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The Booking Office Bar offers you dramatic cathedral-like space, a 29-meter-long bar, and exquisite touches like house-made bitters.
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Our St. Pancras Renaissance London Hotel has been widely acclaimed as one of the very best venues in London, and it isn't hard to see why. Its stunning facade and old-world interiors conjure Victorian chic while the services and facilities are everything you'd expect from a modern, first-class hotel. Our vast Booking Office Bar & Restaurant is a must-visit treat, offering delicious Victorian inspired cocktailstailored to the modern palate. Direct access to the St. Pancras railway station and Eurostar terminal puts you in easy reach of many great European destinations. Closer to home, some of London's top attractions are within walking distance, including the British Library and British Museum. Ask local Navigator Mathias for his top tips of what to do during your stay at one of London's most iconic addresses.
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The British Library
The biggest public library in UK and the largest collection of books in the world.
The British Library is located next-door to our hotel and it is a home to number of books and manuscripts displayed to the public for free. Be sure not to miss Magna Carta but also Captain Cook's journal. Every music fan can visit The British Library Sound Archive and listen to old recordings. My personal favourite is the statue of Isaac Newton in the main piazza, sculptured by Eduardo Paolozzi.
Address:96 Euston Rd,, London, N11 3NL
phone:+44 330 333 1144
Website: http://www.bl.uk/
Dishoom King`s Cross
Northern Indian flavours set in an old Bombay railway café with a modern twist.
If you fancy a travel in time and space into an old Bombay during the 1920s, this branch of Dishoom is exactly for you. Food is both original and comforting. The most sought-after black dhal is legendary and butter nans are dangerously addictive. Dinner time you can book a table of 6 and more and sip on a Bombay Martini while waiting for your group to arrive.
Address:5 Stable Street, King's Cross, London, N1C 4AB
phone:+020 7420 9321
Website: http://www.dishoom.com/kings-cross/
The Lighterman
Three-storey modern pub and cocktail bar with fantastic views overlooking Regent Canal and Granary Square.
The Lighterman is owned by the same people behind Alfred Tennyson, one of my favourite drinking spots in London. The location is stunning and you have to sit on a terrace or right next to one of its massive windows. The cocktail menu is extensive and reasonably priced. I love their fish and chips with home made tartar sauce .Go there for breakfast or brunch and cure your head with bloody Mary.
Address:3 Granary Square, Kings Cross, London, N1C 4BH
phone:+020 3846 3400
Website: https://thelighterman.co.uk/
The Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9 ¾
Collect books, prop replicas, clothing, movies and more from all of the Harry Potter film series.
Every die-har fan of Harry Potter books has to visit this iconic location. There is something great in seeing people in their 30s pushing a shopping cart and trying to disappear into a station wall. You are sure to be simply amazed to find a whole world of magic inside. Some of the items are exclusively made and you are guaranteed to leave with a smile on your face.
Address:Kings Cross Station, Platform 9 3/4, London, N1 9AP
Record store, listening lounge and café-bar built around a stunning sound system.
It is simply impossible not to admire this stunning creation, a perfect marriage of music and cocktails. Especially if you are an audiophile like me, this might be your favorite bar in London from now on. Although the analog sound system is definitely the star of the show, they serve excellent food and deserts all day. Come over in the evening and you might see someone famous behind the decks.
Address:9 - 10 Stable St, Kings Cross, London, N1C 4AB
phone:+020 3319 0050
Website: http://spiritland.com/
Fashion outlet of concept lifestyle brand 18montrose located in Grain Store building.
You cannot imagine a better location for this shopping experience located in one of the spacious arches of the restored Grain store building. The way that the items are displayed reminds one more of a modern art gallery with clean square shapes and massive mirrors that multiply reflection. It's a great place to just pop in and have a chat and get the latest updates about sport fashion.
Address:6-8 Stable Street, King's Cross, London, N1C 4AB
phone:+020 380 55451
Website: https://18montrose.com/
German Gymnasium
Great brasserie serving Mittel-European cuisine in an original Grade II-listed German Gymnasium
Defiantly one of the most impressive venues in town, it was originally a gym built in 1864 for the German Gymnastics Society. You can expect a Modern European cooking with a pleasant German and Austrian twist. Weather you are trying to amaze your spouse or business partner, you will not be disappointed. I was particular stunned by the hand rolled dumplings which reminded me of my childhood.
Address:1 King's Blvd, Kings Cross, London, Kings Cross, London, N1C 4BU
phone:+020 7287 8000
Website: https://www.germangymnasium.com/
Wellcome Collection
Museum, library and art gallery where science, medicine and art meet under one roof.
The Wellcome Collection was built around an eclectic collection of art and artefacts that once belonged to Henry Wellcome and skillfully links medicine with art. You don't have to be a scientist to enjoy its exhibitions and numerous events. But if you do get overwhelmed there's always a cafe attached to its library and restaurant on the second floor.
Address:183 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BE
phone:+44 (0)20 7611 2222
Website: https://wellcomecollection.org
Granary Square Brasserie
Chic brasserie serving simple, well-executed dishes, located in the former granary
You might think that you have just walked inside of The Ivy's, and you are probably right, however the Granary Square Brasserie retains its unique charm dictated by the location. The food is simple but masterfully prepared. I love the Art Deco decor and the monkfish and prawn curry was and absolute winner. Great place for people watching so grab a delicious desert and seat outside.
Address:1 Granary Square, King's Cross, London, N1C 4AB
phone:+020 3940 1000
Website: https://granarysquarebrasserie.com/
The Fellow
Trendy gastropub with great food and roof terrace and live events
You will love the casual atmosphere, friendly staff and comfortable leather sofas. I usually go to The Fellow with some friends to enjoy one of their sharing platters and a good pint of craft bear to start with. The roof terrace is a must in summer, and if you fancy a bit of live action it is worth venturing upstairs to The Black Door! Think DJs and live music.
Address:24 York Way, King's Cross, London, N1 9AA
phone:+0207 833 4395
Website: https://www.thefellow.co.uk/
Old Spitalfields Market
Old Victorian Market Halls is lined with an array of stalls catering to the needs of eclectic shoppers
Definitely one of the coolest markets in London and surprisingly it dates back to late 1700s. The Grade II listed buildings has been designed by George Sherrin between 1885 and 1893 and restored recently to their former glory. It is a great destination if you are into fashion, arts and crafts but I tend to travel there to enjoy the best falafel and jollof rice you can get in London.
Address:16 HORNER SQUARE, Spitalfields, London, E1 6EW
phone:+020 7375 2963
Website: https://oldspitalfieldsmarket.com/
Camden Market
Arts and Crafts, Food and Second Hand Market with Bohemian heritage.
Camden is popular with tourist, foodies and music lovers. It simply epitomises London and its ever changing nature. It is best if you walk straight over to a canal side and Camden Lock. Explore beautiful Victorian arcades where you can find hand made confectionery and fashion pieces. My favourite food spot has to be Camden Stables where great pop ups cater to all recent trends!
Address:Camden Lock Place, London, NW1 8AF
phone:+44 20 3763 9900
Website: www.camdenmarket.com
Gordon's Wine Bar
Gordon's low ceilings and candlelit interiors take guests back to the 18th-century origins of the Kipling House at London's oldest wine bar.
Clamber down the steep, narrow staircase to cross the threshold of this Gothic-style 19th-century wine cellar- the oldest in London. Although located on busy Villiers Street, this institution of a wine bar (and former home of Rudyard Kipling) is preceded by an anonymous, even derelict-looking exterior. With nothing but a few cobweb-covered jars in a neglected window, only the faint lettering that begrudgingly spells the word 'Gordon's' invites you in. Downstairs, Londoners in the know huddle beneath low arches and antique clocks to enjoy wines from across the globe by candlelight. Besides the myriad of wines on offer, Gordon's has a noteworthy selection of sherry, port and Madeira served from wooden casks behind the bar. Also available is a variety of light dishes and continental cheeses with a generous hunk of French bread and butter.
Address:47 Villiers Street, London, WC2N 6NE
phone:+44 20 7930 1408
Website: http://www.gordonswinebar.com/
The Cross Keys
Stop by this cool bar to check out the eclectic decor. Enjoy drinks paired with a delicious roast dinner and chatter with friends.
