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Patients are at the heart of the NIHR Imperial BRC – ensuring their involvement and engagement in our research is a key priority for us. Patients and members of the public bring a wealth of experience and provide valuable perspectives on the way research is designed and delivered. Successful translational research 'from bench to bedside' relies on the involvement of patients – new diagnostics and treatments must also be practical and effective for the right groups of people, to ensure improved care pathways can be delivered.
Patients can get involved in our research in many ways.
Take Part in a Clinical Trial
The short film below was made in 2013 by the NIHR Imperial BRC, in collaboration with the NIHR Royal Brompton Respiratory and Cardiovascular Biomedical Research Units (BRUs) and the NIHR Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (CLAHRC) Northwest London (NWL). It shows a number of patient perspectives on taking part in clinical trials, and benefits that can be gained from doing so:
You can also find out more about how to join a trial here.
Join one of our panels:
- Imperial and Partners Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Research Forum
- NIHR Imperial BRC Patient Advisory Board
Take part in our training on patient and public involvement
Join us at a public engagement event, such as the Imperial Festival:
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Dr. K. N. Mishra first started his Ear, Nose and Throat clinic in 1972. Since that time, his son Dr. Rajiv Mishra has joined him as an E.N.T. surgeon. This interesting family are all doctos including their wives! Dr. Shivendra Mishra, a practicing dentist at the clinic, is also Dr. Mishra's son. He is married to Dr. Preeti Mishra who practices dentistry as well. The whole family works out of their Sigra clinic. If the condition needs surgery, there is an attached clinic for overnight stays. The staff are very friendly. Their names from left to right are Sanjay Rai, Tribhuvan Yadav and Suresh Shrivastav. If the condition requires an ENT specialist, then come to the ENT Clinic. If the condition requires a dentist, come also the same building (different wing) to the Aryan Dental Clinic!

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Ginger showed up at one of the Cat Posse's foster homes, and was eating every day on their porch for about a week. She was wearing a collar with a tag so they called the number on it and the "owner" said she kept getting out of the house and the last time she did, which was a couple of weeks prior to this call, she never came home. She didn't put any signs up, didn't contact the shelters, didn't do anything to find her. Her comment was, "I'm not playing that game". So she became one of the Cat Posse cats. She was already spayed, but we had her tested for Feline Leukemia and FIV (negative for both), and microchipped. She's doing better every day, getting used to living with numerous cats and having to be inside all the time. She really is a sweet girl and we're so happy she found one of our homes for her "safe haven".
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Posted by: Johnny Loftus on February 28, 2008 at 3:00 pm
Detour is proud to announce the dates for the 2008 Rock City Music Festival. The three-day event will be held June 12-14, 2008 at the Majestic Theatre, Magic Stick, and Garden Bowl, three venues within the historic Majestic Theater Centre that each offer fans a unique perspective on live music. The full Rock City lineup will feature 50 acts drawn from both national and local circles, with each artist reflecting a tenet of contemporary independent music as Detour sees it.
Rock City will access the heated creativity of the bands who thrive in Detroit's loft and underground party scene, as well as those who grace the stages of traditional rock clubs each week. But the event will also bring a throng of exciting national acts to town, artists whose own cravings for rock-n-roll redefinition, genre mashups, or just good old-fashioned weirdness have been championed by Detour over the Web site's first year of publishing. Rock City will not only reflect what the Detour crew loves about local music, but also how the magazine sees Detroit's scene meshing with the music and media world at large. The Internet makes everything closer. Rock City will make everything louder.
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Coconuts Need Salt: Fertilize Them With Salt or Seawater!
Have you ever noticed that coconut trees very close to the ocean tend to have lots of large nuts!!?? It's because they need lots of chlorine (part of NaCl -- SALT!)
But most of the salt in the world has dissolved into water and gone to the ocean! So if you plant coconuts inland, you will experience drastic yield increases by fertilizing with salt! (Buy some salt or if you have a truck and a barrel, bring some salt water and dump it near the trees - then wash your truck!)
"From 1991 to 1997 farmers in the Philippines had fertilized more than 170,000 ha of coconut (approximately 18 M trees) with salt. This had resulted in an average relative yield increase of 125% over unfertilized coconuts."
Download the full pdf of the brochure made by the Philippine Coconut Authority: using salt as coconut fertilizer.
