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The Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct is a 200 hectare area that was established to facilitate the creation of a world-renowned, knowledge-based, mixed use community with a particular focus on health knowledge.
It strategically incorporates education and health facilities such as Griffith University, Gold Coast University Hospital, associated research and allied health facilities and the recently opened Gold Coast Private Hospital. It also includes the 29 hectare Parklands Priority Development Area (PDA), which will be used as the Commonwealth Games Village for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games™ (GC2018).
After GC2018, the Parklands PDA will become a permanent mixed use community incorporating residential, retail, commercial and open space land uses to support the Health and Knowledge Precinct.
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On 1 October 2013, control of the 29 hectare site at Parklands was transferred to Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) for the redevelopment of Parklands.
Delivery of the Commonwealth Games Village is the responsibility of a private developer and managed by the state government. The Commonwealth Games Village will be one of the most significant legacy projects of GC2018.
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The project includes 1200 apartments and townhouses across 30 buildings, and will provide accommodation and services to 6,600 athletes and officials during GC2018.
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The balance of the land will be held by the state for the future health and knowledge development from 2018.
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Black and white is in again, stripes is always in, and a moto jacket too.
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Hallo everybody, I am doing seqeuncing for several bacterial samples,so i am extracting DNA using promega then am checking gel intensity and integrity by using agarose gel and ethedium bromide. then i am sunjecting the good sharp bands DNA (as i saw them on gel) to PCR to see the 16s amplification. the problem is that my supervisor said to me why do u waste time to check genomic DNA on gel with ethedium bromide , go and use syber green with RT-PCR it will show you the purity and concentration of DNA no need for gel. actualy i Don't know how to do his way and i am not that much expert in this feild. anyone can tell me the procedure of doing his way?? beside i got some non spesific binding in the first step of pcr , is increasing temperature could help to remove this non spesific binding? and how much should i increase??
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using sybergreen to quantify DNA and assess its quality
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SYBR green and RT-PCR (presuming by this you mean real-time- or qPCR rather than reverse transcriptase-PCR) will not tell you the concentration or integrity of the DNA - it can, if used appropriately, tell you the number of copies of a genome or specific DNA (or cDNA) sequence that you have in a sample, which then can be related to the concentration. Concentration of a sample can easily be assessed by using a spectrophotometer and measuring the absorbance at 260 and 280 nm.
Integrity of the DNA or RNA can only be assessed by running on a gel or a gel like chip (e.g. the Agilent gel on chip system).
Integrity of the DNA or RNA can only be assessed by running on a gel or a gel like chip (e.g. the Agilent gel on chip system).


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Built on the distinguished heritage of Yellow Transportation and Roadway, YRC is a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide, Inc., a Fortune 500 company and one of the largest transportation service providers in the world. The integrated companies that make up YRC provide logistics management solutions. Together they represent a comprehensive array of international services for the shipment of industrial, commercial and retail goods.
Senior Engineer Jeff Lucas, who has been with YRC even before the Roadway merger, has been a longtime customer of both TallyGenicom and Printronix products. In his present role, Lucas evaluates and recommends new technology to be implemented into the YRC transportation system which will allow the company to move goods faster and more efficiently. Reliability and serviceability of the line matrix printer are the two most important requirements. Responsive support service is also critical. In his analysis, Lucas looks at reliability and the quality of the bar codes. For YRC, it can be extremely labor intensive if the bar code is not readable, resulting in additional labor for key punch entries and a slower workflow. While speed is not the driving issue, quality of the print output is. Lucas has had the new TallyGenicom 6610 for about six months in the test lab. "We've run printer stress tests and we are finding it is more like a Printronix printer with a TallyGenicom name. That's important because Printronix puts out the best printers in my 20 years of working with them. I was glad to see that there were innovations included that made this look and perform like a Printronix printer with the user friendliness of a TallyGenicom product, thereby making it easy to self install in my location. The ribbon cartridge replacement of the 6610 is a significant advantage over the older Printronix models. Specifically, it is the clockwise motion of the spool winder in the 6610 model over the counterclockwise movement requirement in the 6306."
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A plane carrying Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) had to make an emergency landing in South Carolina on Monday following unidentified mechanical problems.
The plane took off from the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport in South Carolina at 2:42 p.m. and, according to Graham, made an emergency landing minutes later after passengers reported hearing strange sounds.
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"Interesting day — just made a return-flight emergency landing at GSP," tweeted Sen. Graham from his official campaign account. "About 5 minutes into today's flight from Greenville to Washington, I and my other passengers noticed the engine making strange sound[s]."
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Want to buy the 1972 Ford Mustang fastback built on tonight's episode of "Fast & Loud"? eBay Motors goes live with the auction at the close of tonight's show!
Now that tonight's episode of Discovery Channel's "Fast & Loud" has ended, you are no doubt aware that the ebay auction on Gas Monkey's 1972 Ford Mustang Restomod on this evening's episode has begun to gather speed. In case you've been on another planet for the past few years, "Fast & Loud" covers the exploits of Richard Rawlings and Aaron Kaufman, two slick-talking classic car dealers in Texas who seek out and flip cars for profit.
