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Messerschmitt Me 410A-1/U2 "Hornisse"
Messerschmitt Me 410A-1
The Me.410A-1, introduced by the Luftwaffe in early 1943, was the first production variant of the Me.410. Standard armament on the Me.410A-1 consisted of two forward firing 7.9 mm machine guns, two forward firing 20 mm cannons, and two rear firing 13 mm machine guns located on remote control side fuselage turrets. The Me.410A-1/U2 was a Zerstörer (destroyer) variant with provisions for an additional pair of 20 mm cannons mounted in the bomb bay.
The Me.410B series, introduced a year later, and the subject of two kit releases in 1/48 scale (Pro Modeller and Revell), differed from the Me410A in that it was powered by a stronger engine and had a higher speed supercharger. To my knowledge these differences were not visible externally.
I built Pro Modeller's 1/48 Me.410B-2 as an Me.410A-1 (Werk Nr. 10117) from II./ZG26 operating at Hildesheim in late 1944. This aircraft, "Yellow 7", had its radio mast and fuselage gun turrets deleted. On my model I filled the vacant turret holes with sheet styrene sanded flush to the fuselage.
For those interested in building the A-1 variant, it is worth noting that Revell's Me.410B-2/U4 kit is not suitable because it does not contain the proper lower nose cover.
I opted to depict "Yellow 7" as an A-1/U2 variant by adding a pair of cannons mounted in the bomb bay. None of my sources could confirm this configuration (they simply identified the aircraft as an A-1), although given its described role as a high altitude interceptor, the additional weapons seemed reasonable to me....and they look good.
Painting and Markings
Colour profiles suggest that "Yellow 7" was painted either RLM 82/83 (Light Green/Dark Green) or 81/82 (Brown-violet/Light Green) over RLM 76 (Light Blue). Although there is no conclusive evidence for either scheme, a photograph of the aircraft in Squadron's "Messerschmitt Me 210/410 In Action" reveals little contrast between the upper surface colours, leading me to select the two-tone late war green scheme (as shown in Squadron's colour plate).
I sprayed the upper surface camouflage free-hand (except along the leading edge of the wings) using Polly Scale acrylics to soften the demarcation lines.
The cockpit is painted RLM 66, the undercarriage RLM 02, the spinners black, and the propeller blades RLM 70. Exhaust stains were sprayed using a thinned mixture of black and rust. The white theatre band was painted on and then masked until the camouflage was complete. The decals are from AeroMaster (sheet # 48-360). Note that the werknummer is angled such that it appears level when the aircraft is on the ground.


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The first Human Genome Project online download contained a 739 megabyte file.
The smallest prime number that is the sum of distinct primes beginning and ending with the digit three (739 = 3 + 353 + 383). [Capelle]
The only 3-digit prime (emirp) that remains prime when its leading digit is replaced by any digit that is equal to a power of 2, i.e., 1, 2, 4, 8. [Loungrides]
The smallest emirp that has a maximum product of digits for a prime sum of digits. [Loungrides]
(73*9) + (7*39) +/- 739 produces two prime numbers. [Homewood]
The start of five consecutive emirps in the sequence of Ulam primes, i.e., 739, 751, 983, 991, 1103. [Loungrides]
The smallest prime number that has both no digits in common with its square and the same sum of digits as its square. [Gaydos]
The number of the 8-star Odin in Tower of Saviors. [Luen]
7^39 is a 33-digit number without a 7 in it. Can you find a larger power of 7 without the digit 7 in it? [Loungrides]
739 is the largest prime used in Jean Brette's 31-digit approximation for π: ln[(2^5*5#*23*29)^3+739+5]/sqrt(163) = 3.141592653589793238462643383279... . [Rivera]
739 is at the end of a conveyor belt on the cover of "The Prime Number Conspiracy: Biggest Ideas in Math from Quanta."
The smallest distinct-digit prime that is a sum of powers of its digits in more than one way: 739 = 7^0+3^2+9^3 = 7^0+3^6+9^1 = 7^1+3^1+9^3. [Vantieghem]
The sum of the squares of the digits of 739 is prime p. Note that p is π(739) plus the sum of the factorials of the digits of π(739). [Worrom]

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"Hot, Smart, must visit Spain soon... Love" Rainbow Book Review
What a tasty, timely, and yet timeless tale! Timely in the broad sense, because it's just about summer and this book is a fantastic beach read. Timely, for me, because I needed a vacation and the story took me to the sunny beaches of Spain without physical travel. Timeless, because the love between these three men - Ed, Javi, and Iker - is visceral and genuine and makes for a lovely, sparkling story that I'll reread repeatedly. Another winner by the terrific Mickie B. Ashling!
Readers are in for a treat. Besides the tremendous visuals of San Sebastián, Spain, the backdrop for the story, the piping hot ménage à trois relationship between these distinct and attractive men, gave me goose bumps! Fully fleshed-out, Ed, Javi, and Iker are characters that are as close to real as I've ever met in a story. Their backstories and personalities reveal their talents, losses, and emotional makeup winningly, and allowed me to empathize. I immediately understood their attraction to each other; heck, I loved all three of them and couldn't wait to see how the story played out. Who would win; who would lose? I also adore the age-span of these guys! Old enough to have lived and garnered some wisdom, but young enough to have lessons to learn, still. Iker a former jai alai player is the youngest at thirty-eight, the widowed Ed is a silver fox at fifty-two, and I imagined Javi, the shark- bitten championship surfer, to be about forty-nine. The sex scenes were more than hot and exotic; they were stimulating and compelling because the actions the trio engage in are age-appropriate, adding to the authenticity of the tale.
Always terrific at illuminating the history behind her subject matter in a nonintrusive manner, the author's research for this book added another sparkling layer to this full and enriching tale. While the particulars of modern prosthetics were eye-opening and amazing, the vivid passages about the customs and attractions of San Sebastián were stunning and filled my mind with delightful visuals. Privy to celebratory events that captivate locals and tourists, mouthwatering delights from an area known for its yummy cuisine and eye-candy-strewn beaches, I wanted to schedule a month-long trip to Basque Country immediately. But, instead, I relaxed and allowed Ed, Javi, and Iker to take me to San Sebastián - where I experienced a smoking hot journey of taking chances and finding fulfillment. A trip well worth reading.
Thank you, Mickie B. Ashling… I'm certain I'm not alone when I say… I needed this!
"Hot, Smart, must visit Spain soon... Love"
Genre Gay / Contemporary / Menage MMM / Erotic Romance
Reviewed by Alex on 21-June-2017
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Welcome to FuelPHP

				FuelPHP is a simple, flexible, community driven PHP 5 web framework. It was born out of the frustrations people have with the current available frameworks and developed
				with support from a community of developers. FuelPHP is extremely portable, works on almost any server and prides itself on clean syntax.

Quick Installation

If you value your time and want to get things up and running in seconds instead of minutes, you can use our quick installer instead. Using the curl library, you can install a very basic version of oil. From there you can create new full applications of Fuel.

# quick install oil from the web
$ curl get.fuelphp.com/oil | sh
# now that oil is installed, create a blog project in a directory called Sites
$ cd Sites/
$ oil create blog

				For more information, see the installation page.

Manual Installation

				If you can't use the quick installation method, you can also install FuelPHP manually.
				You  will find detailed instructions on the installation page.

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Step #1: Read about the components of a FuelPHP application

Step #2: Configure your new FuelPHP installation

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MxCalc 12c RPN Financial Calculator 1.2.3 is created to look as good as the HP-12c and perform as good as the HP-12c. Calculate loan payments, interest rates and conversions, standard deviation, percent, TVM, NPV, IRR, cash flows, bonds and more.
MHS Financial Calculators is an easy and powerful financial tool that can help you calculate your investments and loans. It is able to find term, interest rate, present value, payment, and future value on either Ordinary annuity (End) and Annuity due (BGN). MHS Financial Calculators has term calculator and interest rate calculator to help you to determine the compound interest rate and term in weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly, Simi-annually,.
A fast, easy-to-use collection of 33 financial calculators. Includes amortization, loan calculator, balloon, compound/simple interest, bond value & yields, present & future value, annuity, IRR, NPV, budget, net worth. Many more.
On the face of it, calculating your mortgage or payments would seem like a pretty straightforward exercise but having a calculator specifically built for the job will help you avoid any potential mistakes in your current and future potential income.
A Simple Software that can calculate Complex Numbers, for Academic use. Binomic (a+bi) & CIS..
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This season, go with Lemon Jelly and the Jeny derby. You'll appreciate the elegant and modern silhouette along with the stylish red colour. The upper and synthetic outer sole guarantee comfort, durability, and quality. With all that, they certainly meet women's needs!