An unassuming pub on a comparatively quiet back street on the edge of Covent Garden, Cross Keys gets its name from its unusual sign showing cherubs holding the crossed keys of Saint Peter, keeper of the gates to Heaven. Built in the 19th Century, every inch of wall space in this narrow, grade 2 listed building is covered in pictures, photographs, etchings and posters, ranging from Victorian paintings to Beatles album covers. From the ceiling hangs a collection of copper and brass items, including kettles, pots and musical instruments. It's an eclectic space, but one that suits Cross Keys, making it a charming place to visit. It's the perfect place to stop in for a pint, and on Sundays you can get a slice of their special roast. There's even a functional room in back that can be rented out for parties or events.
Address:31 Endell Street, London, WC2H 9EB
phone:+44 20 7836 5185
Enjoy the perfect cup of coffee at Timberyard. This laid-back London coffeehouse serves up tasty drinks and decadent pastries.
Timberyard is a modern coffeehouse in every sense of the word - it's obvious in everything from the decor to the Ipads mounted on some of the tables. That's right, while you're enjoying your latte, you can enjoy technology at your fingertips without lugging your laptop around. Inside, you'll find comfortable shabby-chic furniture and counters stacked high with cakes, brownies, fruits, and other irresistible coffeehouse goodies. Even with technology's central role in this cafe, the atmosphere is lively, with plenty of people coming here to catch up with friends or have an informal business meeting.
Address:7 Upper St Martin's Lane, London, WC2H 9DL
Website: http://www.timberyardlondon.com/
Caravan King's Cross
Fuel up for the day with a cup of joe from this heavenly coffee roasters shop. The corn and morcilla fritters make for a great breakfast.
The second location of London's coffeeshop darling, Caravan King's Cross brings the business's worldly all day menu and delicious coffee drinks to the King's Cross area. The open, industrially inspired decor plays host to a suitably contemporary menu of small bites and larger entrees from around the world. A sizable dessert menu is joined by a selection of traditional puddings and Swiss cheeses, allowing a world of tastes in this upscale restaurant.
Address:1 Granary Square, London, N1C 4AA
phone:+44 20 7101 7661
Website: http://www.caravankingscross.co.uk/
Green & Fortune Cafe
Enjoy dishes made with meats sourced from Green & Fortune's own farm, for a truly sustainable, local dining experience.
Green & Fortune Cafe offers farm-fresh sandwiches, salads, and more. Sourcing their beef and lamb from their own farm, their staff butcher prepares the cuts of meats to be used in their dishes. Other meats and fish are sourced from local providers who raise their animals ethically. Their baker makes the cakes and pastries on display fresh every day. Offering a sustainable and authentic dining experience, this cafe is worth a visit for breakfast or lunch.
Address:90 York Way, London, N1 9AG
phone:+44 20 7014 2850
Website: http://greenandfortunecafe.co.uk/
Camden Town Brewery
Camden Town Brewery offers small-group tours of their brewing facilities, so you can learn all about how their tasty beers are created.
The Camden town Brewery makes one of the best local brews in the city. Its speciality brews are the crisp and lemony Camden Hells Lager, the dry, fruity Camden Pale, the Camden Wheat with a distinct aroma of banana and toffee and Camden Ink that has a blend of coffee and chocolate. These beers are available year-round. Other seasonal beers include floral and lemony Gentleman's Wit, the bitter Rude Boy and the USA Hells that has a mix of mango and pineapple in it. On certain days, food trucks are invited to provide guests with a taste of the wonderful street food the city has to offer.
Address:5-59 Wilkin Street Mews, London, NW5 3NN
phone:+44 20 7485 1671
Website: http://www.camdentownbrewery.com/
The Charles Lamb
A gorgeous sunlit interior pairs with a long French wine list and tasty bar fare at neighborhood favorite Charles Lamb pub.
Charles Lamb pub is a delightful hidden gem, tucked behind rows of Regency terraced houses just behind Angel Station. It's position off of the main street manages to control the crowds, however, leaving the bar bustling yet accessible. With elegant, minimal decor, a sunlit interior that brightens up the afternoon atmosphere, and a selection of delectable bar snacks, it's easy to see why this hidden spot is a neighborhood favorite. A French wine list available in glasses and carafes completes the selection at this wonderful spot.
Address:16 Elia Street, London, N1 8DE
phone:+44 20 7837 5040
Website: http://www.thecharleslambpub.com/
The Spanish tapas here are perfect for sharing amongst family and friends. Order as many will fit on the table for an unforgettable meal.
This popular tapas bar is located on lively Exmouth Market. This tapas bar is relatively small and simple, but the flavors coming out of the kitchen are absolutely mouth watering. Sample small plates of traditional Spanish tapas like croquetas, tortillas, montaditos and more. All the tapas and wines are very reasonably priced, making Morito a great value. Flavor-seekers can perch at the tall tables or bar inside, or take advantage of nice weather and people-watch while you savor.
Address:32 Exmouth Market, London, EC1R 4QE
phone:+44 20 7 278 7007
Granary Square
This canalside square is a fantastic public space to visit when the weather is good; enjoy the Al fresco restaurants.
Visit this public space when the weather is good, as it is a meeting place and hub for numerous activities. Enjoy the restaurants which offer seating outside or admire the choreographed fountains lit up at night to form a spectacular display.
Address:4 Stable St, London, N1C
The Foundling Museum
The Foundling Museum is Britain' original home for abandoned children, founded in 1739.
The Foundling Museum explores the history of the Foundling Hospital, the UK's first children's charity. This well preserved historic building is a real highlight of the architecture that can be found in the Bloomsbury area nearby. The museum hosts regular exhibitions and contains the important Foundling Hospital Art Collection.
Address:40 Brunswick Square, London, WC1N 1AZ
phone:+44 (0)20 7841 3600
Website: http://foundlingmuseum.org.uk/
The Regent's Canal
Take a sunset walk along the Regent's Canal waterway and see some the area's historical buildings along the way.
Regent's Canal is part of King's Cross unique heritage and it's a great walkway to explore nature & historical buildings. Great for runners, walkers and families alike. Take the towpath from King's Cross & it can lead you to Camden Town & Regent's Park.
Address:Granary Square, London, N11 3NL
The Skip Garden Kitchen
Serves up delicious food made with organic produce from the garden - it doesn't get more local!
A great outdoor restaurant serving healthy food all made using produce grown onsite in the Skip Garden. The menu includes salads, fresh juices & gorgeous baked cakes. Great family fun, as you can even enjoy the eggs from the chickens on site.
Address:Tapper Walk, London, N1C 4AQ
Website: www.globalgeneration.org.uk
Hatchards St Pancras
Established in 1797 & booksellers to the Royal Household, Hatchards is one of the oldest and most famous bookshops.
Hatchards St Pancras brings their long tradition of excellent bookselling to one of the city's most beautiful buildings. They are renowned for their close relationship with celebrated authors & writers. Hatchards St Pancras is also home to a vibrant events programme, 15,000 books and a stunning selection of stationery and gifts.
Address:Hatchards St Pancras, London, N11 3NL
phone:+44 20 7278 1238
Website: https://www.hatchards.co.uk/
Drake & Morgan
Drake & Morgan offers handcrafted cocktails, a beautiful beer & wine list and a unique space to dine!
Drake & Morgan offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of London's streets. The restaurant features two elegant bars, an atmosphere that's upscale yet relaxed, and a very diverse dining menu.
Address:6 Pancras Square, London, N1C 4AG
phone:+0845 468 0107
Drink, Shop & Do
Unique cafe with a vintage shop twist. You can buy the vintage furniture you sit on or even the cup & saucer.
The shop is really unique as it's also functions as a wonderful local cafe. You can buy the vintage furniture you sit on, and you can select to purchase the items hanging from the walls and ceilings. Don't forget the cup and saucer you're drinking out of!
Address:9 Caledonian Road, Kings Cross, London, N1 9DX
phone:+020 7278 4335
Website: http://www.drinkshopdo.com/
The Betjeman Arms
A modern pub which is conveniently located on the St Pancras train platform. Enjoy a local ale overlooking the trains.
Step back in time by sipping on a local ale on the terrace of this modern pub. Sitting on their terrace, it's easy to Imagine the steam trains arriving into the very large train shed. The Betjeman Arms pub is a great stop before heading off on your journey.
Address:St Pancras International, London, N11 3NL
phone:+020 7923 5440
Website: http://www.thebetjemanarms.co.uk/
The Lamb
The Lamb is a great local find - a classic Victorian pub serving great British classics & fine ales!
A unique Victorian pub in Bloomsbury that still has all the original fixtures you would expect. They serve up a great pub menu along with superb draft beer. It's very near the British Museum, so it's great for a break after touring the museum.