When deadlines and uncooperative vehicles combine with a colorful cast of characters, the mayhem ensues. In all honesty, it's one of our favorite programs. Our only lingering question is why Gas Monkey Garage is still in business, seeing how the sometimes seedy business of buying, repairing, and selling has been exposed to the light of day for all to see. Notwithstanding, Gas Monkey customers don't seem to mind, and they keep coming back for more—most likely a testament to the affable personalities of the principles.
What's different this time around is that Gas Monkey Garage has teamed up with the folks at eBay Motors to auction tonight's project. That's not so unusual by itself—Gas Monkey Garage has sold scores of cars on eBay—except that tonight's auction is timed to go live at the conclusion of tonight's episode.
It's well known that Gas Monkey Garage gravitates to Fords, and Mustangs in particular. This 1972 Ford Mustang fastback is a one-owner car with a 302ci Windsor small-block, C4 automatic, and retains its original green interior—a true survivor car. A nice sprinkling of upgrades from tonight's episode include a Holley carb, dual-plane intake manifold, and new service items like belts, hoses, and a battery. On the handling side, the guys installed American Racing AR500 17-inch rims with Toyo Proxes tires (215/60R17 and 235/50R17) and lowered the ride height. A donated Mach 1 hood and a new coat of Medium Lime paint with Mack 1 stripes rounds out the new look.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has announced the appointment of 34 farmer-directors and two alternates to the United Soybean Board (USB).
Eighteen of these farmer-leaders have been reappointed to the national checkoff board and bring back several years of experience in helping provide profit opportunities to all U.S. soybean farmers through farmer-driven U.S. soy research and promotion efforts. The 16 new board members bring a wealth of experience and perspective from working with their state soybean checkoff boards and other sectors of the U.S. soybean industry.
"We're always very pleased to get such highly qualified people who are willing to donate their time to benefit all U.S. soybean farmers," said USB Chairman Phil Bradshaw, a soybean farmer from Griggsville, Ill. "It's critical for those on the board to have a thorough knowledge of the soy industry. Our directors bring diverse backgrounds and expertise in the areas that the checkoff funds, and I'm sure that's the case again this year."
Appointed farmer-leaders include:
• Russell M. Smith, Ark.
• Richard F. Carlisle, Del.
• Richard J. Stern Jr., Eastern Region*
• Philip E. Bradshaw, Ill.*
• Sharon L. Covert, Ill.*
• James E. Schriver, Ind. *
• Roger W. Hadley II, Ind.
• Delbert J. Christensen, Iowa
• Robert N. Haselwood, Kan.*
• Ronald R. Ohlde, Kan.
• Jules K. Bordelon, La.
• Granville S. (Steve) Moore, Md.*
• Mary Lou Smith, Mich.*
• James E. Wilson, Mich.
• James B. Willers, Minn.
• Robin H. Hanks, Minn.*
• Marcus S. Curtis, Miss.*
• Richard L. Fordyce, Mo.*
• Gregg A. Fujan, Neb.
• Michael S. Thede, Neb.*
• Jacob J. Parker, N.C.
• Joel M. Thorsrud, N.D.*
• Jared C. Hagert, N.D.*
• Russell R. Carpenter, N.Y.*
• Dale L. Profit, Ohio*
• Keith L. Kemp, Ohio
• Larry E. Davis, Okla.
• William L. Beam, Pa.*
• Douglas R. Hanson, S.D.
• John H. Dodson, Tenn.
• Keith M. Dunn, Va.*
• Ross A. Waterman, Western Region*
• Robert A. Derr, Wis.
• Nancy Kavazanjian, Wis.
• Dallas R. Wright, Del. (alternate director)
• Todd O. DuMond, N.Y. (alternate director)
*Indicates returning director.
All appointees will be sworn in on Dec. 8 when USB will hold its annual meeting in St. Louis and will serve three-year terms. Qualified State Soybean Boards nominated all of the soybean farmers selected by the agriculture secretary to serve on USB.


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Going to Swine (or some of you may prefer to call it S.Wine) was a spontaneous sudden plan by my friends.
I've heard some good reviews about it but I never got the chance to try it since I never had pork cravings to satisfy.
Excuse my tired looking face because I was out the whole day that day and when I just got back home,
I sat on the sofa for about a full blessing of 5 minutes, and I had to get out from the house again, lol.
I'm sure most of you have heard of this famous pork house, but here's my first take on Swine.
It's located at Ben's groceries at Publika which I absolutely adore them for their product packaging there,
and mind you, I always buy products influenced by their packaging (and they say don't judge a book by it's cover).
And yeah, here's how it looks like on the inside.
I actually don't really enjoy seats like these, (although I know this is the hipster industrial interior look)
but it's really cold (especially for the butt) oh man and especially the thighs for short skirts,
but it's not like I like warm seats either (ew!) LOL, I'm fussy! but you know what,
fussiness makes a good food blogger. AHAHHAHA. #whatlogic.
for glazing number ONE we ordered pigs in a blanket!
Ohhh yummy chewy baby pork sausages wrapped around with bacon like their little winter coat.
