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Bacteria are invisible, mysterious, deadly, self-sufficient…and absolutely essential for all life, including yours. No other living things combine their elegant simplicity with their incredibly complex role: Bacteria keep us alive, supply our food, and regulate our biosphere. We can’t live a day without them, and no chemical, antibiotic, or irradiation has ever successfully eradicated them. They’re our partners, like it or not--even though some of them will happily kill us. Allies and Enemies tells the story of this amazing, intimate partnership. Authored by Anne Maczulak, a microbiologist who’s hunted and worked with an extraordinary array of bacteria, this book offers a powerful new perspective on Earth’s oldest creatures. You’ll discover how bacteria work, how they evolve, their surprising contributions and uses, the roles they’ve played in human history, and why you can't survive without them. No form of life is more important, and in Maczulak’s hands, none is more fascinating. Outlasted, outnumbered, outsmarted They’ve been here four billion years--and they even outnumber you in your own body How bacteria keep you alive… …and how to keep them from killing you “Humans Defeat Germs!” But not for long… The Invisible Universe The stunning hidden relationships between bacteria and the rest of nature Read more
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"Not surprisingly, people frequently view "germs" as enemies of humankind because media coverage usually involves an outbreak of disease. Writer and microbiologist Maczulak attempts to refute this perception by explaining how microbes such as bacteria are not only important for industry but also essential for human survival.The extensive bibliography encompasses Internet resources and classical readings as well as some professional references on the subject." Summing Up: Recommended. Lower- and upper-division undergraduates and general readers. -- R. Adler, University of Michigan, Dearborn. Reprinted with permission from CHOICE, copyright by the American Library Association. From the Back Cover
“InAllies and Enemies, Anne Maczulak takes the mystery out of bacteria. Practical, useful, and very readable, Maczulak demystifies the world of bacteria and viruses. A fascinating book on an important subject. Highly recommended.”--Sheldon Siegel, author of The New York Times best-sellingJudgment Day “No nucleus? No problem! As a microbiologist, Anne Maczulak deeply appreciates the astonishing abilities of the ultra-simple organisms that rule our world and help operate our bodies. As a writer, she inspires her readers to want to know more about their secret realm. Allies and Enemies is both fun and practical as it interweaves science with history and popular culture.”--Jessica Snyder Sachs, author ofGood Germs, Bad Germs: Health and Survival in a Bacterial World “Anne Maczulak engagingly achieves the often difficult task to present the scope of modern microbiology in a nontechnical manner for general reading.Allies and Enemiescovers the scope of the microbial world, from the continuing battle against microbe enemies who never give up the fight to the frontiers of how microbes create a livable environment for us. For those whose interest is perked for more about microbes, an excellent list of references and websites is provided.”--Charles P. Gerba(also known as “Dr. Germ”), University of Arizona, Tucson “Anne Maczulak has done a masterful job of explaining the complex nuances of microbes in simple, easy-to-understand language. She explains the ‘yin and yang' of the diverse microbial world with text that is rich with numerous historical vignettes. She takes the reader on a whirlwind tour of the benefits of microbes to human existence, describing their finely articulated chemical mechanisms, their intricate dances of cooperation, their lightning speed adaptations, and their genetic plasticity, offering a glimpse of the underlying principles of the miracle of life.”--Philip M. Tierno Jr., Ph.D., Director, Clinical Microbiology and Immunology, New York University Langone Medical Center and New York University School of Medicine Bacteria: How they keep you alive. How they can kill you. How we can all live together happily. Bacteria are invisible, mysterious, deadly, self-sufficient…and absolutely essential for all life, includingyours. No other living things combine their elegant simplicity with their incredibly complex role: Bacteria keep us alive, supply our food, and regulate our biosphere. We can't live a day without them, and no chemical, antibiotic, or irradiation has ever successfully eradicated them. They're our partners, like it or not--even though some of them will happily kill us.Allies and Enemiestells the story of this amazing, intimate partnership. Authored by Anne Maczulak, a microbiologist who's hunted and worked with an extraordinary array of bacteria, this book offers a powerful new perspective on Earth's oldest creatures. You'll discover how bacteria work, how they evolve, their surprising contributions and uses, the roles they've played in human history, and why you can't survive without them. No form of life is more important, and in Maczulak's hands, none is more fascinating. Outlasted, outnumbered, outsmartedThey've been here four billion years--and they even outnumber youin your own body How bacteria keep you alive……and how to keep them from killing you “Humans Defeat Germs!”But not for long… The Invisible UniverseThe stunning hidden relationships between bacteria and the rest of nature See all Editorial Reviews
Publisher: FT Press; 1 edition (July 22, 2010)
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpfulGreat addition to anyone's science library. Well done!
