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The structural collapse environment requires special considerations for responders to identify hazards and manage patients.
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Extricating patients from a structural-collapse environment requires responders to work in unfamiliar and hazardous conditions. The structural integrity of the buildings are often compromised and material weaknesses and failure points often are not visible. Recent disasters around the country have demonstrated the complex circumstances in which firefighters and responders are required to work to extract patients trapped in damaged structures.
The fertilizer plant explosion on April 17 in West, Texas, created a shock wave powerful enough to remove the side of an apartment building and inflict significant damage to a nursing home filled with residents. The EF5 tornado on May 20 in Moore, Okla., leveled residential homes and damaged commercial and public structures, including the an elementary school. Heavy equipment working on a building demolition in Philadelphia caused a building to collapse onto an adjacent Salvation Army Thrift Store killing six and injuring 14. The last person to be rescued was pulled out of the rubble 13 hours after the collapse had occurred.
The structural collapse environment exposes responders to many hazards for which they must consider a variety of issues in order to ensure their safety and the safety of those trapped inside. It is imperative to have an understanding of the unique challenges and hazards that exist while trying to perform complicated or extended extrication techniques at an incident site.
Using a multi-hazard safety plan
An important question to consider arriving on scene is to determine why the structure collapsed. This central and important piece of information will drive other decisions. Did the building spontaneously collapse, did some outside mechanism cause the collapse (such as the demolition work in Philadelphia), was terrorism involved, or was it a gasline explosion?
Rescue personnel conducting extrications at structural collapse incidents need to follow a multi-hazard safety plan as their guide to the basic elements of safety for a variety of incidents. The acronym to use is LCES.
L: Lookouts. This is normally the function of the dedicated safety officer. Complex structural collapse environments need to designate a safety officer to be an objective observer not involved in the "hands-on" portion of the operation. They are assigned to watch over the entire operation, identifying potentially dangerous situations and mitigating them before they become disastrous. Responders tasked as the safety officer must resist the temptation to become involved in the tactical operations itself and requires extreme self-discipline. They must identify and anticipate safety issues in advance and warn the rescuers that are focused on the extrication. This safety officer must take a wholistic view of the incident site and realize that success of the extrication depends upon the ability to identify and counter hazards before they become problems.
C: Communication. The communications on site must be clear, concise and organized on radio channels based on function. Channels should be identified for command, tactical and other special radio channels, as required. These channels are responders' lifeline to resources, support, medical assistance and safety. A common evacuation signal should be understood by all responders on scene, to include police, EMS, and public works. The following Emergency Alerting System is suggested to be used on scene in the event of problems at the incident site:
- Evacuate: 3 short blasts (1 second for each blast – think Run-Run-Run)
- Cease Operations: 1 long blast (3 seconds in duration)
- Resume Operations: 1 long and 1 short blast
E: Escape routes. When working in a structural collapse environment, responders must pre-establish escape routes to an area of safe refuge if the structure begins to exhibit signs of further structural collapse. These areas may be along a path where emergency shoring has been constructed, and it might not always be the most direct route out of a structure.
Extrication operations within a structural collapse are often dynamic and constantly changing. The situation can change as a result of external forces or as a result of the rescuer's action. The escape route and plan should be constantly updated to reflect changes in the situation.
S: Safe zones. Safe zones, also referred to as "safe havens" are the pre-established areas of safe refuge, safe from hazards. This could be a designated area outside the incident site or agreed upon safe areas within the incident site. Responders working on the extrication of a trapped patient should consider the escape routes mentioned above and also consider where safe havens exist within the structure. If responders have to travel through unstable parts of the structure to get outside, it may be better to make it to a safe zone. Safe zones should be clearly marked and identified and personnel accountability reports conducted once you team evacuates to a safe zone.


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Mark Benson Madsen (born 1963)[1] is an American politician and Attorney from Utah. A Republican, he is a member of the Utah State Senate, representing the state's 13th senate district in Utah, and Tooele Counties including the city of Lehi. Senator Madsen is the grandson of Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of Agriculture under President Eisenhower.
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|A FOOD bank for those in need has opened on the Willows Estate.