With that bursting buttery juicy POP when you give it a bite in your mouth. Experiencing it was indeed delightful,
Dipping them in that sour sauce gave tingles to your mouth. Indeed that sauce was amazingly done:) YUMS!
This starter (which you have to try) specifically lifted up my expectations for this place and it's other dishes.
Glazing number 2 is MOMOFUKU inspired pork bun,
(would someone enlighten me what the hell is momofuku?!) sounds like a japanese thing.
But this chinese inspired steamed bun with pork dish is just sooo yummy.
Especially the soft bun (which felt like cushions in your mouth), matched with the tenderness of the sliced pork
(I took out the pickles because I hated it and I didn't wanna take the risk of it spoiling my beautiful pork buns) YUMs!
Garlic and arugula pork sausages
This was recommended by the waiter since we asked what's popular here, but for me, this wasn't really that good,
compared to some of the other sausages that I've tried before. I felt that this one was OKAYYY la.
And by the way that dark brown thingy underneath the sausages isn't burnt hashbrown, apparently they're some french vegetable.
I rate this dish 4/10. Didn't really like it, so guys as a fussy food blogger I wouldn't recommend this dish. LOL
mmmm. Spicy bacon and mushroom pasta.
This one was not bad, although I felt that the bacon was a lil too hard to chew but the whole dish was appetizing,
unlike the sausage which was I think kindda "jelak" at a point.
Maybe because this one has a tinge of spice in it so it didn't felt so "jelak" like some of the pastas out there.
Maybe because this one has a tinge of spice in it so it didn't felt so "jelak" like some of the pastas out there.
WE (specifically I) had to try this Ham & Cheese sandwich, sounds normal doesn't it?
But I was looking what Swine could provide, and whether if they could beat my expectations.
It's just a normal everyday dish, but this one was good because ohhh. first!
I could feel the real ham weight when I held up the sandwich, it was pretty heavy, and heavy describes this sandwich.
It's creamy melted cheese, and it's thick slice of ham, really gives my tummy the weigh. haha.
I'm telling you it looks small but this dish is realllly filling I'm not even joking!!
Someone wanted to have Bubur ChaCha (our local delight) badly, and so we satisfied his cravings.
I'm glad we did because OHHHHHHHHHHH. just look at that when you stir it! D:
Goodness gracious such a generous servings of sago, potatoes, (and another pink thing which is soft and sweet), in there!
Golly Gee! It's as if I've found a pot of gold... Such Yum-ness from this little purple pot of gold,
and the texture is just great, and it doesn't taste that sweet as a lot of bu bur cha cha out there does!
I'm surprised I like this dessert to be honest, because I was doubting the skills of the Australian chef who runs Swine.
In my mind I was like, "Come on la, this is a Malaysian dessert."
But yes, after the first bite I learnt to never underestimate a foreigner's skills on local delights, cause this was so good!
The last dessert we had was Bacon Sundae with strawberries, caramel and macadamia nuts.
I know there's some places which sells bacon sundaes, but I've never tried one because I find it weird.
I guess we human-beings are so used to being comfortable in our own zone, sometimes it's pretty hard to take us out from it,
but for this time WHY NOT?! we've already tried 5 pork related dishes, why not just finish it with a bacon sundae! woohoo! here goes nothing!
My first bite on this (with a big scoop of caramel + nuts + sundae + bacon) was...
it took my brain a fairly long time to digest the taste and use a word to describe what I just put into my mouth.
Firstly the bacon is cold and salty. mixed with the creamy sweet ice cream, and suddenly there's the hardness from the roasted caramel and nuts.
Explosion of flavors will be how I describe this dish whenever someone asks me how was it.
I like it, it's weird like me. Me and this sundae clicked instantly, maybe I should rename my blog into Bacon Sundae.
it's sweet, it's creamy, it's crunchy, it's salty, it's nutty, it's sour (from the strawberry).
such lovely feelings combined majestically in the mouth. haha!
Well! my conclusion is, this place does really live up to it's hypes.
Great atmosphere, great services, by the way, our tax went up to rm20+ (just wanted to let you know).
This was definitely a more "atas" place than the usual Three little pigs & the Big Bad Wolf where I hangout.
I'll definitely come here for more because well, I call this place a beautiful mess.
Look how creative you can get with porks! Their combination and long list of food on the menu just entices me.
It takes a person to really know his pig to be able to cook it well, and to be able to mix it with the right ingredients isn't easy.
And I also heard their breakfast / brunch set is something that you should try. I'm looking forward to come here again!
Salute to the people who owns this place. The next time I come here I'm drinking wine.
just saying, lol


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Cocktails for the Historic "Home and Home" Tour
Of all the concerts this summer, none could be hotter than Jay-Z and Eminem pairing up for the "Home and Home Tour" in the artists' respective hometowns. To celebrate two of the greatest living rappers performing side by side, 1800 Tequila has put together two cocktails to sip in honor of this historic hip-hop milestone.
For Eminem, it's the Motor City Margarita:
2 oz 1800® Silver Tequila
1 oz triple sec
½ oz lemon lime soda
Combine with ice and stir, garnish with lemon wheels and a sprig of mint.