Address:94 Lamb's Conduit Street, London, N11 3NL
phone:+0207 4050713
Website: http://www.thelamblondon.com/
The British Library Shop
A truly magical book shop! They focus on selling items linked to the history of English literature & bookmaking.
This bookshop is world-renowned for it's selection and diversity. They mainly sell books and novelty items linked to the history of English literature & the making of books. The library from time-to-time holds temporary exhibitions and they sell products linked to these special galleries.
Address:96 Euston Road, London, N11 3NL
phone:+44 330 333 1144
Website: http://shop.bl.uk/?ns_campaign=online_shop&ns_mchannel=ppc&ns_source=google&ns_linkname=British%20library%20shop&ns_fee=0&gclid=CN2lmbfdwssCFUWNGwod4dMK_Q
The Lighterman
The Lighterman is a 3-storey restaurant & bar overlooking the nearby Granary Square & Regent's Canal.
Offering all-day drinking & dining, The Lighterman is a large complex that contains a pub, restaurant, and bar. Alongside it's canal-side views, expect great dishes from the wood fired grill and pizza oven. Great option for al fresco dining.
Address:3 Granary Square, London, N1C 4BH
phone:+44 20 3846 3400
Website: http://thelighterman.co.uk/
Great local restaurant that has a wonderful terrace overlooking the waterway and a large selection of grilled steaks.
Rotunda has a great canalside location which is part of the Kings Place complex, a multi-purpose area of entertainment, art, and dining. Enjoy wonderful streaks and fish dishes on the terrace al fresco and watch the sun go down over Kings Cross.
Address:Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG
Website: http://www.rotundabaranddiner.co.uk/
Meetings at the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London
With R.E.N. Meetings your every need is taken care of. Our Meeting Experts assist in every detail of your function - from sourcing local beverages and food, to organizing live events to entertain your guests. The possibilities are endless.Book a meeting More about meetings
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Live Music - Melania Macali Duo
Pop/soul music using guitar, keyboard and vocals.
London, United Kingdom
Pop/soul music using guitar, keyboard and vocals.
Venue: St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London
Address: Euston Road, London, NW1 2AR, United Kingdom
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Pakistani Wedding Invitations
We are all familiar with the current invitation design. But have you ever thought about something different, bold, unique and like no other? And in here, I would like to share the collections of pakistani wedding invitations, all of them are definitely worth your attention. Pakistani wedding invitations will inspire you with 10 awesome ideas for your wedding invitation with a various styles and trends.
One of the most important things that you should consider when you will make the wedding invitation is color. In here we give you some color ideas that could be suitable, and in accordance with your style. Create your own design for your wedding invitation with combining our ideas with your creativity.
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Trade Ed. Random House Audio 2003
CS ISBN 0739306464 $39.95 Eleven cassettes
This is a quiet book. An introspective book. A book about relationships, feelings, dreams, and growing up in 1970s Brooklyn. And that's exactly how narrator David Aaron Baker reads it: quietly, introspectively, and with an understanding of how to convey private thoughts with assurance and dignity. Baker has a soothing, beguiling voice that invites listeners to sit down and listen. He shows a distinct talent for character voices, though he sometimes edges into caricature, especially with his African-American inflections. Some of that is necessary, though, because this plot is somewhat ethereal and otherworldly. There is even a magic ring and a superhero. But the bottom line is that this is a well-told story, expertly narrated. Come. Sit down. Listen. R.I.G.
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Trade Ed. Random House Audio 2003
CS ISBN 0739306464 $39.95 Eleven cassettes
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I'm planning on putting a turbo 350 in my '79 camaro and I was just wondering if there is any modifications that need to be done to mount the tranny correctly. Will I need a different crossmember or should it bolt right up to the existing crossmember? Is there anything else I need to know before I tackle this job? This is my first race car and I need all the help I can get. Thanks in advance.
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Chanoine Freres is the second oldest champagne house. The Chanoine family is one of the oldest in Epernay. In 1730, during the reign of Louis XV, the brothers Jacques-Louis and Jean-Baptiste Chanoine established a company trading in the wines of champagne under the name of Chanoine Freres.
Delicate bubbles reflecting hints of green and gold. On the nose lime flowers and lemon balm mingle with notes of bitter orange and quince.
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Phillu, the matchbox shaped mobile storage deviceMonday, January 18th, 2010 | In Electronics Conceptual | Tags: Mobility Storage Devices, Phillu
Inspired by the matchbox, both Burak Kaynak and Emir Rifar Isik were came out an idea on designing a portable and matchbox shaped mobile storage device called as the Phillu.
Phillu is dedicated to Phillumeny, which is the hobby of collecting different match-related items such like matchboxes, matchbox labels, matchbooks, match-covers and so on.
The ideas behind this device are for easy carry, stylish and unique way to transfer your data information on the go. Phillu is designed with its black color of case and there are nine removable match-shaped sticks and each of the stick could carry 5GB of storage capacity.
Users can transfer data from the stickers to another Phillu device by striking the heads of the sticks along the striker. This can be performed without the need of a computer as the third party device, so users could always share their data with others users who also has Phillu mobile storage device.
A few simple steps on transferring data by sticks,
1. You friend wants to share the data with you.
2. You can push the case from behind and pick any available stick among the nine sticks.
3. You can put the stick head at the end of the striker at your friend's Phillu device.
4. Strike the stick quickly along the striker adding pressure for the data transferring.
5. When the stick turned into "burned black match", means the data has been successfully transferred to the stick.
6. You can plug-in the stick to your own Phillu device to complete the data sharing.
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Single Dose or Intermittant Cardioplegia: Factors that Influence Our Choice
A video presentation from the 2018 Sanibel Symposium on the current cardioplegia controversy by Richard Hayes from Quest Medical (33:20 minutes).
Randomized Controlled Trial of Heparin Versus Bivalirudin Anticoagulation in Acyanotic Children Undergoing Open Heart Surgery
To determine the safety and efficacy of bivalirudin as an anticoagulant for pediatric open heart surgery (OHS) and to determine its appropriate dosage for this purpose.
Perioperative Comparison Of Histidine-Tryptophan-Ketoglutarate, Del Nido, St. Thomas And Cold Blood Cardioplegia Protocols In High-Risk CABG Patients
Serdar Gunaydin, MD, PhD provides an update on cardioplegia solutions and techniques at the American Academy Conference (18:40 minutes).
Thoracic Aortic Surgery: State Of The Art Update In 2018
A video presentation from the Sanibel Symposium on new technology by Basel Ramlawi, MD, MMSc, FACS, FACC (48.18 minutes).
CMS Changes in Reimbursement for ECMO Procedures
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) implemented changes for ECMO procedures in the Medical Severity-Diagnosis Related Group (MS-DRG) on October 1, 2018.
Incidence of Cerebral Microemboli in Single-Dose vs. Multidose Cardioplegia in Adult Cardiac Surgery
This study compared the incidence of microemboli during cardiac operations using conventional (multidose) and del Nido (single-dose) cardioplegia delivery.
Clinical Challenge: Effective De-Airing designed to Reduce the Risk of Air Embolism
Clinical Challenge: Effective De-Airing designed to Reduce the Risk of Air Embolism. Video presentation from Sanibel Symposium 2018 (18:10 minutes).
An Introduction to Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO)
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), also known as extracorporeal life support (ECLS), is an extracorporeal technique of providing prolonged cardiac and respiratory support to persons whose heart and lungs are unable to provide an adequate amount of gas exchange or perfusion to sustain life.
Supply and Demand in the Perfusion Services Sector
Supply and Demand in the Perfusion Services Sector. This topic was presented at the 2018 Sanibel Symposium Conference.
Emergent Cardiac Surgery During Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI): A Weighted Meta-Analysis of 9,251 Patients From 46 Studies
Refinement in transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) technology should not only focus on miniaturisation and improving flexibility of the delivery systems and/or devices -which may have the potential for decreasing aortic dissection, annular rupture, and tamponade- but also incorporate modifications to prevent embolisation/dislocation of the valve.
Radial-Artery or Saphenous-Vein Grafts in Coronary-Artery Bypass Surgery
We performed a patient-level combined analysis of randomized, controlled trials to compare radial-artery grafts and saphenous-vein grafts for coronary-artery bypass grafting (CABG).