The Daily Bread Food Larder access point is located at the Willows Community Church in Wingate Road.
The service has been added to the church's weekly Freshney Ward community drop-in, which takes place from 10am to 12noon every Tuesday in school term time.
A joint project with Care (Christian Action Resource Enterprise), the scheme aims to make its Daily Bread Food Larder more accessible to those who do not live close to the charity's base in Hainton Avenue, Grimsby.
The charity has seen a big increase in demand for food parcels across the borough, prompting the Grimsby Telegraph-backed Ten Tonnes Of Tins campaign.
Care is hoping to set up other similar outreach schemes across the borough, and is currently in talks with Churches Together in North East Lincolnshire, a big supporter of the Daily Bread Food Larder, about setting up a project in Immingham.
Funding has been secured from Community First for a Care support worker to provide help and advice during the weekly drop-in.
Food parcels will be distributed only to those people who are referred by Care, social services or other agencies.
Those wishing to donate food are still encouraged to send their items to Care's office in Hainton Avenue.
Pastor Richard Keeble, of Willows Community Church, said: "I think people are really finding it difficult and we can't just assume that everybody will have enough money to pay for food.
"We don't want to just give people food and send them on their way. We want to do more than just meet that immediate need, and Care will have a support worker who will be based here on a Tuesday morning to offer advice on housing and benefits.
"For us as a church this is what the gospel is all about. It's about reaching out to others, showing that God cares for them and doing what we can to help them."
Sarah Taylor, general manager at Care, said: "We have had feedback from agencies and service users that there are issues about accessibility. We are in talks with Churches Together about setting up an access point in Immingham, because if someone can't afford to buy food they can't afford to buy a bus ticket to Grimsby.
"This ward is a high-need area and that is one of the reasons we decided to pilot the project here."


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Establishment GOP crybabies in Congress are whining that the principled tough love stand of the Tea Party Republicans is hurting the GOP brand name because the public will blame the GOP for the government shutdown. Thanks to overwhelming media bias for the Democrats, yes the public might do that for a short time according to some polls and they also did that in 1995 after the last government shutdown when Bill Clinton was president.
But what the crybabies always forget about 1995 is that the GOP paid almost no price for taking an unpopular stand in the polls. In the next election in 1996 when President Clinton defeated a weak campaign by Sen. Bob Dole, the House Republicans retained a large majority in the House and lost a net of only two seats which was hardly a sign of punishment by the public.
The establishment GOP always seems to forget also that the only reason they now have a mjority in the House is because of the flood of Tea Party candidates who won in 2010 and won again in 2012 and will win again in 2014. If the establishment GOP elders persist in waging a party civil war against the principled stands of younger Tea Party members, then the GOP brand will be hurt and the GOP majority in the House could be hurt and the chances of winning a GOP Senate majority could be reduced.


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LA JOLLA, Calif., Feb. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Doctors currently struggle to determine whether a breast tumor is likely to shift into an aggressive, life-threatening mode—an issue with profound implications for treatment. Now a group from The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) has identified a mechanism through which mitochondria, the powerhouses of a cell, control tumor aggressiveness. Based on their findings, the team developed a simple treatment that inhibits cancer progression and prolongs life when tested in mice.
The research team, which describes its results February 15, 2013, in an article published online ahead of print by The Journal of Clinical Investigation, hopes to proceed quickly to human clinical trials to test this new approach using drugs already in use for other conditions.
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The TSRI laboratory of Associate Professor Brunhilde H. Felding studies cancer, especially the mechanisms that control metastasis, the spread of cancer from its primary site to distant organs in the body.
Past research suggested that mutations affecting mitochondria, which are key to energy production in cells, strongly influence whether a tumor becomes aggressive. But the mechanism was not clear.
"We decided to investigate a specific protein complex, called mitochondrial complex I, that critically determines the energy output of cellular respiration," said the study's first author, Antonio F. Santidrian, a research associate in Felding's laboratory. To do this, the group teamed up with Akemi and Takao Yagi at TSRI, who are leading experts in complex I research. Using unique reagents from the Yagi group, the Felding team discovered that the balance of key metabolic cofactors processed by complex I—specifically, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) and NADH, the form it takes after accepting a key electron in the energy production cycle—was disturbed in aggressive breast cancer cells.