And for Jay-Z, 1800 gives us the Manhattan State of Mind:
2 oz 1800® Silver Tequila
1 oz sweet vermouth
1 dash lime juice
1 slice orange
Shake tequila, vermouth, and lime juice with ice and strain into an old-fashioned glass over ice cubes. Add the slice of orange and serve.
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Beware, Middle East: Kim Kardashian Is Coming
You might want to sit down for this: Kim Kardashian actually wants to learn about something. And she isn't getting paid for it or anything.
Earlier this week, in reference to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict which she knows nothing about but wanted to share the headlines with anyway, the buxom reality star drew the internet's ire when she tweeted, "Praying for everyone in Israel."
After being lambasted for her one-sidedness, she later added, "Praying for everyone in Palestine and across the world!"
She eventually deleted both tweets and apologized for offending everyone. An apology that was a long time coming, even if you take her asinine tweets out of the equation.
In an effort to fix this fax-paux, Kim has announced that while she's in Kuwait and Bahrain making appearances at some Millions of Milkshakes openings (oh, there's the "getting paid" part), she'll use the opportunity to learn a little more about the Middle East.
Because nothing says "Middle East" like a double chocolate shake with sprinkles.
"Kim wants to be as informed as possible," says a source, "so she can use her celebrity to help those in need and raise awareness about important issues in the area."
Also so she doesn't look like an idiot the next time she tweets about geopolitical issues. Which she should never do, ever.
Meetings have reportedly been set up with world leaders in both countries. Why they'd bother talking to her is unclear, but how we wish we could peek at those PowerPoint presentations.


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In December 1912, the four-movement version of "Pelléas et Mélisande" was finally premiered. The additional movement, the Sicilienne, was taken from the third interlude of the incidental music. This delightful piece would later become one of Fauré's most popular compositions and now exists in countless arrangements.
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Stephen J. Hadley, a principal at RiceHadleyGates LLC, was national security adviser in the George W. Bush administration.
Ten years on , public views of the war in Iraq are still highly politicized and partisan. As passions cool, what should Americans conclude about the war?
1. The war went too long and cost too much — in the lives and treasure of Americans, our coalition partners and Iraqis. The quick toppling of Saddam Hussein in 2003 was followed by a prolonged insurgency and sectarian violence that threatened to tear Iraq apart. It was the responsibility of the U.S.-led coalition to prevent this, and we didn't.
We also did not anticipate that al-Qaeda would move into the security vacuum created by Hussein's fall and seek to defeat the United States in Iraq. Ultimately, history is likely to show that the Pakistani-based "core" of al-Qaeda responsible for 9/11 was defeated in Iraq. But it was a long, hard struggle.
2. After more than three years of escalating violence and increasing sectarianism, the United States and its allies turned around a war that we were not winning. President George W. Bush made a bold decision in 2007 to change strategy and add 30,000 U.S. troops. Working with coalition and Iraqi counterparts, U.S. troops, intelligence officers and diplomats implemented the "surge" with imagination and courage — and largely ended the violence. Agreements Bush signed in December 2008 established the terms for an enduring bilateral partnership and the schedule for withdrawal of U.S. forces. President Obama, who as a senator had opposed the surge strategy that made it possible, implemented the withdrawal plan, and U.S. military forces were out of Iraq by the end of 2011.
3. Ultimately, the United States achieved its national security objectives. Today's Iraqi government does not pursue weapons of mass destruction, support terrorists, invade its neighbors or brutally oppress its people. Hussein had done all these things, despite some 17 U.N. Security Council resolutions calling on him to stop. The United States went to war because of his failure to stop after 12 years of international diplomatic effort, economic sanctions, "no-fly" zones, various inspection regimes and limited military strikes ordered by President Bill Clinton.
After Hussein was deposed, we did not find the stockpiles of WMDs that all the world's major intelligence services, the Clinton and Bush administrations and most members of Congress thought that he had. It was less an intelligence failure than a failure of imagination. Before the war, no one conceived what seems to have been the case: that Hussein had destroyed his WMD stocks but wanted to hide this from his enemy Iran. The U.S. team charged with searching for WMDs concluded that Hussein had the intention and the means to return to WMD production had he not been brought down. (With Iran pursuing nuclear weapons, it is a good bet that he would have.)
4. The U.S.-led postwar reconstruction and stabilization effort was fraught with problems and failed to accomplish what we hoped for or what Iraqis expected. A lot of mistakes were made. While the United States has invested heavily in its military for decades, it has not made a comparable investment in the civilian capabilities and institutions needed to help postwar societies build reliable security institutions, ignite economic growth and deliver basic services.
Our nation needs these capabilities, not because it is contemplating more such military operations but because these skills are necessary to help prevent failing states (such as Somalia and Yemen) and post-revolutionary states (such as Tunisia, Egypt and Libya) from descending into chaos. Conflict avoidance is vastly cheaper in lives and treasure than either military intervention or a society being torn apart, as Syria is today.
