and a 24-hour fitness center. Additional amenities at this Victorian hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).
Grab a bite at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 4 bars/lounges. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in London? This hotel has 6262 square feet (582 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms.
Hotel Facilities
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- In-room accessibility
- Number of floors - 7
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Conference space size (feet) - 6262
- Concierge services
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Hair salon
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Roll-in shower
- Fireplace in lobby
- Wedding services
- Spa services on site
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Conference space size (meters) - 582
- Meeting rooms 9
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of bars/lounges - 4
- Year Built 1885
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Smoke-free property
- Total number of rooms - 294
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Luggage storage
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Accessible bathroom
- Sauna
- Conference center
- Porter/bellhop
- 24-hour business center
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Shopping on site
- Full-service spa
Room Facilities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Soundproofed rooms
- Bathrobes
- Designer toiletries
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Pay movies
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free newspaper
- In-room massage available
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Daily housekeeping
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Desk
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- Hair dryer (on request)
- Individually furnished
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- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- One child 16 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
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Call for Book Chapters: Sustainability and the City: Urban Poetics and Politics. April 1, 2015.
Conventional deployments of the term "sustainability" emphasize "avoiding the long-term depletion of natural resources," as the Oxford English Dictionary defines this word. However, the emergent idea of "comprehensive sustainability" considers the so-called natural environment and human politics in equal measure and means not only reconciling preservation and development but also achieving social justice and equality. Does this altered definition of sustainability mark or require a profound shift in perceptions of cities? Or might we trace concepts of sustainability in past ideas about cities?


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Despite a devastating knee injury that ended Teddy Bridgewater's third NFL season before it ever truly began, the Minnesota Vikings quarterback is making a point to remain part of the team.
Two days after completely tearing his anterior cruciate ligament and suffering other structural damage in his knee, Bridgewater showed up at the team's practice facility in advance of their Thursday night preseason finale. On Monday, he was back there once again.
"It's always good to see him. Anytime you see him around, whether it's in the training room or the locker room, that's been my advice to him: Be around as much as possible," tight end Kyle Rudolph said. "It's hard when you're injured and it really feels like you're not part of the team. It's great to see him up. It's great to see him about, and we're always praying for him and wishing him the best on his recovery."
Bridgewater is expected to have a long road back, with a best-case scenario seeing him ready for the 2017 season. But despite his big expectations prior to this season wiped out with his injury, he has continued to have a smile on his face around teammates.
"He's a real religious guy. His mindset is really good right now," left tackle Matt Kalil said Monday after seeing Bridgewater. "He's focused on just getting back and getting better and coming back."
Teammates and coaches are doing their best to support Bridgewater, even while preparing to face the 2016 season without him on the field.
"He's here every day down in the training room. Same kid he always is. Always a smile on his face," head coach Mike Zimmer said. "Xavier Rhodes, he always comes in and ties (Bridgewater's) shoes. He can't reach his shoes, so Xav does it. I was down there today and I tied it for him. I'm the shoe-tier now."
In the span of a week, the Vikings have had to quickly pivot. Since last Tuesday's devastating scene, when teammates witnessed Bridgewater's dislocated knee after suffering the non-contact injury, teammates have had a wide range of emotions.
"I think as an offense, a lot of disappointment early last week when Teddy goes down, but then you rally around one another," Rudolph said.
Zimmer was the one leading that charge to recharge after Bridgewater's injury, but even Zimmer was emotional and reflective after the injury, citing lessons he learned about rebounding after the death of his wife seven years ago and the death of his father last training camp.
"I felt extremely bad for Teddy, obviously. I never thought I would have another quarterback throughout my career other than him," Zimmer said on Monday. "You go through those things and you get over it and you go on. We'll try to do the best we can to figure out a way to win."
Having Bridgewater's presence around the locker room will certainly help lighten the mood and remind teammates to keep smiling.
Even Bridgewater's replacement, Sam Bradford, acquired in a trade on Saturday, is hoping Bridgewater remains a presence around the locker room.
"I asked him if he could please be there as much as possible to help me out," Bradford said Monday. "I would really appreciate that."null


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