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To find out if the balance of NAD+ and NADH was critical for tumor cell behavior, the team proceeded to insert a yeast gene into cancer cells that caused a shift toward more NAD+. To the scientists' amazement, this shift caused the tumor cells to become less aggressive.
"It was a really happy moment for me," said Santidrian. But the more exciting moments, he said, were yet to come.
To confirm and extend the initial findings, the team altered genes tied to NAD+ production. The resulting shift again showed that higher NADH levels meant more aggressive tumors, while increased NAD+ had the opposite effect.
The next logical step was to find a simple way to enhance the critical NAD+ level therapeutically. So the team explored what would happen if mice with breast cancer were fed water spiked with nicotinamide, a precursor for NAD+ production. The scientists found cancer development was dramatically slowed down, and the mice lived longer
"In animal models at various stages, we see that we can actually prevent progression of the disease," said Felding.
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Now the group is working toward human trials to learn whether nicotinamide or other NAD+ precursors will have similarly impressive results in humans. Since NAD+ precursors are already used for other purposes, such as controlling cholesterol levels, achieving approval for human clinical trials should be simpler than is normally the case.
"It is not a totally new treatment that would need to be tested for toxicity and side effects like a new drug," said Felding. "And we already know the precursors can be easily ingested."
If manipulating the NAD+/NADH ratio in humans has the same effect as in mice, the results could be profound. Such treatment could benefit people at risk of developing aggressive breast cancer, offer complimentary treatment to chemo and radiation therapy to avoid disease recurrence, and maybe even provide a preventive treatment for women with a family history of breast cancer.
This research was funded by grants from the National Institutes of Health (R01CA112287, R01CA170737, R01CA170140, UL1RR025774 and R01DK053244), the US Department of Defense (W81XWH-08-0468), the California Breast Cancer Research Program (17NB-0058, 16IB-0052, 12NB-0176 and 13NB-0180), and the Susan G. Komen Foundation, as well as a donation from Las Patronas.
In addition to Santidrian and Felding, authors of the paper, titled, "Mitochondrial Complex I activity and NAD+/NADH balance regulate breast cancer progression," were Akemi Matsuno-Yagi, Melissa Ritland, Byoung B. Seo, Sarah E. LeBoeuf, Laurie Gay, and Takao Yagi, all from TSRI. For more information, see http://www.jci.org/just-published.
About The Scripps Research Institute
The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) is one of the world's largest independent, not-for-profit organizations focusing on research in the biomedical sciences. Over the past decades, TSRI has developed a lengthy track record of major contributions to science and health, including laying the foundation for new treatments for cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, hemophilia, and other diseases. The institute employs about 3,000 people on its campuses in La Jolla, CA, and Jupiter, FL, where its renowned scientists—including three Nobel laureates—work toward their next discoveries. The institute's graduate program, which awards Ph.D. degrees in biology and chemistry, ranks among the top ten of its kind in the nation. For more information, see www.scripps.edu.
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He's tainted goods and bad for business. The problem is, he already fulfilled his goal of making himself rich off a public company. I'm sure you all are aware of the scandal in Bell, California. NUANCE works the same way but it's legal and no one goes to jail. Ricci seems to have no plan for all his acquisitions as evidenced by his cannibalization of his own businesses within EMR.
unfortunately, there are and worse yet, they're wild!
and greedy...don't forget!
It's not an investors day meeting, it's the first of the fiscal year board meeting. We should get an 8K any time.
Ricci sold 11,681, Tempesta sold 10,409, Beaudoin sold 3367, Dillione sold 3081, Chambers sold 3301. Wouldn't it be nice to sell your gift options to pay your taxes? Like they don't make enough in salary alone. This company is the perfect example for what is criminal with Wall Street.
There is no doubt that Ricci and the BOD's are keenly aware of the reputation Ricci has in the investment community. This is never good even if Ricci was doing a good job. He will have to go and I believe he will soon. It could be announced in the next couple of days as I'm certain they have had (or will soon) their first if the year BOD's meeting.
Kind of wishful thinking on that one!