Ms. Maczulak did an excellent job with this book. It's factually correct and well-written, making it both pleasurable and educational to read. That's really saying something, considering that college texts on the subject of microbiology have a reputation for being rather challenging to read and understand. It's not that those books are badly done, it's that the topic is complex.Ms. Maczulak removes the complexity to bring us a good overview of the role of bacteria in our lives and in the larger world around us. She exposes and corrects many myths, while also keeping her narrative in a framework that moves forward and helps the reader get "the big picture." Without crossing it, she walks the fine line between eye-glazing detail and enough detail to be a rich read. My eyes didn't glaze over once, during my reading of this book.When I started reading this book, I thought it would be a good academic refresher. Before I finished reading it, that thought changed entirely. I think for most people, it is essential reading. A small example explains why.Before I finished reading this book, I heard a radio commercial (I listen to the radio for a total of maybe 3 hours per month) for a product that should not be on the market. The commercial encourages parents to buy a chlorinated product for the kids to take to school and wipe everything with. Deliberately poisoning people is illegal, but for some reason if you poison kids with this product you won't go to jail for it. The hype is that this protects children from nasty bacteria. Parents who don't understand what is profoundly wrong with this product and why it's also unnecessary need to start educating themselves about the real world. This book provides a good start in that direction.Read more ›
12 of 13 people found the following review helpfulPerfect for a High School Library
Don't take the title of my review as a slur, it's actually a complement. A sharp high school student wouldn't have a problem reading this book and an adult won't feel either talked down to or bored. Every student should read a book like this in school.I think a lot of people in general need to read books like this for a little perspective. When you're at the gym, at the mall, or at work, you'll see people putting on hand sanitizer after they touch anything and freaking out about germs. Watch some TV for a short time and you're bound to see some product that will protect your kids because it's antibiotic implying you're obviously a bad parent if you don't run out and buy it right now! Woo...the germs are gonna get ya! Well, no they're probably not. You have this thing called an immune system that tends to handle most of that kind of thing and it pre-dates these products by quite a while. That's not to say the stuff is useless, just that soap and water and avoiding touching your face are still your best bet. People would probably be a lot less afraid of "germs", if they better understood bacteria.The book touches on a number of ideas, like children possibly having more allergies now because the environments we grow up in are more sterile than a generation ago, thus less exposure early to bacteria. It also discusses the "bio-film" on every human's body. The layer of bacteria already on your skin helps to prevent your getting sick, because new bacteria you pick up from doorknobs, pencils, whatever have to contend with those already present. A wide variety of ways in which bacteria support us and other life are also mentioned.Read more ›
4 of 4 people found the following review helpfulProbably accurate, this book seems not to know its audience
I was not sure what to expect from this book. The subtitle, "How the World Depends on Bacteria," made me think this might be for the layperson. After all, it's rather basic knowledge, I thought, the popularity of antibacterial soaps aside, that we depend on bacteria. So I had hoped for a book written for laypeople but substantial enough to keep the interest of an intelligent audience.What I found was a surfeit of technical terms that made the reading rather slow and dull. If I were a biology student, I would expect to have to know the terms. As a well-educated general reader, I would prefer a book that proceeds more smoothly, that neither condescends nor preaches, and that conveys a sense of enthusiasm. In typing this list, I think of books like Richard Rhodes Deadly Feasts, which I read as a complete layperson and from which I learned a great deal, or Richard Coniff's Spineless Wonders, which so patently conveys the author's enthusiasm that it's nearly impossible not to share it.This book, however, is dry, just this side of a textbook. There are, from time to time, portions that are fascinating, but for the most part, I felt as if I were in a biology class. That's not a bad thing, of course, if one wants to take biology. I was hoping for more about bacteria in action (as, for example, in the production of cheeses, pasteurization of them, and the diseases that arise from them) in relevant, real-world settings and less about the fundamentals and terminology. Others, of course, may want to read this for just the opposite reason, and to them, I commend the book.