5. Despite all the problems, by 2008-09 Iraq could govern, defend and sustain itself, and it was an ally in the war against terrorism. Sporadic violence continued but was not a strategic threat to the state nor beyond the capability of Iraqi security forces. Iraq had a democratic government in which Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds worked together for a common future. The United States and its coalition allies did not go to war to impose a democracy on the Iraqi people. But having toppled Hussein, President Bush decided that we owed Iraqis the chance to build a democracy with our help. And they took it. While the Iraqi leadership appeared to be a fractious group lurching from crisis to crisis, the new government held together and began to work. This was no small feat in a region where all too frequently Sunnis oppress Shiites, Shiites oppress Sunnis and both beat up on the Kurds.
6. The Arab Spring increasingly leaves these achievements at risk. Revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya have caused regional instability. Iran is pressuring Iraq from the east, Turkey from the north and Syria from the west. The failure to keep a modest U.S. military presence in Iraq has reduced not only Washington's ability to counterbalance this pressure but also U.S. influence in Iraq. Syria is particularly worrisome: more than 70,000 dead, 1 million refugees and more than 2 million internally displaced. With no end to the fighting in sight, sectarian violence is spilling over into neighboring Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Iraq.
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Lessons from a good vertical: Skift.com
For digital media companies, creating good verticals that breed small but valuable audiences has become essential. On that subject, here are my takeaways following a conversation with Rafat Ali, founder and CEO of Skift.com. In 20 months, Rafat's company has become a reference in the travel intelligence business.
There is no excuse for not trying to build a vertical digital service (web site & mobile app) for a strong media company shifting to digital. As long as you have a powerful (not to be confused with profuse) newsroom coupled with a well-structured contents system, trying a foray in a specific domain is worth considering. As an example, see Atlantic Media, one of the most innovative media brands, as it deploys a series of verticals nested in its Government Executive Media Group. These units all generate small but extremely valuable and loyal audiences — and enviable revenue per user (more on the Atlantic in a future Monday Note).
Building a vertical is a mere matter of implementation, you might say. But a look below the surface shows how such process demands much more than merely putting a small group of good writers in a digital stable, and asking them to gather news on a specific subject.
That's why Skift.com drew my attention. In less than twenty months, manned by only 9 people crammed in an mid-town Manhattan office, Skift.com has become a strong voice and a reference in the travel industry: airlines, booking systems, hotels, tour operators — and all the the sector's disruptors.
I met Rafat Ali five years ago in Hyderabad, India; we were both of speaking at the same conference. Rafat was about to exit his first and remarkable startup, PaidContent.org (a terrible name he now laughs off), one of the first blogs decoding the media industry's transformation. After building it from scratch and spending eight exhausting years producing and editing stories, Rafat sold it to the Guardian for a reported $30m — right before the 2008 crisis. (Last year, PaidContent was acquired by GigaOm).
After a short transition, Rafat was free to go. So did he. In 2010, at the age of 36, he left for a two-year series of trips to Oman, Iceland, Burma, India (where he has family), radiating from his bases in New York and London. At last out of PaidContent's trenches, he took the time to read a hundred books during his journeys. Following @rafat on Twitter, you could feel his excitement, and also his growing interest in the travel sector.
'You have to remember, it was 2010, the iPad had just been launched, everyone was thinking about what to build on it', said Rafat. His first idea was to re-invent the travel guide book for the iPad. But he soon realized how crappy the whole travel industry's information ecosystem was: 'I was blown away.' While the transactional part of the travel business had been completely broken apart by a massive, unprecedented disintermediation — benefiting the customer, trade information remained frozen in the past, with its sets of professional printed publications perpetuating a jargon-filled verbiage offering little or no actionable intelligence, nor useful data
Nature (and digital business) abhors vacuum, so does Rafat Ali, who decided to fill the void. When asked to define Skift in a nutshell, he said this: 'In late 2011, we wanted to build the Bloomberg News of travel'. (When it comes to business information, this is quite a goal. Never aim low, I can't agree more.) Rafat's wanted to build something based on a few concepts: rely heavily on data, capitalize on the open-web, use APIs aggressively (to connect with third party data sets), aim at professionals, consultants, experts, and — last but not the least — prosumers who often know more than merchants. (Read Rafat's post on the "Mediata" Startups).
The other key to Skift's concept — which means shift in Danish — was tearing apart the silo culture that plagued the travel industry for decades: 'You have airlines, airports, cruises, hotels, technology… All of these silos have collapsed in global interconnected megatrends, and we knew we could make our voice heard across all…', explained Rafat while pointing at this graph:
As far as editorial is concerned, Rafat believes journalistic content is needed to create addiction, daily use, while-data related products generate usefulness, stickiness, loyalty and, ultimately, monetization. Content-wise, at the beginning, the site was built on four "legs": aggregation (collecting headlines); curation (with a tweet-length phrase to describe a story); licensed content (full articles brought from news providers); and originally produced articles. Today, Skift is down to two items: 40% of articles are licensed (mostly Newscred) and 60% are original content — about 15–20 short business stories (produced by a staff of three…)
Business-wise, Skift positioned itself primarily as a B2B company, then secondarily as B2B-2C. Its traffic is still modest (1m UVs/mo), but growing fast; so does its newsletter business, expected to reach 75,000 subscribers by year end. No mobile apps in sight as the mobile web works well for Skift: mobile users account for 35% of web traffic and 50% of newsletters readings.