I wouldn't bat an eye if we went below $5. I distinctly remember how I felt when we hit $5.54 and went back down to $3.64. Look where we are right now! I feel fortunate I didn't panic and/or try to time the movement.
more like a shake out of BB's holdings. Check out SGEN and HALO.
We're going to get results from their annual board of directors meeting in the form of an 8K very soon. I will be curious as to what they all passed this time. Last years meeting was the big stock giveaway and the 8K came out on Dec 12th.
just like yesterday, walked down a little at a time on very low volume. It will be interesting to see what it does at the end of the day. If it mirrors yesterday, we might have something in store for us.
And clearly, I'm as dumb as CI!
CI means bitness! Pushing the envelope, I might say! Ricci, can you say, shove that poison pill where the sun don't shine? It may help your gastrointestinal blockage:)
In the last few minutes and jump in share price was astounding given the way it traded all session.
Reversal to close above $6! Exciting
a year from now...maybe!
hush $ for Richy Ricci:)
you might be onto something!
These individuals like Soros, CI and the like are territorial. Kind of like the African Safari. You take one step into their "zone" and you'll get eaten (or be eaten in our case):(
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The company said Thursday net profit for the first the three months was 631 million euros ($828 million), from 621 million euros a year earlier. Last year's figure included earnings from YPF, its former Argentine unit that was expropriated and nationalized.
Excluding that unit, profit rose to 634 million euros from 458 million euros.
Production of oil, gas and other hydrocarbons increased by 11.4 percent to the equivalent of 360,300 barrels of oil per day.
The company said its refining margins in Spain increased by 30 percent to $3.9 a barrel.
Repsol's shares were up 1 percent to 18.39 euros in morning trading in Madrid.
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With one of the sunniest starts to the year since records began in 1929, caravan owners should pay particular attention to the condition of their tyres before heading off on holiday this year. During the winter months, idle caravans can experience a number of tyre related problems such as cracking caused by the sun's UV rays, making them unsafe or dangerous to use. To help owners identify such problems, TyreSafe, the UK's leading tyre safety organisation, has launched a new section on its website (www.tyresafe.org) dedicated to caravan tyre safety.
"So far this year we've had around 20 percent more sunshine than normal which is great news for those wanting to explore the great outdoors, but not so good for the tyres on their caravans," explains Stuart Jackson, chairman, TyreSafe. "If caravan tyres are not protected from the sun during the off-season, they can suffer from cracking which can lead to a number of other serious safety problems. It's vitally important that owners take the time to give their tyres a thorough inspection before setting off to make sure their tyres are in a good condition and will be able to get them to their holiday destination safely."
The anti-ageing chemicals used in tyre rubber compounds are most effective when the tyre is used regularly. The repeated stretching of the rubber compound helps to resist the formation of cracks and ensures the tyre remains flexible and elastic. When tyres remain static and exposed to the sun's rays for a prolonged period, the protective chemicals within the compound are broken down and destroyed. This leaves the tyre more exposed to damage from UV rays and can make the tyre brittle, hard and inelastic.
Caravans that are parked in coastal locations will suffer from tyre ageing issues much sooner than those in regular and frequent use, as the salty conditions speed up the deterioration process. Similarly, any caravan owners who used their vehicles during the snowy periods earlier in the year may also experience accelerated tyre ageing as a result of the salt added to the road surface. Owners should also look for signs of carcass deformation, which is much more likely to be found on caravans that did not have their tyres removed or were not jacked up during the winter period. A comprehensive series of checks and practical tips are listed in the caravan section of the TyreSafe website.
"I would encourage caravan owners to make these inspections right away rather than waiting until the day before they plan to set off on holiday," continues Jackson. "If their tyres do need replacing, retailers may need to order in the correct replacement which may take a number of days. Any delays in this replacement process could cause a disruption or major inconvenience to the best laid holiday plans."
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James H. Moran was 21 and had left Dresden, TN to study law at the University of Virginia in 1900. In this letter to his father he mentions an election defeat, football, the furniture bill, his studies and money. Whether it's 1900 or 2013, letters to parents all seem the same.