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Venice – The Floating City
After our trip through Italy, from Rome down to Sorento, we travelled back from Sorento through to Bologna, where we changed trains and headed to Venice.
A bit of a mix up at Bologna; we were getting quite proud of our negotiating train travel in a foreign country that we got a little cocky. We had our tickets, we found platform 4, and we were there in plenty of time.
But no train came; when we asked someone about the train they told us that it had already left. Who would of thought that there would be a platform 4 above ground – where we were – and another platform 4 underground – where we weren't.
No drama though. we just caught a local train through to Venice and arrive only an hour or so after the Eurostar would have.
As a matter of fact the local train was far more entertaining; listening to the comings and goings of the local Italians as they went about their dayily business.
On arriving at Venice station we hussled to our first experience of a water bus to get across to the city proper.
Erika in Venice
Venetia is a city in northeast Italy sited on a group of 118 small islands separated by canals and linked by bridges.
It is located in the marshy Venetian Lagoon which stretches along the shoreline between the mouths of the Po and the Piave Rivers. Venice is renowned for the beauty of its setting, its architecture and its artworks. The city in its entirety is listed as a World Heritage Site, along with its lagoon.
Venice is the capital of the Veneto region. In 2009, there were 270,098 people residing in Venice's comune (the population estimate of 272,000 inhabitants includes the population of the whole Comune of Venezia; around 60,000[2] in the historic city of Venice (Centro storico); 176,000 in Terraferma (the Mainland), mostly in the large frazioni of Mestre and Marghera; 31,000 live on other islands in the lagoon). Together with Padua and Treviso, the city is included in the Padua-Treviso-Venice Metropolitan Area (PATREVE) (population 1,600,000).
The name is derived from the ancient Veneti people who inhabited the region by the 10th century BC. The city historically was the capital of the Venetian Republic. Venice has been known as the "La Dominante", "Serenissima", "Queen of the Adriatic", "City of Water", "City of Masks", "City of Bridges", "The Floating City", and "City of Canals". Luigi Barzini described it in The New York Times as "undoubtedly the most beautiful city built by man". Venice has also been described by the Times Online as being one of Europe's most romantic cities.
Our travel agent George had done it again and we found ourselves in fantastic accommodation right on the Grand Canal, in spitting distance of the famous Rialto Bridge.
We spent 2 wonderful days in Venice exploring it's maze of narrow streets, historical buildings and fine dining restaurants overlooking the Grand Canal. We had a meal at one of these one night; it was magical, great service and with that Venice atmosphere, a memory that I will never forget.
We had been on the road for a week now, so thought it time to do a bit of washing. We refered to our Lonely Planet Guide and found that a few short stops down the canal we would find a laundrymat. so we head off.
We watched the locals getting off and on the water buses and worked out a strategy for us to do the same; we managed to catch one going in the direction we wanted. Unfortunatley, it skipped the stop we wanted, so we had to get off and jump on one coming back the other way. NO problem, we can do that. We got another water bus going back the way we had come, and again it skipped the stop we wanted. Not to be out done, we got off the water bus we were on and waited for one going our way. We got one, once again it missed the stop we wanted, then missed the next stop, and the next, then kept going out to sea.
We had jumped on the outer island water bus. Over the next few hours we visited all the islands around Venice. but, we did manage to get an insight to how the locals get about. We witnessed a funeral on water, and ended up having a very enjoyable few hours.


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DAY 1 ROUND OF 64 MATCHES.
With a record 221 entries received from 134 players, the All Africa Individual Championships 2022 started in earnest today at the Lugogo MTN arena in Uganda.
Apart from earning world ranking points, the event held together with the All Africa Team Championships aims at crowning the best players in Africa.
As per the BWF points grading system, the winner of the Individual championships earns up to 4000 points and the runners up 3400 points. Handed a tough draw, the young Robert White from South Africa opened the championships against Melvin Appiah of Mauritius in a spectacular fashion. Ranked 263 in the world, Robert found it difficult to get the shuttle past the magnificently built Appiah, whose height advantage allowed him to intercept his lifts. He lost the first game 19-21. The second game was more of a topsy turvy affair between the two, neither giving the other a moment to play. It took the heroic efforts of Robert White to claim the second, and third games, 23-21 22 20, respectively to advance to the next stage.
Speaking to the BCA team after winning his game Robert said-"Determined to play against the defending champion in the next game, I found myself making a lot of errors in my first game with Appiah, he is a good player with a good reach due to his height advantage and has very good net play.
I struggled to get the shuttle away from him but recovered in the second game using more body shots.
The second match in the round of 64 matches for Robert White against the defending champion Adham Hatem was not a walk in the park. Robert had nothing to lose and took the game to Adham in a gruelling three-game encounter, however it was not his day. He came back from losing the first game 10-21, to take the second game 21-18. The defending champion Adham had to dig deeper from his reserve tank to take the third game 21-17, essentially ending Roberts's campaign.
Even though I am playing under immense pressure as the defending champion. I am up to the task and looking forward to my upcoming matches Adham told BCA Tv. I struggled a bit in my second game due to an ankle injury I sustained in training but I am hoping to shake it off, he added.
In the second half of the draw, second seed Anouluwapo Juwon Opeyori from Nigeria playing in his first tournament in Africa this year after representing Africa in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, World Championships, and Estonia International, had an easy time eliminating Algeria's Mohamed Abdelaziz 21-16 21-11 to set up an interesting clash with another talented South African, Robert Summers in the round of 16.
"I take every opponent I face seriously. Said Anou. My fans have high expectations to see me perform well, and I promise not to let them down. My experience at the Olympics and World Championships will go a long way in helping me face my opponents confidently. He concluded.
Three-time Olympic qualifier and still the undisputed Women's Team Event Champion, Doha Hany, had an easy day in the office. In a draw of 64 where all the participants got a bye except Rajab Shamsa Mbira of Uganda, Doha qualified for the round of 16 without breaking a sweat benefiting from Ghanaian Prospera Nantuo's no show. Doha will now play, Amy Ackerman from South Africa who cruised past Reunion's Leperlier Estelle 21-4 21-9 in the round of 32.
Uganda's Fadilah Shamika, fresh from a high-performance scholarship training courtesy of the BCA, continued with her impressive run in the tournament, eliminating the fancied Algerian Linda Mazri 21-10 21-13.
"My eye is on the prize, finishing with a bronze medal in last year's edition has given me more motivation to go all the way, and I believe this is my time, especially after the training got in Dubai. Said Fadilah.
Fadilah plays next against Lorna Bodha, who eliminated Audrey Lebon from Reunion 2-1.
The games resume tomorrow with the round of 16 matches.
Check out the full results of the day in the provided link.
https://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/tournament/da65ad12-38f8-4459-8be3-98817a03f34d/matches/20220218
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I wish wordpress had a love button. I try to live hygge but didn't know it!
Me too! Now there's a name for it. Thanks so much, Lacey!
My wife is Norwegian/Danish (maiden name, Larson) so I had heard that term. I've pretty much fashioned my life around hygge moments. At the cost of any abundant wealth, I've paced my life so that I could enjoy family and vacations without a phone stuck in my ear or checking in with the office every day. Some people label this underachieving, but I prefer to see it as a more fulfilling life. Fifty rewarding years of marriage attests to that. In any case, I think we're kindred spirits when it comes to appreciating hygge. Good post, Susie.
It sounds like you have embraced the Hygge lifestyle fully! I have strived to live this way, but didn't have a name for it other than being "in the moment." The simplicity of it is so appealing!
Great to see you, Al!
I've never heard this term before. Sounds like both Susie and Al have discovered a secret gem of happiness that I'm going to adopt from now on!
I love how Hygge focuses on the simplicity of happy moments. Creating them is pretty easy! I'm all about easy.
I noticed last weekend I was pretty stressed out after being holed up in my office writing all week. I decided to start living the Hygge lifestyle by including getting out of the house or taking a walk outside to shake out the cobwebs and to appreciate the beauty of life every day. Last night, the owls, that hang out at our house, were hooting as I walked up our street and the snow fell in giant flakes. I surprised Danny who was taking out the garbage cans. I warmed up by making my favorite casserole. It was one of those Hygge moments!
That is so COOL! It's so important to honor the moment so we embrace it and remember! I'm so glad we finally have a term for that feeling here in the States.
Thanks so much for your comment, Tina!
Awww! Thank you! You made my day with a Hygge moment. Ha!
I love the idea of Hygge. I think mine would be very simple: a cozy chair, a good book, and a cup of tea.
Love your idea of Hygge, Carrie. Simple is good! The more Hygge in our lives the better.
I like the idea of Hygge. Really gonna try to live up to it more. I am a little bit now when I just spend some time to read.
That's a perfect time to experience some Hygge! Being aware of it may give you a little more pleasure next time.
Don't worry, AtticMan. I won't tell….
Having a word for it makes it seem more *real*, an actual thing to strive for. Thank you for posting this. I had no idea!
That's how I perceived it too. Americans don't even have tea time which is definitely a Hygge moment!
Thanks for reading and for the reblog, Shawn!
Language shapes reality. Having a word for this… moment of supreme contentment… changes how I think of it. It becomes more "real," and when it is real, it is something to appreciate and strive for instead of just a passing moment with no meaning.
Great Post – love all the ideas too 🙂 I recently wrote about manifesting comfort – fits right in with your post today. Happy Day – Enjoy!
It really does fit, Renee! Thank you. I hope you have a Hygge week!
At this very moment I am drinking Sleepytime tea and listening to Bach. I guess that's my hygge moment. Such a handsome family you have – enjoy that hottub.
Finally I understand what that word means! I've seen it before and wondered. I'm with you on the hot chocolate( or coffee) snuggled in a blanket reading, writing or having a Netflix binge!
Sounds absolutely perfect, C! We've all experienced these moments, but having a name for them might make us more aware. In my case, I may put in more of an effort!
Thanks, Anneli! Were you familiar with the term?
No, I'd never heard of it, but I like it very much!
I've not heard of this new word but I recently blogged about a very similar thing – simply sitting still for a few minutes and not doing anything. It's important to slow down once in awhile. I love your house and all of your suggestions. Except mediation. That one never seems to work for me. I've tried several times in several places but my brain just can't grasp the concept of not thinking.
I remember that post, Patricia! It is important for us to slow down to embrace the simplicity of life and what it has to offer in relaxation.
It's natural to have random thoughts while meditating. The more I meditate, the fewer I have! Guided meditation may work better for you, then you're listening to the speaker. That's my preference. Of course, it's not for everyone….
Have a Hygge day, my friend!
Wonderful post, Susie… now get busy on those cards.
Thanks, Ted! And the birthdays! I've got to go shopping and bake this afternoon….
Always great to "see" you!
Thanks, Teresa! I'm sure we all have experienced these moments, but having a name for them, makes us more aware. I am trying to add more Hygge to my life every day now!
I've never heard of this word, yet it's my leitmotif. I feel educated and empowered as I go forward. Fascinating find, susie.
And now I've just heard, Leitmotif, for the first time! Ha! Yes, I think we all strive for a Hygge life. Having a name for it gives it some structure and purpose so I'm putting more effort into those moments.
I'm so behind the times… can't believe I've never heard the word before, so thanks for bringing it to my attention. I'm definitely into the concept, though, even without the word. I love walking in my (suburban) neighborhood and snapping pictures of small things: trees, leaves, twigs, clouds, doors. I love baking. I love curling up with a good book. And thanks for the reminder to light candles.
Thanks, Audrey! I love your list of Hygge moments.
I think we are all in search of a Hygge life, but didn't have a name for it. Now that I'm aware, I am making a bigger effort!
I love the whole hygge concept. My great sadness is that I don't currently live in a space with a fireplace (despite being in New England). A must for the next house! And in the meantime there are always candles!
I'm so glad to have a name for it.
Definitely! Anything to bring ambiance and mellow lighting to a room. Even a dim bulb would do. I used to have a lamp I turned on for that reason. Have fun with it, Heather!
Thank you so much! It's much easier to grab a blanket and curl up for a Hygge moment now than in the heat of summer! It's getting nippy here in Colorado! Enjoy your Hygge moments this week!
Now that my kids are older, I really try to embrace the time we have together and lengthen it by really being present. Life will accelerate over the holidays… Get ready and make time for those Hygge moments!
I will start practicing them asap!
I'm glad to have a name for it. I'm tightly wound and need the Hygge reminder!!!
Thanks so much for reading M.O.M.!
I love your expression, "nights have drawn in." Beautiful. You must be from the UK!
There are several apps out there but it's the one I use. I have found guided meditation really quiets my jumpy ADD mind. Ha!
I really love your ideas here. You're not the last person I haven't discovered memories on my iPhone so will check that out.
Thanks so much, Rachel! It's great to have a name for the simple pleasures of comfort and coziness. It has made me more aware of when I need to find some Hygge!
The Memories are super cool. I think you'll enjoy them!
Thanks so much, Emma! I plan to have more Hygge moments now that I've got a word for them. Ha!
Oh, thanks, Shelley! I definitely need to slow down and embrace those special moments more often. Otherwise, they slip by unremembered. Life is too short as it is!


