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...Well, I have to say I'm feeling a little discouraged. Our shakedown trip went wonderfully, and I really couldn't believe that after all my plumbing work there were no leaks. Everything worked, the drive over the mountain went well, we had a lovely time at an underrated campground....that is until it was time to come home.
The first issue occurred when I was starting to pack up outside. This is the first time we used the tanks as this campground was electric/water only. I don't have any sort of sensors but I know from living in the Bounder you can tell - black tanks sound different when they are full and they flush, and usually gray backs up in the lowest point and you can smell it (in ours it was the shower pan).
Mom finished a last bit of dishes (we tried to conserve with water knowing I have small tanks) and all of a sudden I hear water just gushing down onto the ground. All dry under the cabinet, but closer inspection under the carriage with a flashlight showed it just gushing out on all sides of the tank where it is (glued?) up to the bottom of the under carriage.
So, obviously we had filled it to capacity and rather than backing up, it was pushing out of ... a gasket? a cracked seal?
At the same time I noticed the definite odor of the black tank in the bay. I'd noticed this before when I got it but drop ins solved the issue so didn't pursue. But I'm wondering if black might have same issue - some sort of lost seal where the bottom of the tank meets the top, but fortunately didn't get full. So we only polluted with our gray.
The second issue was the awning - we had the awning down the whole time (slanted somewhat as advised) - so Tues night, Wednesday and Thursday and then took it back up this morning. We almost couldn't get it closed. It's like the rails have shifted and the inner rails almost didn't want to close back in.
Then, I decided to check tire pressure - I didn't check on way out as they were supposed to have been inflated at the last mechanics (no). Way under inflated per the first mechanic. Tried to inflate them myself but couldn't manage to get the heads on the outer duallies. Found a tire place and lovely guys at Tire Barn fixed me up - 65 on my rear duallies and 70 on the front.
Yay, we can breathe, um, no.
No, on the way back across the mountain the engine started hesitating and stumbling. I almost didn't make it over the last hill despite taking it down to second - it's not transmission. I don't know, maybe something as simple as a vacuum hose coming off. But it got worse and worse, doing it taking off from stoplights and I was a hot mess on the last hill up our road.
The RV fixit place is willing to move heaven and earth to get me in on Monday to look at my tanks but now I have to probably get it to mechanic. UNLESS I pop the hood this weekend and just happen to see some hose obviously flopping around!!! LOL.
This did not really help my confidence to get on the road to Denver. I'm really questioning myself...!!!!! Getting on the road with an older vehicle despite four mechanics now telling me how clean and great the engine is - ROFLOL. It was the sheer responsibility of having my mom, my dog and an unhappy cat underway that has me really thinking I'm crazy.
Any encouragement welcomed. It doesn't sound as bad as Russ's shakedown at least!
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Just to update this thread - I MADE IT TO DENVER!! White knuckle the whole time as the issue continued to reoccur, kept getting mechanics to look at it, and then the next day - an hour down the road would start up again. Well, okay, sometimes and hour down the road, sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes three. I can't tell you whether altitude or heat played a variable because each day was different and I couldn't pin it down.
First day a few minor hesitations on Cumberland Gap. Maybe two hours into driving. So slight and so stubborn was I that I ignored them. Fine going on into Lexington KY that evening.
Next day, however, was New Baden Ill - got pretty a bad as I limped off the exit. Mechanic there replaced the fuel filter and checked the vacuum.
Pushed through to Blue Springs MO - got bad as I got there - but I'm starting to feel like it's fine when it's cold, but kicks in when it's warm, 3 hours in.
Next day just before I got to Hayes KS it started hesitating again. Had used mechanics there so first thing the next day was on their doorstep. They swore it was vapor lock - knew all about this model/year etc. Couldn't get a heat shield in but after taking off air filter saw the fuel line was resting on the water pump and really felt sure that was my issue. So reshaped it and wrapped it.