Engaging primer for entry-level microbiology
I used this as the sole required textbook for a microbiology course. Alone, this book does not contain ample material to cover an introductory microbiology course, however, it is...
Published 22 months ago by Zachary Anderson
An excellent book for the layperson
I took this book with me on a flight over Thanksgiving--what a good choice! It's a fascinating look at the overloooked kingdom of bacteria--what they are, how they're often very...
Published on January 3, 2013 by Lupa
This book was written to an educated but not expert scientific audience. In other words if you have a decent grasp of basic biological science concepts you should have no trouble...
Published on July 18, 2012 by Eliezer Kolatch
As one reviewer indicated, 'Probably accurate, but this book seems not to know its audience'. It is assumed that the reader is either a college graduate or a professional...
Published on September 29, 2011 by James East
This book is a collection of historical stories about bacteria causing major upheaval and horrifying disease, as well as how they create tremendous benefits for our biologic...
Published on July 28, 2011 by D. Coral
We have met the bacteria and they are us
I consider humans to be walking bacterial superstructures given that only 10% of our DNA is human, We could not exist without the wallpaper of bacteria lining our skin, our...
Published on May 26, 2011 by Herblady22
"The Martians had no resistance to the bacteria in our atmosphere to which we have long since become immune.
Published on May 24, 2011 by Steven K. Szmutko
Great Introduction To An Amazing Subject
A real good introduction to microbiology. Before reading I had little idea of what microbiology was, and what exactly they study. Now I know, bacteria!
Published on May 10, 2011 by Michael G. Williams
Interesting read aimed at general readers
This is a fascinating look into the microscopic world of bacteria, presented in a readable format by microbiologist Anne Maczulak.
Published on May 5, 2011 by B. McEwan
A fantastic book, that helps us see ourselves not as separate organisms fighting off invaders, but as ecosystems, worlds, covered outside and in by things that feed on us, much as...
Published on April 16, 2011 by Lance M. Foster
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Patent US6819225 - Pricing information pager - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA novel paging technology allows a group of subscribers to share and take advantage of bargain, promotion, and special pricing information that may otherwise be difficult to obtain or only useful for a very limited time. A service provider collects and stores such information. The information is then...http://www.google.com/patents/US6819225?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6819225 - Pricing information pagerAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6819225 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/802,575Publication dateNov 16, 2004Filing dateFeb 19, 1997Priority dateFeb 19, 1997Fee statusLapsedPublication number08802575, 802575, US 6819225 B1, US 6819225B1, US-B1-6819225, US6819225 B1, US6819225B1InventorsJames E. Wicks, David FineOriginal AssigneeSony Corporation, Sony Electronics, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (20), Classifications (11), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPricing information pagerUS 6819225 B1Abstract A novel paging technology allows a group of subscribers to share and take advantage of bargain, promotion, and special pricing information that may otherwise be difficult to obtain or only useful for a very limited time. A service provider collects and stores such information. The information is then compared to a profile for each subscriber detailing what type of information that subscriber is interested in receiving. Information matching the interest profile of each subscriber this then transmitted to that subscriber's pager. Each subscriber's pager may include an input device, such as a virtual keyboard, so that each subscriber can submit information to the system to be shared with other subscribers.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates generally to the field of wireless pagers. More particularly, the present invention relates to an application of wireless pager technology as a means of collecting and disseminating pricing and bargain information.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to meet the above identified needs and others. More particularly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a novel paging system and a method of using a the same to provide a means for collecting and disseminating bargain and pricing information while it is still of value to those who are interested in receiving it.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Using the drawings, the preferred embodiment of the present invention will now be explained. Under the principles of the present invention, pager technology can be adapted to provide a means for collecting and disseminating bargain pricing information while it is accurate and valuable to those interested in receiving it.