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Disaster Relief Examples
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Many relief organisations are realising the indispensable uses of shipping containers, and are already using them in disaster areas. Following are some examples where shipping containers have come to the rescue in natural disaster situations.
Hurricane Sandy was the deadliest and most destructive hurricane of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season. With rapid climate change however, these storms are happening with greater frequency.
To deal with such a re-occurrence, cities like Brooklyn are experimenting with multi-storey emergency housing facilities made of shipping containers to combat disasters like Hurricane Sandy. Three and four-story post-disaster housing complexes have been set up complete with furniture and a cooking space, as well as bathing, living and sleeping areas.
The 2011 earthquake off the Pacific coast of Tōhoku was a magnitude 9.0–9.1 undersea mega thrust earthquake off the coast of Japan that occurred on 11 March 2011. It was the most powerful earthquake ever recorded to have hit Japan. The earthquake triggered powerful tsunami waves that reached heights of up to 40.5 metres, and which, in the Sendai area, traveled up to 10 km inland.
In response to the massive disaster, the Japanese architect Yasutaka Yoshimara created a series of shipping container shelters under the project titled "Ex Container Project". These shelters proved to be low-cost as well as high-quality. Many 20-foot by 20-foot containers were joined together to create kitchens, living and sleeping areas.
A devastating earthquake occurred in Christchurch on 22 February 2011, local time and registered 6.3 on the Richter scale. The earthquake struck the Canterbury Region in New Zealand's South Island.
In the wake of the earthquake shipping containers were used as shelters to construct barriers around the houses that had been destroyed and to protect vehicles and pedestrians from falling rocks and debris originating from damaged buildings and houses. They also continued this effort with the Re:Start mall, constructed from containers to help rebuild the city. Although closed now, containers still feature around Christchurch to help protect the city.
The 2010 Haiti earthquake was a magnitude 7.0 earthquake, approximately 25 kilometres west of Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital on the 12th January. By 24 January, at least 52 aftershocks measuring 4.5 or greater had been recorded. An estimated three million people were affected by the quake.
After the earthquake, there was renewed effort to make container relief housing – and this was completed by The Caribbean Lodge in Port-au-Prince. The container hotel has single and double rooms which have twin beds or twin bunk-beds and a private bathroom. Hotel amenities include internet access, a restaurant and swimming pool. And it is completely made from shipping containers.


Unicorn have renewed our headline sponsorship of the Learning Technologies Awards in 2016 and we are delighted to be back!
"The Learning Technologies Awards are without doubt the most prestigious and respected in our sector and their continued growth mirrors that of the learning technology industry itself," said CEO, Peter Phillips.
"Unicorn has seen many ups and downs in our 29 years, but I can't recall a time when the potential for technology to enhance and transform workplace learning was greater.
Unicorn's learning solutions are marked by outstanding creativity, reliability and security. Our enterprise LMS, SkillsServe, continues to be ranked global #1 for the financial sector, and sits at the heart of a unique compliance and CPD solution that delivers the highest quality learning to organisations across a range of industries.
Our partnership with multi award-winning games studio Amuzo has also changed the way custom content can be delivered, and has facilitated some of the most original and innovative learning games, Apps and business simulations on the market.
Unicorn has a proud track record at the Learning Technologies Awards - formerly the elearning Awards - winning, amongst other awards, eLearning Designer of the Year (Sam Yates), Outstanding Learning Company, Outstanding Achievement (Henry Phillips) and eLearning Development Company of the Year in the past five years.


The get utility retrieves a working copy from the SCCS history file, according to the specified options.
For each s.filename argument, get displays the  SCCS delta ID (SID) and number of lines retrieved.
The retrieved file normally has the same filename base as the s.file, less the prefix, and is  referred to as the g-file.
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number.  If 1.2.3.4 is the SID, 3 is the branch and 4 is the sequence number.
SID, get retrieves the default version indicated by that flag.
get retrieves highest level from the next-highest existing release.
Similarly with branches, if you specify a release, level and branch, get retrieves the highest sequence in that branch.
-r sid | -rsid		   Same as for /usr/bin/get except that SID is mandatory.
of a comma, between two  SIDs in the list.
The table below explains how the  SCCS identification string is	determined for retrieving and creating deltas.
`R.L', `R.L.B', or `R.L.B.S', each of the specified components must exist.
(2)    The -b option is effective only if the b flag is present in the file. An entry of `-' means `irrelevant'.
from the d flag is interpreted as if it had been specified on the command line. Thus, one of the other cases in this table applies.
(4)    Forces creation of the first delta in a new release.
(5)    `hR' is the highest existing release that is lower than the specified, nonexistent, release R.
does not, only one file can be named when using -e.


Zooey Deschanel is starring opposite Jim Carrey in "Yes Man" for Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow. Peyton Reed is directing, with David Heyman and Richard Zanuck producing.
Based on British author Danny Wallace's memoir, the story follows a man (Carrey) who decides to change his life by saying yes to everything that comes his way, leading him on a series of unexpected comedic adventures that turn his life upside down.
Deschanel plays the romantic female lead, a woman Carrey meets on his journeys.
Bradley Cooper already has been cast as Carrey's best friend.
Deschanel recently wrapped shooting M. Night Shyamalan's "The Happening," in which she stars opposite Mark Wahlberg. She next appears on the Sci Fi Channel miniseries "Tin Man." Her credits include "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," "Surf's Up" and "Bridge to Terabithia."
Deschanel is repped by CAA, Seven Summits Pictures & Management and Steve Warren.