Mitral Valve Surgery: Current Minimally Invasive and Transcatheter Options
In this article, we review current techniques for minimally invasive cardiac surgery (MICS) for mitral valve repair or replacement (MVR/r) and upcoming catheter-based therapies for the mitral valve.
Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) by Centers with and without an On-Site Cardiac Surgery Program: Preliminary Experience from the German TAVI Registry
This study analysed patient characteristics, decision-making processes, and outcomes of TAVI performed in hospitals with versus those without on-site cardiac surgery (CS).
The Dutch Hospital Standardized Mortality Ratio (HSMR) Method and Cardiac Surgery: Benchmarking in a National Cohort Using Hospital Administration Data Versus a Clinical Database
The objective of this study is to compare the accuracy of data from hospital administration databases and a national clinical cardiac surgery database and to compare the performance of the Dutch hospital standardised mortality ratio (HSMR) method and the logistic European System for Cardiac Operative Risk Evaluation, for the purpose of benchmarking of mortality across hospitals.
Goal-Directed Therapy in Cardiac Surgery: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
There is evidence that perioperative goal-directed haemodynamic therapy (GDT) may reduce surgical mortality and morbidity in non-cardiac surgical patients, the data are less clear after cardiac surgery. The objective of this review is to perform a meta-analysis on the effects of perioperative GDT on mortality, morbidity, and length of hospital stay in cardiac surgical patients.
The Feasibility and Safety of Off-Pump Coronary Bypass Surgery in Emergency Revascularization
The efficacy and safety of off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting (OPCAB) in emergency revascularization remains controversial despite its widespread use. The aim of our study was to examine the applicability and safety of OPCAB in patients who were indicated for emergency surgery.
Comparison of Immediate Extubation Versus Ultrafast Tracking Strategy in the Management of Off-Pump Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery
Ultrafast tracking of anesthesia (UFTA) is practiced routinely, whereas immediate on-table extubation after off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB) grafting surgery has many concerns. The purpose of our study was to evaluate the safety and feasibility of immediate extubation (IE) versus UFTA.


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Birmingham in Jefferson County, Alabama — The American South (East South Central)
The Coe House
As a young child, the Coe's daughter, Frances, was stricken with polio and remained largely confined to the house for most of her life.
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In 1970, the Coe family sold the property and it housed the Morningside Commune until 1975. In 1977, the Alabama United Methodist Children's Home acquired the property and for more than two decades assisted over 3,600 children. The Coe House was purchased from the UMCH and restored as a private residence in 1999.
The house was individually listed to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage in 1977. Also in 1977, the Highland Avenue - Rhodes Park Historic
Erected by Alabama Historical Commission.
Location. 33° 30.42′ N, 86° 46.962′ W. Marker is in Birmingham, Alabama, in Jefferson County. Marker is at the intersection of 29th Street South and Rhodes Circle South, on the left when traveling north on 29th Street South. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Birmingham AL 35205, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Donnelly House (within shouting distance of this marker); A.B. Loveman House (about 300 feet away, measured in a direct line); Jordan Home (about 300 feet away); Independent Presbyterian Church (approx. 0.2 miles away); The Little Theater Clark Memorial Theatre Virginia Samford Theatre (approx. 0.4 miles away); Site of the First Alabama - Auburn Football Game (approx. 0.4 miles away); St. Vincent's Hospital (approx. 0.4 miles away); Redmont Park Historic District (approx. 0.6 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Birmingham.
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Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on February 10, 2010, by Timothy Carr of Birmingham, Alabama. This page has been viewed 1,496 times since then and 5 times this year. Last updated on May 29, 2015, by J. Makali Bruton of Querétaro, Mexico. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on February 10, 2010, by Timothy Carr of Birmingham, Alabama. • Bill Pfingsten was the editor who published this page.


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Facility management is a 24/7 job. So is security. Whether security is breached at 3 p.m. or 3 a.m., it's usually the facility manager who gets the first call. Quite often the locksmith gets the second call. Today, locksmiths do more than make keys – the modern facility manager needs to partner with a locksmith who can keep abreast of current technology.
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Employees at many companies carry a card with a magnetic strip or proximity capabilities. When swiped, the door reader accesses and verifies the digital credentials stored on the card and matches it against the data saved on a dedicated computer. If it jibes, the door unlocks. The key word here, no pun intended, is unlocks. This may be electronic access control, but it boils down to opening a locked door. The difference is the type of lock. A locksmith called to install or service such a card access system needs to be knowledgeable about magnetic locks, electric strikes, and electric locks.
Keypads have been used for some time; however, various high-security buildings are now using a double credential system. The cardholder inserts the magnetic strip card but also has to enter a PIN. Again, the data is checked against the central computer. Keyboard locks are not mechanical, they are battery powered: the newest batteries are quite energy efficient — and it's not uncommon for one to last three or four years. Low power indicators signal when it's time for a new battery. Some have audible beeping, others, blinking lights — whichever it is, a delay replacing the battery can result in a company-wide lockout. A locksmith commissioned to remedy the situation should be an expert in stocking batteries and changing them. Since keypads may need occasional reprogramming, the locksmith should also be digitally knowledgeable.
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A safe should be bought only from a qualified locksmith who knows how to install it securely to avoid theft. Organizing a maintenance schedule is highly recommended since nothing can bring a bank or jeweler's business to a screeching halt like a safe that will not open. A locksmith trained in safes should know how to replace a worn-out tumbler, adjust a door so it doesn't drag, or decipher a forgotten combination code. If desired, he should also be able to remove the lock and upgrade the safe with a digital entry system that uses a magnetic strip card or biometric verification access card.
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A growing number of locksmiths are training to install and service electronic access control systems, as well as closed circuit television systems (CCTV), network-attached surveillance cameras and alarms. Some locksmiths will send a representative to examine the facility and design a comprehensive system.
With so many buildings employing computer network-attached security systems, a new breed of locksmith is branching out to service computer hardware and software, in addition to locks. No matter the job, it is essential that the locksmith you work with is professionally trained. For further research, here's a look from the Associated Locksmiths of America of what you should expect from a skilled locksmith.
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A cutting-edge brand-new drug safety research study in Shanghai, China, provides some much needed info about the frequency of vaccine drug reactions among children. Negative drug reactions are a serious public health issue and one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide. More than a half million children are treated every year for negative drug responses in US outpatient clinics and emergency rooms.
The Shanghai research study, based upon reported pediatric adverse drug reactions (ADRs) for 2009, discovered that 42 percent were caused by vaccines, with responses varying from mild skin rashes to deadly reactions like anaphylaxis and death. Of all the drugs causing negative reactions amongst children, vaccines are the most frequently reported.
Vaccines Cause Children More Adverse Reactions Than Any Other Drug
This study is particularly significant since the huge majority of reports came from physicians, pharmacists, and other healthcare service providers. Less than 3 percent of the reports were from customers.
Another safety report about pediatric drug reactions was just released by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) and notes the top 15 drugs causing serious unfavorable reactions in children.
Psychiatric drugs and analgesics (particularly ibuprofen) figure prominently in their leading 15 list. The report also mentions mental side effects such as aggressiveness and suicidal ideation as frequent symptoms from 10 of the 15 most commonly reported drugs.
Drugs and Vaccines Are More Dangerous for the Very Young
Three major trends emerged in the Chinese drug response study:
- Gender: Males (60 percent) were represented more than women (40 percent).
- Age: Young children were more vulnerable to damage; 65 percent of the adverse drug responses were reported for children age 5 and under, and about 40 percent involved children aged 2 months to 2 years. The highest percentage of serious reports was for babies (0 to 1 month). The ISMP and other scientists have validated that the number of adverse drug responses is highest in the first year of life– so parents of babies, beware!
- " Polypharmacy": The more drugs a child is exposed to, the higher the percentage of serious reactions; drug-to-drug interactions (DDI) are increasingly bothersome with today's practice of "polypharmacy"( using two or more drugs together).
Vaccine reactions are very tough to spot because frequently, multiple vaccines are offered together, with synergistic toxicities and multiple negative interactions happening, which makes it hard to know what is triggering what. Vaccine responses are likewise notoriously underreported, as lots of doctors brush off symptoms as mere "coincidence," denying they have anything to do with vaccination.
See also: What are the DANGERS of Vaccination?
The Chinese scientists made the following statement about why they believe vaccines are causing many unfavorable responses:
" The ADR rate caused by vaccines is much greater than other drugs, and this may be related to the types and number of vaccinations being used in China, as the types of regular immunization vaccines in China reach up to 15 kinds, which is much higher than seven kinds in India and Vietnam, 9 kinds in Thailand and 11 kinds in America, and the majority of the vaccines in China are attenuated live vaccines, which might bring a higher prospective safety hazard."