Charlottesville, VA
Nov. 9-'00
Dear Papa:
Excitement over the election has caused me to be a little negligent in writing home; but as it is all over now I hope to be able to settle down to work and forget the bitterness of defeat. I received your letter with the enclosed check Monday for which I thank you very much. My furniture bill has not been settled yet but as soon as I get it will send it to you.
I am in excellent health except for a slight pain in my back which one of the medical students' says is caused by a weak kidney. It will be alright I hope in a short time. This is the first time in years that I have missed playing foot-ball and although I have managed to do more studying I must confess, I don't believe it is caused from quitting the game.
Law grows more interesting but harder everyday. At last I am beginning to appreciate the finer points of which the study is made up of completely. Take a page from any of the books, read it over once and its all Dutch, the second time you get a faint idea; after that it grows plain.
We play Georgetown in Washington tomorrow week and I had thought of going over but am rather afraid to risk it now since one of our examinations is posted for the 5th of December.
I am glad to hear that you are all well and hope you shall continue so throughout the winter.
With love to all devotedly
Your Son
James H. Moran
Moran Place is located in Dresden,TN. Built by John Williamson Moran for his wife Sophia Riley Gunn. The house used a modified design of George Barber's Cottage no. 36 from his Cottage Souvenir Book No. 2. Construction began in 1895 but was put on hold when Sophia Moran became ill. She died Oct. 7 1895. A few months after her death construction resumed. This blog is about the history of the Moran family & their life at Moran Place. Money is fleeting, History is forever.
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Hotel Fukudaya153-0042 Tokyo Prefecture, Meguro, Aobadai 4-5-9 (Vedi mappa)
Punteggio ottenuto da 132 giudizi
Posizione, prezzo.
il personale , le camere in perfetto stile giapponese e la vicinanza al centro ed ai mezzi pubblici
La vicinanza a Shibuya e l'atmosfera famigliare.
posizione, prezzo, pulizia
Comfortable futons and hot bath. Close to transport.
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Friendly staff who speaks good english, not far from Shibuya Subway station, very clean and nice rooms with tatami floor. Not expensive (it's Tokyo anyway!).
Very nice and clean japanese style room, very close to Shibuya station (ten minutes walk).
extremely helpful and courteous staff. Very clean. Quiet yet central
Excellent Staff, traditional Japanese Tatami Mats, Yukata and Tea/Cookies. Excellent WiFi, simple and quiet.
A short 10 minute walk to the heart of Shibuya. Shibuya crossing. Close to cafes, food ,shopping. A friend, myself and 2 10 month old babies stayed and the staff were so lovely and helpful.
L'Hotel Fukudaya, provvisto dei tradizionali bagni caldi pubblici, dista solo 15 minuti a piedi o 5 minuti in autobus dalla stazione ferroviaria JR di Shibuya. A disposizione sistemazioni convenienti dotate di connessione Wi-Fi gratuita. Presso il Fukudaya potrete scegliere tra camere arredate in stile classico occidentale e stanze giapponesi con pavimenti in tatami (paglia intrecciata) e tradizionali letti futon. Tutte le sistemazioni sono dotate di aria condizionata e includono un set da tè giapponese e un kimono Yukata. A piedi potrete raggiungere la stazione ferroviaria di Keio Shinsen in 7 minuti, il famoso edificio Shibuya 109 in 12 minuti e la zona di tendenza di Daikanyama in 15 minuti. Camere: 17 L'ultima prenotazione per questo hotel è stata effettuata il giorno: 13 dic alle 06:29 dal Giappone.
InternetGratis! Internet Wi-Fi disponibile gratuitamente in tutta la struttura. ParcheggioParcheggio non disponibile Altri servizidistributore automatico di bevande Servizi generalicamere non fumatori, disponibilità di camere familiari, riscaldamento, aria condizionata Lingue parlategiapponese, inglese ArrivoDalle ore 13:00 alle ore 23:00 PartenzaFino alle ore 10:00 Cancellazione /
Punteggio totale:8,2
Basato su 132 giudizi I giudizi vengono scritti dai clienti dopo aver soggiornato presso Hotel Fukudaya. |
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Camere tipo occidentali troppo piccole. Bagno in comune poco comodo.
il personale , le camere in perfetto stile giapponese e la vicinanza al centro ed ai mezzi pubblici
bagno un po' piccolo e senza il solito wc elettronico stile giapponese
La vicinanza a Shibuya e l'atmosfera famigliare.