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Discussion in 'The Watercooler' started by Littleboylost, Jan 23, 2018.
I try to avoid the news as best I can. However a new pop up caught my eye and I was appalled by it.
There was a pizza delivery person caught on camera in an elevator eating the toppings from a pizza he was to be delivering.
He was identified and fired. The comments went from critical to harsh.
I am on the side of why. Why would a young man a College Student working so this? When you look at the footage you can see be is being extremely cautious. MKes me think...was this his only meal of the day.
The woman in the fancy condo who ordered the Pizza was outraged. She demanded action and the employee was fired.
I may have been enticed if this were me to tell my condo security to let me speak to the young man. If I discovered he was a jerk then take punitive action.
If I discovered a struggling student who can't afford to eat I might have been enticed to ask him to take the pizza for himself and order another one for myself. I would also be inclined to make a community project to pseudo adopt the young man and find a way to supply him food while he worked and completes his studies. Granny's with Caserols...or what ever the village can do.
I bet the woman who ordered the pizza is a HUGE OPRAH fan and likes all those spiritual videos on FB. Like the one with the boy who can't afford a cake for his G Pas Birthday and the shop keeper gives it to him. In turn the boy grows up to be a doctor and provides the shop keeper medicine that he can't afford. Ya all the likes in the fake book universe but don't mess with my pizza or it's a throw down and firing without question.
Thoughts on what you would have done?
What the boy did was inappropriate and dangerous and very unsanitary. What if he had a disease?
I would have turned him in. I would not have thought about why. I work in a restaurant and lots of the young people just act silly because they are young, but they are supervised. Any extra food is eaten by staff and food is cheaper for staff even if they buy. I am a bleeding heart for those who are on the streets and give lots of money to them. I can't just walk by. But they aren't putting their germs on my food. Or their fingers.
Anyone who does that needs to find a different job in my opinion. No matter why he did it, there is really no excuse. I doubt he is not able to eat, but if so and you tell me I will give you food, even part of the pizza. If you put your mouth on my food first though, you will be reported and I want a new pizza by the way. I am not rich. Even if I was that is not the point. I deserve clean food. I gag at the thought of even sharing a drink. I ordered a pizza, did not ask to figure out a young man's behavior. I did that four times already. I did nothing to this young man. I have helped many like him. All I ask is that you keep your germs off my food and leave me to my own germs lol.
Anyhow, I am still up from working the late shift at my restaurant and I saw this. And that is my thoughts.
I seriously doubt this was his only way to get something to eat that day.
If he was really desperately hungry, I'm sure his supervisor would let him eat on credit, or a co-worker would loan him a bit of money or a granola bar or something.
Or he could have waited for his tip and bought a meal with that.
My daughter had a boyfriend in college that worked part-time delivering pizzas at night. She told me he made $100-200 per night in tips. He was handsome and gregarious, so maybe he made more than others, but maybe not.
The thought of someone eating off the food I ordered makes me want to throw up.
I didn't see the part about Russia.
It may be a different situation there than it is here.
Watch the youtube video. The apartment he delivered to doesn't look posh and he is grinning all the time. It is easy to make me feel sorry for you but that is disgusting in my opinion And yes it is in Russia.
I think that we are more compassionate now that we've been through so much with our sons and now we look past what may be obvious to others.
I know that describes me to a T.
I think it's very sweet that you look deeper into it and the possibility that this young man may have been hungry.
I look at my whole world differently now. It will never be the same.
Interesting perspective. I understand your concern about your food especially being in the food industry.
I question the basing action as something that falls off the grid of normal behaviour. And as a health care behaviour I am drawn to question why vs react to the action without reason.
Perhaps employers should offer food and that may not always happen. Just last week in Alberta there was a Burger King found with illegals being housed in the basement of the restaurant.
How can we assume this fellow was on a legitimate work contract or even truly a student.
I am not so fussed about him eating food. I would be more concerned if he performed an unhealthy volatile act towards the food.
It took place here in Canada.
It took place her in Canada not Russia. In the same province where local authorities found immigrant workers being housed in the basement of a Burger King.
His face was so fuzzed out I didn't see the grin. I will have to look on the YouRube version.
The video I saw was in Russia. No matter where it is, there are ways to eat that dont involve soiling somebody elses food. I will look for a video from Canada but he needs to get out of the food industry to me. Children and the elderly eat those pizzas and who knows what he may have? The gross stuff I know people do with food is why I never eat fast food. I knew kids who used to spit in food and drinks at a Burger King near where I grew up. One was my friend's brother. The kids thought it was funny. I don't remember them ever getting caught.
Ok, it was caught on CCTV, whatever that is. Perhaps it happened in Canada and the boy was Russian. There is nothing about a Canadian doing it and supposedly the video went viral.
I feel deeply sorry for the homeless. I volunteered at a homeless shelter and give them food and money when I see them. But I draw the line at people who are harming others and sticking your hands in someone's food to me is risking contamination. It does not evoke my sympathy. A lot does. That doesn't.
SWOT I saw the Russian Video different country same offence. Just how common is this behaviour. WOW I may never order pizza for delivery again.
I have been a pizza delivery driver. I have known people who delivered for different pizza companies. I cannot think of a situation where a driver would be so broke he would be starving and only able to get food by picking toppings off of a customer's pizza. I am sorry, but that is just a not realistic. A major part of the reason that ANYONE works for a restaurant is to get free/extremely cheap food. It just is. You don't starve when you work for a restaurant.
I can see a driver with a bad case of the munchies doing what that driver did. I cannot see a manager having to be asked to fire the driver. In any of the pizza places that I knew drivers or managers, it would have been an automatic firing to do that. Especially if you were stupid enough to do it where you could be caught on camera.
Using your fingers on a customer's food, especially to eat off of that food, is disgusting. Who knows what you have done as you drove, what germs you have picked up as you touched things in your car? Then to put your hands in the food, in your mouth, and back in the food? Gross, disgusting, and more than enough to make me want to go and vomit.
I am all for being kind to people and adopting people. I grew up in a family that believes in this. Doing this with someone who has violated your food to the point that you let him spread disease is not being kind. It is letting him learn by experiencing the logical consequences of his actions. If you let him give you a sob story such as being starving and unable to eat anything except for the toppings he can steal from customers' pizzas, you are enabling him. If he is that bad off, he needs to go to food banks, not your pizza for his food. That is just reality. You are helping him experience the logical and natural consequences of his actions.
The only person I swap germs and bodily fluids with is my sweet hubby.
It doesn't make me uncompassionate.
I am not a germaphobe, but yuck. I'm pretty sure there is always enough toppings that fall off on the cutting surface, or mistake orders that get returned, that no one is that hungry. He sat it on the FLOOR of the nasty elevator, picked the toppings off with his fingers and then put it back. He may as well have spat on it.
I had a girlfriend who worked in a very high end restaurant. They used to "bus-tub" their dinners. That is, customers would leave shrimp or steak or whatever and the wait staff/kitchen staff would nap it after it was taken from the table. Gross...but at least they were only victimizing themselves.
You get tips as a delivery man. Go to McDonalds. They have dollar menus. I don't believe this kid is starving. Just gross.
Susie, I thought of the munchies too.


Are your pets looking extra cute today? Snapchat them. Heading into town for a couple of drinks and your outfit is on point? Get the selfie-stick out, take about 27 photos, pick your favourite, save and add to story. Wherever you're going and whatever you're doing, Snapchat has become an essential tool amongst the under 35s for semi-permanently documenting your life and sharing it with your friends and, provided you're not like me and record your drunken escapades, your family.
A mobile social media platform built around photo sharing and short form video, Snapchat is quickly becoming a leader in the market with 10 billion video views a day(1).
Snapchat is all about the short term with the things we upload to the platform disappearing after a maximum of 24 hours, it's where we share the things that might not be worthy enough for the likes of the more permanent Facebook or Instagram.
The Snapchat Ad Platform is built around reaching the under 35s, with anyone older being grouped into the very broad 35+ bracket (our colleague James, an avid Snapchatter was extremely disappointed about this).
Even so, targeting only by age can be inefficient, which is why Snapchat have partnered with third party data suppliers to give you a range of targeting options. Only placing your ads in front of the people who matter to your business keeps your effectiveness high and your cost per acquisition low, which any marketeer will tell you, leads to extra brownie points in the yearly appraisal.
Using a seed audience list uploaded to the SAM, you can reach users whose Snapchat behaviour matches that of your audience.
Keep it short. If people are going to engage with your brand, they're most likely to do it between the first 3-5 seconds(2) . Just like any user, you're able to share either a still image or a short video with your audience, they also allow you to use slideshows or gif-like creatives.


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It has also been decided that pursuant to a new cadre of Mechatronics, DLW would subsequently be reducing the trades of Mechanical Fitter, Electrician and Motor Mechanics and to the extent of lateral transfer of DR quota vacancies to "Mechatronics" trade, there will be no Direct Recruitment in the technician trades of Mechanical Fitter, Electrician and Motor Mechanics.
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She was right in front of us the whole time.
Warning: This post is basically one giant spoiler for the series finale of "Pretty Little Liars." Proceed with caution.
After seven seasons, "Pretty Little Liars" has come to an end and we finally have an answer to the show's most burning question: Who is A.D?
Who is Alex Drake? She's Spencer's twin sister ― surprise! ― who grew up in England, which explains the accent.
Why did she torture the Liars? Well, she met Wren one day at a bar, who told her all about Spencer, naturally making Alex jealous of the life she never had. She was also friends with Archer Dunhill and Cece Drake/Charlotte DiLaurentis, her half-sister. When she found out Charlotte was killed, she blamed the Liars, and set out to get her revenge. That's where the game came in.
Alex had been hiding in plain sight, right there all along. It was she who asked Toby for one last kiss before they parted ways; it was she who spoke to Ezra at the airport; it was she who told Hannah she'd be OK when she was being held in that torture cellar.
Theories that Spencer had a twin had been swirling online throughout the whole season. In that sense, the big reveal was a little predictable, and we might even say underwhelming, but here we are. To all the sleuths out there who figured this out, nicely done!
Now we can all get back to real life ― far, far removed from Rosewood.