How Deceive Parents? It's a lie!
What are the benefits of the chicken pox vaccine?
But the majority of professionals now recommend the chicken pox vaccine, and numerous schools and daycare centers need it. Here's why:
- Chicken pox is no celebration. If your child gets it, he's most likely to establish a rash of itchy, painful blisters accompanied by fever and tiredness. If the blisters get infected, he might require antibiotics. They might likewise leave long-term scars, perhaps on his face. If he's going to day care or school when he gets chicken pox, he'll have to stay at home for as much as a week, up until all the blisters have crusted over.
- Chicken pox can be serious as well as fatal. Before the vaccine, chicken pox caused an average of 10,600 hospitalizations and 100 to 150 deaths a year in the United States. Complications consisted of pneumonia and severe skin infections, and a lot of deaths happened in previously healthy people.
- The vaccine secures children from the worst of this health problem. Two dosages have to do with 98 percent efficient at avoiding chicken pox, and immunized children who do come down with it have just really mild symptoms. That generally suggests less than 50 blisters, no fever, and less ill time.
- The vaccine might help safeguard your child against an associated disease called shingles. About 1 out of 3 adults who have chicken pox earlier in life get this rash of very painful and disfiguring blisters.
- Shingles appears when the chicken pox infection, which lives permanently in the central nervous system, "rekindles" and ends up being active once again. Individuals who were vaccinated against chicken pox might still get shingles, but will have a much less severe case than those who had the disease itself.
For all these factors, both the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the United States Centers for Disease Control (CDC) have put the chicken pox vaccine on the schedule of advised immunizations.
High Infant Mortality and High Infant Vaccine Rates
The United States has one of the greatest baby death rates in the developed world. Yet, American infants are offered the greatest number of vaccines– 26 dosages of vaccines by the end of their first year. Can this really be a coincidence? If vaccines were doing a great task at protecting children's health, the United States should be delighting in exceptionally low infant mortality, shouldn't it?
Severe adverse reactions that are in fact reported are just the tip of the iceberg. There are much more negative effects when you consider post-vaccination brain inflammation (encephalitis) and encephalopathy, immune dysfunction, paralysis, and other long-lasting health sequelae that have been causally related to both live attenuated virus and inactivated vaccines around the world, particularly the types used in establishing countries. The awful results of this are poignantly illustrated in the highlighted study.
If your child's immune system is not functioning effectively, she or he may be more susceptible than the typical child to suffering a serious vaccine response. The regrettable part is, presently there are few methods to figure out in advance whether or not your child has typical immune function or has other biological, genetic, or environmental risk factors that considerably increase individual susceptibility to suffering damage from vaccinations.
This implies that an unfavorable vaccine reaction might be your first indicator your child's immune system is susceptible to irregular adjustment by vaccines– and regretfully, in many cases, the brain or immune system damage caused by vaccination is severe and irreversible.
According to Dr. Kelly Brogan, among the most essential problems with today's vaccine paradigm is that vaccine safety has actually not been studied– much less proven: "The existing schedule has actually never been studied– not one vaccine in an immunized vs. unvaccinated design, let alone multiple delivered simultaneously, or the whole long-term effects of 49 dosages of 14 vaccines by age 6."
The Government Gives Vaccine Manufacturers a Free Pass
In 1988, Congress passed a law shielding physicians and vaccine producers from vaccine injury claims. Prior to this law, a lot of physicians were a lot more cautious about providing vaccines to children who had a prior negative vaccine response– for fear of being taken legal action against.
For instance, the entire cell pertussis vaccine in the DPT shot was well-known for causing seizures, high pitched shrieking, and collapse shock due to brain inflammation. Prior to 1988, pediatricians were cautioned not to give the DPT to children who had a history of seizures in the first 72 hours following a DPT. But now that physicians and vaccine producers are secured from claims, vaccine responses are considered as "less substantial," even "coincidental" … naturally, they're NOT irrelevant when it's your child who is having one! The vaccine manufacturers and physicians are being taken care of … however who is protecting your child?
A Fundamentally Flawed Concept of Immunity
Vaccine makers would like you to believe that the "resistance" you get from vaccines amounts to or better than what is provided through natural exposure to the infection, but this merely isn't the case. There are important differences between naturally gotten resistance and temporary vaccine-induced antibody production. Vaccines are never 100 percent protective since they provide only artificial, temporary, generally inferior resistance compared to what your body would receive from natural direct exposure to a disease.
Immunity is a complicated process with many moving parts– immunological, neurological, and endocrinological– not the dumbed down version the pharmaceutical market feeds to the public. Take measles, for example. According to Dr. Suzanne Humphries:
" Since a lot of vaccines are provided by injection, the mucous membranes are bypassed and therefore blood antibodies are produced however not mucosal antibodies. Mucosal direct exposure is what contributes to the production of antibodies in the mammary gland. A child's direct exposure to the infection while being breastfed by a naturally immune mother would cause an asymptomatic infection that results in long-term immunity to that virus. Vaccinated moms have lower levels of virus-specific antibodies in the serum and milk, compared to naturally immune mothers, and hence their infants are unprotected."
Prior to the vaccine age, mothers were naturally unsusceptible to measles and handed down that resistance to their babies through placenta and breast milk. However vaccinated moms can not pass along vaccine-induced "immunity" due to the fact that of the concern described above.
As a result, babies whose mothers were born after 1963 are more susceptible to measles than are babies of older moms. For a healthy child with regular immune function, measles is not a deadly disease– in reality, 30 percent of measles cases amongst the unvaccinated are missed because they are so mild.
It needs to likewise be kept in mind that the just recently reported pertussis (whooping cough) and mumps outbreaks have taken place predominantly among the vaccinated– and measles "outbreaks" have likewise involved vaccinated individuals– revoking claims that vaccinated people can not get sick from or transfer infectious diseases.
The fact that a lot of vaccinated people still get sick is a prime example of how getting immunized is not a "good health" assurance. In fact, keeping your body immune system healthy through good nutrition, workout, decrease of stress, and limiting exposure to ecological toxins is a better method for staying well and also for helping you to recover faster if you do get sick.


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"As we live through thousands of dreams in our present life, so is our present life only one of many thousands of such lives which we enter from the other more real life and then return after death. Our life is but one of the dreams of that more real life, and so it is endlessly, until the very last one, the very real the life of God." ~Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910)
In the early hours of Friday, 2 November 2012, my beloved little soul companion, Mack, left my side and transitioned back to Spirit. Words can't describe how devastated I felt in that moment. My heart shattered into a thousand pieces, and my world as I had known it for 13+ years fell apart. He's been my one constant companion, my best friend, my rock, my confidant, the centre of my universe, my bestest little buddy, my everything for so many years. Then suddenly he wasn't there any more. And my heart was broken.
Mack's parting was made all the more painful because of the circumstances around it. The last few months have been without question the most emotionally and spiritually challenging I've ever experienced. I lost count of how many times our vet has seen me in tears in his consulting room. Every time I find myself looking back, my heart breaks all over again. So many signs. So many regrets. So many better, higher choices I could have made, but failed to. Had I listened to what he was trying to tell me, show me - really listened, then maybe the outcome would have been a very different one. Mack has been my greatest teacher. And I shall be eternally in his debt.
My little buddy and I have been a on a very intense spiritual journey together. And although I am grieving for his physical presence, and filled with deep regret over all the things I could and should have done better, I absolutely know that our journey together is far from being over. On the very day that he transitioned, I received the first of many clear signs that he would be returning to us. Reincarnating. And that it would be soon. Since that day, I have received many signs and had many very special synchronistic moments. Some very subtle, others very 'in-your-face' and impossible to ignore. I absolutely know that he really is coming back.
As far back as late July/early August, I instinctively knew that should Mack choose to transition (for there were several occasions then where I thought he would choose to leave), the date of his doing so would be significant and meaningful. It would not be random. I've written a couple of posts recently on my blog about the hidden significance of dates and numbers - especially 4-44-444. And sure enough, 2.11.12 was clearly chosen for a reason. There is a very clear connection between this date and a number of other dates of personal significance - going back to March this year, and the vision boards I created at that time. And it just happens to be 40 days until 12.12.12 - which is exactly 4 years to the day since I left my job within the print room of one of Melbourne's universities - 12.12.08. That particular job had very special significance for me. 12.12.12 is meaningful for a couple of other reasons too - it is twelve years to the day since this happened on 12.12.00. And three years to the day since my brothers's funeral on 12.12.09. Mark transitioned 4 days before - on 08.12.09. There was nothing coincidental about the date of Mack's transition. Dates. Numbers. Signs. Synchronicities. Those invisibile threads that connect all of the happenings and events in our lives, tying everything together. Everything is connected to everything else. Nothing is ever as 'random' it appears to be on the surface. You just have to look a little deeper to realise it.