Didn't get an hour down the road the next day and it was just horrible - every rise and then some that were on the straight away. Didn't quite stop but would lose acceleration. First stopped in Burlington CO. The mechanic I was recommended to assured me it was vapor lock and there was no cure. Put a quart of ATF in and off I went. Didn't make a difference and finally stopped in Limon as it was so bad.
I called my mechanic who doesn't believe in vapor lock, listened to the symptoms and suggested that maybe it was a cracked fuel line - wouldn't show a drip but would suck air.
Underneath I saw definite leaking from fuel pump so took it over to truck stop mechanic (where I got both mechanics arguing if vapor lock is real or not and lickety split they replaced the pump). It immediately drove and sounded better (and I did get better gas mileage from there) but the problem continued to reoccur (just not so badly) so I made it on in to Denver where I now have serious post traumatic engine stress disorder!!! I feel like no one has the answer and I keep getting opposite opinions and paying for stuff that I don't need (well I do agree I needed a new fuel pump).
What next? I'm thinking look at fuel lines (last ones said they did it but...), just doublecheck spark plugs, distributor and all wires for s&g, consider heat shield?, and also the catalytic converter? Something about the internal honey comb degrading?
I just don't think it's the carb -
loses power on hills in a repetitive on and off again fashion - sometimes better if I keep acceleration firm
still doesn't like to start after sitting ten minutes - have to act like it's flooded
when warm on idle I get the feeling it wants to idle so low cut out (in rush hour yesterday I would keep one foot on break, and one on gas so I could give it just a little bit of gas while stopped)
the latter two don't necessarily have to do with the first - just mentioning.
Hi Dawn glad you made it. Mine did the very same thing every time I would hit an incline it would spit and sputter then go a little and do it again.Turned out mine has a fuel pump at the gas tank ( to help get enough fuel to the engine fuel pump) po put a 20gph pump there not enough the pump is supposed to be at least 70gph don't even know if yours has one but heck worth a try. Good Luck
Hey, i'll take anything!! Interesting...
Thanks for the well wishes...
Hi Dawn, My suggestion is to check any rubber section of the fuel system. I posted a piece a long time ago about buying a vehicle for half price because if would stall out and not be able to restart for several minutes The problem was a too long piece of rubber fuel hose on top of the gas tank that would collapse when vacuum from the fuel pump acted on it. You may have a similar problem.
I agree that rubber fuel lines need to be checked thoroughly - my mechanic thought maybe a hairline crack from tank to pump - he didn't think it would leak, but could suck hair in when under load and your collapsing issue sounds similar doesn't it?
I found SOMEBODY - oh man, Denver is a miserable place to find a mechanic - no one will work on the older engines or have the ability to work on a motorhome because they don't have the lifts. But found these guys: http://www.bestautomotorhome.com/ - he listened to issue and he's going to start by going back to the fuel pump repair. Also I think he can also do the test on the catalytic converter/exhaust - and of course check the fuel lines. And this time rather than leave I'll do some serious test driving before I head out again.
A century ago (well maybe half that) I was in a graduating aircraft mechanics class at Chanute AFB in Illinois. Four of us were headed to New England, and pooled our money so one guy could get a car and we could drive there rather than take a bus. Early into the trip we had problems with the fuel line and were able to use a lift at a garage. We needed to drop the fuel tank to fix the problem, but the garage didn't have a permit that allowed that. Our solution was a 25' length of copper tube connected to the fuel pump, a block of wood to hold up the rear drivers side of the hood, the tubing snaked down the side of the car and suspended from the door handles then into the tank filler neck! We had to remember not to try to exit out of the drivers side and I, being a smoker had to sit on the passenger side. Where there is a will, there is a way. We're all pulling for you, hang in there, you'll get it.