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Courses to begin in person with certain materials available online
Beginning Jan. 17, students will be required to test twice per week with self-administered antigen testing kits and self-report positive results to the University.
Media by Victoria Yin | The Brown Daily Herald
By Gabriella Vulakh
Science and Research Editor
January 14, 2022 | 5:53pm EST
The University will move forward with its plans to begin spring semester classes in person, with some procedural adjustments to accommodate difficulties posed by cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant rising nationally, Provost Richard Locke P'18 wrote in a campus-wide email Friday.
Course materials such as lecture recordings and notes will be made available to students online, and instructors will follow new guidelines to ensure classroom density during shopping period remains at safe levels, Locke wrote.
Faculty have been asked to make their classes accessible online given the varying levels of disruption for students who test positive and have to isolate, "but (classes themselves) are not online," Executive Vice President for Planning and Policy Russell Carey '91 MA'06 told The Herald. "People on the first day … are going to in-person classes and shopping period, just like usual."
Classes will maintain their original instructional modality outlined in Courses@Brown — either in person, hybrid or online — "to ensure that the University remains in compliance with their accreditation and federal reporting obligations," Locke wrote. Instructors for all course modalities are asked to either record class sessions via lecture capture, offer a live Zoom during class or post class notes for students to access online.
To manage shopping period classroom density, which may be higher than rooms' designated capacity, seats will be reserved for those already registered for the course, and instructors may have to ask students not yet registered to leave the classroom if in-person attendance levels are too high, Locke wrote.
Instructors who will need to be absent for personal and family situations are expected to identify a substitute instructor, temporarily transition class sessions to be remote or switch to using online course materials and activities developed in advance. Instructors may have to potentially reschedule a class to a later date in urgent situations, according to the announcement.
With guidance from "the world's leading experts on the pandemic," the University's decisions are made "based on their expertise and experience and advice about the best tools available to us in particular with regard to testing," Carey said.
Beginning Jan. 17, students will be required to test twice per week with self-administered rapid antigen testing kits — unlike the optional PCR testing model in place last semester — and self-report positive results to the University, The Herald previously reported.
Students will be given two antigen tests in a box every week, which they will take with at least 24 hours between tests. Given the way the viral load can change over a period of days, this timing makes the testing system "most effective," Carey said.
With this new testing system, there is "more responsibility on the part of the student that they pick up their tests, take their tests, and if it's positive, that they contact health services," Carey said. "It's a collective commitment of students, faculty and staff to take care of themselves and take care of each other and understand that individual decisions have community implications."
Testing will continue to be optional for fully vaccinated faculty, staff, graduate students and medical students.
Carey added that testing is not a substitute for monitoring symptoms, and when someone feels symptomatic they need to stay home and seek medical advice, which is provided to students through health services.
"The question we're trying to answer is, 'Am I infectious now?' because those are the individuals who should be isolated, and that's what we really want to focus on," Carey said.
The University will also stop using the COVID-19 dashboard in its aim to shift the focus from counting positive test results as the primary indicator of campus safety to infectiousess and reducing the risk of severe illness or hospitalization, The Herald previously reported.
Weekly Today@Brown announcements along with other campus-wide emails will be used to share updates with the community in a "very transparent way, just different from the dashboard," Carey said.
Students who test positive for COVID-19 but have roommates who test negative will be isolated in either the Courtyard by Marriott Providence Downtown hotel or in dorm rooms reserved for isolation housing, according to Carey. Students who test positive and have roommates who also test positive, as well as those who live in singles, will isolate in their residence hall rooms, Carey and Vice President for Campus Life Eric Estes wrote in a campus-wide email Wednesday.
After the five-day isolation period and a negative antigen test, students will be required to return to the regular antigen self-testing program. This is unlike previous semesters when students were removed from the testing program because PCR tests sometimes mistakenly continue to report an individual as positive for COVID-19 during the 90 days following their initial infection, Carey explained. "An antigen test will be positive if they're actively infectious … which is part of the rationale for making the switch" to antigen tests, he added.
Students and faculty with vaccine exemptions will be required to continue PCR testing twice a week. Health Services may also continue sending PCR test samples for people who are symptomatic to the Broad Institute for Variant Sequencing, according to Carey.
But, the "director of the (Rhode Island) Department of Health said this week that Omicron is 90% or more of the COVID cases in the state," he added. "It's just the assumption that close to everything is Omicron at this point."
The University will also distribute KN95 masks at the Alumnae Hall and One Davol Square testing kit pickup sites. Cloth masks do not provide adequate protection and are acceptable only when used over a disposable mask, Locke wrote.
"Wearing (KN95 masks) religiously and carefully, well-fitted, indoors is probably the most important thing people can do after getting vaccinated and boosted, which most people have already done," Carey said.
Fully vaccinated instructors who have received a COVID-19 booster can continue to choose to remove their masks when speaking during course instruction.
The deadline to submit proof of a booster vaccine is Jan. 26. So far the response to uploading booster vaccines "has been terrific," Carey said. "Both in terms of trying to facilitate access to boosters on campus and the cards that are coming in, we feel very good about compliance."
Earlier this week, the University hosted a booster clinic in which 280 booster shots were administered, according to Carey. There will be another booster clinic Jan. 19, and a request has been submitted to the state for permission to host a booster clinic the first week of classes.
"Once we get past the first week of the shopping period or so, we'll have a better sense of where we are. But in terms of looking forward to the semester, it's an in-person semester that I think will be great — I'm very optimistic about that," Carey said. "The community at large has been fantastic about taking these types of things very seriously and that gives us additional confidence going into the semester."
Brown switches to self-reported rapid antigen testing for spring semester
Brown to host first campus-based COVID-19 booster clinic
Students reflect on Brown's pre-med pathway


