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The story of Oshawa's Cenotaph
City's monument in Memorial Park was modeled after one in Evesham, England, and opened on Nov. 11, 1924.
Posted on November 5, 2019 by oshawaexpress in COMMUNITY, LIFESTYLES
A historical photo of Oshawa's cenotaph, located in Memorial Park. The cenotaph was unveiled on Nov. 11, 1924. (Image courtesy of the Oshawa Museum)
Jennifer Weymark
Jennifer Weymark/Special to The Oshawa Express
Oshawa honours citizens who have sacrificed their lives for our country in a variety of different ways. The most notable, is the Cenotaph located in Memorial Park. The cenotaph is the oldest piece of public art in Oshawa and has a great deal of meaning attached to it.
With the signing of the Armistice on Nov. 11, 1918, Canada began to face the impact of the First World War on communities across the country. The war touched the lives of every Canadian, whether they served overseas or assisted on the home front, and changed the country as a whole. Close to 61,000 Canadians gave their lives during the war, approximately 172,000 were wounded and those who returned home suffered both physically and mentally from their experiences.
Large-scale national memorials, such as the Peace Tower at Parliament Hill, along with smaller memorials were erected in communities across the country. In Oshawa, preparations began to create their own memorial to honour those who served and had given their lives.
The war memorial that stands today in Memorial Park is due to the efforts of Dr. T.E. Kaiser. Kaiser, along with the memorial committee, undertook a massive fundraising drive to ensure a memorial that properly honours those who served. The final design is modeled after one in Evesham, England, and incorporates elements from war memorials from around the world.
On top is a bronze figure of an infantryman sculpted by Alfred Howell. Howell, a sculptor from England and founder of the Sculptor's Society of Canada (SSC), was commissioned to create four war memorials in Canada. His other memorials are in Saint John, N.B., Guelph, and Sault Ste. Marie.
The infantryman stands tall atop a pedestal that holds stones from every allied country who fought in the war, along with stones from battlefields where Canadians lost their lives. On either side of the monument are lights that burn at all times. They are meant to burn perpetually and act as a reminder of the cost of war. The name, The Garden of the Unforgotten, comes from a book by Sir Frederick Treves entitled The Other Side of The Lantern and was suggested by Dr. Kaiser's daughter Josephine, who was reading the book at the time the memorial erected.
The memorial was unveiled on Nov. 11, 1924. The ceremony began with a procession of military units, bands, clergy and school cadets from the Armouries to the park. At the park, dignitaries including Sir William Mulock, Chief Justice of Ontario and Howell, delivered speeches and honoured those who fought in the war.
Four mothers who had lost sons in the war, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Dionne, assisted with unveiling the bronze tablets that list the names of those Oshawa residents who gave their lives.
The memorial hides a unique feature. In 1924, a time capsule was buried beneath the memorial. The copper box is to be opened in 2424 and contains artifacts such as a letter from the city engineer, newspapers, photos, and poppy seeds.
Also contained in the capsule is a cheque of an unknown amount from the Mayor to replace the memorial. Today, the cenotaph remains a prominent feature in Oshawa. It is the centrepiece of Oshawa's Remembrance Day ceremonies and remains stunning tribute to those from Oshawa who have given their lives in service for Canada.
Jennifer Weymark is the archivist for the Oshawa Museum.
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Le quartier de La Calère (qui est constitué de la Calère Basse et La Calère Haute) est un quartier populaire proche du vieux port d'Oran, en Algérie, connu essentiellement sous l'appellation espagnole Scalera (son appellation française était la Marine).

Le quartier historique et patrimonial
La Calère (en Espagnol Scalera) arrondissement de Sidi El Houari qui est située au pied du Djebel Murdjajo est un quartier construit par les Espagnols au , entre les murailles de la ville et la mer. C'était un ancien quartier de pêcheurs au centre historique et patrimonial d'Oran; en 1980 les autorités l'ont démoli.

Historiquement, La Calère (Scalera) est un des premiers quartiers d'El Bahia, après La Blanca (quartier intra-muros au pied du Murdjadjo, et rive gauche de l'oued Rhi), et la Ville nouvelle (à entendre dans le sens historique de Ville nouvelle du ) étagée sur la rive droite du ravin.

Vie sportive
Le club de football AS Marine d'Oran (ASMO) avait ses bases dans ce quartier. Premier club d'Oran Champion d'Afrique du Nord de Football en 1921, il a disparu en 1962.

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Lock in a great price for Best Western El Sitio Hotel & Casino – rated 8 by recent guests!
The place was clean, the room was spacious, staff were friendly and nice. Shower was nice and warm. Breakfast was good as well.
Beautiful hotel on the road to the airport so easy to find. Great facility, friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful grounds.
Our second night 3/28 we got the newer rooms on the bottom floor so that was nice. I liked having the casino.
The pool was wonderful and i had a really good swim for 40 minutes. Good exercise and went to sleep early as early departure The fish soup was delicious.
Breakfast was good. The location was great. The rooms were quiet.
The traditional Costa Rican breakfast was delicious. The grounds and pool are beautiful. The room was quite modern and the bed very comfortable.
Very noisy room with music playing outside till 2 AM and noise from the street as well! Not enough towels virtually no other amenities even cold water was not acceccible on our floor!
Beds were too firm, not comfortable at all. Room did not have curtains only sheets. Needed to have heavier bedspreads.
Very noisy room facing the parking lot. We could hear music and wind all night long. The bathroom had stains. The bed was full of black short and long hair. There was a cockroach running around when we woke up. Nice size room and bed though. Comfy pillows.
These modern and elegant rooms are air conditioned and include ironing appliances, a safe, flat-screen cable TV, and an outdoor lounge area overlooking the gardens and pool area. The bathroom offers free toiletries.
Best Western's restaurant is open daily from 06:00 to 22:00 and is specialized in characteristic local cuisine and international dishes.
The hotel also features an gym, a bar, hot tub, and tennis courts. Guests can chill in the casino while the children play in the gardens. Meeting facilities are also on disposition.
Bahía Panamá Bay is 8.7 mi away.
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Please note children 6 to 12 years old pay USD$11.50 plus tax.
I arrived to the hotel after a 20-hour flight at 10pm and was told that there is no room for me because Booking.com overbooks the facility. After some arguing, the receptionist managed to call another hotel in the city where I could get a room, however, the standard was lower and the room more expensive. Not mentioning that spending an hour trying to get a room somewhere is the last thing I wanted to do after my long flight! I would absolutely not recommend to book at Best Western!!!
The service could be better, the people at the reception was not nice and they didn't care if I have a good stay at the hotel. They said they will send me invoice to the email a they didn't do it. The eggs at the breakfast didn't taste good. There were not enough towels at the room, we were 3 people and only 2 towels. I observed that if you are a foreign tourist you receive a better costumer service than if you are a national tourist.
AC was nice and room was clean and spacious.
scheduled and free (minimal charge) shuttle to/from airport would have given this property a higher rating!
This hotel advertises on Booking.com that it operates an Airport Shuttle. IT DOES NOT !!... we waited outside the terminal, for the longest time in the hot sun, waiting for the shuttle. Of course it did NOT arrive. A taxi driver told us the the Best Western does NOT have a shuttle. He drove us to the hotel for $30 US Turns out the don't even own a Shuttle. Because we advised booking .com that we would be arriving early. We wanted early Check In. They told us we cant get into the room till 3;00pm, go sit by the pool for 4 hours. I asked to speak with the manager, about the shuttle and the early check-in, and only then did they find a room for us, on the ground floor as requested Across the street from the Hotel is a Night-club/bar. On Friday and Saturday night they play loud music (and I mean loud), for 2 nights we could not get any sleep till after 3.00am. In the morning all the other guests were complaining about the noise also. So the hotel has its shortcomings, and I had to pay for a Taxi back to the airport.
Location is good, close to everything, walk to bus station, Mall close by, with a supermarket that took US Dollars, two ATMs in mall. Hotel is clean and the room spotless, pool is good except that the Hot-Tub does not work, Breakfast was OK (not my type of food) Staff were nice.
No wifi in the rooms, no elevator to go up to the second floor rooms. We were disappointed with the onsite restaurant. The food wasn't as described in the menu and took over half an hour to prepare while the restaurant had a total of 5 guests.
Our first night 3/22 we were on the second floor in the older rooms that did not meet my expectations. Also, it was difficult because there were no elevators. We came with 3 other couples who were all on the first floor in the newer rooms.