"I am certain that I have been here as I am now a thousand times before, and I hope to return a thousand times." ~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)
During Mack's illness I had several phone consultations with the gifted, highly dedicated and widely respected Sydney-based animal communicator, Trisha McCagh. Trisha helped me to see and to understand more clearly, exactly why Mack had taken on the illness that he did. And it was a choice on his part. Animals will take on our issues and energies and reflect our inner most truths back to us - for better or worse. They can be our greatest guides and teachers, if we are open to such possibilities. Trisha has a number of radio recordings on her website, two in particular are well worth a listen - an interview she did with Radio Out There International (Parts 1 & 2). I would highly recommend listening to it.
The subject of animal reincarnation is not new to me, and I do realise how some who find themselves reading this might struggle with the concept. It isn't my intention to offend anyone's belief systems. Nor do I ask anyone to believe anything of what I am saying. Skepticism is healthy, as long as it is open-minded skepticism. If you simply close your mind off to the possibility that maybe, just maybe there really is more to it, you could be closing yourself off to the best and most joyous parts of life. As my own wonderful and ever supportive spirit friends keep reminding me, "What can be seen with the conscious mind and physical eyes is but an illusion. That which can be seen and felt with the spiritual faculties is highest in fact and truth."
I first experienced animal reincarnation in 2004, when our beloved little Mitzy (Mack's sister) transitioned on 29 May of that year. At the time I was consulting with two Melbourne-based communicators. One told me that Mitz was planning to come back as a Sheltie puppy, and that I should watch out for the signs - that it would have something to do with water. A few months later we were led to a breeder in Patterson Lakes. When I first went to see them I explained the situation (they said little, but no doubt they would have thought me crazy - I probably would have if I were them, and didn't know what I know now). Nonetheless, there were four pups (as I remember), and when I first saw them they were so young they hadn't even opened their eyes yet. They asked me which one I thought it was, and I chose one - I wasn't sure why I chose the one I did, but I felt I was probably just guessing. When it was time to collect the pup, I arranged for the animal communicator to meet me there. She arrived 15 mins or so before I did. The owners didn't tell her which pup I had picked out. But she chose the same one. And when I arrived, the pups were running around in the yard. The moment I walked in, the very same pup ran straight up to me. And I knew.
We quickly realised, however, that a Sheltie puppy was not going to fit easily into our lifestyle, and after a short while, Muskett went to live in a new home with someone looking for a companion for their female Shelty. I let Mitz know that I was going to get another Maltese and that if she wanted to come back to us, this was how she could. When Hattie arrived in our lives a month or two later, I so wanted her to be Mitz, but she was a very different little soul.
"It is not more surprising to be born twice than once; everything in nature is resurrection." ~Voltaire (1694-1778)
I was heartbroken when she transitioned very suddenly and unexpectedly on 18 May 2010. And then, out of the blue, on the second night after she left, I received a message from Spirit - a thought that came so clearly and so forcefully into my mind, and I just knew it wasn't my thought - the words "she's coming back, and it's going to happen soon". I'd experienced this before - on two previous occasions I had this happen, and on both occasions I'd tried to ignore the messages I'd received in this way because they were things I did not want to hear. But in both cases, the information had proved to be correct, and I had very real physical validation, so I knew I wasn't imagining things. I was grieving her passing, yet at the same time, inspite of myself, I couldn't help but feel excited. I knew. I just knew. I hadn't imagined what I'd recieved. The message was very real. And it came from somewhere, someone else outside of me. I asked that if she really was coming back, that I be given very clear signs as to where to go and how to find her again. And sure enough, about a week and a half later I received the first signs. And I was led on a journey that took Mack & I 300 kms away to Bairnsdale, a country town to the east of Melbourne - a trip I ended up doing three times (I got the feeling she was testing me!). There were many signs and many synchcronistic happenings around that time. She'd left me in no doubt as to where to find her - she would be one of two Maltese-Shih Tzu pups from a litter that someone in Bairnsdale had. I was not working with an animal communicator at this time, and I had not been expecting her to return, and certainly not nearly so soon. So I got a huge surprise when I saw her for the very first time, and recognised instantly that not only had she come back to us, but that she had brought someone else with her - I knew immediately who the soul of the male pup was. There was just something about him. His energy was incredibly intense, and I knew straight away that it was Mitzy. They had chosen to return together - this time as a brother and sister team. And just in case I had any doubts about who they both were, they just happened to return on the anniversary of Mitzy's passing six years before. And I had to drive past a country town called Korumburra to get to Bairnsdale. Korumburra was where Hattie came from originally. I can't even begin to explain how incredibly special this whole experience was - regardless of how crazy it all sounds. And believe me, I am acutely aware of just how crazy it does sound. Even our vet Avinder recognised Hattie (now Tuppence), although he'd never met Mitzy. Tup has all of Hattie's personality traits. Those same quirky little things that she would do. And she's still that feisty little tomboy she was last time around. Fiercely loyal to, and protective of me. I keep saying to her "Hat, you haven't changed a bit". Last time around, she was a prim and proper show-bred dog - pure Maltese. This time, she is a scruffy little ragamuffin. But otherwise, she's still very much our beloved Hattie. And as for her brother - Barlie, I look into those beautiful, soulful eyes, and hold him in my arms, and I know exactly who he is. There are some different personality traits this time around, but there's absolutely no doubt in my mind. Or my heart. He really knows how to push all the right buttons, and he drives me totally crazy sometimes. But still, I know. Soul recognition goes beyond what can be rationally or logically explained away. It is a deep knowing - oftentimes without understanding of how it is that you know. You just do. It can happen as easily with other people as with animals. If one were to think back upon the experiences of their own lives, there would surely be situations where there has been a familiarity, an unspoken knowing in regards to certain people that have come into their lives at different times. You've only just met - so how is it that you seem to know them so well? Why do they seem so familiar? Perhaps we just don't pay enough attention to these things when they happen.
"I did not begin when I was born, nor when I was conceived. I have been growing, developing, through incalculable myriads of millenniums. All my previous selves have their voices, echoes, promptings in me. Oh, incalculable times again shall I be born." ~Jack London (1876-1916)
For the past month, my beloved little Mack too, has been giving me very clear signs that he is intending to return to our little family - in 'like-form', as Spirit has numerous times told me. He's given me lots of clues and hints. I have been shown pure Bichon and pure Maltese - Mack was a Bichon/Maltese cross. My sense is it will be one of the three. He has continued communicating with me. I have felt his presence very strongly. I am aware that he is still guiding my path. He is an old and very special soul. And I love him so, so dearly. I'm so grateful for his presence, his wisdom, his teachings, his guidance. I will be forever indebted. I still grieve, but knowing that he is coming back makes the pain that much easier to bear. And I have to thank the wonderful spirit beings who have been a very - perhaps 'forceful' isn't quite the right word, but nonetheless - presence in my life over the years. Even when I've stubbornly ignored their advice or guidance, they have ways of making their presence known. Like it or not. I am grateful for the ability to be able to communicate with them as I do. Mediumship is still something I feel weird about being able to do. Even after all the many, many times I have received validation of information that I have received in this way. And all the amazing communications we have had. I've been told numerous times in the past few weeks that tears and grief are unnecessary. They come from a state of ego consciousness. Guidance, wisdom and support from the spirit realms is gratefully appreciated. And has helped immensely.
In contemplating writing this blog post, I googled 'animal reincarnation', and among other things, came upon a wonderful post written by another US-based communicator - Leta Worthington. It's well worth a read if this is an area that interests you. I found it fascinating, and comforting to have confirmation once again of what I've personally experienced, and read and heard time and again from people who work in this field.