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Patent US7733788 - Computer network control plane tampering monitor - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA computer network control plane tampering monitor that detects unauthorized alteration of a label-switched path setup for an information packet intended for transmission through a computer network....http://www.google.com/patents/US7733788?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7733788 - Computer network control plane tampering monitorAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7733788 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 11/053,737Publication dateJun 8, 2010Filing dateFeb 8, 2005Priority dateAug 30, 2004Fee statusPaidPublication number053737, 11053737, US 7733788 B1, US 7733788B1, US-B1-7733788, US7733788 B1, US7733788B1InventorsJohn T. Michalski, Thomas D. Tarman, Stephen P. Black, Mark D. TorgersonOriginal AssigneeSandia CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (22), Non-Patent Citations (3), Referenced by (9), Classifications (7), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetComputer network control plane tampering monitor
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Georgetown, Washington, DC (1798-12-27)December 27, 1798
William Wilson Corcoran (December 27, 1798 – February 24, 1888) was an American banker, philanthropist, and art collector.[1] He started the Corcoran Gallery of Art.[2]
Corcoran was born on December 27, 1798 in Georgetown in the District of Columbia, the son of Thomas Corcoran, a well-to-do merchant whom the people of Georgetown twice elected as mayor, and Hannah Lemmon. His father was born in Ireland, settled in Georgetown in 1788, and established a leather business.[3] William Corcoran was raised in Georgetown where he studied classics and mathematics at local private schools run by Alexander Kirk and the Reverend Addison Belt, and also took classes for a year at Georgetown College, the predecessor of Georgetown University. Instead of finishing his education, he joined the family business and developed a successful business career.
Corcoran joined the Potomac Lodge No. 5 of Free and Accepted Masons in Georgetown and was raised as a Master Mason on July 26, 1827.[4][5]
In 1835, Corcoran eloped and married Louise Morris, who was the daughter of Commodore Charles Morris. His wife died in 1840, but not before they had three children — Harriet Louise, Louise Morris, and Charles Morris. The middle child, Louise Morris (1838–1867), was the only one to survive into adulthood;[6] she later married George Eustis, Jr.. After his wife died in 1841, Corcoran chose not to marry again. He died on February 24, 1888 in Washington, DC.[1]
Corcoran entered business at the age of 17, working in dry goods store owned by two brothers, and opened his own branch store two years later. Corcoran brothers established a wholesale auction and commission business, but their ventures failed after the Panic of 1819. He worked in another family business,[6] and in 1828, he took control of large amount of real estate from his father.[7]
Corcoran was employed as a clerk at the Bank of Columbia at Georgetown branch, and then as a real estate and loan manager at the Second Bank of the United States in Washington.[8]
In 1837, Corcoran established a brokerage firm on Pennsylvania Avenue at 15th Street. He was successful and in 1840 entered into a partnership with George Washington Riggs, a son of Elisha Riggs. The Corcoran and Riggs private banking firm enjoyed the patronage of Treasury Secretary Levi Woodbury and prospered after it re-sold to investors $5 million of U.S. Treasury notes in 1843.[9] In 1845, it purchased the former Second Bank of the United States building located on 15th Street at New York Avenue.[6] In Spring 1847, the Corcoran and Riggs sold to investors at home and abroad the bulk of two issues of the U.S. Treasury Mexican War bonds; Corcoran's earnings were $1 million. In 1854, Corcoran retired from Corcoran and Riggs to focus on his investments in real estate, land grants, armaments, railroads, as well as pursue pleasure and philanthropic endeavors.[8]
In 1854, Corcoran was able to retire with a substantial fortune and devote himself to art and philanthropy.[7] In 1848, Corcoran had purchased 15 acres (6 ha) of land for Oak Hill Cemetery, which overlooks Rock Creek Park. He organized the Oak Hill Cemetery Company to oversee the cemetery, which was formally incorporated by Act of Congress on March 3, 1849. Corcoran paid for the construction of a Gothic Revival chapel in Oak Hill Cemetery, commonly known as the Renwick Chapel.[10] Corcoran also established a $10,000 fund, administered by the Benevolent Society, to purchase firewood for the poor in Georgetown. Corcoran also gave many gifts to several universities, including The George Washington University, the Maryland Agricultural College, the College of William and Mary, and Washington and Lee University. Corcoran also contributed to a fund to purchase George Washington's Mount Vernon estate, after his family could no longer keep it up, and the federal government refused to purchase it.[6] One of William Wilson Corcoran's longtime business associate and friend was the renowned George Peabody.