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That's a great tip! I was
That's a great tip! I was thinking about calling San Diego tree service to give me a solution to my coconut trees, I have two of them in my yard and I expected them to have fruits by now and they don't. I want to try the salt trick first and if that doesn't work I'll just give up and keep them only for aesthetic reasons.
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well not sure if the squirrel is the one cutting them loose or its like you said the tree is doing it. I just know I saw his butt up there the other day, and there were maybe 4 on the ground and all of them had that neat little hole cut in them and the whole nut was gone. today I walked out there and there was another 3 laying there with the same hole. all the ones with holes in them are yellow, the ones I find that are old looking with no color he doesn't touch. I guess he likes em fresh!!! lol
sorry to hear that little one was hurt.
I have never cut myself with one, I have been shot in the hand by a bullet fragment at the firing range tho. blew my gun right out of my hand, my first thought was which one of you a holes on the line shot me and how?? guess I was lucky because if it had not hit my thumb it would have hit me in the eye because I was firing at the time it hit me.
yeah your right, I see the guys down the road that come in on the weekend and they whack em open like its nothing. I can see myself trying to open one of these things with a machete and it glancing off the darn thing and open up one of MY NUTS with it. rofl. all over a .50 cent nut.. well I don't really need them and that squirrel seems to really like them, would hate to shut down one of his favorite eating places. I have to say tho, he will chew into it, eat the whole nut, and then cut it from the tree and let it drop to the ground. so I guess in a way he is keeping the tree in good shape for me.
crap I guess he is working for me as well,, anyone know how much by law you have to pay a squirrel per week? or the withholding money?
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I have two coconut trees down by my stream and I never thought of that, but your right. I will try that soon. I have tried a few times to open a nut but have given up after a good battle of hitting it with a hammer and throwing it against the wall, I have been finding 4 or 5 on the ground with a neat little hole about the size of a half dollar in them.
I thought tree rats are getting them, and sure enough as I looked up at them, there sat one chewing away at them..
those trees are really hard to get out of the ground. I had one die and worked on it with a 340 b tractor and had to get the back hoe out to dig it out. I couldn't believe the root system which didn't seem to be very long could hold on that tight to the ground.
salt for coconuts
This is an interesting topic. Purified mined salt and sea water are not the same thing. Sea water is sometimes used in a diluted form as a method to remineralize soil. It contains many minor minerals that can be in short supply in inland soils.
Years ago it was considered that coconuts could resist high salt in the soil, but they did not need additional salt. Regular crops not only can resist some salt they may benefit greatly from limited applications of sea water or unpurified sea salt because of a lack of one or more minor minerals.
That coconuts need salt as a fertilizer to supply needed chlorine does not sound right. I think more research work is needed here.


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The Discover U.S. Spending Monitor, a daily poll of 8,200 consumers tracking their confidence in the economy and spending intentions, recorded its largest one-month decline in June, falling 4.4 points from 89.5 to 85.1—indicating that the majority of Americans believe the economy and their own personal finances are worsening.
In the past few months, however, the index has remained fairly steady, despite rising gas prices, Discover said. But in June, 60% of adults rated the U.S. economy as poor, up nearly four percentage points from May. In addition, 56% said the economy is getting worse, up nearly five percentage points from the month before.
And 51% said their personal finances are worsening, up slightly from 48% in May. This was the first month since July 2009 that more than half of the respondents said their personal finances are worsening.
This dour outlook was despite the fact that the number of people who expect to pay more for household items, such as gas and food, fell 10 percentage points, from 53% in May to 43% in June.
"The recent dip in gas prices did not appear to have any impact on consumers' view toward their personal finances," said Julie Loeger, senior vice president of brand and product management at Discover. "In the absence of good economic news, such as on the jobs front or with housing prices, more Americans are growing pessimistic about their long-term financial outlook and the outlook for America's economy generally."
In addition, slightly more people in June, 18.2%, up from 17.2% in May, said they plan to spend on household improvements. This is the highest figure for this category since May 2008. However, discretionary spending on dining, entertainment and vacations was flat from the month earlier.
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The sub-zero heroes from the worldwide blockbusters "Ice Age" and "Ice Age: The Meltdown" are back on an incredible adventure for the ages. Scrat is still trying to nab the ever-elusive nut (while, maybe, finding true love); Manny and Ellie await the birth of their mini-mammoth, Sid the sloth creates his own makeshift family by hijacking some dinosaur eggs; and Diego the saber-toothed tiger wonders if he's growing too "soft" hanging with his pals. On a mission to rescue the hapless Sid, the gang ventures into a mysterious underground world, where they have some close encounters with dinosaurs, battle flora fauna run amuck--and meet a relentless, one-eyed, dino-hunting weasel named Buck.