Hahah!!! What a great and fabulous story - now where can i fit an aircraft mechanic in my cabinets to pull out when I need one :-)
Thanks for the encouragement - the whole vapor lock thing and "there isn't a cure" really had me ready to sell her thinking I'm making the biggest mistake of my life, but talking to various mechanics now (who don't believe in it), I'm thinking this HAS to be something that can be fixed. She's been on the road for 30 years and got over from Denver to NC (although granted it was cold that week). After the fuel pump was replaced she did drive better - the surging on inclines not so bad, and the engine got hotter than it had (half way up on the gauge rather than at 3-4 clicks) so I'm really of a mind to throw out the vapor lock theory for this situation.
I just wish I was at home!!!! It's frightening to be out on the road and trying to find a good mechanic and then pay out the nose for camping in the meantime. Ah well . So far though meshes with how long I wanted to stay in this area so not crying too much now that I found someone willing to look at her. My optimism is back to yellowish green!!!
HI Dawn, that sounds like a dirty fuel filter to me. Partially stopped up. It will run fine at lower RPM's, but dog out when you rev it. A New filter would be my first guess and an easy (cheap) fix. Good Luck. Kirk
More good comments. I backed her around the yard this weekend and rev'd her up, popped the hood and wiggled some hoses - nothing seemed amiss, and then this morning since my mechanic was digging out from under mud (compliments of Nate), I went ahead and took her on to the shop for the tank fix first. Not a single stumble/surge. So whatever is going on seems to mostly happen only under heavy acceleration. The exception to that was pulling away from the stoplight on the straightaway after getting back in town.
Sounds like the check will include spark plugs and wires, distributor, vacuum hoses and how the choke is working. And of course the fuel filter. Course now I figure with my luck the mechanic won't be able to "duplicate the problem" (facepalm)! If I have it back this weekend and mechanic hasn't seen it I may dig in a little deeper...
In the meantime since this weekend was a bust weather wise I pulled off the screen door, sos'd the frame (only scratched it a little, but looks much better) and we put new screening in.
I'll report back here when I know more about either of my fixes - let you know how it plays out :-)
glad to hear you had some luck on the carb. It's always a "ghost in the machine" thing with me on electrical stuff. still sorting out the fridge and why the generator remote panel "works" and sometimes sort of works. Just make sure the cat is AEC certified. They can get just about anywhere in the engine compartment....
No word on the mechanical issues yet, but the tank issue was a cracked pipe (above and coming into the tank). That's why it would stream down around all sides. Apparently they were able to fix it without dropping it so only a couple of hours of labor plus materials. Could have been worse!
Driving around it is fine until I push it up a hill or accelerate too hard so fingers crossed it is one of the simpler solutions that has been suggested.
Three words. SPARK. PLUG. WIRE.
Well four. LOOSE.
Mechanic found it. I had halfheartedly jostled the front ones figuring I had no idea what I was doing so didn't do a thorough check (okay I also can't reach the back ones without climbing into the engine). One of my first goals in Denver is to open up the hood with someone that knows engines and do some basic things like take out a spark plug and gap it, take off the distributor cap, etc. More than just checking the fluids and air filter.


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I slid down to southern Indiana for a few days. The mosquitoes are still rampant in Michiana (don't even think of rolling down the window while you're waiting for the train), but down by McCormick's Creek they've vanished. Everything is dry, dry, dry. No matter where I travel this year, the signs say "fire danger high," sometimes "very high."
The water in McCormick's Creek is still flowing, but it's shallow. The bigger fish are holed up in scattered deep-ish pools. I wish I knew their names. Next book purchase, a fish field guide. I've been reading Pilgrim at Tinker's Creek for a while now. Like Dillard, I'm in no rush. I want to travel slowly enough to appreciate the fossils embedded in the creek bed, or all those black dots in the water that turn into snails in my hands, or the hawk (which one?) above the glade circling, circling, circling, until whoosh, a plummet, a meal, or the gray antennaed caterpillar crawling up the handrail (who in the heck is he/she going to be?). This must be the middle age craving for second childhood. I want to touch things, but this time with eyes patient enough to see.
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- Mark said...