No shuttle service to airport or was not offered any brochures or list of activities in are of Liberia.
Breakfast was very basic but ok. I liked I could walk to some stores .
The leaf blower was so NOISY. Really disturbed me a lot. Will make the worker deaf if he did not wear ear plugs. Does the lawn have to be made so clean? I think not. Would be easier on guests. Who minds a lawn with fallen leaves anyway? If you think you have to do it a rake would work just fine and would give employment to people. Also the phone ringer in room did not work. Would have missed my plane if I had not awakened at 3:30 myself. Fix that phone in room 112!
On booking it was written that a airport shuttle was provided and included but there was none and its actually the only reason why we stayed at this hotel! Not impress considering best western is an international hotel they know that city bus doesnt count as a airport shuttle such as taxi that you have to pay 20 us$ for!!! Airport shuttle means free transportation from an hotel to the airport not taxi or bus that you need to pay for!!


There are many different types of mortgages available to home buyers. They are all thoroughly explained on this website. But here, for the sake of simplicity, we have boiled it all down to the following options and categories.
Adjustable-rate mortgage loans (ARMs) have an interest rate that will change or "adjust" from time to time. Typically, the rate on an ARM will change every year after an initial period of remaining fixed. It is therefore referred to as a "hybrid" product. A hybrid ARM loan is one that starts off with a fixed or unchanging interest rate, before switching over to an adjustable rate. For instance, the 5/1 ARM loan carries a fixed rate of interest for the first five years, after which it begins to adjust every one year, or annually. That's what the 5 and the 1 signify in the name.
So you'll have to choose between a fixed and adjustable-rate type of mortgage, as explained in the previous section. But there are other choices as well. You'll also have to decide whether you want to use a government-insured home loan (such as FHA or VA), or a conventional "regular" type of loan. The differences between these two mortgage types are covered below.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) offers a loan program for rural borrowers who meet certain income requirements. The program is managed by the Rural Housing Service (RHS), which is part of the Department of Agriculture. This type of mortgage loan is offered to "rural residents who have a steady, low or modest income, and yet are unable to obtain adequate housing through conventional financing." Income must be no higher than 115% of the adjusted area median income [AMI]. The AMI varies by county. See the link below for details.
Combining: It's important to note that borrowers can combine the types of mortgage types explained above. For example, you might choose an FHA loan with a fixed interest rate, or a conventional home loan with an adjustable rate (ARM).
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On Thursday February 19th we motored south from Tucson on I-19 to Amado and then west to Arivaca Lake, a small lake south of the little town of Arivaca out in the grasslands. The road was paved most of the way but had lots of small potholes and was pretty uneven because there were lots of poorly filled potholes too. We took it slow and thought everything was fine. The last mile or so to the lake is dirt and then you come out into the parking area for the boat launch and dock. There are several dispersed camping spots there and after studying the situation for a while we ended up with this nice spot with a view of the lake from our dining room windows.
The water in the lake is pretty far up though there are wetlands around the edge where clearly it can go higher when the rains come. On Saturday, we talked to some folks who said that the lake was down 15 feet last year and they were thrilled to have it so full. There are nifty hills to the east and the high clouds of the morning were gone.
We got everything set up and came inside and only then did we notice that both of the bedroom drawers had come out during the drive and were upside down on the bedroom floor. Lovely. We gathered up all of our underwear and miscellaneous stuff from the floor and when we started to put the drawers back in we noticed that one of the top drawer's slide guides/locks had broken out entirely from the underside of the drawer (in fact had broken out part of the plywood of the drawer). Oh Joy. After lunch we investigated a bit more and discovered that the bottom drawer's guides had both broken out and were still in the cabinet—just peeled a layer of the plywood right off. While the drawer went in, it didn't slide worth a darn any longer. The top drawer went back in and worked properly but repairing it looked a bit more tricky since the plywood laminate broke out in a chunk. Here were were just 2 days after our last repair appointment and we had a new problem. Well, it does keep things interesting. Later we took another look at the upper drawer and the other guide pulled out too. We figure some clamps and gorilla glue or epoxy would do the job (and we were right). Then Walter developed a plan to assure that the drawers stay in place so we don't have to rely on the passive latches at the back of the drawers to keep things secure.
We had a quiet afternoon nap and then Walter went out for a stroll along the lake to watch the birds. He came back in to inform me he'd spotted a vermillion flycatcher so I had to go and see too.
This little guy would swoop out, catch a bug and then return to his flimsy little branch.
Great fun to watch and pretty too.
I spied a female in the treetop swooping out and back too.
Not far from her, I saw what we think is a yellow warbler or maybe a Lawrence's goldfinch. It turns out the lesser goldfinches aren't that yellow down here so that's why we think this is a warbler or the Lawrence's. From a distance, who knows?
The lake was very pretty in the afternoon light.
And the hills to the east were spiffy reflected in the shallows.
We even had a bit of a sunset as the clouds started to come in that evening.
We awoke to mostly cloudy skies and fishermen coming to launch their boats first thing in the morning (7 am). We ran the generator since the solar panels don't do much when it's cloudy and then set out for another stroll on the lakeshore.
There was a little bit of verbena in bloom here and there along the banks. I don't know if this is a true wildflower or just an escaped garden variety but we saw a lot of it over the next few days. In fact, it is a native: Desert Sand Verbena (Abronia villosa).
The willows along the lake were in bloom and so full of bees that you could hear them humming from way down the trail.
As we walked along the shore we got a view back towards the boat launch and the hills to the east.
To the west there were some fun hoodoos.
All morning and afternoon folks kept driving in, hopping out of their cars (and motorcycles) and taking a look at the lake before driving off again. The day before there'd been only one couple who drove in just after we arrived. Ah well, maybe it was because it was Friday. Who knows?
The fishermen and their boats started to arrive at 6 am on Saturday morning (long before sunrise). By 8 am there were 5 boat trailers parked around us and two pickup trucks belonging to fishermen who were fishing from the shore. It turns out that this is THE place to fish for big mouth bass in the area even though they have so much mercury in them that you have to throw them back. One fellow said he'd caught 9, 10 and 12 1/2 pound bass here this year.
We packed up the trailer and waited until about 10 am when there seemed to be a lull in the boat arrivals and cautiously drove up the narrow dirt road that leads from the lake. We made it out onto the two-way pavement without meeting anybody and gave a great sigh of relief. And then met a group of about 10 motorcycles out for a Saturday drive!
There's a very large Border Patrol tower on the Ruby Road near Arivaca Lake. On Thursday when we drove in there was a truck there. But on Saturday it appeared to be operated remotely. We even had a Border Patrol guy come out and bump along the 2-track at the edge of the lake on Friday afternoon. That's what you get when you're less than 15 miles from the border.
We drove west out of Arivaca until we hit Highway 238 and then went south to the Visitor's Center for the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. There are about 80 free dispersed camping sites in the refuge but they're all numbered and you need a map to find them. We got the map ($3) and talked to the hosts at the Visitor Center about the best places to camp. With their encouragement, we dropped the trailer and went out to look at several spots. The first one had a great view but was occupied. The second was so far from level we didn't think we could manage it. But finally we found a nice spot with a great view up on the ridge off Arivaca Road and put our camp chairs out to reserve it.
We drove back to the Visitor's Center, asked about which hikes would be best for the next day and decided that we should take the Pronghorn Drive down by the Visitor's Center so we wouldn't have to drive down there again the next day. The 10-mile drive takes you through the grasslands with the hope of seeing Pronghorn Antelope. No luck, but we did get to play leapfrog with a Border Patrol agent the whole way. You get some nice views of the Altar Valley and the Baboquivari Mountains to the west.
The tall peak is Baboquivari Peak, the sacred mountain of the Tohono O'odham Indians whose reservation is just west of here.
We finished the drive and then went and picked up the trailer at the Visitor's Center and drove on back up to our campsite to settle in.
When we'd finished setting up Walter noticed a snakeskin in the grass in front of the trailer.
There are 12 kinds of rattlesnakes in the area (13 in Arizona) so we figure this was shed by a rattler of some sort this past season.
That evening Mother Nature put on a great show.
Peaking to a wonderful orange and red crescendo.
Sunday morning February 22nd, we awoke to the sound of trucks rumbling by at about 6:30 am—javelina hunters off to try their luck!