Skift sells few but high yield ads, to the point that Rafat is about to create a tiny studio to create bespoke brand contents. (Maintaining the mandatory Chinese wall could be tricky in such a small structure.)
But Skift's true gem is its industry dashboards and data collection system, a well-structured tree that leads to scores of statistics and rankings. Inside, you'll learn that AirBnB — whose valuation is now higher than Hyatt — has a Skift Score (a combination of indicators) roughly twice the "bookings & tools" industry average. Or that Dutch airline KLM scores way better than the hippest Virgin Atlantic. Or that Hertz masters the social ecosystem way better than the trendy Über.
Using data analytics, Skift produces reports — short and updated twice a month (as opposed to quarterly "bibles" prone to quick obsolescence.) 'We will focus mainly on marketing, strategy and technology to produce competitive intelligence', said Skift's CEO. Rafat's intense focus on doing few things but doing them well extends to the obligatory conference business: Skift intends to do just a single event about the Future of Travel, in a similar fashion to Quartz'sThe Next Billion conference (see the #qznextbillion hashtag for a list of tweets linking to videos). In both cases, these events are built on strong editorial concepts, 'We want to make a conference about leadership instead of a vendors-to-vendors type…' said Rafat.
What's next for Skift? First, an off-site staff meeting in Iceland. Actually, Rafat Ali is considering a global franchise set in Reykjavik. Less anecdotal, Skift founder wants to apply his news and contents formula beyond the travel industry to what he feels are interconnected sectors — at least in discretionary spending — namely food & beverage and retail sectors.
One final note. Looking at the state of travel information, I can't help but discern a complete failure of traditional, legacy journalism. Too cozy with the main players and their corrupting PR machines, too filled-up with press junkets and freebies, the mainstream media coverage of this $6.5 trillion/260 million jobs sector has become mostly illegible. This leaves a large open field to new players.


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The internet has changed many things about modern life. One of them is that it is much more possible than ever before to work in your own home. Because several jobs are now done electronically, many opportunities for freelancing and flexible working hours have become available.
Although working at home is tremendously convenient and sounds appealing, it should not be looked upon as a way to make a lazy income. There are many online jobs, but not as many that pay well. Some work-at-home jobs require training and experience which can usually be obtained online.
The best advice that can be given to anyone beginning to look for an online job is to start slowly in your spare time. Do not quit a regular job until your online work is well-established, and you have proven that you can make a consistent income to pay your bills.
Here are five sources that can be used for finding internet jobs.
Wahm.com is a well-known website that caters to work-at-home moms, but it is also valuable to others who wish to work from home. Several different types of at-home jobs are featured on the website, with information on what each job includes and helpful advice. Forum posters register their experiences with their own at-home jobs as well. Wahm.com can be considered a reference point for beginners to find more information and useful leads.
Upwork.com is a job bidding website. Once a user has signed up, proficiency tests can be taken in many different areas which will determine the types of job leads that can be offered. Users can filter results according to the amount of pay they would like to get and other factors. It should be noted that many users of Upwork mention client recommendations are very important in getting work on the site; therefore, job bidders should start at a lower figure until they have accumulated client recommendations.
Warrior Forum
Internet marketers and other types of online entrepreneurs sign onto this forum for advice and experience. There is also a marketplace where products and services can be offered. Although online marketing is not a source of immediate pay, persistent marketers have the potential to make a significant income. If you have a passion to start your own website and sell a product, this website can help you get started.
Fiverr and Tenrr.com
These are marketplaces where services of various kinds can be offered for set prices. There are many advertising tricks that savvy Fiverr and Tenrr sellers use to attract customers to their services. Some of these are detailed on the website.
Flex Jobs
Flex Jobs specializes in telecommuting jobs, where the employee works outside the company from home. Several different categories of jobs are offered. Although there is a monthly membership fee, this website is recommended as a place to find a large listing of current high quality jobs, minus the scams.
Other Places To Look
The above websites are expansive in nature, and they appeal to people looking for different types of jobs. There are numerous places to find jobs on the internet; too many to mention here. An easy way to find job offerings in your specific area of interest is simply to research it on Google. Chances are, you will have a long list of places where you can look.
It is always a good idea to check out a website or company for user reviews fully before signing up, especially if you have never heard of it before. Scams on the internet abound.
Working At Home in Internet
Working at home in the days before the Internet was exceedingly difficult. Some people worked for helplines. Other people did transcription at home. There were few other jobs that people could really do from the comfort and the security of their own homes, and the perception that work-at-home jobs are rare and poorly paid is still with us today.


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After two months of winter in Boston, I begin to get a little punch-drunk.
Perhaps that's why, as big snowflakes fell last night, I decided to devote today's column to four stocks that have something to do with snow.
Polaris Industries (PII), based in Edina, Minn., makes snowmobiles as well as all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles. It has just reported record earnings for 2012, it has increased earnings three years in a row, and it hasn't had a loss in at least 10 years.