Non adatto a chi si aspetta bagni ampi.
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posizione, prezzo, pulizia
riscaldamento, dimensione della stanza
Comfortable futons and hot bath. Close to transport.
Friendly staff who speaks good english, not far from Shibuya Subway station, very clean and nice rooms with tatami floor. Not expensive (it's Tokyo anyway!).
Very nice and clean japanese style room, very close to Shibuya station (ten minutes walk).
extremely helpful and courteous staff. Very clean. Quiet yet central
The staff were fantastic, even the ones with little English. The room was spotless. Our kids loved the traditional bedding and the staff were also very kind to the kids. Its a reasonably close to Shibuya but work out the easy back streets it saves heaps of time. We checked out at 10am but were not flying out to 8pm. The manager was happy for us to use the showers at the end of the day even though we had checked out and he provided us with fresh towels. I highly recommend this hotel.
The rooms could do with a very small fridge but that's about it.
friendly staff
Excellent Staff, traditional Japanese Tatami Mats, Yukata and Tea/Cookies. Excellent WiFi, simple and quiet.
It is about 15 minutes from Shibuya, but a minute from a bus ride to the station. Regardless, we enjoyed the walk but for those that do not like to walk, they will need to hop on the bus.
A short 10 minute walk to the heart of Shibuya. Shibuya crossing. Close to cafes, food ,shopping. A friend, myself and 2 10 month old babies stayed and the staff were so lovely and helpful.
Perfect location. Very clean and a welcome sight for a new traveller. Just a quick walk to Tokyo's nightlife and culture.
The location is very near Shibuya shopping area, at much lower cost than the Shibuya-hotels. The people are very friendly and do their best to help.
It is a bit hard to find without a good map. The Japanese room has seen its best days: the paper screen had dark stains on the paper and the toilet was rather smelly.
Really lovely staff. They speak english which was really good after 16hrs of travel. The rooms were very comfortable. Room was a pretty good size. Had no problems with noise from outside or from other guests. Pretty good location. Only 15 mins from Shiduya station which means it's connected to everywhere in Tokyo. Also nice to come back to the hotel and have hot water for tea waiting. A lovely touch.
Only one shower for the floor which didn't turn out to be a problem while I was there but could be an issue if it was busier or was in a rush.
the staff were nice and the beds comfortable.
the shower wasn't very clean.
We liked the traditional type rooms and the location.
Very Clean. Reasonable price by Japanese standards.
Not like the pictures, just a regular small room--not much of a "Japanese feel. Very very difficult to find: a good map would be extremely helpful. I was not sold the room at the current exchange rate, but at the rate which was in effect when I booked it a month earlier, but it was not put on my card until the night I stayed. In that sense I was overcharged since the dollar had improved in value. Even though I had not arrived until after 12 midnight, I was still expected to leave by 10 A.M.--not really a problem but irritating. I thought they should have extended it until 12 noon at least. Late because it took so long to find the place.
Really nice stay. Very friendly and helpful staff. 15 min walk from Shibuya station Bus to Shibuya station every minute just outside.. Very good value for the money.Nice spa.
Service was ok and the warm atmosphere.
(1) There was smoke of tobacco all over the hotel. The smoke came partly inside the hotel room , too. This irritated my briething and I did not feel it nice. 煙草の煙は廊下などで大変強くて部屋の中まで住み込みました。タバコはあのような小さいホテルで禁煙した方- がよいではないでしょうか。 (2)There was no refrigerator or fridge in the room was very inconvenient. 部屋の中は冷蔵庫がなくてとても不便でした。
Traditional Japanese guest-house type hotel. Nice peaceful location with a small but nice garden in front. Rather good english speaking charming elderly staff with the full amount of Japanese service and style. Nice 15 min walk to Shibuya Station, easy to find your way.
The room did not have a water boiler. NB: If you leave the hotel but will return, take good marks where the Hotel Fukudaya entrance is, because you can not see it from the street.