We had a quiet morning once they passed and then set out back to Arivaca and the hike at the Arivaca Cienega, where there are a series of 7 springs that attract wildlife in the area. We spotted our first real cardinal in a thicket and several more vermillion flycatchers. There were a few of these sweet little yellow flowers in bloom along the trail.
I don't know what they are but we saw masses of them along the road on our drive out on Monday the 23rd. There are lots of cottonwoods in the area just starting to leaf out. This big old guy was standing by himself out in the grasslands.
Our other wildlife sighting was a huge beetle in the middle of the trail.
There were lots of birdwatchers here and we did see a lot of birds but most of them didn't stay still to be photographed. The hike is only about a mile and a half so when we were done we climbed back into the truck and drove a few miles west to the Arivaca Creek trail.
Arivaca Creek is a seasonal creek that usually has water in it in during the summer monsoon. It provides a stopping over spot for summer migrating songbirds who flock here.
We walked a ways out along the grassy trail. There were lots of weeds and things that looked like members of the dandelion family but only verbena in bloom.
We came to a nice bench and sat down with a view of a little marshy spot.
When I stepped out onto the sand bar to take a photo, a frog jumped into the middle of the algae patch and disappeared—kerplop!
There were tiny little mimulus (monkey flowers) in bloom along the edge.
All through the refuge we'd been seeing these black butterflies flit by. But only here at the trailhead near our truck did any of them actually stay still long enough for me to get a photo.
When they're on the move they look black but in close up view you can see they have orange and white spots. They're Pipevine Swallowtail Butterflies.
That evening Mother Nature outdid herself and lit up the sky.
And then hit a high note to finish.
I looked up at one point to see that the sky overhead was pink and the new moon was hanging right overhead.
It was windy both days we were here. I suspect that it usually is. The first cattle rancher who owned this land named it Buenos Ayres for it's wonderful breezes and breezy it was!
This was a great place to camp. We had a decent hot spot signal, a beautiful view, lots of privacy and a few nice birdwatching hikes nearby.
On Monday February 23rd, we packed up and drove back east on Arivaca Road to Amado for a couple of days of RV park camping at the De Anza RV Resort. We made a quick run to the Ace Hardware store in Green Valley and managed to get the things we needed to repair our bedroom drawers. We used Gorilla Glue and 4 clamps to re-glue the broken plywood pieces and the drawers went back in and are working perfectly again. Ahhhh. Walter is finishing his installation of our new safety system to keep them in place on rough roads as I type. On Tuesday, we'll do laundry and a few other chores and plan the next leg of our trip.


Oh the Commodore 64. I spent many an hour blasting bad guys in games that were good and many that were not very good at all. Here I am going to have a look at one that was very good. I actually bought it and on top of that managed to keep the box all these years!
It's the scrolling, platforming shootemup extraordinaire, Turrican 2!!
The Paranoid character of Transformers ends up being a winner in my books for mainly one reason. He is a Lamborghini. Having already covered Sideswipe, but still in the mood for more Lambo love, I have here a fairly quick look at Red Alert, or Alert as he is called in Japan. Most of my comments for the design and sculpt of Alert are exactly the same as Sideswipe, so I'll keep my comments short.
So, after actually going through the terror of getting this, I finally decided to open it up. Part one of a two part series. This video covers the Blu Ray and outer package. The next will cover the figma.
When I was a young un' I had Soundwave, Buzzsaw and along the way acquired a Frenzy and Ratbat. Somewhere along the lines I misplaced/traded/lost my Soundwave and friends, all except for Ratbat.
I suspect that due to those circumstances, I am rather fond of not only my original Ratbat (still have him, complete with ears), I am also rather fond of his character.
Going as south east as I have ever been.
Generally every February/Marchish time of year I try and take the better half for a little getaway. We'd been to Busselton a number of times and this time decided for a change. We settled on going to Esperance as neither of us had been there before.


Ecozones are characterized by the evolutionary history of the plants and animals they contain. As such, they are distinct from biomes, also known as major habitat types, which are divisions of the Earth's surface based on life form, or the adaptation of plants and animals to climatic, soil, and other conditions. Biomes are characterized by similar climax vegetation. Each ecozone may include a number of different biomes. A tropical moist broadleaf forest in Central America, for example, may be similar to one in New Guinea in its vegetation type and structure, climate, soils, etc., but these forests are inhabited by plants and animals with very different evolutionary histories.
The term ecozone, as used here, is a fairly recent development, and other terms, including kingdom, realm, and region, are used by other authorities to denote the same meaning. In some older works, continent is used, which leads to confusion with the geographic/geologic continents. J. Schultz uses the term "ecozone" to refer his classification system of biomes.
The ecozones are based largely on the biogeographic realms of Pielou (1979) and Udvardy (1975). A team of biologists convened by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) developed a system of eight biogeographic realms (ecozones) as part of their delineation of the world's over 800 terrestrial ecoregions.
Australasia 7.6 mil. km² (including Australia, New Guinea , and neighbouring islands). The northern boundary of this zone is known as the Wallace line.
Antarctic 0.3 mil. km² (including Antarctica ).
The WWF scheme is broadly similar to Udvardy's system, the chief difference being the delineation of the Australasian ecozone relative to the Antarctic, Oceanic, and Indomalayan ecozones. In the WWF system, The Australasia ecozone includes Australia, Tasmania , the islands of Wallacea, New Guinea , the East Melanesian islands, New Caledonia , and New Zealand . Udvardy's Australian realm includes only Australia and Tasmania; he places Wallacea in the Indomalayan Realm, New Guinea, New Caledonia, and East Melanesia in the Oceanian Realm, and New Zealand in the Antarctic Realm.


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Town Quay is a vibrant commercial development situated on Southampton's waterfront just south of the city centre. It is an established business location and benefits from good road, rail and ferry links including regular ferry services to both the Isle of Wight and Hythe and a bus service to the mainline railway station and city centre. The M3 and M27 are both within 3 miles, accessed via The Avenue (A33) and Millbrook Road (A3024) respectively.
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The accommodation comprises the eastern half of the third floor of this five storey office building, which has been extensively refurbished within the last 5 years.
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4th Floor Enterprise House, Ocean Village, Southampton, SO14 3XB
The accommodation comprises the fourth floor of this five storey office building, which has been extensively refurbished within the last 5 years.
1st Floor, 2-4 Canute Road, Southampton SO14 3FH
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The property is located in a prominent position close to the main entrance into Ocean Village. There are numerous shops, including Tesco and the Co-Op, close by together with offices, coffee shops, restaurants & apartments. There is on-street car parking in Canute Road outside the property and also a multi storey car park in Ocean Village. The property has good road access to Town Quay and the major road network of the city.
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The available suite is approximately square in shape, with a partitioned off entrance lobby and board room, with the main space partially divided by open glass partitions.
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East street is a retail pitch in central Southampton located between High Street and Debenhams on Queensway and South of Above Bar Street. Westquay Shopping Centre and Westquay Watermark are within walking distance and the new Bargate Quarter is due to be completed in 2019. The property comprises first floor office accessed via a self contained entrance at the rear. The office benefits from a WC, kitchen and a stair lift.
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The property is located on Lodge Road, one of the arterial routes out of Southampton towards Junction 5 of the M27. The M3 is also easily accessible via The Avenue (A33). The subject property comprises a linked detached period building currently arranged as five ground floor clinic rooms, two first floor offices, a shower room, two WCs and a kitchen.
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Bowling Green House is an attractive detached period building in Orchard Place, a five minute walk from Town Quay and Oxford Street. The available offices are situated on the 2nd floor with excellent views of The Solent. Orchard Place is accessed via Lower Canal Walk, off Platform Road.
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Waterside Place is situated on the harbour front, affording excellent views towards the Solent. It is immediately adjacent to the A33, which is the main thoroughfare through the city, providing excellent road access. Waterside Place is located adjacent to Town Quay. Town Quay, is a commercial waterfront scheme which incorporates offices and the passenger terminal for the Isle of Wight ferry. Nearby office occupiers include P&O Carnival (headquarters), PWC and Lloyds Bank, with restaurants and convenience stores within a short walk. The M3 motorway connects Southampton to London, while the M27 provides connectivity to Portsmouth and Bournemouth. The offices benefit from air-conditioning, raised floors, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, new shower facilities and WCs and 10 car parking spaces.