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'New York Afternoon' draws on Salsa, Mambo and Latin Jazz, and captures the feel of a Nuyorican 1970's block party, inspired, as ever, by the greats such as Eddie Palmieri and Tito Puente. Not only will this tour feature the whole album, but will also feature various songs from his past 15 albums, so this is a unique treat not to be missed.
Snowboy has recorded or performed percussion with artists such as Jon Lucien, Airto Moreira, Deodato, Big John Patton, Herman Olivera, James Taylor Quartet, Makoto Kuriya, Lisa Stansfield, Incognito, Imelda May, Amy Winehouse, Rod Temperton, Mark Ronson, Basia, Simply Red, Flaco Jimenez, Mick Hucknall, Mica Paris, Patti Austin and many many more. More importantly he is also the leader of Europe's leading Afro-Cuban Jazz group, featuring a who's-who of the UK's most exciting and pyrotechnic Jazz and Latin players.
Snowboy – Congas
Jen Kearney – Vocals
Davide Giovannini - Drums, Timbales and Vocals
Dave Pattman - Bongos
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Paul Taylor – Trombone
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Set about 600 km from Singapore, Cameron Highlands is one of the most visited hill stations in Malaysia that houses four of the big towns and surrounded by many villages. If you love travelling and exploring untapped areas, Cameron Highlands in Malaysia would be a great option. The guide below brief how tourist can travel from Singapore to Cameron Highlands in Malaysia.
Singapore to Cameron Highlands
There are many ways by which a visitor could get into Cameron Highlands since it is pretty well connected to many major cities on the west Coast.
Getting to Cameron Highlands by Air
The quickest way to get into Cameron Highlands is by flying into it. However, since there are no airports in Cameron, Ipoh Airport, located in Ipoh is the nearest. If you want to fetch cheap tickets you got to book early from Singapore. Numerous buses and outstation cabs outside the terminal is plenty, making it easier for you to head to the Cameron Highlands. For budget travelers, there is also a bus service from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands.
You can also plan your trip from Singapore in a way that, you visit Kuala Lumpur first and then travel to Cameron Highlands from there. You can take a flight from Singapore to KL and then take a bus from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands. You can also take a cab from KL, which will take you to Cameron Highlands in 2 to 3 hours.
Express Buses to Cameron Highlands from Singapore
The only way to get from Singapore to the Cameron Highlands is through the land. Either privately, using your own personal vehicle or on an express bus. There is an undeviating bus service available from Singapore to Cameron Highlands, and you can also avail the bus service from either Ipoh or Kuala Lumpur to travel to Cameron Highlands.
The One Travel and Tours and Konsortium are two bus companies in Singapore that arrange buses to and from Singapore and Cameron Highlands on the daily basis. Both offer services with the most comfortable and hassle-free travel experience. The buses offer various drop-off stops like Ringlet, Brinchang Hotel, etc. with flexible departure and arrival times.
Konsortium bus ticket costs SGD 65 and the trip take about 8 to 9 hours. The Konsortium bus departs from the bus terminal at the Golden Mile tower in Singapore daily at 10:30 in the morning. The One Travel and Tours costs SGD 41. Ringlet, Lakehouse and the Equatorial hotel are some of various stops of the bus during a trip.
Read More – Bus from Singapore to Cameron Highlands
Self-drive or Rent a Var
Yet another suitable option for the visitors to head into the Cameron Highlands from Singapore is by driving their own cars. This does not only save you from paying high taxi fares, but also makes it feasible for you to call by any place you like. Hence, many visitors rent a car from Singapore or other major cities before heading up to Cameron Highlands.
You might want to drive one of the tree trunk roads to Cameron highlands:
- Simpang Pulai – Route A181: This route is recommended for families with children since it is the most comfortable stretch.
- Tapah:
- The Federal Route 59: Visitors headed from South take this road which is also known for being the oldest route.
- Federal Route 185: Being the only route connecting Cameron Highlands to the East coast. Even though it is the shortest, you need to drive carefully since this stretch is highly prone to landslides and flooding during the monsoon.