I went hiking at McCormick's Creek once, it's a really nice park. As for second childhood... if you can still summon back your sense of wonder, you have survived the transfer to adulthood with your soul intact.
I've always been interested in nature, but like you I'm not well equipped to identify the more subtle species. If nothing else, I should really learn to name trees...
- Rachel said...
This raises an interesting question for me. Is it possible to survive the transfer to adulthood with one's soul intact? I suppose first I would have to assume that a child's soul is intact...hmmm. This will take some thinking.
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Honey Glazed Ginger Chicken is a delicious twist to any soy chicken you may know and love. It marries essential sweet and savoury counterparts but is amped up by the warmth of ginger. Our family ADORES this side dish and is one we proudly grew up with!
The best part of this recipe is that it only requires two main ingredients (you guessed it – chicken and ginger) along with seasoning sauces that we use regularly from our pantry!
Ginger chicken may sound simple, but it packs on some pretty big flavour. Honestly, it's so easy that you can't possibly get it wrong!
Which chicken cut do I use?
If you're after a leaner cut, then chicken breast would be the way to go but keep in mind that breast tends to be a little drier simply because of its lower fat content.
Chicken tenderloins are great for that sweet spot between very lean and overly fatty. Grandma often uses this when it's readily available in our fridge.
Generally, though, Grandma prefers to make it using chicken wings. We firmly believe that anything cooked with the bones makes for a more delicious dish!
At the end of the day, the decision is really up to you. Go for a cut that suits you and your family because the marinade and ginger will speak for themselves.
What are the health benefits of ginger?
When you think of that A-list of superfoods, ginger is way up there! Ginger can be used as a remedy for nausea (think of that last time you were car sick or had morning sickness), assist with indigestion, help with infections and muscle soreness. Amazing, right?
So the next time you're feeling under the weather, throw in some ginger into your diet to see its effects!
How to make honey glazed ginger chicken
The ingredient list is really simple. You'll need:
- 1 kg chicken wings (or any chicken cut you like)
- 1 1/2 tbsp honey
- 2 cloves finely chopped garlic
- 1/2 cup pounded ginger
- 2 tbsp premium oyster sauce
- 1 tbsp Squid brand fish sauce
- 1 tsp chicken bouillon powder
- 3 tbsp cooking oil
When you have all the ingredients ready, begin by dividing the chicken wings in into three parts: wing, drumstick and tip.
To divide the wings, use a big knife such as a cleaver to slice down where the joints are. Then impale the knife through the bone in one swift cut. Since the joints have cartilage, it's much easier to separate than, say, if you were to chop down on the bone itself.
If you have a different chicken cut, simply slice it into smaller pieces (about 3cm or 1″ thick).
Remove some of the skin from the ginger. Cut it in half lengthwise and pound it using a pestle and mortar. Pounding it will release much more flavour than slicing or dicing!
Add the oyster sauce, fish sauce and chicken bouillon to marinate the chicken. You can let it sit for 20 minutes or overnight. The general rule is that the longer you marinate for, the deeper the flavour when cooked.
After 20 minutes (or longer), it's time to cook the chicken!
Find your favourite pan or wok and heat it up over a high heat. Add the oil and swirl it around to cover the cooking surface. Adjust the temperature to medium and throw in the garlic and ginger. Stir this for about a minute and a half to unlock the fragrances.
Get ready for your house to smell amazing. I wish the picture would do the aromas justice. You'll just have to try it out yourself!
Add your marinated chicken over the ginger and garlic and cook until it becomes a golden brown. The final step is to drizzle in the honey and give it a stir. Let the honey infuse through a low heat simmer for a final 15 minutes.
Your honey glazed ginger chicken is now complete and ready to impress! We love eating it with rice as a side dish during our family dinners.
With this quick and easy recipe, make sure to try it out this week!