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Charlotte Place - 3 Prestigious Offices Suites, Southampton
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Charlotte Place is situated in the traditional office sector on the north side of Southampton city centre. Charlotte Place is a nine storey L-shaped building designed in a modern contemporary style. The main reception is in the centre of the building allowing easy sub-division of floors if required. The central core includes toilet facilities, stairs and 3 lifts to all floors. There are two secondary staircases in each wing of the building, one with a further lift serving the ground floor to the sixth floor. Private office parking is located at basement level with vehicle access from St. Mary's Road.
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Arena Business Centre is located in the centre of Southampton within close proximity of the main shopping area. The centre is easily accessible by road and public transport and motorway access via Junction 8 of the M27. Southampton Central Train Station is within a 20 minute walk of the centre and Southampton International Airport is within a 20 minute drive. The Arena Business Centre currently has office availability for smaller groups of 4 people ranging to larger groups. The building comprises a large reception area leading to three floors of Grade A office accommodation including on site meeting rooms available to hire by the hour, business lounge and kitchen facilities. Post room facilities are also available. Advanced IT and telephony infrastructure solutions are available within each office. Arena business centre has its very own on site team to help and assist your business on a day to day basis
Roman Landing, 35/37 St Marys Road, Southampton, SO14 3HY
2,664 to 5,434 sq ft ~25 to 50 people
Roman Landing is well situated off Kingsway, Southampton which is the inner ring road around the city centre providing easy access to the M3 and M27. The building itself overlooks Hoglands Park and is close to the main shopping and professional areas of the city. The building is an impressive modern five storey office building of brick construction under a pitched tiled roof. The building has a private car park where allocated parking will be provided. The three floors are currently being fully refurbished to provide new comfort cooling, raised floors and LED lighting.
22 days ago. CBRE
Tagus House, Southampton
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Tagus House comprises a four storey purpose built office building of steel framed construction with brick elevations under a pitched concrete tile roof. The premises were constructed in the mid 1990s, and provide good, regular shaped and open plan floor plates. Internally, the space benefits from air-conditioning, suspended ceilings with brand new LED lighting, double glazed powder coated aluminium framed windows and fully raised access floors. Key benefits include: Air conditioning, double glazed windows, suspended ceilings with recessed lighting, passenger lift, car parking ratio 1:194 sq ft, male and female WC.
Ground Floor, The Quay, Southampton
The Quay is a purpose built, newly-refurbished four storey office building situated in the sought-after waterfront location of Ocean Village. The building, which is of traditional construction, was built in the late 1990's and has been fully refurbished to provide high quality accommodation. Each floor benefits from both male and female WCs, with disabled facilities on alternate floors. The Quay benefits from its own private parking area, with occupiers also being able to make use of the abundance of parking that Ocean Village provides. The parking ratio is circa 1:210 sq ft. The newly refurbished reception and entrance doors provide dual access from both the public and private parking areas, ensuring a great client experience from car park arrival through to office suites via the impressive newly refurbished reception area and refreshed lift and stair access.
281 Empress Road - First Floor, Southampton
Empress Road is an established industrial location situated in Southampton just off A335 (Thomas Lewis Way) which provides good access to junction 5 of the M27 motorway. The subject office space is located on the first floor within the three-storey office block ancillary to the main bus depot warehouse. The warehouse and hard standing areas are used for maintenance and storage of public buses. The office space is currently occupied by First Group. Access to the suite is via a communal stairwell and lift of the main ground floor entrance and reception area. There is an additional stairwell to the Northern part of the site. The space is predominantly made up of individual offices created by internal partitioning. There is also a reception area, WC & shower facilities, meeting rooms and kitchen area.
Town Quay - Main Brochure, Southampton
Where tranquillity meets city centre vibrancy Where culture meets convenience Where Southampton meets the sea With approx 7,430 sm (80,000 sf) of prime waterside office space, Town Quay provides a city centre business location, offering an unrivalled view of Southampton Water and Town Quay Marina. Contemporary waterfront offices in the heart of Southampton. Town Quay is offering space for small businesses with just a few employees, or many more. The space is split across several different, self-contained buildings, with suites ranging from 32.5 sq m (350 sq ft) up to 1,630 sq m (17,550 sq ft). Refurbished offices include: air conditioning, visitor and allocated car parking, LED lighting, free use of BBQ area with stunning views across the marina, on site cycle storage, kitchen facilities, showers, suspended ceilings, W/Cs, double glazing
1 Ariadne House, Southampton
Ariadne is a ground floor office suite within Town Quay. 1 & 3 Ariadne can be combined to provide 5,957 sq ft (553.41 sq m). This can be accessed via the shared common part staircase. Benefits Include:- Prominent waterside location, ground floor, LED lighting, new air conditioning, shared shower facilities, perimeter trunking, WCs, kitchen facilities, car parking for 10 cars.
Ariadne is a first floor office suite within Town Quay. 1 & 3 Ariadne can be combined to provide 5957 sq ft (553.41 sq m). This can be accessed via the shared common part staircase. The property has undergone a full refurbishment and benefits from open plan office space with new air conditioning, LED lighting, sun balcony surrounding the suite. Other benefits include:- Prominent waterside location, picturesque views, shared shower facilities, perimeter trunking, car parking for 9 cars
The Quay, 30 Channel Way, Southampton, SO14 3TG
The Quay is situated approximately 3/4 miles south west of Southampton City Centre within Ocean Village, a mixed-use marina comprising offices, residential apartments and waterfront bars and restaurants. The Quay is a purpose built, newly-refurbished four storey office building situated in the sought-after waterfront location of Ocean Village. The building, which is of traditional construction, was built in the late 1990's and has been fully refurbished to provide high quality accommodation. Each floor benefits from both male and female WCs, with disabled facilities on alternate floors. The Quay benefits from its own private parking area, with occupiers also being able to make use of the abundance of parking that Ocean Village provides. The parking ratio is circa 1:210 sq ft. The newly refurbished reception and entrance doors provide dual access from both the public and private parking areas, ensuring a great client experience from car park arrival through to office suites via the impressive newly refurbished reception area and refreshed lift and stair access. The last available suite in the building is on the ground floor and benefits from a new A/C system, LED lighting, new carpets, new shared facilities and 3 car parking spaces.
~ 2 months ago. CBRE
1-8 Ogle Road
Tiled floor
This is a detached five-storey purpose-built office building, constructed in the 1960s. The building benefits from a main central reception area with stairs and lifts to the upper floors. The floors available can be split to provide accommodation from 2,000 sq ft over the second, third and fourth floor with a certain level of fit out and cabling already provided. The property benefits from suspended ceilings with recessed lighting (currently remote controlled). Perimeter gas-fired central heating system, carpet-tiled flooring, predominately open-plan accommodation, male and female WCs on alternative floors, and passenger lift. The property is available by way of a new lease direct from the Landlord on flexible terms.
3 months ago. Instant Offices
2 Charlotte Place, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 0TB
6,000 to 17,242 sq ft ~56 to 160 people
Headquarters office building TO LET Prestigious office suites overlooking Southampton city skyline with generous private parking, Charlotte Place is situated in the traditional office sector on the north side of the city centre. Southampton Central Railway station and the prime retail areas of Above Bar and West Quay Shopping Centre are within half a mile, the M3 motorway is approximately 4 miles to the north and Junctions 5, 7 and 8 are within 3.5, 4.5 and 5 miles respectively., Air Conditioning, Full access raised floor system, 4 passenger lifts & toilets on each floor, Category II lighting, Private office parking at 1:1,000 sq ft, Charlotte Place is a nine storey L-shaped building designed in a modern contemporary style. The main reception is in the centre of the building allowing easy sub-division of floors if required. The central core includes toilet facilities, stairs and 3 lifts to all floors. There are two secondary staircases in each wing of the building, one with a further lift serving ground to 6th floor. Parking is located at basement level with vehicle access from St Mary's Road and a pedestrian entrance in the central courtyard.
over 1 year ago. Savills
Modern Office Part First and Ground as well as Fifth Floor available 6, 000 / 5, 258 / 11, 723 sq ft or 22, 981 sq ft
Modern Office Part First and Ground as well as Fifth Floor available 6,000 / 5,258 / 11,723 sq ft or 22,981 sq ft £18.50 sq ft
~ 1 year ago. Hughes Ellard
Modern Waterside Offices
almost 2 years ago. Hughes Ellard
Threefield House, 19 Threefield Lane, Southampton SO14 3QB
The property provides high quality serviced offices with exceptional facilities and services. The office accommodation is a mixture of open plan and cellular office spaces comprising 29,300 sq ft, with multiple office suites available.