Novices who are not acquainted with driving in the country should opt for Simpang Pulai, also known as the new route. The route through Tapah is narrower, and more susceptible to landslides during wet season. This is also known as the old route. Although driving through this old route is a little dangerous, for those who wish to see the popular the Iskandar waterfalls, should take the old route.
Since Cameron Highlands roads are fairly narrow, customarily two lanes (one for each direction). Any car waiting or taking a halt will block or cause a traffic jam and overtaking here is very difficult. So, during peak phases like annual vacations there is a traffic jam, especially about the main boulevards of the towns in the hill station.
Moreover, the new route comes from the opposite side of the mountain compared to the old route, which means that you will reach Brinchang before Tanah Rata, differing from the old route.
These are some of the ways to get to Cameron Highlands from Singapore. If you have experienced the journey from Singapore to Cameron Highlands and would like to share your experience, please do so by adding comments below. To learn more about traveling in Singapore, you can checkout Sgtravelinfo.com, that provides travel tips & guide to Singapore.


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I fell in love with drawing at the age of 19. That was a while ago. Since then hardly a day has gone by without drawing something I have seen or imagined. Drawing has given me the ability to capture stories and characters I see all around me, and I love that illustrating gives the opportunity to translate these everyday observations into recreating imagined worlds for authors.
I love stories with atmosphere, history or suspense, especially if those stories give me the opportunity to create strong characters and new spaces and places. I love short stories, books set in powerful landscapes, or rural and pastoral environments. I would love to illustrate classics such as Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, Jamaica Inn, The Secret Garden or Tom's Midnight Garden. To be able to illustrate for Linda Newbery and Siobhan Dowd in books that deal with nature and landscape has been a gift in recent years and has reinvigorated my passion for the illustrated novel.


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I'm pretty new to the realm of mental health. At least, I'm pretty new to identifying with a diagnosis (which I currently do), and recognizing it in my life, and embracing it and working on a daily basis towards finding new ways to understand and incorporate it.
I'll start from the sort-of beginning. I am a 32-year-old East-Vancouver woman, the eldest of four children of now-separated parents, and I just came out as bisexual about three years ago (though I currently probably identify more as being pan- or omni-sexual). A few years before that my journey into recovery from substance abuse began. And a couple of years prior to that, I had a son whom I placed with an adoptive family. I have been fat (a word I have decided to reclaim) most of my life, struggling with disordered eating and body image. So living on the edges of societal norms and accepted cultural standards has never really been something I've been a stranger to. What I've had a hard time with is the backlash from said culture, and a lot of the people in it. But I'll leave that for another article!
Two years ago, amid working a program of recovery and doing my level best to become a 'productive and responsible member of society', I had an episode of panic disorder. The last time this happened to me I was 17 and I believed then that the cause was drug- and alcohol-related. It took me years to recover the first time, and was a major life-shaping experience. So when it happened again, just after my third sobriety anniversary, imagine my shock and horror.
It's been two years since that episode and I have spent the entire time picking up the pieces, re-examining them, and putting together new truths for myself that encompass the whole of my experience. In short, my entire life has changed again. Everything that I thought I was, all of the things that I once associated with myself, have ceased to exist. This has been met by its fair share of resistance, both from me, not wanting to face the severity and the incredibly limiting nature of the symptoms I was facing, and from the medical profession.
I am sad to report that I was let down by a great number of people in the beginning of my mental health journey (this is my first exposure to psychiatry, to emergency room psychiatry wards, to CBT and DBT and all kinds of other therapy groups) simply because they classified me as 'too high functioning' and turned me away, in most cases without knowing anything about me, and without giving any suggestions as to further options. This has been the last two years of my experience. And I have been navigating this at the same time as attempting to cope with the responsibilities of working full time, responsibilities to my spiritual community, friends and family, and an every-changing spectrum of symptoms.
The original diagnosis I was given a year ago was Borderline Personality Disorder. I didn't think much of it at the time, so I didn't take it seriously. I didn't even bother looking it up to find out what it was. It was only through growing frustration of not meeting anyone who had the same diagnosis (and identified with it), and being put in touch with such a person (who is now a great friend and has introduced me to an invaluable online support network for people living with BPD) that I have come to learn about it, identify with it, and look at ways that I can better integrate it into my life.
DBT (dialectical behavioral therapy) seems to be the key piece of treatment for people with BPD. I am finally on the waiting list for a DBT group, I have about five more months to go. In the meantime, I have been exploring other symptoms with my psychiatrist because there was a huge part of my experience that was not being validated by my BPD diagnosis, and something was nagging me, telling me that it was something more than just a temporary thing. The other piece of my diagnosis has turned out to be OCD.