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AKRON CITY HOSPITAL
SUMMA HEALTH SYSTEM
525 E. Market St., Akron 44309
Akron City Hospital was founded to provide a place where the sick and injured could be treated with compassion, coupled with the best principles of medical practice. Over the years, Akron City Hospital has gained a solid reputation in medicine. From the first accredited radiology department in the country to the first adult open heart surgery in Akron and one the of the first in the country, Summa's Akron City Hospital has achieved national recognition as a provider of quality, compassionate health care.
AKRON GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER
AKRON GENERAL HEALTH SYSTEM
400 Wabash Ave., Akron 44307
Web Site: www.agmc.org
Akron General is a 537-bed teaching facility with more than 800 physicians on staff in a wide scope of specialties, including heart, cancer, women's health, sports medicine, orthopedics and rehabilitation.
BARBERTON CITIZENS HOSPITAL
155 Fifth St. NE, Barberton 44203
Web Site: www.barbhosp.com
Serving southern Summit County, Barberton Citizens is an acute-care hospital providing a full range of inpatient and outpatient services including family-centered maternity care, surgery and cancer treatment, and 24-hour emergency room services.
BEDFORD MEDICAL CENTER
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS HEALTH SYSTEM
44 Blaine Avenue, Bedford 44146
www.uhhs.com/uhhs/bedford/index.html
UHHS Bedford Medical Center is a 110-bed private, non-profit, full service, acute-care community hospital owned by University Hospitals Health System. The Medical Center services Southeast Cuyahoga and Northern Portage and Summit Counties. Services include a 24-hour emergency department, intensive/medical/surgical care units, a state-of-the-art outpatient surgery center and a newly renovated women's services unit for obstetrics and gynecology. In addition, the hospital offers a wide range of diagnostic services, rehabilitative services and specialties such as somnoplasty, plastic surgery, orthopedics and education programming for the community.
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER OF AKRON
One Perkins Square, Akron 44308
www.akronchildrens.org
Children's Hospital Medical Center of Akron is a full-service pediatric medical center serving a population of 2.5 million in 17 counties of northeastern Ohio. This 112-year-old hospital offers a full range of inpatient and outpatient services including neonatal and pediatric intensive care; burn, poison and genetics centers; and pediatric surgery and home care. In 2001, the American College of Surgeons designated Children's Hospital Medical Center of Akron as a
Pediatric Trauma Center. This three-year designation makes Children's Hospital the only hospital in the region with nationally recognized verifications in pediatric trauma care and pediatric and adult burn care.
CLEVELAND CLINIC CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOR REHABILITATION
2801 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
Web Site: www.clevelandclinic.org/childrensrehab/
The Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital for Rehabilitation is a 52-bed pediatric rehabilitation hospital providing comprehensive care for children from birth through age 18 with a variety of chronic illnesses and disabilities (including those caused by trauma, birth defects, brain and spinal cord injury, and respiratory. orthopedic, neuromuscular and developmental disorders). Depending on the needs of the patient, treatment is rendered on an inpatient basis or in a variety of outpatient settings, including a day hospital. Therapies include physical, occupational, speech/language, aquatic, music, art and recreation. Special programs address autism, augmentative communication needs, feeding disorders and specialized foster care placement. Formerly known as Health Hill Hospital, the non-profit facility is a member of the Cleveland Clinic Health System.
THE CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION
9500 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland 44195
www.ccf.org
The Cleveland Clinic is a multispecialty academic medical center providing state-of-the-art care while advancing the frontiers of medicine. The Cleveland Clinic and Cleveland Clinic Florida staff includes nearly 850 full-time salaried physicians representing more than 100 medical specialties and subspecialties. The Cleveland Clinic Family Health Centers provide a community network of Cleveland Clinic primary care physicians and selected specialists. Locations include: Beachwood (216/839-3000), Brunswick (330/225-8886), Chagrin Falls (440/893-9393), Elyria (440/366-8822), Independence (216/986-4000), Lakewood (216/521-4400), Lorain (440/204-7400), Solon (440/519-6800), Strongsville (440/878-2500), Westlake (440/899-5555), Willoughby Hills (440/943-2500), and Wooster (330/263-8800).
COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS
West Campus: 3700 Kolbe Rd., Lorain 44053
East Campus: 205 W. 20th St., Lorain 44052
Web Site: www.community-health-partners.com
Providing a comprehensive scope of patient services in intensive care, maternity, coronary, pediatrics, psychiatry, chemical dependency treatment, occupational health, hospice, and cancer services.
CUYAHOGA FALLS GENERAL HOSPITAL
1900 23rd Street, Cuyahoga Falls 44223
www.cfgh.org
Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital, serving the City of Cuyahoga Falls and its surrounding communities, is a licensed 257-bed, acute care facility offering a myriad of medical, surgical, obstetric, rehabilitative, and ambulatory services. Several of our services are unique to this region including Falls Pain Management, Easy Street Rehabilitation, Radiology/Diagnostic Imaging Services, Surgical Services and New Beginnings Maternity Center. For more information on our services, please visit our web site.
DEACONESS HOSPITAL
4229 Pearl Road, Cleveland 44109
www.deaconesshospitalllc.com
Deaconess Hospital is a 310-bed primary care hospital offering a full range of inpatient and outpatient services including Health Focus of Northeast Ohio, Deaconess' community services program; 24-hour Emergency Care; Dialysis; Adult, Geriatric and Outpatient Partial Hospitalization Behavioral Health Services; Skilled Nursing Services; Acute Care of the Elderly Unit; Intensive Care; Occupational Medicine and Rehabilitation Services; and Spine Center and Sports Medicine.
DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN'S AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER
10701 E. Boulevard, Cleveland 44106
10000 Brecksville Rd., Brecksville 44141
676 South Broadway St., Akron 44311
205 West 20th Street, Lorain 44052
(440) 244-3833/3852
www.cleveland.med.va.gov
The Cleveland VA Medical Center is a facility providing a full range of health care to veterans throughout Northern Ohio. Services provided by the Cleveland VA Medical Center include Primary Care, Laboratory, Women's Clinic, Pharmacy, Outpatient Mental Health (including General Mental Health Treatment, Specialized Substance Abuse Treatment, Specialized Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment, and Outreach & Referral Services), Inpatient Mental Health, Dietetics, Podiatry, Optometry, Radiology and Inpatient Medical.
EDWIN SHAW HOSPITAL FOR REHABILITATION
1621 Flickinger Rd., Akron 44312
Web Site: www.edwinshaw.com
Edwin Shaw Hospital for Rehabilitation is a 218-bed nonprofit facility. It is the region's only comprehensive and fully accredited rehabilitation hospital specializing in physical medicine and rehabilitation, chemical dependency treatment and skilled nursing services.
EMH REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
EMH REGIONAL HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
630 E. River Road, Elyria 44035
AMHERST HOSPITAL
254 Cleveland Avenue, Amherst 44001
EMH CENTER FOR HEALTH AND FITNESS
1997 Healthway Drive, Avon 44011
Cleveland:
Avon:
www.emh-healthcare.org
The EMH Regional Healthcare System was founded in 1908 and today is a 438-bed, two-hospital system with campuses in Elyria and Amherst, and a medically based 80,000 sq. ft. health & fitness center and Outpatient Testing Center in Avon. Maintaining the position as the premier healthcare provider for western Cuyahoga and Lorain counties, they offer complete cardiovascular health and rehabilitation programs. A full array of immediate diagnostic and therapeutic cardiac services are available through a partnership with the North Ohio Heart Center and Riverview Cardiology. These services include coronary angioplasty (PTCA) and electrophysiology studies. Patients requiring open-heart surgery are referred to the Cleveland Clinic-affiliated surgical team at EMH. In addition, the facility offers a state-of-the-art emergency room and Chest Pain Center dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac emergencies. A urology affiliation with the Cleveland Clinic provides EMH patients urologic care in the areas of oncology, pediatric, endourology and stone disease, andrology, and female incontinence. EMH also provides a Level II nursery with neonatal services and will open a completely new single room Birthing Center in Fall 2002. EMH also offers Orthopedics and plastic and reconstructive surgery.
EUCLID HOSPITAL
18901 Lake Shore Boulevard, Euclid 44119
www.euclidhospital.org
Euclid Hospital is a 371-bed acute care facility on the Lake Erie shoreline. Since 1907, the hospital has been an integral part of its community and a widely recognized provider of the best in basic medicine, with services in 40 specialties and equipment on the leading edge of the medical arts. Services include an active emergency department, state-of-the-art coronary and intensive care units, laser center, surgery pavilion, sub-acute care, inpatient geriatric mental health unit, family maternity center with a Level II nursery and 32-bassinet nursery, medical office building and comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services.
FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL
18101 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland 44111
www.fairviewhospital.org
Founded in 1892, Fairview Hospital is a faith-based community hospital with 478 acute care beds. The new ParkView Patient Care Center contains 144 state-of-the-art private rooms, each with a view of the Cleveland Metroparks. Women's and children's services include a birthing center and a 26-bed Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The pediatric program includes an inpatient unit, outpatient specialty services and a Pediatric Urgicenter. The Fairview Heart Center is the oldest and largest program on Cleveland's West Side. The Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center at Fairview Hospital offers the full range of cancer treatment and support services. Fairview Hospital has an emergency department that offers a Level II trauma center and a FastER Care program for patients with less serious problems. In addition to the hospital-based surgery center, Fairview also has a state-of-the-art outpatient surgery center in Westlake. Specialty areas also include corporate health, childbirth and childcare education, family medicine, radiation oncology, obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics and rehabilitation, physical and occupational therapy, pain management, sports medicine, and surgical and medical specialty services.
GEAUGA REGIONAL HOSPITAL/ UHHS
13207 Ravenna Rd.
Chardon 44024
www.uhhsgrh.com
University Hospitals Health System Geauga Regional Hospital is a 226-bed, nonprofit facility providing adult and pediatric services to more than 125,000 residents throughout the Geauga County region. The hospital offers more than 30 clinical specialties including ambulatory and inpatient surgery, cardiopulmonary services, obstetrics and gynecology, occupational health, oncology, orthopaedics and sports medicine, pediatrics and rehabilitation.
GRACE HOSPITAL
2307 W. 14th Street, Cleveland 44113
www.gracehospital.org
As Cleveland's only specialty long-term acute-care hospital serving NE Ohio, Grace offers a variety of inpatient programs. Neurological Rehab, Medically Complex Care, Pulmonary Rehab, Wound Care and Ventilator Weaning. Outpatient services include Headache Clinic, Cleveland Back and Pain Management, Physical Therapy, Surgery and Radiology. Their Ambulatory-Urgent Care Center specialties include Podiatry, ENT, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, and Family Practice.