8 months ago. Charters Commercial
1 Moresby Tower Admirals Quay, Ocean Way, Southampton SO14 3LG
Southampton is one of the most accessible cities on the South Coast. The development is at the heart of the wider Ocean Village Marina site, which has successfully undergone major residential and commercial led regeneration. In the immediate area, existing leisure facilities include: Martimo Lounge, Pitcher & Piano, Steak of the Art, Chiquito and Banana Wharf restaurant & bar.
~ 1 year ago. Savills
Self-contained, refurbished waterside office
6 months ago. Hughes Ellard
Fairways House, Mount Pleasant Road, Southampton, SO14 0QB
150 to 1,024 sq ft ~1 to 9 people
Parking ratio 1 space per 350 per sq ft included in the rent/licence fee
• Lift
• Canteen area
• Carpets
• Suspended ceilings with recessed lighting
• Air cooling units to some offices
• Three compartment trunking to some offices
• Conference room facilities
• CCTV
8 months ago. London Clancy
Waterside Place, 5 Town Quay, Southampton SO14 2AQ
Waterside Place is located adjacent to Town Quay. Town Quay, is a commercial waterfront scheme which incorporates offices and the passenger terminal for the Isle of Wight ferry. Nearby office occupiers include P&O Carnival (headquarters), PWC and Lloyds Bank. There is a Starbucks within Town Quay and further restaurants and convenience stores within a short walk. Within easy reach is WestQuay Shopping Centre and the new Harbour Hotel in Ocean Village. This refurbished office space benefits from new air conditioning, raised floors, suspended ceilings with LED lighting, new shower facilities along with 10 allocated parking spaces.
4 months ago. CBRE
Ground Floor Offices, 3 & 4 Empress Heights, Threefield Lane, Southampton, SO14 3LA
667 to 2,032 sq ft ~6 to 19 people
The accommodation comprises two adjoining office suites on the ground floor of the recent Empress Heights development by Crest Nicholson.
3 months ago. Hellier Langston
Serviced Offices, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 3XB
9.3 to 185.8 sq ft ~2 people
3rd Floor Office, 1 Canute Road, Southampton SO14 3FH
The property is located in a prominent position in Canute Road close to the two main entrances into Ocean Village.
7 months ago. Pullen Associates
Andersons Road, Southampton, SO14 5FE
~ 1 year ago. Knight Frank
Arena Business Centre, Threefield Lane, Southampton SO14 3LP
High quality ground floor offices
• Good parking ratio
• Fully raised access floors
• High quality communal reception
• Modern lighting
• Kitchen point
• Full support services available if required
• Air conditioned offices
almost 2 years ago. London Clancy
Unit D, Drivers Wharf, Northam Road, Southampton
Based just outside of Southampton, this centre offers a great open place space, allowing potential tenants a lot of control over how they design the space and giving the option for bespoke layout solutions. The space totals 1,500sqft split over two even floors. Refurbished in 2012, the centre boasts a modern design with tiled floors, a large meeting room, separate toilet facilities, and kitchen facilities. The centre also benefits from LED lighting, Cat5e cabling throughout and central heating. It is ideal for larger, more established businesses looking for a new home that gives them customisable control and the ability to grow their brand in their own independent space. Other businesses nearby include mortgage advisors, web designers and property developers.
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Searches for 'cheating OCD' are soaring, and experts say it's when people are convinced they've cheated on their partner – here's what you need to know
There's debate in the medical community as to whether it's even a thing.
By Lucy Morgan
Have the words "Did I cheat?" ever crossed your mind? Perhaps after a blurry night out, or after one too many shared looks between you and your barista... Most of the time, you'll be able to reassure yourself or talk it through with your partner. But for some people, these thoughts can take over, in a phenomenon that's been dubbed 'cheating OCD'.
According to OCD-UK, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) affects 1.2% of the population, or approx 750,000 people in the UK. It's defined as a "serious anxiety-related condition where a person experiences frequent intrusive and unwelcome obsessional thoughts, commonly referred to as obsessions." These obsessions lead to the person engaging in repetitive or ritualistic behaviours to "prevent a perceived harm and/or worry." These behaviours are commonly referred to as compulsions.
So where does 'cheating OCD' fit into all this? Well first off, it's important to clarify that it's not a medical term. And there's debate in the medical community as to whether it's particularly helpful to categorise OCD into themes at all.
I've lived with OCD since I was a four-years-old, and this is what I want you to know (no, it's not just scrubbing the hob and checking you've locked the door)
By Thea de Gallier
According to Psychotherapist and Counselling Directory member Beverley Blackman: "Cheating OCD is the belief or concern that you may cheat (or have already cheated) on your partner. There are many levels of this and they come about in many ways."
However, Ashley Fulwood, the Chief Executive Officer at OCD-UK, warned against categorising OCD into themes, explaining: "One reason we don't like categorising OCD is that sometimes sufferers end up focussing on the theme of the OCD (cheating/relationship) and thinking that's the problem. When in fact that's not the problem, the problem is the OCD, how we think and respond to our intrusive thoughts and respond with anxiety and compulsions.
"The inability to accept doubt and uncertainty which leads to more anxiety and more 'checking' rituals or other compulsions."
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According to OCD-UK's website, there are "infinite types of OCD," which "can impact on any thought, on any subject, on any person, on any fear, and frequently fixates on what's important in a person's life."
This could also apply to relationships: "[I]f someone begins a new relationship, OCD can make a person question that relationship, their feelings, their sexuality resulting in almost constant rumination, perhaps with the sufferer worrying that they may be misleading their partner."
So, while a person's OCD may fixate on certain thoughts, such as worrying that you've cheated on your partner, it's essential to treat the issue from the source, which is the thinking patterns and cognitive processes that constitute the obsessive-compulsive disorder in the first place.
For more information about obsessive-compulsive disorder, you can check out OCD-UK. For more support around OCD, the NHS offers a self-referral process or you can contact your GP.
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How Princess Beatrice and Pippa Middleton's turns as maid of honor compare
October 12, 2018	 by HOLA! USA
Princess Eugenie and Kate Middleton have one very important thing in common, amazing sisters! The new bride and the Duchess of Cambridge have both opened up about their relationships with their siblings. Princess Eugenie's older sister Princess Beatrice has been by her side since their very first appearance in the public eye – and for the most important day of her life, her wedding. Pippa Middleton entered the spotlight when she became the world's most famous maid of honor for big sister Kate Middleton's wedding in April 2011 and has become a large part of the royal circle.
Princess Beatrice and Pippa Middleton each had the role of maid of honor at their sister's weddings Photo: Getty Images
On October 12, it was 30-year-old Beatrice's turn to become the maid of honor with the world's attention. The Duchess of York's oldest daughter fulfilled her duties in a stunning Ralph & Russo suit, and was all smiles during her sister's big day. Ahead of the wedding Eugenie opened up about her sister to Vouge. "We're each other's rocks. We're the only other person in each other's lives who can know exactly what the other one is going through."
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Pippa, joined the festivities as a guest. The mommy-to-be showed off her baby bump in a stunning dark green midi dress as she walked with her husband James Matthews. On April 29, 2011, each lady was a stand out in their own right. Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding saw Pippa with one of the most important roles of the day, as she was maid of honor for her big sister Kate.
Beatrice was a guest at Kate's wedding, Pippa was a guest at Eugenie's wedding Photo: Getty Images
It was her first time in the spotlight on the world stage and she did not disappoint in a satin ivory gown by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen. All eyes were on Pippa, as she held on to Kate's long train as she made her way inside of the chapel. Beatrice turned heads for another reason during the ceremony.
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The Duke of York's daughter and her younger sister caught the eyes of millions with their attire. Bea and Eugenie arrived in over-the-top hats by Philip Treacy. Beatrice complemented her topper with a neutral Valentino dress, while Eugenie wore blue and green Vivienne Westwood. In May, Pippa and Beatrice had the opportunity to attend Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's nuptials as guest.
The Princess and the mommy-to-be both attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding Photo: Getty Images
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Beatrice made an entrance with her youngest sister and father. Bea, wore a dress by Roksanda Viola. Pippa showed off her style in green floral print Hepburn dress by Fold. While neither lady had a role during the ceremony, they were able to arrive and attend in style.