There are many different symptoms associated with OCD, things like persistent hand-washing and other compulsive behaviors like light-switch flipping or counting. I experience the counting, the double-checking of everything (sometimes to the Nth degree), and also – and probably the most disruptive and at times downright terrifying part of it all – persistent and intrusive thoughts that are disgusting, disturbing, usually violent, usually directed at people that I love. This has been an ongoing struggle with me, and has worsened in the last two years.
I can honestly say that I am grateful for what this has brought up for me, though not always so. I am grateful that I have been able to learn more about my family history, which was never talked about in the secretiveness of our home. Anxiety and panic disorders, depression, addiction and OCD run in the family, on both sides. I am able to own where I'm at today, though admittedly with occasional difficulty and rebellion.
Sometimes it's just difficult to get through the day, and especially trying to keep other people informed and aware of what's going on for me, trying not to let go of the important things in my life, and just going into survival mode when things seem bleak. But it has shed a lot of light on things that have plagued me for years, that I knew weren't just a simple cut-and-dry case (and when is it ever cut and dry?!) of addiction. It's enabled me to come face-to-face with things that are a core part of who I am, to be able to finally let go of things which no longer serve me, and to practice patience with myself, something I've always struggled with.
My experience of life is literally day-to-day. Some days I feel great, on top of the world (…if I could only get rid of that pesky anxious feeling!). And then other days I find it difficult to leave my room, let alone the house. Sometimes I spend a couple of days like this, not eating much, not sleeping much, not able to shower or put on clothes, not being able to do much of anything.
I have chosen to leave my job (this was my last week) and attempt to seek out financial assistance so that I can dedicate myself to my healing and finally stabilize myself. I am more than a little nervous about leaving behind another big piece of my identity: being employed and having a job, no matter what else is going in my life.
I am currently integrating the idea that I don't have to look a certain way to have worth, that my body is beautiful as it is, that I have my own strengths and that I am of great value to those who love me and to those I am able to encounter and to be of service to. This is a challenging one for me, as I have a hard time detaching from the duality of good/bad, right/wrong, healthy/sick and living in the grey area of the Unknown. My spiritual path helps me with this a great deal, and the people in my spiritual community and in all of my other communities.
I am noticing the overlap of people from one community to the next, which gives me hope that there just may be something to this whole unity thing after all. 🙂 Until next time…


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They don't call it March Madness for nothin'. With fierce competition, teams either advance, or their season comes to an end. Regionals and state are getting closer for the Grizzlies boys and girls teams after they advanced Thursday night, sweeping through districts each taking first place. Both teams are off to the Regional playoffs. The boys team plays in Spokane verses Gonzaga Prep Friday, Feb 24 at 6:00 p.m. at University High School. The Lady Grizzlies are se to play Saturday, Feb 25 at 4:00 p.m. at Jackson High School versus Bellarmine Prep.
The grizzlies are guaranteed a spot at the Tacoma Dome, win or lose in regionals. They are playing for their 'seed' placement and whether or not they will have a 'bye' game the first round or have to play on day one. The advantage to the 'bye' game is that they will have a chance to watch the opposition before they have to take them on.
Regionals should be competitive as Gonzaga Prep is 22-1 and Bellarmine Prep has a record of 23-1. Gonzaga Prep lost their only game by three and Bellarmine Prep by one. According to The Herald, The Grizzlies are limiting their opponents to 47.2 points per game, second best in 4A behind Gonzaga Prep.


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It's not unusual for designers to borrow from non-Western cultures for a seasonal trend. Past design trends have ranged from mud cloths to mandalas, and all have been used as inspiration for both international and independent brands. A burgeoning trend that has been developing into the market are replicas of Lobi pottery, specifically altar vessels covered with three-dimensional spikes. Another aspect of Lobi dress that has gone "mainstream" are lip plates, which are placed on the upper, lower, or both lips.
Although the two items are different in aesthetic and use, they both provide an example of how Western colonization and thought have shaped the popularity of distinctly West African objects.
The Lobi are a cultural group that lives in Burkina Faso and parts of Ivory Coast. They are traditionally associated with rural life and live in an informal clan system. During French colonization in Burkina Faso (1896-1960), the Lobi were able to maintain their independence longer than nearby groups, which was due to their open resistance against foreign influence.