HEATHER HILL HOSPITAL,
HEALTH and CARE CENTER
12340 Bass Lake Road
Web Site: www.heatherhill.com
Nonprofit medical and health enhancement center. Services include rehabilitation hospital, subacute care, transitional hospital, nursing home health, Corinne Dolan Alzheimer Center, applied research center, outpatient care, dialysis and assisted living.
HILLCREST HOSPITAL
6780 Mayfield Road, Mayfield Heights 44124
www.hillcresthospital.org
Hillcrest Hospital, one of the nation's 100 Top Hospitals, is a full-service 347-bed hospital. Hillcrest offers a comprehensive cardiovascular program including cardiac surgery under the direction of The Cleveland Clinic Foundation, catheterization lab, cardiac rehabilitation, vascular services and diabetes education, to name a few. Hillcrest's Family Maternity Center delivers more babies than any hospital in the eastern suburbs and a neonatal intensive care center is available for babies with special needs. Hillcrest continues to be an eastside leader in outpatient and laser surgery. A full-range of radiology services, including Open MRI, are also available. The Cancer Center records thousands of patients visits annually, including patients who receive radiation treatment at The Cleveland Clinic Radiation Oncology Center. A Level II Trauma Center, Hillcrest provides emergency service that includes the area's first pediatric emergency unit. A variety of support services, classes and wellness screenings are available.
HURON HOSPITAL
13591 Terrace Road, East Cleveland 44112
www.huronhospital.org
Huron Hospital, part of the Cleveland Clinic Health System, is a 211-bed acute care, teaching hospital located in East Cleveland. The hospital which was founded in 1874, offers medical services in cancer care, critical care, diabetes, geriatric medicine, cardiac care, infectious disease, coronary care and surgical care. As a Level II trauma center, verified by the American College of Surgeons, Huron Hospital is equipped to treat the most severe, life-and-limb-threatening injuries. Located on campus is an outpatient department with 15 specialized clinics including services for asthma, hypertension, diabetes, podiatry, glaucoma and cardiac rehabilitation; behavioral health services including inpatient and outpatient mental health, chemical dependency and detoxification services; diabetes education and management; outpatient pediatrics; and the Center for Women and Children. In April of 2001, Huron Hospital just opened a new $3.5 million Level II Nursery and OB Unit. Huron's teaching programs include residency programs in Internal Medicine and Surgery and the Huron School of Nursing.
1001 Lakeside Avenue
www.kaiserpermanente.org
Kaiser Permanente is America's largest not-for-profit health maintenance organization. An integrated health delivery system, Kaiser Permanente organizes and provides or coordinates member' care, including preventive care such as well-baby and prenatal care, immunizations, and screening diagnostics; hospital and medical services; and pharmacy services.
LAKE HOSPITAL SYSTEM
LakeEAST HOSPITAL
East Washington Street, Painesville 44077
LakeWEST HOSPITAL
36000 Euclid Avenue, Willoughby 44094
www.lhs.net
Lake Hospital System is a 359-bed integrated health network in Lake County. It is comprised of seven facilities offering comprehensive cardiology services including cardiac catheterizations, angioplasty, and heart surgery; laser and laparoscopic surgery; women's services including family birthing centers at LakeEast and LakeWest hospitals, a Level II special care neonatal unit, mammography, and bone densitometry; diagnostic services including MRI and CT scanning; comprehensive cancer services including chemotherapy and radiation therapy; home health care; physical medicine and rehabilitation; skilled nursing; occupational health and return-to-work programs; pain management; sports medicine; intensive care; neuro-intensive care; emergency services; sleep disorders lab; and community outreach and wellness programs.
LAKEWOOD HOSPITAL
14519 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood 44107
www.lakewoodhospital.org
Founded in 1907, Lakewood Hospital is a 400-bed acute care, community-oriented hospital located in the heart of Cleveland's West Shore community. The hospital, which is part of The Cleveland Clinic Health System, offers a wide range of health services including: Acute Inpatient Rehab, Behavioral Medicine, Cardiac Services, Diabetes Services, Emergency Medical Services including a Level II Trauma Center and Pediatric Express Care, Intensive Care (including Neurological Integrated Care Unit), Laboratory Services, Labor & Delivery, Pediatrics, Medical Equipment, Oncology, Imaging, Skilled Nursing, Surgical Services and Urgent Care. Wellness programs & Health Education classes include Adult & Infant CPR, Childbirth Education, Safe Sitter, free health talks and low-cost health screenings.
LAURELWOOD HOSPITAL
A 160-bed behavioral health hospital with adult and pediatric mental health and chemical dependency services, serving the Cuyahoga and Lake counties region. Laurelwood is the region's largest free-standing psychiatric hospital; services include inpatient, outpatient, and partial hospitalization treatment and recovery and education programs. Separate programs address the mental health needs of children, adolescents, adults and seniors, as well as programs for patients with chemical dependency and eating disorders.
LODI COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
225 Elyria St.
www.lodihospital.com
Since 1920, Lodi Community Hospital (LCH) has brought quality, community-based health care to Medina, Wayne and Ashland counties. Governed by a voluntary board of community leaders, the hospital is a fully accredited 30-bed facility, including acute and skilled care. LCH became a member of Akron General Health System to ensure that patients continue to receive the best care, including a full range of emergency, inpatient and outpatient care. The hospital is also a base for MedFlight helicopter transportation system, which provides the highest quality patient care in critical care helicopter and ground transportation.
LUTHERAN HOSPITAL
1730 West 25th Street, Cleveland 44113
www.lutheranhospital.org
Lutheran Hospital is a 204-bed specialty community hospital that has served the needs of Ohio City, downtown Cleveland and the West Side since 1896. The hospital offers a wide range of services for routine and specialized care. The Cleveland Orthopaedic and Spine Hospital at Lutheran offers comprehensive solutions to all orthopaedic and musculoskeletal disorders. It also houses a state-of-the-art Orthopaedic Research and Education Center. Lutheran Hospital has long been known for its excellent adult and geriatric behavioral health programs. The hospital's Health Center offers a broad array of primary health care, both in the prevention and treatment of diseases and illnesses. Lutheran's Travel Clinic provides immunizations and prevention of diseases when traveling to foreign countries. Other specialty areas include emergency medicine, pain management, physical and occupational therapy, rehabilitation services, sports medicine and urology. Special programs include the Acute and Extended Rehabilitation Center, radiation and mammography services and corporate health.
MARYMOUNT HOSPITAL
12300 McCracken Rd., Garfield Heights 44125
www.marymount.org
Marymount Hospital, founded in 1949 by the Sisters of St. Joseph, TOSF, is a 312-bed not-for-profit, acute-care community hospital serving southern and southeastern Cuyahoga County and neighboring communities. Its 26-acre campus houses the hospital facilities, a 91,015 square foot medical office building and a 40-bed behavioral health center, and is easily accessible from all major highway systems. The campus also houses Marymount Place, a 104-unit community for independent seniors, operated by Marymount Health Care Systems. Offsite facilities and services include Marymount South in Broadview Heights, Marymount Peak II in Broadview Heights, PromptCare in Bainbridge, and the Outpatient Care Center in Garfield Heights which offers outpatient surgery and endoscopy services, sports medicine and injury rehabilitation, Nasal Sinus Center and occupational medicine. Marymount serves as the base hospital for the paramedic programs of seven local communities. The hospital's medical staff includes a comprehensive array of medical specialties and subspecialties. Marymount is a Catholic hospital sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph, TOSF, and is a part of the Cleveland Clinic Health System.
MEDINA GENERAL HOSPITAL
1000 E. Washington Street, Medina 44256
www.medinahospital.org
Medina General is a 118-bed, not-for-profit hospital located in Medina County. Services, provided by over 200 physicians and 950 employees, include emergency, medical, surgical, diagnostic, therapeutic and obstetric care. The newest services include kidney dialysis, occupational health, speech therapy, pain management, a sleep disorders lab, and an expanded Emergency Department offering timely treatment of patients with minor health emergencies.
METROHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER
THE METROHEALTH SYSTEM
2500 MetroHealth Drive, Cleveland 44107
For general info.
www.metrohealth.org
The MetroHealth System provides a full spectrum of health care services for every member of the family. At the heart of the system is MetroHealth Medical Center, a primary teaching site for Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Convenient, comprehensive primary care centers are located throughout the metropolitan area. Family health, internal medicine, women's health, pediatrics, senior health, emergency and trauma care, surgical specialties, cancer care, cardiac care, critical care transport, mental health, rehabilitation, long-term care, and community health - the MetroHealth System is dedicated to excellence in every aspect of patient care and medical research.
PARMA COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL
7007 Powers Boulevard, Parma 44129
www.parmahospital.org
Parma Community General Hospital, the only successful, independent community hospital in Cuyahoga County, has experienced unprecedented growth over the past decade. Both a Heart Surgery Center and a Cancer Treatment Center have been added to the campus. The list of honors in the past 2 years alone includes 100 Top Hospitals Regional Benchmarks for success, 100 Top Hospitals ICU, 100 Most Wired Hospitals, Parma Area Chamber of Commerce Pride Award for Business, Medical Mutual of Ohio's Pillar Award for Community Service, the Better Business Bureau's Service Vision Award for customer service, and the Top 99 Employees in NE Ohio. Parma Hospital offers a wide range of in and outpatient services including adult day care facilities and the Health Education Center which offers screenings, classes and programs. Parma Hospital in an approved provider for all major managed care plans.
RAINBOW BABIES & CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
www.uhrainbow.com
Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital of University Hospitals of Cleveland is a nationally renowned university affiliated pediatric medical center dedicated to excellence in family-centered care. Attentive to community, national, and international health care issues, we offer a full range of children's services in a compassionate and interdisciplinary care setting.
RICHMOND HEIGHTS HOSPITAL/ UHHS
27100 Chardon Rd., Richmond Hts. 44143
www.uhhs.com/uhhs/richmond.html
A 220-bed community inpatient hospital with adult medical and surgical specialties including emergency care, comprehensive ancillary and support services, long-term care, and skilled nursing units.
ROBINSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
6847 North Chestnut St., Ravenna 44266
Web Site: www.robinsonmemorial.org
A 285-bed community hospital in Portage County. New facilities include the Emergency Department wing, Cardiovascular Center and the Birth Center.
ST. JOHN WEST SHORE HOSPITAL
29000 Center Ridge Road, Westlake 44145
Web Site: www.sjws.net