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Home›Marginal propensity›IIT Mandi Study Explains C-Terminal Part of Covid Virus Key Protein NSP1 in Host Cell, Health News, ET HealthWorld
IIT Mandi Study Explains C-Terminal Part of Covid Virus Key Protein NSP1 in Host Cell, Health News, ET HealthWorld
A new study by researchers at IIT Mandi has unveiled part of a key protein structure in the Covid-19 virus, which may facilitate understanding of the mode of action and the role of the key protein (in the spread and the severity of the disease) for the development of antiviral therapy.
The results of the research were published in the journal " Current Research in Virological Science " in an article authored by lead researcher Dr Rajanish Giri, assistant professor at the School of Basic Sciences and his co-authors Amit Kumar, Ankur Kumar and Prateek Kumar, with Dr Neha Garg from the Hindu University of Banaras.
"Current treatments for Covid-19 simply manage symptoms while the body fights infection with its immune defense system. There are not yet any confirmed antiviral drugs that can prevent the virus from replicating. One way to neutralize a virus is to attack its virus. proteins; such an approach is true for the Covid-19 virus, "the statement said.
Elucidating the structure and functions of these proteins is important for understanding viral disease and for the development of effective drugs against the virus.
Dr Rajanish Giri, Assistant Professor of Biotechnology, IIT Mandi explained, "From a conformational or 'shape' point of view, many proteins contain ordered and inherently disordered regions. These classic conformations are also found in the proteins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The structure of nonstructural protein 1 (NSP1) is made up of 180 amino acids. The first region 1-127 has been shown experimentally to form an independent structure by Clrak, Green & Petit of the University of Alabama. However, there was no experimental evidence given by any group on the 131-180 amino acid regions of this NSP1 protein, which plays a key role in suppressing the host's immune system. With the support of circular dichroism spectroscopy and molecular dynamics simulations, our group at IIT Mandi deciphered the conformation of this region in isolation.
"This virus has sixteen non-structural proteins (NSP1 – NSP16), of which NSP1 plays a vital role in the pathogenicity (ability to cause disease) of the virus. NSP1 disrupts the proteins of the host cell and suppresses its immune system Its importance can be understood from the fact that it is also called the " host stopping factor ". In particular, Nenad Ban and colleagues found that if the C-terminal region of NSP1, i.e. 131-180 residues, is removed from NSP1, then NSP1 is unable to stop translation by ribosomes. It is therefore important to understand the molecular mechanisms, biophysical interactions and chemistry of the interaction of NSP1 with the host cell, "the statement added.
"Earlier in 2020, we showed through bioinformatics studies that the C-terminal NSP1 region has a propensity for intrinsic disorders between 0.4 and 0.5 scales, i.e. very close to the limit of the prediction of intrinsic disorders. However, without experimental studies, we were not sure that this 131-180 amino acid region is in fact an inherently disordered protein region. Generally, these regions unfold in solution but fold into particular conformations upon binding with specific molecules or partners inside host cells ", Dr Rajanish Giri added while explaining recent developments in his past research.
"The IIT Mandi team experimentally studied the structural conformations of SARS-CoV-2 NSP1 under various conditions – in an organic solvent, a membrane mimetic environment and inside liposomes. Using analytical techniques such as spectroscopy at Circular dichroism, fluorescence spectroscopy and molecular dynamics simulations, the researchers showed the dynamic changes in the conformation of the IDR of NSP1, in response to its environment, due to hydrophobic and electrostatic interactions between the protein and the environment », Specifies the press release.
"Our discovery provides valuable information on the order-of-disorder conformation of the C-terminal NSP1 region (residues 131-180) of the SARS-COV2 virus in various environments, which will help to understand the broader aspect of NSP1 and its interactions with binding partners. which are currently unknown, "said Dr Giri.
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Fairbanks, Alaska The West Valley Wolfpack flag football program suited up for a battle on two fronts, the North Pole Patriots and Mother Nature herself.
And Mother Nature was not happy.
The Wolfpack were led by Sheridan Blasey who put the team on her back with a touchdown catch, and a punt return touchdown on the rain soaked field as they won 19-0.
This match saw both teams struggle to keep the ball off the ground, but it was understandable with the amount of rain that was pouring into North Pole.
However, that didn't stop West Valley from airing it out, as Tessa Lindberg found her receivers in the open holes of the zone.
North Pole couldn't generate much offense due to the slippery conditions.
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Will Muschamp celebrates South Carolina's win over Georgia.
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Win over Georgia could be program-changer for Muschamp, South Carolina
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Will Muschamp was like a kid on Christmas morning Saturday afternoon, running around Sanford Stadium and hugging everyone in sight after his South Carolina team upset No. 3 Georgia.
He hugged his players. He hugged his coaches. He hugged his wife. He hugged Athletic Director Ray Tanner, and then University President Bob Caslen. And then, after telling a national television audience "It's a helluva day to be a Gamecock," he hugged some more.
He hugged T.J. Brunson and Sadarius Hutcherson and Donell Stanley while holding a piece of the famous Georgia hedges, like that was his most precious gift on this special day.
The victory was the biggest of Muschamp's coaching career, his first win over a top-10 team at South Carolina and the Gamecocks' first over a top-five opponent since 2013.
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Afterward, Muschamp downplayed the personal significance, saying, "I couldn't care less about Will Muschamp. I'm really happy for our players, I'm happy for a staff that works its ass off, I'm happy for the fan base so they can enjoy the week.
"That's really what it's all about. It's never about me."
His players knew, though. They understand the pressure their coach has been under since a disappointing finish to last year's 7-6 season, the heat intensifying during this year's frustrating 2-3 start.
They knew Saturday's monumental victory was enormous for their head coach and the future of his program.
"It's huge," Brunson said. "Coach Muschamp, you could see that it's big for him."
"I feel like we did it for Champ," defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw said. "Having so much backlash and so much going on, it felt good to get him that one."
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Added senior Bryan Edwards, "I feel so good for him. We've been fighting to get that big win for a while now."
The win was Muschamp's signature victory at South Carolina — for now — and it could be a season-defining, program-changing triumph.
Muschamp's stated goal from day one has been clear. Win the East, beat the state.
To win the SEC East these days, teams must go through Georgia. South Carolina did that Saturday, taking down the team favored to win the division and play for the SEC championship and possibly the national title. With two conference losses, South Carolina will need some help to win the division this season, but Saturday's win was a big first step. The second one comes Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium when it takes on No. 7 Florida.
There are two teams Gamecock fans want to beat each season — Georgia and arch-rival Clemson. Muschamp was 0-6 against those two teams in his first three seasons at South Carolina. He bagged one of them Saturday, and South Carolina's performance against the No. 3 Bulldogs provided hope that it suddenly has a much better chance against the No. 2 Tigers.
There's also no telling the impact this victory could have on recruiting. To succeed in the SEC, attracting some of the best recruits from the state of Georgia is crucial. Muschamp awarded game balls Saturday to all of his players from Georgia. This win could bring in even more.
The stunning victory also turned around what was looking like a bleak season. For many Gamecocks fans, the season-opening loss to North Carolina still stings but Saturday's victory should wash away the sour taste of that defeat. The Missouri loss now seems like an anomaly, a day when South Carolina played its worst and when everything that could go wrong did.
Facing the toughest schedule in the country, most fans would take a 3-3 record after six games. The matchups against No. 1 Alabama and No. 3 Georgia were supposed to be losses, and Missouri, 5-1, looks much better than expected and has a shot to win the SEC East. So, in a sense, South Carolina is right back where many expected entering the season.
But the Georgia win seems like a truer depiction of this team and what it is capable of. It also puts the Gamecocks back in position to have a successful season and reach its goals.
At 3-3, South Carolina can now become bowl eligible with wins over Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Appalachian State, all winnable games. And if it can beat No. 3 Georgia on the road, there is reason to believe it can upset No. 7 Florida at home Saturday and beat Texas A&M on the road.
More than anything, Saturday's win gave coaches, players, fans and everyone associated with the program renewed hope that better days are ahead.
"It's what you want, it's why you coach in this league, it's why you coach at South Carolina, to be a part of a great win like this," Muschamp said. "It's a huge win for us on the road."
South Carolina had to overcome some huge obstacles to win the game. It had just 297 yards of total offense, scored just one offensive touchdown and lost starting quarterback Ryan Hilinski with 10 minutes remaining in the third quarter. It finished the game with backup Dakereon Joyner, who started the season as the No. 3 QB and a wide receiver, under center.