I really liked the hospitality of the staff, and the rooms are very traditional looking, whether they are beds or futons. And the price is usually pretty decent considering how close it is to Shibuya and other popular areas. AND there is a bus nearby you can ride to Shibuya in like 3 minutes!
The bathrooms and shower are in a separate area, but I think that's not such a bad thing really.
Friendly atmosphere, location, cleanliness.
Does not have english tv channels which is not a major if you are out everyday :)
good price considering location
shared toilet/shower
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PARIS: France's constitutional council rejected yesterday a challenge to a law banning hydraulic fracturing for exploration and production of the country's shale gas and oil.
The ruling is a boost for President Francois Hollande, who has opposed the technology alongside ecologist Greens in his ruling coalition — to the dismay of some allies who believe France is sacrificing access to a cheap source of energy.
US-based firm Schuepbach Energy had challenged on four counts a ban introduced in 2011 due to potential risks to the environment, which led to two of its exploration permits being cancelled in southern France.
"The constitutional council threw out these four complaints and ruled that the disputed components of the July 13, 2011 law comply with the constitution," the court said in a statement.
The Constitutional Council, made up of judges and former French presidents, has the power to annul laws if they are deemed to be unconstitutional.
France's Energy Minister Philippe Martin said the ruling meant the law banning fracking, in which pressurised water, chemicals and sand are pumped underground to release gas trapped in shale formations, was now safe from other legal challenges.
"It's a legal victory, but also an environmental and political one," Martin said at a news briefing.
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates shale gas reserves worth five trillion cubic meters could lie in French soil, mainly in the Paris basin and the Rhone valley — equivalent to 90 years of current French gas consumption.


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Queer Portraits is an ongoing series of large-scale colour photographs of my community in Montreal. This project captures the complex emotional relationships that I have with my friends, lovers, and siblings. My work explores issues surrounding gender, sexuality, and queer space. Each portrait is taken in a different domestic setting, characterized by saturated colours, and often discursive backgrounds. Using professional lighting and a medium format film camera, I create a studio within each home environment, and intentionally place every piece of furniture and object that appears within the frame. These settings are intended to raise questions regarding private queer space as a realm for the development of community and the expression of genders and sexualities that are often marginalized within the public sphere. I am also interested in exploring the relationship between photographer and subject. My work exposes the strong element of trust that exists between myself and my friends as they appear in each photograph. Through these portraits of queer and trans people in my life, I explore my own identity as a genderqueer artist. I am interested in expressing fierceness, beauty, and resistance through the confrontational gaze of my subjects and our collective cultural aesthetic. This goal underlies the intent of this photographic series, and my work as a whole.
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A reason to say Mazel tov
The Jewish community of the Okanagan, and specifically the members of the Chabad Okanagan Synagogue, got to take part in a once in a lifetime experience to help complete a Torah, something all those of the Jewish faith hope to do at some point during their life.
"The Torah is the heart of Judaism, it is our backbone, our whole life revolves around it… it is a user manual for a Jew, how a Jew should live life according to God," explains Chabad Okanagan Rabi Shmuly Hecht. "Most of the people here are in their 60's and 70's and have never done it before in their lives."
Rabi Hecht says the Torah is very expensive and labour intensive.
"The scroll takes about a year to write and is written by a scribe who is trained and ordained to be able to write the special Torah calligraphy art. It is written on parchment made from the skin of a kosher animal with special ink and a quill; meant to be traditionally, exactly the same way it has been written for the last 3,500 years."
Several dozen people were able to mark the document, each one expressing excitement and gratitude at being able to add their ink to the holy scroll.
The Rabi for Chabad BC, Rabi Yitzchak Wineberg says the Torah represents the eternity of the Jewish people.
"The Torah is over 3300-years-old and it has been with us anywhere and everywhere, good times and hard times," he says, while adding that the ability to partake in the special religious event is, "one of the greatest honours you can have."
Due to the time and labour investment in the document, a new Torah can cost anywhere from $30,000 to $50,000. Local businessman Stephen Cipes gifted the synagogue with this Torah that cost him about $40,000.