In contrast to many contemporary art patrons, Corcoran was not exclusively interested in European works, and he assembled one of the first important collections of American art. By the mid-1850s his pictures and sculpture were overflowing his mansion on Lafayette Square and he hired the foremost architect of the day, James Renwick, to build a picture gallery in the Second Empire style on Pennsylvania Avenue. Before it was ready, however, the Civil War began, and Corcoran, a Southern sympathizer, left Washington for Paris, where his son-in-law, George Eustis Jr., was a representative of the Confederacy.
Architect James Renwick was commissioned in 1859 to a museum building to house William Wilson Corcoran’s growing art collection. Corcoran was a southern sympathizer and good friend of Robert E. Lee, and felt it opportune to leave for Europe during the Civil War. The half-finished building designed by Renwick was taken over by the U.S. Government and used as a supply depot. When the war was over, Corcoran returned to Washington; the building was finished in 1869 and the Corcoran Gallery of Art opened in 1874, but the structure was soon outgrown. A new building for the Corcoran Gallery of Art and its nascent school of art (now the Corcoran College of Art + Design) was designed by American architect Ernest Flagg in the Beaux-Arts Style and completed in 1897, nine years after Corcoran’s death. The façade of the building reflects the “Neo-Grec,” an offshoot of the Beaux-Arts style that attempted to reflect the functions of the building by revealing detailed and decorative accents on the exterior. The Corcoran’s first home is now the Renwick Gallery, a Smithsonian museum.
^ a b "A Philanthropist's Death. Mr. Corcoran Passes Quietly Away. The Life And Work Of Washington's Most Prominent Citizen. His Wealth And Benefactions". New York Times. February 25, 1888. Retrieved 2014-08-29. Mr. W.W. Corcoran died at 6:30 this morning. He passed away quietly and peacefully. ... ^ "'Tragedy of Errors' Engulfs the Corcoran". New York Times. September 18, 1989. Retrieved 2014-08-29. It was founded in 1869 by William Wilson Corcoran, and its permanent collection of 19th-century American art is said to be one of the best in the nation ^ Ecker, Grace Dunlop (1933). A Portrait of Old Georgetown. Garrett & Massie, Inc. p. 15. ^ Potomac Lodge #5: The Gavel Today, The Masons of Gergetown
^ District of Columbia list of historic sites, DC.gov
^ a b c d Ecker, Grace Dunlop (1933). A Portrait of Old Georgetown. Garrett & Massie, Inc. pp. 126–139. ^ a b Henderson, Helen Weston (1915). The Art Treasures of Washington: An Account of the Corcoran Gallery of Art. L. C. Page & Company. pp. 21–25. ^ a b Janet L. Coryell. Corcoran, William Wilson. American National Biography Online. February 2000. Retrieved December 27, 2015.