I bought a book some years ago, written by a Washington Post journalist by the name of Arthur Myers - 'Communicating with Animals: The Spiritual Connection Between People and Animals'. It's an older book, but still as relevant now as it was when it was written. I would highly recommend this book for anyone who wants to understand their animal companions better. Chapter 9, 'When Your Beloved Animal Dies' & Chapter 10, 'Do Animals Reincarnate?' will be of great comfort to those who have 'lost' an animal companion. Arthur interviewed a wide range of people working as professional animal communicators for this book (including Penelope Smith), and states clearly that almost all of the communicators he interviewed said exactly the same thing - that animals will reincarnate again and again throughout a lifetime to the same people. So if you happen to notice that your current companion reminds you of a previous animal that has shared your life, perhaps there is a very good reason for that.
I am so grateful to people like our wonderful vet, Avinder, Trisha McCagh, Penelope Smith and Leta Worthington. They are dedicated, hard working and gifted souls who give so much of themselves in service to our beautiful animal companions. A thousand thank yous to them all, but especially to Avinda and Trisha.
Useful links:
Avinder Pasricha - Holistic Vet
Lower Plenty Veterinary Clinic
Lower Plenty (Melbourne, Victoria)
Phone: (03) 9434 5699 [no website]
Avinder is the most wonderful vet. He has very strong spiritual beliefs, and I would not hesitate to recommend his clinic to anyone. Thoughtful, hard working, kind and gentle with animals. He is incredibly knowledgeable in the use of homeopathics and natural therapies, and has had many successes where conventional treatments have failed. He and his caring staff have done so much for us over the years that we have been going to his clinic. I have immense respect for Avinder and for the work that he does. And I am more grateful than I can say.
Trisha McCagh
Animal Communicator
Penelope Smith
Animal Communicator
Leta Worthington
Animal Communicator
Lynn Phillips
Happy Paws Training Treats
Lynn passionately makes every one of these treats by her own hand in her own kitchen, and I can personally testify to how great a quality they are. They make a wonderful healthy alternative to commercially available treats. And they're guaranteed to tempt the fussiest of canine companions!
The tears still flow, and I miss him so very, very much. But the sorrow is tempered with the knowing that our beloved litte Mack is coming back to us. When he is ready, he will give me the signs that will lead me to him. And I will absolutely know. In the meantime, there are things I need to be doing. I get that now. Finally.
Believe nothing. Go and find out for yourself. Be curious. Explore. Experience. Make up your own mind. Listen. To your own heart.
Love & light,
EDIT (22 march 13):
After I wrote this post, I came upon the work of another animal communicator by the name of Annette Betcher. I contacted Annette and asked if she would mind if I linked in to her website for a follow up blog post that I was intending on writing. Fast forward 3 months, and I haven't written that post yet (but I will), and it has only just occurred to me that in the meantime, I should also be adding a link to Annette's site here. She has written three posts in particular that I was interested in referencing - entitled 'Transitions', 'Reincarnation' & 'Reunions'. The link to Annette's website can be found HERE. A big thanks to Annette for being ok with this.


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In Singapore today, many of us are unhappy with the current "system", especially the part that supposedly keeps our savings away from us until like forever… But before we go into making more noise about that aspect of our lives, let's take a quick look at how you have been spending your money in the last one week or two…or wait, you mean you can't even remember that?! *rolls eyes* Ok fine, let's try the following…
Feeling "Atas" – Tipping
Imagine dining at a classy restaurant with your VIP or date where the service was top notch. The total bill comes up to $160 for the both of you, and you feel…what the heck, I love my waiter! So you slide two $10 notes between the bill folder before passing it back to him. That's $20 for the appreciation of the good service you have received.
Feeling Lazy – Convenient Lunch
It's lunch hour and the places with cheap food are packed to the brim! You and your colleagues wish to skip some queues and eat in peace, and preferably without too much walking. You go to the Japanese pasta restaurant just downstairs of your office where there is a credit card promotion for 15% off your $16 pasta, excluding drinks and dessert. You all enjoy a good lunch without a drop of perspiration and with precious time saved from the queuing. That's $20 for the privilege of having a peaceful and relaxing lunch hour.
Feeling Tired – Cab Home
It's been a long day and you're more than an hour away from home if you need to walk to the MRT, take the train to and switch at Jurong East Station, get off at Bukit Batok and take a bus home. Then you grumble that your company no longer pays you for over-time or even transport for working late. But at the end of it, you just can't bring yourself to walk to the train station, so you conveniently sit down at the taxi stand just by the entrance and wait for your cab. That's $20 to save you from anymore physical exhaustion when your energy is already pretty much drained.
Feeling Bored – Movie Date
It's Friday, TGIF! You meet your partner for dinner and you enjoy each other's company like you have all the time in the world since the work week has ended. But when it's time to settle the bill, wait…it's not even 10pm yet? It's too weird to go home so early on a Friday. You think about various activities where both of you can do together…shopping (shops are closing soon), chill out at a coffee joint (you're both too full from dinner), take a slow stroll (yes but only for a short while 'cos its warm and humid in Singapore). What better option with air-conditioning and comfy seats that can keep both of you quiet yet entertained than going to the movies? So that's another $20 for an activity that let's you both spend more time with each other with minimum effort.
First World Value of $20
I'm sure there many more ways to spend $20 depending on mood or situation. And pardon my heavy claim, but here is a first world problem when the "value" of money is decreasing due to the increasing emphasis we place on pampering ourselves. Granted that it may be a new-age way of smelling the roses and keeping your sanity in check amidst all the stressful work environment you put yourself through to earn your wages. But here's one reality you may wish to know…
The same $20 you spent on tips, a meal, a taxi ride or movie tickets etc can actually help a low-income family for ONE MONTH!!!
Helping A Family for $20
Every month, we work with the committee in Jalan Kukoh RC to confirm the grocery items, recipients and logistics, before getting both public and resident volunteers to help with packing and distribution of the supplies. It is with much pride and gratitude (especially to our sponsors and volunteers) that the programme could run so successfully for the last 9 months.


text: I was introduced to this video by my friend, Egan. I really appreciate that it has kind of taken over my mind for the last couple of weeks. It's a video mixed to When I Was Done Dying by Dan Deacon. The first time I watched it I found it visually stunning. I have a massive hard on for animated anything so seeing something of this scope was just a total trip. The lyrics just seem to put the listener into the seat of this mentally exhausting roller coaster ride that once acclimated, you don't really want to get off of. Anyway, hope you enjoy it.


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"He was to be her future. But what of his past…?"
When Holly Barrett meets Jack Dane on a bus trip returning home to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, she is enchanted by the good-looking, polite Englishman who has sat next to her whilst on his way to a job interview. Part of her can't believe that he is interested in her, but interested he is, and Holly quickly falls head over heels in love.
Holly hasn't had it easy. Losing both her parents very close together, finding herself pregnant at 18 and abandoned by her baby's father.


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I had the opportunity to speak with the one and only Lynda Erkiletian! Before I get into the details of our talk let me say that Lynda is one of the nicest people I have ever spoken with! For the little interaction I have had with her over twitter, when she was on the other end of a phone with me it felt like I had known her for years! This was my first "interview" of any sort and my nerves were on edge but within the first 5 minutes I had calmed down. Her energy, even brought through the phone, was amazing.
I had emailed with her publicist Michelle to set everything up and she was a blessing to work with as well!
*KEEP IN MIND; THIS INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED PRIOR TO THE DC CANCELLATION! Look for the "After Cancellation" interview to be posted soon!*
I called Lynda at her office in Georgetown, Washington D.C., and was promptly transferred to Lynda. We had planned to talk for only about 30-minutes but it ended up being more like 50. She had Mary Amons, District Sample Sale to attend later in the evening so we spoke about that among other things.
Here's my interview with Lynda Erkiletian!
Q: What have you heard from Bravo regarding a season 2?
A: "What we have heard is that, basically there are negotiations that are taking place and when they have finalized their decisions they will be in touch!" Lynda also made a point to point out the way Bravo does their business stating "they (Bravo) have a unique way of doing business, and as a business woman I have come to really respect the decisions that they make and how they make them"
Q: What do you think about all the blogs reporting that they have "inside information" regarding the second season, or should we say lack of a second season?
A: "I think that what some bloggers tend to do is print rumors, print what they hear then check for facts and retract what they said after the fact." Lynda went on to say "I would like to see everyone adhere to the laws of journalism and check facts before posting an article. Some bloggers are only after ratings."
Q: If there were a second season would you return, even if the Salahi's were to return?
A: "No, never!"
Q: What if the Salahi's were NOT to return, would you!