Over the past decade, Polaris' stock has run up more than 600%. Now it sells for about $85 a share, which is 19x earnings and 8x book value (corporate net worth per share). One can make a case that Polaris is worth it. But as a value investor, I'd rather wait for some bad news before buying this stock.
Vail Resorts (MTN), headquartered in Broomfield, Colo., operates several ski resorts, including Vail Mountain, Breckenridge Mountain and Beaver Creek Resort. This is a stock I sold short in my hedge-fund days. If I were running a hedge fund today, I would probably sell it short again.
The shares are trading at 206x earnings and 45x estimated fiscal 2013 earnings. Those multiples reek of investor enthusiasm -- excessive enthusiasm in my view. I do agree that consumers are on the comeback trail, but in my view they are walking, not running -- or skiing. Since Vail Resorts has an erratic earnings history and a balance sheet that's no better than average, it doesn't impress me.
Jarden (JAH), out of Rye, N.Y., makes K2 skis and snowboards. It also manufactures a wide variety of other consumer products, including Coleman camping gear, Oster blenders and Mr. Coffee. It's a first-rate brand lineup, and the company has been profitable in nine of the past 10 years.
Earnings have been inconsistent. And debt, at 215% of equity, is far above my preferred level. So it's a mixed bag. Adding to the confusion, the stock looks cheap on the basis of its price-to-sales ratio of 0.7x but a little on the expensive side at about 17x earnings and 2.6x book value.
On balance, I'd side with the bulls here. The past two years have been good, and last year saw record earnings. Analysts expect the progress to continue.
Then there's Columbia Sportswear (COLM), a leading maker of winter jackets. I've owned this Portland, Ore., company in the past, but I don't much like it at current quotes. I believe this stock should sell for an average multiple, 15x earnings or so. It currently goes for a multiple of 19.
And I would like to see Columbia get its return on stockholders' equity back up into the teens, where it was six to eight years ago. In recent years it has been in single digits.


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Carnival of Genealogy – Our Family Business Was a Wheat and Dairy Farm
My first thought when I read the Carnival of Genealogy Challenge for August was "we didn't have a family business, we had a farm…"
And then I re-thought, realizing that a farm always was (and still is, no matter the size) a business also, though some might say that farming is more of a calling than a career, and for those of us who grew up on a farm, it's more a part of our hearts than most brick or mortar businesses could ever be.
One of the sayings that I grew up hearing was "You can take the boy off the farm but you can't take the farm out of the boy." (Same goes for many of us farm girls, too!)
When my oldest brother was just a toddler, our folks bought the farm where dad grew up with his seven (living) brothers and sisters, and dad's parent's, Elmer and Maud (McGinnis) Stocking. My grandparents moved to the nearby town of Mayfield, Kansas with their youngest children and my grandfather Elmer continued his work as a mail carrier until his untimely early death from a heart attack.
Mom, Dad, and my brother Fred moved back to the Mayfield area from Arkansas City ("Ark City") after they purchased the farm. All of this happened before I was born, or as my brother Harold, Jr. "Fred" would say "before you were even a twinkle in Dad's eye."
Farmers then, and farmers now, wear many hats. They must be amateur weathermen/women, watching the weather with an eye to scheduling their work. Their planning, planting, fertilizing, field work, harvesting, and even praying for rain circles around what the farm land needs and when it needs it.
Farmers also need to be bookkeepers, grain marketers, have the ability to supervise their family as workers, as well hired hands if they have some, and during the summer, they often have to put in 60 to 80 hour weeks as well. It wasn't just sun up till sun down at our farm, it was before the sun came up till the job got done, especially during harvest.
I have always felt that I was one of the luckiest kids in the world, growing up on my folk's wheat and dairy farm, with 160 acres running room for a back yard! I grew up collecting tadpoles from the buffalo wallows in the pasture (yes, I said buffalo wallows!), chasing crawdads along the creek, roping calves I wasn't supposed to, and dodging cow pies in the pasture while playing cowboys and Indians, or Yankees and Confederate soldiers with my nephews, who were not much younger than I was.
I also learned to drive a tractor, an old blue Chevy farm truck with a stick shift that my mom nicknamed "WobbleKnees," and milk a cow by hand as well as with a milking machine.
I was responsible for watering the chickens, gathering the eggs, spoiling our purebred collie puppies and making sure the cats and dogs had food and water.
I loved helping feed the baby calves, and always, always fell in love with one or two each year, wishing they could be my very own pet. I learned to back up straight (after I learned to drive a stick) by backing several hundred feet along a lane, and dumping a half-full milk can of water (about 70 pounds if they were full!) into the calves' water tank to make sure they had enough water.
I helped hoe the garden, and helped preserve its bounty, enjoying the fresh tasting frozen sweet corn and the better than store-bought canned green beans all winter.
And, lucky me, with my work-at-home folks, I usually either had both my parents home with me, or I was in the field where they were working!
I loved growing up on the farm!