^ Jackson, Richard Plummer (1878). The Chronicles of Georgetown, D.C., from 1751-1878. Washington, D.C.: R. O. Polkinhorn. pp. 264–268. OCLC 2276711. Retrieved July 19, 2009. ^ Brainard, Charles Henry (1885). John Howard Payne: A Biographical Sketch of the Author of "Home, Sweet Home". Washington, D. C.: G. A. Coolidge. pp. 51–52, 71 ff. External links[edit]
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I stayed here for new year's eve, after a cruise on the Caribbean.After looking for something cheap, I found this place with a very reasonable rate for that period.All hotels near the beach or near South Beach were a lot more expensive...even very simple hotels.If you compare the rates with others, you get suspicious...but I think it's a sort of "best kept secret". Also, the booking conditions were good - I could cancel any time without any fines.One month before this trip I was in Miami area and had the opportunity to visit the hotel and they were very cool and let me visit a couple of rooms.Clean rooms, nice views...You don't have balconies, but the corridor is a balcony...Far from everything, you'll need a car for everything...which is not a problem since you're in Miami and probably had rented a car. But at least the hotel offers free parking, not common in Miami.There's a bar/restaurant on the ground floor, facing the bay...which seemed do be very popular to the nice local people. I mean locals to that area... keep in mind that you're not in posh South Beach.Breakfast was included and very basic...If you want a really special breakfast, better to go somewhere else...but at least you don't leave with an empty stomach...you can grab a fruit, an bagel and take the road for a nicer spot by the beach.
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503 helpful votes “Not South Beach but I rather liked that.”
We stayed at the BW on the Bay after a Celebrity cruise, and because we were holidaying over the Spring Break the prices in SB itself were more than prohibitive. I had read all the reviews so I knew this hotel wasn't fancy schmanzy. I knew there was a 30 minute bus ride into South Beach but I had seen how lovely the views were, and I thought the very good price more than made up for some of the less fancy aspects of a hotel stay. I also rather liked being away from the noise of South Beach. If you walk around the main part of SB when it is busy season it is great for people watching but it is also very very noisy so we did our touring during the days and then returned to the hotel for a quiet evening on our balcony watching the sun going down - the diners below in Shuckers and the bustle of the waterways and the activities of the little airport way over the water (no noise.) Yes there was a bit of a chemical smell after your room had been cleaned but once you got the doors open it soon blew out and the room was huge and I have to say very very comfortable. We had a microwave and a fridge. You could pop downstairs for soda and ice out of a vendor. We loved it. My husband said it was the best bed of the holiday. The walls and the ceiling are not very good - I am not sure what you call the effect in America but we used to call it artex? It would be better plastered and wallpapered but then your room would cost more. :) I can't believe people complain about the FREE breakfast. Yes it got busy - but you could always take your breakfast outside or to you room. It was perfectly adequate considering it is free and you can get coffee all day long. The first time we tried Shuckers, the restaurant underneath we enjoyed it but I soon got sick of the same fare but we were too lazy to walk anywhere else. It is kind of burger and chips,, ribs and chips, fish with chips type of fair. I thought I would try fish one day seeing as we were on the water but it was a bit dry and over cooked. Our balcony more than made up for that though. I even managed to do a spot of bird watching one morning. I would definitely stay here again if I was in Miami and all the other hotels were asking silly prices.
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50 helpful votes “Good and free parking bad wifi”
free parking kind attendant people (all,from reception to cleaning people), not so good exterior and elevator, carpets, walls and pool area: dirties. Tv very old Breakfast: no proteins. Good location and views.
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We stayed at the hotel for 17 nights. The room was very clean, the furniture was good and the beds were very comfortable. AC functioned great. There was always enough parking spaces available. About 15 minutes drive to south beach.
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Nice clean rooms. Beds were comfy. Airco functioned great. Enough parking spaces available. About 15 minutes drive to south beach.Only downside was the airco in the breakfast area. It blew really cold air. Do something about it.