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Shade area requirements for beef feed lots in the Imperial Valley
AuthorsC. F. Kelly
T. E. Bond
W. N. Garrett
Authors AffiliationsC. F. Kelly is Professor of Agricultural Engineering, University of California, Davis; T. E. Bond is Associate in Agricultural Engineering, University of California, Davis; W. N. Garrett is Assistant Animal Husbandman, Imperial Valley Field Station, University of California.
Publication Information
Hilgardia 14(9):11-12. DOI:10.3733/ca.v014n09p11. September 1960.
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One-fourth of all of California's feed-lot cattle are in the Imperial Valley—a seemingly unfavorable environment for livestock production in the summer months. From June through September, daily temperatures average about 90° F., and frequently do not go below 80° F. Air temperatures above the animal's body temperatures may prevail for as long as eight or nine hours every day; and, because of the southern latitude and almost cloudless skies, the solar radiation is intense. But by good management practices involving corrals open to breezes, drinking water as cool as possible, proper rations, and well-designed shades, the Valley feeder has been able to obtain efficient gains.
Also in this issue:Industry controls in plum marketing have affected fruit quality
Relationships of agricultural burning and air pollution studied in preliminary experiments
Automation in cleaning food processing plant equipment
Imported Indian Parasite of Pea Aphid established in California
Effectiveness of integrated control programs against pests on agricultural crops
Root rot resistance in common beans sought in plant breeding program
Rootstock breeding for new grape varieties
Investigations show azalea root rot can be controlled by soil treatment
Study of wines by controlled fermentations in specially designed equipment
Study on mosquito flight
Pelleted hay mixture enables dairy cattle to give more milk with less butterfat
Perplexing problem of PEACH TREE REPLANTS
The manufacturing of fats in plants
Disease resistance in peppers
Effects of sodium in water on infiltration rates
Proper depths for drainage tile
Water interaction with plant carbohydrates
Microscopic mites on bees
Sunlight intensity tests on ornamentals
Modified atmospheres: For vegetables after harvest
Size relations of canning peaches
Study on control of fruit ripening
Reduction of impurities in distillation of brandy
Improved strain of honeybees
The effect of certain added materials on bordeaux mixture in the control of peach blight and leaf curl
Phytophthora Cinnamomi and wet soil in relation to the dying-back of avocado trees
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Hold My Hand
Michael Barakiva
Published by: Straus and Giroux (BYR)
Publication date: May 21st 2019
Genres: Romance, Young Adult
Alek Khederian thinks about his life B.E. and A.E.: Before Ethan and After Ethan. Before Ethan, Alek was just an average Armenian-American kid with a mess of curly dark hair, grades not nearly good enough for his parents, and no idea of who he was or what he wanted. After he got together with Ethan, Alek was a new man. Stylish. Confident. (And even if he wasn't quite marching in LGBTQ parades), Gay and Out and Proud.
With their six-month anniversary coming up, Alek and Ethan want to do something special to celebrate. Like, really special. Like, the most special thing two people in love can do with one another. But Alek's not sure he's ready for that. And then he learns something about Ethan that may not just change their relationship, but end it.
Alek can't bear the thought of finding out who he'd be P.E.: Post-Ethan. But he also can't forgive or forget what Ethan did. Luckily, his best friend Becky and madcap Armenain family are there to help him figure out whether it's time to just let Ethan go, or reach out and hold his hand.
Hold My Hand is a funny, smart, relatable take on the joy and challenges of teenage love, the boundaries of forgiveness, and what it really means to be honest.
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"Have you, or anyone in the whole church for that matter, ever thought about what it might be like for someone who doesn't subscribe to these heteronormative standards to be part of this congregation?" Alek hadn't meant to out himself to the reverend father. But as the words came tumbling out of his mouth, they both realized that he had done so.
"Oh! I see." Reverend Father Stepanian exhaled gently as he realized what Alek was telling him. "I see," he repeated, without judgment.
"So what—now you think I'm a bad Armenian?" Alek pressed.
"How long has your family been coming to St. Stephen's?" "I'm not sure; since before my brother was born?"