Celebrating two decades of Healthcare Ministry, St. John West Shore Hospital is a 248-bed facility serving residents in western Cuyahoga and eastern Lorain counties. The Hospital is a not-for-profit joint venture corporation between University Hospitals Health and the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine Health Systems. In addition to medical, surgical, emergency and cardiac services including an open-heart surgery program, the hospital has a comprehensive orthopedic program and was one of the first hospitals in the state to fully embrace the single-room maternity concept.
SAINT LUKE'S MEDICAL CAMPUS
11201 Shaker Boulevard, Cleveland 44104 (216) 368-7001
Web site:stvincentcharity.com
Saint Luke's Medical Campus includes: UrgentCare Center with walk-in service from 11am to 9pm, 7 days; The Health Care Center by appointment 368-7125; Primary and Specialty Care physicians and Saint Luke's Dental Associates.
SAINT MICHAEL HOSPITAL/ UHHS
5163 Broadway Avenue, Cleveland 44127
www.uhhs.com/uhhs/stmichael.html
Saint Michael Hospital, is a 240-bed primary care hospital offering a full range of inpatient and outpatient services including The Women and Children's Center; Health Focus on Northeast Ohio, Saint Michael's community services program; Wellness 2000; 24-hour Emergency Care; The Center for Comprehensive Wound Treatment; Hyperbaric Medicine Department; Skilled Nursing Services; Intensive/ Cardiac Care; Cardiac Rehabilitation Services; Occupational Medicine; Saint Michael's Home Care Division; Oncology Services; Inpatient and Outpatient Chemical Dependency Services; Sleep Disorders Center; Rehabilitation Services; The Urology Center; and The Eye Center.
SELECT SPECIALTY HOSPITAL - AKRON
155 Fifth St. NE
Barberton 44203
A 36-bed acute care hospital caring for patients with multiple system illness or injury who require a longer-than-normal hospital stay.
ST. THOMAS MEDICAL CENTER
444 N. Main St., Akron 44309
St. Thomas Hospital was founded in 1922 through a bequest from Charles Deering of Cleveland. Although the hospital was operated by the Sisters of Charity of Saint Augustine, the articles of incorporation, signed in 1926, made the hospital a nondenominational, nonprofit general hospital. In 1928, the 164-bed hospital was ready to open the doors to the Akron community. By 1988, hospital capacity had grown to 449 beds and included extensive outpatient facilities and specialty services. In 1989, St. Thomas Hospital merged with Akron City Hospital to become Summa Health System.
ST. VINCENT CHARITY HOSPITAL
2351 E. 22nd Street, Cleveland 44115
Web Site: stvincentcharity.com
St. Vincent Charity is a 480-bed full service inpatient and outpatient health care center dedicated to its mission of providing quality Catholic healthcare. It included an extensive open heart surgery and cardiac care program, the region's only Center for Bloodless Medicine & Surgery; the Lions Eye Clinic, Orthopedics, Opthalmology and the Cleveland Center for Bariatric Surgery. The Emergency Department features specialized centers for patients suffering from chest pain or stroke symptoms and also supports the hospital's Occupational Medicine program, which is one of the largest in the area. Behavioral health programs include inpatient psychiatric services, drug and alcohol treatment at Rosary Hall and the county's only 24 hour psychiatric emergency department.
SOLON MEDICAL CAMPUS
33001 Solon Road, Solon 44139
The Solon Medical Campus provides 24 hour a day, 7 days a week emergency care with on-site diagnostics and a full complement of primary and specialty care physicians.
SOUTH POINTE HOSPITAL
4110 Warrensville Center Road
Warrensville Heights 44122
www.southpointehospital.org
South Pointe Hospital, is a 223-bed community, teaching hospital located in the heart of Cleveland's southeast suburbs since 1957. It was formed by the merger of Brentwood and Meridia Suburban hospitals in 1994. In 1997, South Pointe became a member of the Cleveland Clinic Health System. South Pointe offers a full continuum of health care services including emergency medicine, surgery, oncology, medical and surgical specialties. In addition, South Pointe has satellite locations in Cleveland, Sagamore Hills and Twinsburg. South Pointe has received national honors including a number one rating for quality of care in Cleveland by the National Mercury Awards. U.S. News & World Report's 10th annual guide to "America's Best Hospitals" named South Pointe as one of the top 50 hospitals for the treatment of hormonal disorders such as diabetes. Affiliated with the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, South Pointe is one of the largest osteopathic teaching hospitals in the state of Ohio. Specialty areas include accredited diabetes education, cardiac care, medical and surgical oncology, family medicine, intensive care, pain management, orthopedics, inpatient, outpatient and cardiac rehabilitation, and comprehensive radiology services. Special programs include Cancer Care Center, Center for Corporate Health, Center for Women and Children, Acute Rehabilitation Center, Subacute Care Center, Behavioral Medicine, Cleveland Vascular Institute, Digestive Health Center, Outpatient Rehabilitation Center, Pain Management Center and Surgery Center.
SOUTHWEST GENERAL HEALTH CENTER
18697 Bagley Road,
Middleburg Heights, 44130
www.swgeneral.com
Southwest General Health Center is a 340-bed not-for-profit health center that provides primary and specialty care in the southwest quadrant of Greater Cleveland. Southwest General provides services in maternity, pediatric, medical-surgical, cardiac and emergency care, as well as in physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation, sports medicine, mental health, alcoholism and chemical dependency treatment and women's health, among others. The health center is designed as a Level II Trauma Center, partly due to its location adjacent to the area's major freeways and its close proximity to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, for which it is the designated hospital. The health center also houses an 82,000-square-foot surgery pavilion with state-of-the-art technology to accommodate all types of surgery with the exception of transplants and a few other highly specialized procedures. The health center also maintains two Urgicare Centers to provide care for minor medical needs, a large facility for outpatient procedures and physicians' offices in nearby Strongsville and a fitness center called LifeWorks of Southwest General that incorporates state-of-the-art equipment, with individualized fitness counseling within a medical model. As a result of a partnering agreement created with University Hospitals Health System in Cleveland, Southwest General also offers select services from Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital and the Ireland Cancer Center and it is currently working on renovations in the women's and children's area which will allow it to grow closer to providing a MacDonald Women's Hospital model as well. These nationally acclaimed services of University Hospitals allow Southwest General to further expand its comprehensive care for its community.
Akron 44309
www.summahealth.org
Summa Health System is an integrated health care system, including Akron City and St. Thomas hospitals and SummaCare health plan, which is committed to the full continuum of health care services. Summa has been accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, and recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top 50 hospitals in the nation for cancer, ear, nose and throat, geriatrics, gynecology, heart, neurology and neurosurgery, orthopaedics, and respiratory disorders. Akron's first level I trauma center is also a leader in maternity services, providing level III perinatal care. Summa has established centers of excellence in cardiology, diabetes, emergency services, behavioral health, orthopaedics, women's health, oncology, ophthalmology, senior health and renal services. Summa is a member of The Cleveland Clinic Health System.
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF CLEVELAND
11100 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland 44106
www.uhss.com
Founded in 1866, this 947-bed academic medical center and tertiary care hospital is the largest center for medical research in Ohio and the primary teaching affiliate of Case Western Reserve University. University Hospitals of Cleveland features the Ireland Cancer Center-the region's only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, MacDonald Women's Hospital-Ohio's only hospital devoted solely to the care of women; Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital-dedicated to the care of children; Lerner Tower, Mather Pavilion and Lakeside Hospital for adult medical/surgical care and University Psychiatric Center at Hanna Pavilion. Included among the Hospital's specialty care areas are the following: orthopaedics, neurosurgery, spine, cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, organ transplantation and human genetics. University Hospitals of Cleveland is the tertiary care hospital for University Hospitals Health System, a regional healthcare system with more than 120 locations.
WADSWORTH-RITTMAN HOSPITAL
195 Wadsworth Rd.
Wadsworth 44281
www.wrhospital.com
Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital is a 99-bed acute care hospital that has served residents of Medina, Summit and Wayne counties for 78 years. Wadsworth-Rittman's services include 24-hour emergency medical care; laboratory with Microbiology and Histology labs; radiology (mammography, ultrasound, CAT scan, MRI and nuclear medicine); intensive care; surgery; and ambulatory surgery unit; obstetrics; physical, occupational and speech therapies; home health care; and a physical rehabilitation center.
BHC WINDSOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NETWORK
115 E. Summit Street, Chagrin Falls 44022
www.windsorhospital.com
Founded in 1898, Windsor Behavioral Health Network offers comprehensive services for adolescent, adult and geriatric clients. Programs address a wide range of issues including emotional problems, alcohol and chemical dependency, and dual diagnosis. Windsor's programs include intensive short-term inpatient services, detoxification, innovative day treatment. Professionals are available 24 hours a day for referrals and evaluations. Evaluations are free, confidential and available the same day
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Targetting mobility, electrification and product development, Ford and Mahindra signed a strategic deal in September 2017 and it is certainly moving in the positive direction. The idea behind the partnership is to get mutual benefits and help each other out strategically.
While the vast global reach of the storied American manufacturer will enable Mahindra to expand its footprint, the homegrown brand's affordable platform and domestic presence will benefit Ford in terms of improved production efficiency.
Both Ford and Mahindra have now penned more agreements that will allow them to work together in launching new vehicles especially in emerging markets. The alliance is designed to speed up the development of main products for consumers and sow the path for a midsize SUV that will be based on the platform of Mahindra.
More importantly, it will be jointly developed and each brand will have a version of its own. The companies will evaluate the possibility of a zero-emission vehicle and a compact SUV as well. Then again, they will be developed in association with each other, leveraging potential in different departments.
Another serious consideration is sharing powertrain options and it could lead to Mahindra supplying engines to a number of Ford vehicles in the future using perhaps Ford's highly-advanced technologies developed in-house. Connected car solution for customers is of particular interest for Ford as the brand has already announced that 90 percent of its global models will have connectivity one way or the other by the end of this decade.
Ford will give Mahindra access to its manufacturing and distribution network for supporting the Mumbai-based brand in international arena. Mahindra's four years of expertise in Formula E could be utilised during the development of electric vehicles and battery production.


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