The inspiration behind Lobi pottery can range from normal life to the spiritual. This emphasis on spirituality is particularly focused with spiked altar vessels, which is a style that is present in pottery across Western Africa.
Appearing like a browned Jackfruit, Lobi altar festivals can be spiked all over and are shaped with a ladle and at times, a carved lid. The Art Institute of Chicago notes in a description of an early to mid-20th-century vessel that the lid, "protects the contents from natural and supernatural contamination." This suggests that the item was meant for pouring and may have been used for non-utilitarian purposes. The spikes represent a variety of hopes in life, including protection from witchcraft and misfortune.
This concept of protection is also present in the traditional adornment of the Lobi, which was viewed as offensive by French colonial powers and resulted into few photographic representations. Christopher D. Roy states in the Burkina Faso chapter of the text, Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion that the group used to wear arm and neck coverings that were made from leather and brass in order to protect from spirits in the wild. Aside from arm and neckwear, traditional Lobi dress revealed a lot of the wearer's skin. Roy notes that men wore thin cords around the waist, which allowed the testicles to hang, and at times, front coverings. Men also wore their hair long in clay locks that framed their face. Women looked similar but wore coverings around the front and back of their lower body. Although not exclusively Lobi, body modification is also a part of the culture through coin-sized lip plates and body scarring in intricate shapes. Lip plates have gained popularity in "alternative" cultures in the West since the late 20th century and are becoming more socially accepted. Lobi dress has now changed and ranges from Western-inspired outfits or wraps that are commonly seen in Western Africa.
There has been so much effort to diminish and change cultural groups like the Lobi. As Lobi altar vessels become an accent in homes and mouth plates fill lips, an appreciation and acknowledgment of where these items originate are necessary. For more on the material culture of this group, check out the Art Institute of Chicago's Lobi collection.


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29 June, 2013 at 11:04 #2389
Hello everyone,
On behalf of my good friend Christine Allen nee Moseley, I have been trying to research her paternal family line. I can only get back to her great grandfather, Charles Moseley, before I hit the proverbial brick wall. According to the 1891, 1901 and 1911 census records and his 1891 marriage certificate, he was born somewhere between 1849 and 1861 in Guisborough, Yorkshire to father John Moseley and mother unknown. Charles Moseley died at place unknown prior to the marriage of his son Lionel Charles Moseley in London in 1916. John Moseley had died prior to the marriage of Charles in 1891.
Charles Moseley married Annie Jane Marsh nee Eastwood in London in 1891. His marriage certificate indicates that he was born in 1861, and that he was a widower. I know of know children to this first marriage. Annie Jane Marsh already had at least two children when she married Charles Moseley in August of 1891. By 1901 the family is living apart. Lionel, who now states that he was born in Guisborough, Yorkshire in 1850 is now living at Camden Place Cottages in Chislehurst, Kent. He is working as a painter. In 1911 he states he was born in Guisborough, Yorkshire in 1849 and that he is a widower. However, I believe his wife died in 1932. I have her death certificate.
Does anyone reading this message know anything of this Charles Moseley? I cannot find him on the census prior to 1891. I cannot pinpoint his birth or death on FreeBMD, nor can I find a record of his first marriage. I have tried many variations of the name Moseley with no joy.I am particularly keen to know if he fathered any more children with his second wife, Annie May Marsh. I should mention here that Annie's three children all appear to have been brought up with the surname Marsh. In the case of Lionel Charles who was born to Lionel Moseley in 1892, this seems quite odd, but may be explained by the fact that Charles and Annie were living apart for some reason.
I would be most greateful at all if anyone out there could shed some light on this Moseley family.
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The Gigabit solution has now a follow-up in standards, a new PON generation driven by the enhancement of the delivered bandwidth. This next coming wave of PON systems is based on a 10 Gbit/s transmission technology known as XG-PON (ITU G.987 series). The recommendation of the asymmetric version named XGPON1 (10G/2.5G) is available now. Some initial field trials have been already done in 2010. This confirms the feasibility of XG-PON's coexistence with commercially deployed G-PON systems.
We are now starting in FSAN (Full Service access Network) the discussions of what would be a new era of access networks, known as the "Next Generation PON2". The aim is to focus on the additional features and tools for extending the applicability of the XG-PON technologies. Moreover, under the generic term "NG-PON2″, FSAN started an investigation on upcoming technologies enabling a further bandwidth increase and able to solve the issues encountered in the "G-PON" and "10G" PON technologies deployments. NG-PON2 will also study new architectures that might involve some affordable plant evolutions, to take the benefit of the maturing WDM technologies and the necessary adaptations for the access.