It missed two field goals that could have won the game, and then got a huge break when one of the best kickers in the country, Georgia's Rodrigo Blankenship, missed a game-tying kick in the second overtime.
INJURY UPDATE: Hilinski expected to play
Unlike the Missouri game, everything fell South Carolina's way on Saturday. But the Gamecocks also did the two things it takes to win big SEC games and beat teams like Georgia on the road — they played great defense and ran the football.
Though Georgia had 468 yards of total offense, the South Carolina defense dominated the game, forcing four turnovers and holding the Bulldogs 26 points under its season average. The Bulldogs were averaging more than 250 yards rushing per game, but South Carolina held them to just 173. More importantly, the Gamecocks limited big plays. The Georgia offense was averaging 7.9 yards per play; South Carolina held it to just 4.9.
"When you win the turnover margin and the explosive play ratio, which we did both of those, it's usually a pretty good formula," Muschamp said.
Georgia has what is widely regarded as the biggest and best offensive line in the country, but the South Carolina defensive line wreaked havoc on the Georgia offense. Quarterback Jake Fromm had not been sacked all season. The Gamecocks put him down three times Saturday and had six tackles for loss. Pressure on Fromm caused the weak throw that Israel Mukuamu intercepted and returned for a touchdown. He was pressured again on the two late-game interceptions, also by Mukuamu, the SEC and national defensive player of the week.
The Gamecocks also ran the ball effectively. Though they had just 142 yards rushing, that's more than twice what Georgia was allowing per game (60). Rico Dowdle, who had 79 yards rushing, continues to be one of the toughest runners in the SEC. His 13-yard run in the second quarter set up White's game-tying field goal and his eight-yard run on fourth-and-1 in the second overtime set up the game-winner.
In a game that was expected to be violent and physical, South Carolina pushed around the Bulldogs and won the battle in the trenches, which frustrated Georgia head coach Kirby Smart.
"Any time you get ready to play a football game, you have to set your jaw and go play physical," he said. "We didn't do that. They played physical and attacked us."
The result was a victory that could have saved South Carolina's season and become a program-changer in the Muschamp era.
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Breast radiology
Apparent diffusion coefficient values in borderline breast lesions upgraded and not upgraded at definitive histopathological examination after surgical excision
Corrado Tagliati
Paola Piccinni
Paola Ercolani
Elisabetta Marconi
Barbara Franca Simonetti
Gian Marco Giuseppetti
Andrea Giovagnoni
Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy
Department of Radiological Sciences, Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria Ospedali Riuniti, Ancona, Italy
Department of Radiological Sciences, Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria Ospedali Riuniti, Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy
Pol J Radiol 2021; 86: e255-e261
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5114/pjr.2021.105857
Online publish date: 2021/04/30
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Tagliati C, Piccinni P, Ercolani P, et al. Apparent diffusion coefficient values in borderline breast lesions upgraded and not upgraded at definitive histopathological examination after surgical excision. Polish Journal of Radiology. 2021;86(1):255-261. doi:10.5114/pjr.2021.105857.
Tagliati, C., Piccinni, P., Ercolani, P., Marconi, E., Franca Simonetti, B., & Marco Giuseppetti, G. et al. (2021). Apparent diffusion coefficient values in borderline breast lesions upgraded and not upgraded at definitive histopathological examination after surgical excision. Polish Journal of Radiology, 86(1), 255-261. https://doi.org/10.5114/pjr.2021.105857
Tagliati, Corrado, Paola Piccinni, Paola Ercolani, Elisabetta Marconi, Barbara Franca Simonetti, Gian Marco Giuseppetti, and Andrea Giovagnoni. 2021. "Apparent diffusion coefficient values in borderline breast lesions upgraded and not upgraded at definitive histopathological examination after surgical excision". Polish Journal of Radiology 86 (1): 255-261. doi:10.5114/pjr.2021.105857.
Tagliati, C., Piccinni, P., Ercolani, P., Marconi, E., Franca Simonetti, B., Marco Giuseppetti, G., and Giovagnoni, A. (2021). Apparent diffusion coefficient values in borderline breast lesions upgraded and not upgraded at definitive histopathological examination after surgical excision. Polish Journal of Radiology, 86(1), pp.255-261. https://doi.org/10.5114/pjr.2021.105857
Tagliati, Corrado et al. "Apparent diffusion coefficient values in borderline breast lesions upgraded and not upgraded at definitive histopathological examination after surgical excision." Polish Journal of Radiology, vol. 86, no. 1, 2021, pp. 255-261. doi:10.5114/pjr.2021.105857.
Tagliati C, Piccinni P, Ercolani P, Marconi E, Franca Simonetti B, Marco Giuseppetti G et al. Apparent diffusion coefficient values in borderline breast lesions upgraded and not upgraded at definitive histopathological examination after surgical excision. Polish Journal of Radiology. 2021;86(1):255-261. doi:10.5114/pjr.2021.105857.
The study aims were to evaluate if the apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) value could distinguish between breast lesions classified as B3 at core needle biopsy (CNB) that show or do not show atypia or malignancy at definitive histopathological examination (DHE) after surgical excision.
: From January 2013 to December 2017, 141 patients with a B3 breast lesion underwent magnetic resonance imaging and were included in the study. The ADC value was assessed drawing a ROI outlining the entire lesion, evaluating the mean (ADCmean) and minimum ADC values (ADCmin).
Both ADCmean and ADCmin values showed a statistically significant difference between B3 lesions without and with malignancy or, for B3a lesions, atypia at DHE. They both showed a statistically significant difference also between B3a lesions without or with atypia or malignancy at DHE, but only ADCmin (not ADCmean) showed statistically significant difference between B3b lesions without or with malignancy at DHE.
The ADC value could help distinguish between B3a lesions without or with atypia/malignancy at DHE after surgical excision and between B3b lesions without or with malignancy at DHE. Therefore, it could be used to help guide the diagnostic-therapeutic pathway of these lesions, particularly of B3a lesions.
borderline breast lesions, B3 lesions, breast MRI, ADC value
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Agricultural research at Cotton Incorporated strives to improve profitability of cotton through creation and use of knowledge in agricultural sciences. Seeking to support and develop the next generation of cotton breeders and geneticists, Cotton Inc. launched the Cotton Incorporated Fellowship (CIF) program in 2002.
Pre- and post-doctoral CIF positions are at the core of expanded cooperative cotton research projects initiated at public institutions in the Cotton Belt.
Since the program's inaugural year, 10 graduate doctoral students in plant breeding genetics (four have graduated since 2002) and five post-doctoral researchers — scientists who have just completed their Ph.D.s — have been part of the program.
Institutions that participate in the CIF program include Clemson University, Mississippi State University, Louisiana State University, Texas A&M University, Texas Tech University, New Mexico State University, University of Arkansas, University of Georgia and United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service labs in California and Texas.
Research areas for CIFs encompass cotton population development and improvement, enhanced evaluation of cotton breeding material and expanding DNA marker development and application.
Brooks Blanch, a former CIF at LSU, developed and published an interesting methodology for breeders to use in optimizing testing/selection programs. It scientifically evaluates potential testing environments for yield and quality to maximize efficiency and genetic gain.
Bill Hendrix, a former CIF at the University of Arkansas, developed valuable genetic tools for looking at gene expression in cotton roots under severe drought stress. This paves the way for identifying the genes most important in improving the drought tolerance of cotton.
Polly Longenberger, a CIF at Texas A&M, has exciting research in Lubbock and College Station on the use of a rapid assay for breeders to use in selecting for drought tolerance.
Cantrell points out that CIF research is nearly always published in recognized scientific journals and presented at the Beltwide Cotton conferences.
"More importantly, the research often leads to improved germplasm (breeding lines), which are publicly released for companies to use in developing new cotton varieties," he says.
All CIFs work on Cotton Inc. research projects under a cooperative research agreement between Cotton Inc. and the university.
Cantrell says some former CIFs are now employed as a cotton geneticist with USDA-ARS at the Southern Regional Research Center in New Orleans, as the assistant curator of the cotton germplasm collection at USDA-ARS in College Station, as a cotton breeder with Bayer Crop Science, as a cotton breeder at the University of Georgia and as a molecular cotton breeder with Delta and Pineland Seed Company.
For more information about the CIF program, visit www.cottoninc.com/Biotechnology/Fellowships.