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31 helpful votes “Never again!!!! Rudest receptionist ever and a shuttle that doesn't arrive”
What an adventure getting there. Thought this place would be great as good prices and free airport shuttle but what a joke. Called in the day to check times were told to call back on arrival to airport. Then told 45 min wait. 1.5 hours later still no shuttle!!! Instead of letting us know there was a problem we had to keep chasing reception who kept telling us it wouldn't be long. Starving and tired from journey this was very disappointing to top it all of Frank the rudest receptionist ever instead of apologizing started to shout at us because this was a courtesy service and they didn't actually have to pick us up!!! And if we weren't happy we should pay for a taxi !!!2 hours later still not at hotel!!! They obviously only have 1 chap who goes back and forth so cannot accommodate everyone and this service is not 24 hours so to me it's false advertising. In fairness if reception had been professional and kept us in the loop we could have accept it but I guess some people are not built for customer service!!!They do have a free breakie every day but it's not very healthyTo go to and from your room you have to go back the bin store which absolutely stinks, dread to think what it's like in the summer when it's hotRooms are spacious and comfy beds. The bar downstairs seems very popular too. Short bus ride to north beach
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36 helpful votes “pre cruise stay”
We spent 1 night in February prior to our cruise. The price was our reason for this choice. It is not a fancy hotel, typical Best Western.The area is not that nice and it is not close to anything. The room was very clean and the furnishings good. This was one of the best beds I have slept in in a long time, We hung with fellow travellers at Shuckers and had a lot of fun, the food was great and it overlooks the intercoastal.I will say that the front desk people are too serious and never smiled. This is a good 3 star hotel.
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A group of UH researchers randomly selected five elementary schools in HISD and measured the BMI of every student and educator in those schools. This is an example of a: a) Census b) Convenience sample c) Cluster sample d) Systematic sample
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Titel: One flag, one land
Verfasser: Richard Carl Brown; Herbert J Bass
Verlag: Morristown, NJ : Silver Burdett Co., ©1985.
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One flag, one land
Richard Carl Brown; Herbert J Bass
Morristown, NJ : Silver Burdett Co., ©1985.
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Object Oriented Modeling Concepts and Principles | Object Oriented Programming | Object (Computer Science)
Object oriented programming (OOP) explained with an example - pag 2.pdf
The Evolution of Object
Chapter 19 OBJECT ORIENTED MODELING, CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES
Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat
is object-oriented development ?  Object-oriented process model  Object-oriented concepts  Object modeling technique  Unified Modeling Language (UML)  Concepts and Principles of Object Modeling  Object-oriented vs functional approach
February 14, 1999 R. A. Volz Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 2
What is OO Development ?
way of thinking about problems using models organized around real world concepts.  The fundamental construct is the object
³New´
 Combines both data structure and operations in a single entity called an object.
to reuse, faster software development and higher quality programs.  Easier to maintain
 Structure inherently decoupled  Fewer side-effects
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The OO process model
through an evolutionary spiral  Emphasizes development of reuse capability
Object Oriented Concepts
and Object Model
 Object: Data and operations relevant to some real world or significant program entity encapsulated into a monolithic unit accessible only through a well defined interface. For ex. File in the file system together with operations such as open, close, read, & write,  Object Model: Describes the structure of the objects in the system
± their identity, relationships to other objects, attributes and operations.
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Object Modeling
 A class describes a group of objects with similar properties (attributes), common behavior (operations), common relationships to other objects, and common semantics.
Object Classes
a class is an abstraction that describes relevant properties and hides the rest. Represented diagrammatically as below. Class Name Attributes Operations
An attribute is a data value held by the objects in a class. Name, age, and weight are attributes of Person objects.
and Methods :
 Operations : An operation is a function or transformation that may be applied to or by objects in a class. Each operation has a target object as an implicit argument. The behavior of the operation depends on the class of its target.  Methods : A method is the implementation of an operation for a class.
± Categories: 1) manipulate data, 2) perform computation, and 3) monitor for occurrence of controlling event.
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operation may have arguments in addition to its target object. Such arguments parameterize the operation but do not affect the choice of method.
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Polygon Vertices Border Color Fill Color Draw Erase Move
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Polygon v={(0,0),(0,1),(1,0)} BC = Red FC = Blue Draw Erase Move
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Abstraction and Encapsulation
 Isolate those aspects that are important and suppress (or hide) those that are unimportant (e.g., representations).  Focus on what object is and does before deciding how it should be implemented.  Abstraction allows dealing only with application domain concepts, not making design and implementation decision before problem is understood.