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2 Beautiful Angels born alive at 20 weeks - Both died just over an hour later(59 Posts)
Our Story ( it's kind of a novel sorry )- Hopefully our experience will help other people to know they are not alone.
My Husband and I had been trying for a baby for the last 6 years after 3 years we found out that my tubes were completely closed and had only a 1 in a million chance of conceiving naturally, so we decided to try ivf. We were so excited to learn on christmas day that we were pregnant after our third implant. I started to bleed at 7 and a half weeks and we were devistated to think that we were losing our baby. I went to the hospital and was given an ultrasound they found that we had 2 sacs 1 had a heartbeat and 1 didn't. We were sad that one of our eggs didnt make it but were happy that one still did.but I was still very anxious.The doctors told me that the bleeding was most likely the sac that did not have a heart beat and i would have to pass it. Later that night I lost a huge clot so I went back to the hospital the next day to make sure that it was the one that did not have a heartbeat and you can imagine my surprise when they were doing the scan and the doctors and nurses were looking intently at the screen saying are you seeing this. I hadn't been game enough to look at the screen in case it was bad news as the last time I had been pregnant I got to 11 weeks and found out that it had died at 9 weeks. When I looked at the screen I seen there was suddenly 2 heartbeats it was absolutley amazing. I had never been so happy in my life. It was still early so I didn't want to get too carried away but you just can't help it. then we had another scare at 15 weeks when i went for a nt scan and the doctors said that t2 had too much fluid behind his neck and i need an amnio test because he had a 1 in 2 and 1 in 4 chance of having 3 serious syndromes. we had the test and after 2 weeks of waiting we found out that we had dodged all 3 bullits the baby was fine and we found out that he was a boy. At 19 weeks we found out that our T1 was a girl it was just perfect. on the 03.04.09 I started losing a brown discharge and had mild cramping and worried i went to the hospital I was told it was nothing to worry about, it's old blood. this continued to happen and I kept going back to the hospital worried I just felt something was wrong they did scans and told me I had a short cervix of 2.3cms and i asked if i should be worried as i knew twins never went full term and i had my daughter when I was 16 and she came 5 weeks early. they told me they would monitor it. i asked if I should give up work and have bed rest and was told " we will see where you are in 4 weeks" i told them I work in a management position and i am constantly on my feet, and i read that the brown discharge before 22 weeks can be a sign of late miscarriage and was told that i could stay at work i was fine and told not to read my books anymore. 1.30am on the 15th of April i had mild cramping and couldn't tell if it was pressure pain or actual pain so i called the hospital. they told me to come in I called my husband home from work and we went to the hospital. I had a nurse feel my stomach and after a short while she told me that I had had 2 contractions in 10 mins i told her i can't be having contractions as I was only 20 weeks to the day. the registrar did an internal and said that my cervix was open and made a hand gesture of approximatley a tennis ball. she told me not to worry they could do a stitch but she had to see her supervisor. when her supervisor came down she did not even recheck she just said from what she had been told my cervix was closed i asked her to recheck and she said that she didn't need to! they did a quick scan and the babies were fine playing as they do they gave me a shot of buscopan and morphine and told me I would be in for a couple of days to monitor me. I was moved to a ward. Another doctor came to see me at 7.30am and told me that I needed a patch to stop the labour. My husband and i continuely asked for the patch several times and still had not recieved it when they sent me for another ultrasound at 11.30am again both babies were fine they were playing and kicking each other and trying to hold hands through the membrane. the radiographer said that they were fine and still high in the pelvis so i started to breath again but i wanted the patch that they had spoke of as the doctor said it takes a while to work. when i went back upstairs i asked for it again and they finally brought it to me at 1.30pm i sent my husband home because I thought every thing was going to be alright now and he had been up for 50 hours. I was moved to a private room I am not sure why i was trying to rest and all of a sudden with no warning my waters broke at 2.30pm. I called for the nurse and it took them over 5 minutes to come in and told me they only came in because I was crying. I was taken down to delivery. My husband turned up at about 3pm and our beautiful Phoebe was born at 3.16pm she weighed only 280grams and she was 24.5cms long I thought she had been born dead as they didn't move her then our beautiful Dylan came at 3.17pm and landed straight on Phoebe's head and they left him there too. My mother turned up not long after they were born approximately 5-10minutes and the babies were still between my legs uncovered. I was hysterical and told my mother that we had lost them. She went up to look at the twins and then she noticed they were breathing and their hearts were beating. she informed the nurse and she said " well I'll get a blanket then" we asked them to help the babies and the staff informed us that it was legislation that babies under 24 weeks can not be assisted. they told us to spend time with our babies and say goodbye. Our Phoebe lived for just over an hour and Our Dylan lived for an hour and 15 minutes. although they were only here a short time they will be loved always.