"I didn't even know Chabad Okanagan didn't have their own Torah when I made the decision. It was like a jolt that went through me that at that moment, was the occasion to provide the Torah. I didn't even know how much it would cost me but it didn't matter, I made the decision, it was a feeling," shared Cipes.
Looking over as his son takes the chance to sign the Torah, Cipes remarked, "I feel like we are participating in the original enthusiasm and passion and feeling that Moses had when he was receiving the laws."
After the Torah got the final touches from the scribe -- who was brought in from New York to do the final lettering on the 600,000 character document -- it was wrapped and carried to the synagogue under a chupah while the crowd danced and sang.
The newly finished Torah will make a permanent home in the Chabad Okanagan Synagogue.
It is the first one to be completed in the Okanagan.
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Reviews by GallowsThief:GallowsThiefFlorida 4.22/5 rDev 0% vibe: 5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3 | food: 5 | $$ Visited The Field on a Monday eve with two colleagues. The Field has a very nice feel to it. Nice outside patio area where you can eat and drink. We chose inside as it was a steamy S. Florida eve. Inside is awesome with pure Irish pub feel. Bar is huge as is the place. No band this eve. Food – Excellent. I had the fish and chips and they were huge and tasty. Fries were great as well, perfectly cooked and seasoned. My two friends had the shepherds pie and they both raved about it. Huge portions. The deserts were plentiful as well. Crème brulee for me and it was perfect. They had the same with the same opinion. Service – Irish girl was attentive and prompt with drinks and food. Checked back a few times. Very good. Beer – Bit of a bummer here. On tap they had Guinness of course, Smithwicks, Harp, Stella, Sam Adams Octoberfest, Monk in the Trunk (local), Blue Moon, Magic Hat 9, Bass and Miller. Bottles umremarkable as well. Really wish there was a better craft selection but the Guinness was perfectly poured. Overall this is a nice place to grab very good food and has a great atmosphere to sit around with friends and family. If your dying for craft this probably wont be your place. It is nice once in awhile to grab a Guinness and relax. This would be that place. 09-20-2011 01:00:11 | More by GallowsThief |
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Blue Jackets Activate Dubinsky & Foligno off IR; Assign Collins to Springfield (AHL)
COLUMBUS, OHIO --- The Columbus Blue Jackets have activated forwards Brandon Dubinsky and Nick Foligno off Injured Reserve and assigned forward Sean Collins to the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League, club General Manager Jarmo Kekalainen announced today.
Dubinsky, 26, who has missed the past six games due to a lower body injury, was acquired by Columbus in a trade with the New York Rangers last summer. He has tallied 1-8-9 in 19 games this season. The 6-1, 210-pound native of Anchorage, Alaska, has appeared in 412 career NHL games, recording 82-140-222 in addition to a plus/minus rating of +20. He was selected by the Rangers in the second round, 60th overall, of the 2006 NHL Draft. Foligno, 25, has missed the past three games since suffering an upper body injury March 26 at Vancouver. Acquired by the Blue Jackets in a trade with Ottawa last summer, Foligno has tallied 5-10-15 in 33 appearances with Columbus this season. Originally selected by the Senators in the first round, 28th overall, of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, Foligno has registered 66-97-163 in 384 career NHL games with the Senators and Blue Jackets. The 6-0, 210-pound native of Buffalo, New York has twice represented the United States at the IIHF World Championships, recording 3-2-5 in 15 appearances at the 2009 and 2010 editions of the tournament. Collins, 24, has collected six penalty minutes in five games with Columbus this season. The 6-3, 201-pound center has also tallied 8-14-22 in 56 games with the Falcons in 2012-13, his first full season as a professional. A native of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Collins registered 30-26-56 in 136 games with the Eastern College Athletic Conference's Cornell Big Red from 2008-12. Last season, he tallied a career-high 13-13-26 in 35 games before joining Springfield in late-March and collecting 1-4-5 in eight contests. He was selected by Columbus in the seventh round, 187th overall, of the 2008 NHL Draft.
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Super easy to clean, you can use either a broom or a vacuum. With a non-slip beneath it, it holds up well with my husband and four dogs. So good I bought two! Would definitely recommend this and actually have!
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? The color matched perfectly.
- Would you recommend this to a friend? Yes
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