A: "Yes, I loved being a DC housewife and representing Washington, DC, and my industry, and the charities I am involved in. It was an incredible learning experience, it showed me a whole new world out there that I was not familiar with!" Lynda added, "I feel a second season would continue to enrich my life, I could be cast along with Cat (Ommanney), Mary (Amons), and Stacie (Turner) as well as other fabulous DC women!"
Q: If there is a second season what can we look forward to from you?
A: "Every day my calendar changes but it's always full and depending on when they began filming I have so much going on I could show! Of course my work is all year round, I also work with a non-profit foundation in LA, which keeps me busy. My son Aaron who is in a band called "Square Trio" who is releasing their 4th CD and this is really my life! I think it's interesting and it's wonderful because it is my real life but I look forward to those boring days when I have nothing to do."
Q: "Are your children involved in THE Artist Agency in any way?"
A: "No, my daughter worked here for a short time and learned that she wanted to return to college! And I'm not suggesting they go into my business, I feel it was my passion and my love but I want them to embrace their own passions! I have always supported what my children have wanted to do as long as it's not detrimental. To their health!"
Q: What was one "like" and one "dislike" about being on the Real Housewives of Washington DC?
*Like- learning the whole process or filming and directing and being a character on a reality television show. I also enjoyed becoming friends with Cat and Stacie and getting to know Mary better.
*Dislike-Being thrown under the bus by bloggers who didn't check their facts.
Q: Do you watch any of the other RHW franchise?
OC: "I have really only seen one season of OC but I enjoyed it and have been watching this season as well! They are certainly intertwining."
NY: "I watched Bethenny Ever After just last night but I watched the twitters going crazy about how she was mean, but then I watched the show and didn't see it!" Lynda then added "I am happy for Bethenny and happy she left the housewives because I think it was getting uncomfortable to watch her and Jill."
Atlanta: "I watch Atlanta!"
New Jersey: "Unfortunately I stopped watching New Jersey when Danielle was like, a little out of control. I felt like it made me feel uncomfortable and was no longer entertainment. I am definitely going to give New Jersey another chance now that she is gone. I really enjoyed the other women. I also believe that New Jersey was like DC with our (Alleged) 'White House crashers' that with the hair pulling and everything on New Jersey it was a turn off and made us lose some viewers."
DC: Duh! What do you think! (This is me (Admin) saying this, not Lynda)
Beverly Hills: "I really really enjoyed Beverly Hills!"
Miami: "I have not watched Miami. I tried to watch an episode or two and then thought, you know what I'm going to go open my mail!"
Q: You being from the south, what do you think of Phaedra claiming to be the "Ultimate Southern Belle"?
A: "Well I think she sounds southern!" Lynda then added, "I think she is hilarious! I mean that baby shower could not have been more hilarious! She's funny, I really enjoy watching her!"
Q: Do you think the Salahi's involvement with the show is to blame for the critics and bloggers not caring much for DC? In other words do you think if there is a season two and the Salahi's are not on it the viewers will receive the show better?
A: "Yeah. I think given an opportunity to follow our day-to-day life and give us a second go ahead people would watch. I think Washington could be an incredible show. The District of Columbia is the nations Capitol; it is where the president resides. I think it's an interesting place where interesting things go on. They call it Hollywood on the Potomac because constantly we have celebs coming in and out that have something to say, they are here to take part in a wonderful city that does make changes possible."
Q: Speaking of President Obama it is true you voted for him, correct?
A: "Even though I am a republican!"
Q: What do you think of his (President Obama) performance thus far?
A: "I still support President Obama, I feel that I vote for the person and not for the party and I still believe in him as a person. I would like to see the rest of congress and the senate and the unions across the US get it together and take care of waste and greed and get us back on track!"
Q: Was there anything edited out of the show, which was filmed, that you wish had been featured?
A: "Too many things for me to ever be able to give you a list of. In any film project due to editing they cut certain content."
Q: What is your guilty pleasure?
A: "Eating fried chicken!"
Q: Do you prefer to cook, or eat out?
A: "I like both! I really enjoy cooking. When I cook I like to cook for more than 10 people. I like to piddle in the kitchen and cook up little things for my kids but if I'm actually going to cook I like to cook for an army!"
Q: What is something you want your fans to know about you that were either not shown or that was misconstrued on the show?
A: "I think that I'm a lot more light-hearted and funny and ditsy, which sometimes that word can come off in a negative way but I think Lucille Ball will live so long as I'm alive! I think that if you sat down with me in a casual setting you would probably have a little giggle or two!"
Q: What is one of your favorite childhood memories?
A: "My father was military and traveled a lot and when he would come home and walk through the door with his uniform on we (3 brothers and 2 sister plus Lynda) would be jumping all over him. It was such a joy for him to be home. That was a big highlight in my life."
Q: what is one of your favorite things to do on a rainy day?
A: "Read my magazines and watch old movies"
Q: The scene when Stacie (Turner) insinuated that Cat (Ommanney) may be a racist because she doesn't care much for Tyra (Banks) or President Obama do you feel Cat is a racist and how did Ebong feel regarding that statement?
A: "Ebong never thought twice about the statement. And no Cat is in no way racist!"
Q: the last and final question, and it's a big one so I saved it for last
Lynda then chimes in "Don't ask me to marry you!"
No, not that! But it does have to do with Marriage! Is there a wedding in you and Ebongs future?
A: "That's a secret. You know Ebong and I are very happy and we have a beautiful relationship. In our hearts we are as close as any two people can get"
Lynda and I then chatted about cooking, family, DC and some other fun stuff!
I would like to thank Lynda for taking the time to talk with me as well as Michelle for everything she has done!
I was also able to speak with Lynda after the announcement was made that DC was canceled so look for that to be posted soon!
(Special thanks to the bloggers who helped me with this! You all rock! Especially Lynn, ROH and PYHU!)


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Darlington Methodist Circuit Website
Report to Spring Synod
The new tagline 'disciples making disciples' has been an important focus for our Circuit, as we seek to discover both what it means to be disciples in Darlington today and how to openly and generously share our faith. In September 2017, we welcomed the Rev'd Bill and Val Mullally to the Circuit. Bill arrived from a year as President of the Irish Methodist Conference, and is here in the British Conference to undertake research on the new supervision process.
After 18 months of 'fallow time' following the decision of its Church Council to cease worship, the Northland building has begun to be repurposed and relaunched as a Community Hosting Space. The successful Giving Garden project at Pierremont has expanded into the Northland yard, and with the help of student work experience placements from the QE Sixth Form College, the Charity Shop has reopened, and a cafe now runs, Tuesdays to Thursdays 10am-2pm. A prayer space and an alpha course will be coming soon.
Out at Hurworth, the Mustard Tree Cafe is also flourishing and a development project to use the old caretaker's cottage at the rear of the site for further community use has begun. At Elm Ridge, plans to bring the gardens into greater use are being formulated, and three large crosses have recently been dedicated, forming part of the prayer trail around the garden which is open to all. Haughton's cafe also continues to be a strong centre for the local community. The deepest joy in all of this are the new people who are engaging with church and exploring faith as a result of having become connected through our community projects.
Bondgate has had a challenging time, but with the support of the Circuit and the District, a new Church Council is now working to enable its ministry and mission in the centre of Darlington to continue, develop and flourish. Worship Together services held at Bondgate every month for the whole Circuit have been refreshed by the addition of members of Embrace Church and Oath of God Church, two new Christian communities who are now regularly worshipping at Bondgate.
At the end of 2017, Methodist members who live in the new West Park Development planted a fresh church community, using one of their homes and local community spaces, with the help of our Pioneer Missioner Graham Jones and Bill Mullally. Already, this has connected with a number of families, and we are excited to see how this fresh expression of church develops.
The Staff team has expanded this year, with the arrival of Emma and Lauren, two part-time children and youth work assistants, helping Morvyn to expand our work engaging with our young people. It was a particular joy to have a large group attending 3Generate from the Darlington Circuit. A new partnership with ChurchDesk, an online church management tool, will enable us to engage more effectively and efficiently with both members and new contacts, and a new website will be coming soon. Rev Dr Andrew Stobart will be moving on at the end of this year to a new post as Director of Research at Wesley House, Cambridge. As yet, the Circuit awaits news of a new superintendent, and we are in much prayer and planning for the future. As we re-centre around our tag-line, 'disciples making disciples', and the Calling of the Methodist Church, we continue to pray that as long as we are alive in Darlington, we will be good ambassadors for God's Kingdom.
Andrew Stobart