I don't know what to say but wanted to leave you a message. Firstly congratulations on the birth of Phoebe and Dylan, I think it's always important to say that. Secondly. so sorry you lost them and I am so at the treatment you received at the hospital, once you are strong enough I hope you take it further.
oh my! no idea what to say to you,but i just had to let you know i read your post and appreciate you sharing it with us.
so sorry for your loss.
and sorry that the med staff weren't very human.
So sorry for your losses
and very angry on your behalf for the very bad treatment you received
oh my god, you poor poor thing, amd your poor beautiful babies. I am stunned by this, it is so very sad.
I am so very sorry for your losses xx
im so sorry xx
oh i have no wise words but wanted to to say im thinking of you xx
Thank you for your support I have taken it further and made a complaint to the minister of health. I don't understand how they can say that a baby after 19 weeks is viable enough to bury but is not viable for saving if they are breathing at 20 weeks.
What an awful story. So sorry for your loss of Phoebe and Dylan.
bloodyhell for you.
for little Phoebe and Dylan. RIP little ones,
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Everyone on there knows exactly how you are feeling. Be gentle on yourself.
You'll find lots of support on here too, tragically.
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I'm so sorry to read this, how heartbreaking. God bless you and your two little angels x
my goodness, how utterly utterly sad.
I hope its been really cathartic and good for you to write it all down. Copy and paste it into a Word file and keep it safe so that you will always remember the details.
Dear God if I say what I feel like saying about the hospital treatment you received I fear it will detract from the fact that you gave birth to two wonderful babies who were sadly only with you for a very short time. For that you just need love and hugs and support and for them to be remembered happily.
When your short memories are solidified then will be the time to be angry, but for now enjoy thinking about the time you had with Phoebe and Dylan. I hope that is some small comfort.
becky. even the treatment,just leaving them....so bad! it really shouldn't matter how many weeks,its the lack of basic care that astounded me in your post.....the waiting around for a stitch,a patch......its bad,bad,bad....feel so bad for you and your partner. shocking treatment.
just seen you have posted on the other thread, thank you so much for doing that x
OMG, I am appalled. Both by the treatment they gave you and by the utter disrespect and callousness shown to Phoebe and Dylan. I don't understand how the staff could have just left them there like that, between your legs.
Congratulations on the birth of Phoebe and Dylan.
My deepest sympathies for your loss and unspeakable at the way you were treated.
Congratulations on the birth of Phoebe and Dylan.
Such shock anger and sadness and reading this.
Your beautiful babies...I am so sorry you were treated this way.
so sorry for your loss
I thought if a baby was born breathing the medics had to assist?
I am so sorry for your loss.
I also recieved their deaths certificates on wednesday and the hospital put that they only lived 5 minutes and on the dicharge report they put Phoebe's death at 4.15pm and they said they checked Dylan at 6.45pm and he still had a heart beat till 7 pm which is not true they both died in our arms just over an hour after they were born I want answers now. as to why the precare so poor and they made little attempt to stop the labour and then they wouldn't help them and then to lie about how long they lived my husband and i were holding them when they passed away, no one else checked them
I thought they had to assist as well. we were told they were not allowed
Then that needs to be MN new campaign.
It is to heartbreaking to think they watched 2 babies die and did nothing because they weren't allowed. I couldn't have done nothing.
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In describing the paper, Mr., Sweatman said, �There is definitely a place for silver in the new generation of solders that have had to be developed in response to the effective ban on lead imposed by the EU�s Directive on the Restriction of Hazardous Substances in electrical and electronic equipment. However, as has been demonstrated by the success of the Nihon Superior SN100C� alloy, there are a wide range of applications where a silver addition is not required so that the electronics industry can have a more cost-effective solution that does not compromise performance or reliability.�
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