Metaphysics (Greek: τὰ μετὰ τὰ φυσικά; Latin: Metaphysica) is one of the principal works of Aristotle and the first major work of the branch of philosophy with the same name. The principal subject is "being qua being," or being insofar as it is being. It examines what can be asserted about anything that exists just because of its existence and not because of any special qualities it has. Also covered are different kinds of causation, form and matter, the existence of mathematical objects, and a prime-mover God.
Aristotle encountered the theory of forms when he studied at the Academy, which he joined at the age of about 18 in the 360s B.C. Aristotle soon expanded on the concept of forms in his Metaphysics. He believed that in every change there is something which persists through the change (for example, Socrates), and something else which did not exist before, but comes into existence as a result of the change (musical Socrates). To explain how Socrates comes to be born (since he did not exist before he was born) Aristotle says that it is 'matter' (hyle) that underlies the change. The matter has the 'form' of Socrates imposed on it to become Socrates himself. Thus all the things around us, all substances, are composites of two radically different things: form and matter. This doctrine is sometimes known as Hylomorphism (from the Greek words for matter and form).
It is possible that Aristotle did not write the books in the order in which they have come down to us; their arrangement is due to later editors, and there is little reason to think that it reflects how Aristotle himself would have arranged them. Based on a careful study of the content of the books and of the cross-references within them, W.D. Ross concluded that books A, B, Γ, E, Z, H, Θ, M, N, and I "form a more or less continuous work", while the remaining books were inserted into their present locations by later editors. However, Ross cautions that books A, B, Γ, E, Z, H, Θ, M, N, and I — with or without the insertion of the others — do not constitute "a complete work".
Book I or Alpha outlines "first philosophy", which is a knowledge of the first principles or causes of things. The wise are able to teach because they know the why of things, unlike those who only know that things are a certain way based on their memory and sensations. Because of their knowledge of first causes and principles they are better fitted to command, rather than to obey. Book Alpha also surveys previous philosophies from Thales to Plato, especially their treatment of causes.
Book V or Delta ("philosophical lexicon") is a list of definitions of about fifty key terms such as cause, nature, one, and many.
^ Jonathan Barnes, "Life and Work" in The Cambridge Companion to Aristotle (1995), pp. 18-22."Farrago": Barnes, "Metaphysics" in The Cambridge Companion to Aristotle, p. 58.
Greek text with commentary: Aristotle's Metaphysics. W.D. Ross. 2 vols. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1924. Reprinted 1953 with corrections.
Aristotle's Metaphysics. Trans. Joe Sachs. 2nd ed. Santa Fe, N.M.: Green Lion, 2002. ISBN 1-888009-03-9.
Thomas Aquinas. Commentary on Aristotle's Metaphysics. Trans. John P. Rowan. 1961; rpt. Notre Dame, Ind.: Dumb Ox, 1995.
Aristotle's Metaphysics translated with an introduction by H. Lawson-Tancred. Penguin 1998.


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I think that I'm pretty typical as far as lifestyle is concerned. I started off doing a diet called MediFast, it was working fine but it turned out that I was allergic to the Soy Protein Isolate in the food and I didn't want to try the one they have with whey in it. I had heard about another diet which is the one I am writing about here and wanted to share my results since they were so positive.
When you begin this diet it will be a little hard to remember to eat every 2 hours during a normal day, but it gets easier, and your body will tell you that its time to eat as it gets used to the pattern.
Remember that this is a discipline, one of my faults is that I love to snack. With this diet I am only counting calories and eating all the same foods I would normally eat, just not as much at each meal. I got used to chewing gum to curb my snacking. I wont lie, when there's pizza for dinner, I want more than one slice, but I don't have it... I want to keep with my calorie intake. So, I have one piece now, and another in 2 hours.
You'll notice that there are a lot of calories in some of the foods you have been eating. Big surprise, right! Well, not really. I think that we all know that there are, we just choose not to think about it. Now that I'm counting my calories, I make different choices about what I really want to eat. For instance, I've chosen not to drink my calories. I choose water, Iced Tea, or diet types of drinks now. Although, diet drinks aren't good for you and you should avoid them if you can. You'll likely begin to make different choices for yourself as well. For instance its been a while since I've had a beer, and have not had a regular soda since starting the diet.
A favorite meal for me during this diet was Hot Garlic Chicken at the local Korean / teriyaki eatery, it was not a sweet meal and I asked for NO RICE, they gave me extra cabbage and veggies instead, and I can eat quite a lot of cabbage, if has few calories!
I had reached my target of 160 lbs, now I need to maintain my weight. I've gotten used to eating 8 times a day and like it. So, I've increased my food intake to 200 - 250 calories per meal. If I max that out at each meal, that will be 2000 calories. Its over my limit but I need to take into account that its cycling season and I will burn a little more with my activities and I will not max out at each meal anyway. In fact when I first started trying to eat more I was still losing weight and had to force myself to eat over 200 calories. My habit had really stuck, and it's even hard to shake once you're in it!
Several of my friends had noticed my weight loss, and many of them are trying the diet as well. All of them reported losing weight and were amazed at how easy it is. Please leave a comment here if you have something to add or if you tried it and it's working for you.
Good luck, and I hope that your results are as good as mine were.


Black Friday and Cyber Monday are almost here, and that means retailers are already fretting about how to maximize online revenue and steal customers from competitors. According to Forrester Research, U.S. online holiday sales will exceed US$95-billion in 2015, up 11% over last year. For Black Friday (the day immediately following the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday on Nov. 26), that means more shoppers will be clamoring to get the best deals online than any other time of the year.
Recently, Get Elastic participated in an online Twitter chat with Optimizely. We discussed the best ways retailers can capitalize on Black Friday and Cyber Monday traffic by using A/B testing and personalization techniques, and what pitfalls they should avoid.
Q: What are the most impactful marketing tactics to drive #BlackFriday sales?
One of the tactics retailers can employ is to offer unique, personalized services to complement a sale. For example, hand-written notes are popular options if you can scale it across your business. If not, reserve it for repeat customers and high-margin orders. Loyalty can be a powerful driver of repeat business, so retailers should encourage it whenever possible.
During the Twitter chat, other experts offered advice such as creating gift guides by for different demographics or shopper behaviors.
Q: What is the biggest mistake you see online retailers making during holiday time?
Performance, performance, performance. If your online store isn't loading quickly, or worse isn't loading at all, then you're pretty much doomed. Customers will quickly leave for a competitor.
Of course, mobile plays a big part here. When it comes to optimizing online stores for mobile, retailers are still delivering sub-optimal results. The entire customer experience should be optimized for mobile.
Q: What's the number one thing retailers can do to improve their site today?
Q: What are the special considerations for testing during #BlackFriday?
A/B testing can yield significant findings. Just remember to compare apples to apples. Visitor behavior is unique and unusual during this high traffic period. Test results from holidays like BlackFriday are unique due to the frenzied shopping activity. Results may not apply to non-holiday periods.
Another tip: Run A/B tests on pages that will receive enough traffic to drive valid results in a single day. If you need a primer on statistics for A/B testing, Optimizely has a great ebook available.
Q: What do you think are the most impactful A/B tests retailers can run with this holiday traffic?
The most impactful tests that you can run are the ones that will address a customer's FUD — fear, uncertainty, and doubt. Test value proposition and urgency messaging. Experiment with different banners and featured categories.
Experts agree that you should avoid running tests that involve radical changes to store structure or backend functions. These test will just slow performance. Saves those test for another less critical time of the year.
Q: How do you keep sales momentum going after #CyberMonday?
While it's true that the bulk of online sales will be realized during the holidays, that doesn't mean you should stop testing your store throughout the rest of the year. A/B testing should never end, and you should always be looking to squeeze out more performance.
As e-commerce is now almost two decades old, the playbook for success is well established. Delight your customers, focus on the online experience, speed matters, and constantly test your store to maximize performance.


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WASHINGTON, Nov. 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Danaher Corporation (NYSE: DHR) ("Danaher") announced that today it completed its acquisition of Cepheid (NASDAQ: CPHD).
Copper Merger Sub, Inc. ("Copper"), a California corporation and an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Danaher, has merged into Cepheid and, as a result, Cepheid has become an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Danaher. In the merger, each outstanding share of Cepheid common stock was cancelled and (except for shares held by Danaher, Copper, Cepheid and their respective subsidiaries) converted into the right to receive $53.00 per share in cash, without interest.
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