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text: Last year T-Mobile tried to merge with AT&T but the deal was blocked by the FCC. Now T-Mobile and MetroPCS have agreed to merge in a $1.5 billion deal.There doesn't seem to be much concern that the FCC will disagree with this deal, perhaps because the two companies combined will have a user base of 42.5 million, which will still be smaller than the #3 player Sprint's 56.4 million. Because the two companies have similar spectrum holdings T-Mobile claims the merger will allow them to offer better coverage. They also say they will continue to offera range of both on and off-contract plans.


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- Author: Kathy Keatley Garvey
If you like to take photos of insects that are as small as a grain of rice, then you'll love--absolutely love--stalking a sweat bee.
Sweat bees, members of the worldwide family Halictinae and order Hymenoptera, are so-named because they are attracted to human perspiration or "sweat." They probably lap up perspiration because of the salt content, according to Christopher O'Toole and Anthony Raw, authors of Bees of the World.
The most important of the many genera, the authors say, are Halictus and Lasioglossum, which are common to both the Old World and New World.
Speaking of common, Halictus is also common in bee friendly gardens and swimming pools. Ever gone for a swim and feel a tiny insect sting you? It may have been a sweat bee. ("Their sting is only rated a 1.0 on the Schmidt Sting Pain Index, making it almost painless," according to Wikipedia.)
O'Toole and Raw point out that some sweat bees are only 4mm long, which is why they can be easily overlooked and so difficult to identify.
What's unique are about these ground-nesting bees? The females of all species of sweat bees mate before winter. "This means that, unlike female solitary bees of other families, those of halictids do not have to mate before founding a nest in the spring," they write.
Native pollinator specialist Robbin Thorp, emeritus professor of entomology at the University of California, Davis, identified this little pollen-packing sweat bee (below) as a female sweat bee, Halictus tripartitus.
She was nectaring a tower of jewels (Echium wildprettii) in our yard and packing a heavy load of blue pollen she'd gathered from the plant.
The tower of jewels is native to the Canary Islands. So, if you visit the Canary Islands, you can probably see--and photograph--this little sweat bee there, too.


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The cornerstone of HBO's "Game of Thrones" is that all men must die, and novelist George R.R. Martin doesn't want fans of the series to be left out.
Martin, author of the novels, is notorious for killing off beloved characters (google "Red Wedding" if you're feeling brave) in the most grisly and graphic ways possible. The killings often have diehard fans seeing red and flooding YouTube, Twitter and Facebook with freakout reactions and analysis after each episode.
Now Martin is now offering a chance to become a "Game of Thrones" character, and get killed off, to raise money for charity, though one may need to visit the Iron Bank first. For a $20,000 donation to the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary and The Food Depot of Santa Fe, one man and one woman will have the chance to appear in a future novel and, as Martin puts it, they will "certainly meet a grisly death."
Here's Martin himself, talking about the charities and what else you could win, including a chance to spend the day with him in Santa Fe:
And if you're at all curious about Martin's vision, a video by Digg reveals all 5,179 ways "Game of Thrones" characters have died in the first three seasons of the show, in under 3 minutes:
Another indication he means business: Last year, an employee of Waterstones in the United Kingdom placed markers on every page of the books so far in which a character dies.
Besides being a tad sadistic, the author also has a wicked sense of humor. After Kim and Kanye tied the knot, he tweeted:
--Michelle Coffey
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Hanna Stevens, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
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Program in Neurodevelopment and Regeneration
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Hanna Stevens joined the faculty of the Child Study Center in 2010. She is currently directing a program of research on model systems of early brain development. She is particularly interested in the impact of prenatal genetic and environmental factors on childhood behavioral problems and how early events in brain development relate to the onset of major mental illness, such as depression and schizophrenia, in adolescence and adulthood. The long term goals of her research program are to better understand the etiologies of child and adult mental illnesses and to improve outcomes for pregnant mothers affected by mood and anxiety disorders.
Dr. Stevens is also the associate training director of the Child Study Center's innovative psychiatry residency program. The Solnit Integrated Program provides psychiatrists-in-training with the opportunity to integrate general, child and research psychiatry across all stages of their career and will be a major pathway by which the next generation of academic leaders in child psychiatry are developed. See link below
Education & Training
|University of Illinois (2004)
|University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Neuroscience (2003)
|Psychiatry Residency and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship
|Yale School of Medicine
Honors & Recognition
Young Investigator Memorial Travel AwardAmerican College of Neuropsychopharmocology (2009)
Robinson-Cunningham AwardAmerican Academy Child & Adolescent Psychiatry (2009)
Seymour Lustman Resident Research AwardDepartment of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine (2009)
Young Investigator AwardNARSAD (2009)
FellowGroup for the Advancement of Psychiatry (2007)
Ira R. Levine Award for Clinical ExcellenceDepartment of Psychiatry, Yale School of Medicine (2007)
Alpha Omega AlphaUniversity of Illinois College of Medicine (2003)
P.E.O. Scholar AwardP.E.O. International Sisterhood (2002)
Professional Service
Yale Child Study Center (2011 - Present) Public Affairs Committee
Department of Psychiatry (2009 - 2010) Graduate Education Committee
Solnit Integrated Residency Program Steering Committee
Frontiers in Psychiatry Editorial Board
Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Editorial Board