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(Information Hiding)
 Separates the external aspects of an object, which are accessible to other objects, from the internal implementation details of the object, which are hidden from other objects.
Data and Operations:
 The OO approach combines the data structure and operations in a single entity.
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<<Interface>> Class Name Operations
not have an implementation of its own.  Other classes provide implementations of it.  Client classes are only interested in behavior.
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Inheritance
of attributes and operations among classes based on hierarchical relationship.
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Vertices Hypotenuse length Border Color Fill Color
Draw Erase Move
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Operations
 The same ³operation´ may behave differently on different classes. E.g., the move operation behaves differently on a Window and ChessPiece.  Operations may be overloaded when subclasses defined.
± The compiler can distinguish based on the type of the operands in method invocations which operation is actually needed.
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Polygon Paint Car Paint
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Communication
[destination, operation, params]
Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 25
What Does OO Mean?
(Coad & Yourdon)
Objects (identity) Classification Inheritance Communication Objects (identity) Classification Inheritance Polymorphism
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Object Modeling Technique
modeling technique (OMT) extends from analysis thru design to implementation  Analysis model contains objects found in the application domain, including properties of object and their operations.  These application domain objects form a framework to the design model.
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same seamless notation is used from analysis to design to implementation.  The system is modeled using three related but different view points.
 Object Model : Represents the static, structural, ³data´ aspects of the system.  Dynamic Model : Represents the temporal, behavioral, ³control´ aspects of the system.  Functional Model : Represents transformational, ³functional´ aspects of the system.
February 14, 1999 R. A. Volz Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 28
 Link: A physical or conceptual connection between instances. E.g., Joe Smith Works-for Simplex company. Mathematically, a tuple, i.e., an ordered list of object instances. A link is an instance of an association.  Associations : A group of links with common structure and semantics. E.g., a person Worksfor a company. All the links in an association connect objects from the same classes.
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 Specifies how many instances of one class may relate to a single instance of an associated class
Names: attributes
 One end of an association. Binary association has two roles.
 May be defined for associations, e.g., if the association is ³uses,´ the link attribute might be one of permission.
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Binary Association & Multiplicity
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Aggregation
³part-whole´ or ³a-part-of´ relationship
Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 35
OO Software Process
Identify major classes and connections. Do enough design to ensure they are implementable Extract reusable components and build prototype. Test to uncover errors and get customer feedback. Iterate on design and refine it. Engineer special objects (not in library). Assemble a new prototype. Test and obtain customer feedback. Iterate until satisfactory product obtained.
R. A. Volz Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 36
OO Metrics
of reuse, LOC not so useful  # of Scenario scripts, each a triplet of the form [initiator, action, participant], where
 Initiator = object initiating a request  action = result of request (method invocation)  participant = server object satisfying request
of key [highly independent] classes  # of support classes (and ave. per key class)  # of subsystems
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Possible Estimating Approach
scenario scripts and estimate count  Determine the number of key classes  Categorize key classes Interface type Multiplier No GUI 2.0 Text-based user int. 2.25 GUI 2.5 Complex GUI 3.0
February 14, 1999 R. A. Volz Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 38
# of support classes by multiplying # key classes in each category by multiplier  Estimate # of person-days per class, e.g., 15-20  Estimate the number of major iterations  There should be a contract deliverable for each major iteration
February 14, 1999 R. A. Volz Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 39
OO Progress Tracking
needs to be done for each iteration (see text for list of specifics in each category)
    OO analysis completed OO design completed OO programming completed OO testing completed
Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 40
Object-Oriented vs Structured Approach
maintain  Combines data structure and behavior in a single entity  Emphasizes object structure  Reuse more readily accomplished
maintain  May separate data and behavior  Emphasizes procedural structure  Reuse limited, hence possible delay in software construction
Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 41
cohesion and weak coupling  Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism are strong features of OO software development
achieve weak Coupling and strong cohesion  Some languages support encapsulation and polymorphism, but rarely inheritance
Chapter 19 -- Assistance -- Lamimi V. Kamat 42
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