"So almost twenty years." "At least."
"I remember baptizing you. You were a very good baby— no crying at all. Unlike your older brother, Andranik. He made such a fuss, you should've heard him. Screaming at the top of his lungs. I've known you your whole life, and I know you are a good boy, Alek. And a good Armenian. Learning this isn't going to change any of that."
"Thank you, Father." Alek leaned back in the pew and released the breath he hadn't been aware he was holding.
"The world has changed in many ways since you were born—mostly for the good, I'm happy to say. But the church takes a long time to catch up. That's why I ask you to under- stand my position. I adore your family, even though I know that I can count on you to be at least twenty minutes late."
The reverend and Alek shared a smile at his own joke. "After service, your mother's dolma is always the best at the buffet."
"My father's dolma, you mean," Alek corrected him. "Excuse me?"
"My father makes the dolma."
The reverend father smiled, sheepishly running his hand over his immaculately trimmed beard, which showed the slightest signs of graying. "My apologies—I suppose it was foolish of me to make that assumption. We learn so much about our- selves by the things we take for granted, don't we?" He started again. "Your family's dolma is always the best. But the church is very clear about its doctrine. Homosexuality is a sin."
"Do you have any gay friends, Reverend Father?" He regarded Alek. "Of course I do . . ."
"And do you believe, in your heart of hearts, that your gay friends can lead upstanding lives, but when they get to heaven's gates, they will be denied entrance for being gay? If I died right now in some freaky alien invasion, would I go to hell?"
"What I believe is not relevant here, Alek. The belief of the church is what's important."
"So your beliefs are different than the church's?"
The reverend father smiled. "You're not going to trick me into an admission, Alek. We pastors wrestle with this all the time. But the church's position is that love and sex are special gifts from God to be enjoyed within the sacrament of marriage. I say therefore to the unmarried and widows, it is good for them if they abide even as I: But if they cannot contain, let them arry: for it is better to marry than to burn. 1 Corinthians, 7:8-9. All sex outside of marriage is considered the sin of fornication."
"So if Ethan and I got married, everything would be all right?"
Sadness crept over the reverend father's face. "I'm afraid not. Romans chapter one, verses twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-six, and twenty-seven make it very clear that the special gift of love is reserved for a man and woman. So does Leviticus."
"Leviticus also says not to eat shellfish or the fat from a goat, lamb, or sheep. And I'm sure I don't have to remind you about good ol' Leviticus's stand on mixed seeds or fabrics. Who gets to decide which passages in the Bible you have to take at face value and which ones you get to interpret? And how?"
"That's the whole point of the church, at least the Armenian Church. We priests have spent our lives studying the Bible, Alek—its writing, its interpretation, its meaning. That's our job."
"From where I'm sitting, mixing fabrics is much more shocking than me having a boyfriend. Why, just last week, I saw your wife sporting a cashmere pashmina over a wool jacket. And I think her blouse was made of cotton. I prayed extra hard for her that night, Reverend Father."
Father Stepanian laughed heartily. "It's nice to talk to you like this—and see how passionately you feel about it." The reverend father leaned in, confiding. "To be honest, between you and me, I think the church's view on some things could use updating. But it takes time, Alek, for a ship this size to change direction. You have to remember, the Armenians were the first people to convert to Christianity, and it is my job to uphold the church's beliefs. You know, a heretic is not someone who doesn't believe. He's someone who picks and chooses which doctrines he follows and which ones he doesn't. But true faith doesn't work that way. It's not a buffet that you can sample at will. You have to sign up for the whole deal."
"So single-fabric outfits for everyone from now on?" Alek asked.
The reverend father laughed again. "From now on, for simplicity's sake, let's make it easy, okay? Just keep your personal life personal. I will think about this conversation, Alek, and I hope you do, too."
Author Bio:
Michael Barakiva, author of One Man Guy, is a theater director and writer of Armenian/Israeli descent who lives in Manhattan with his husband, Rafael. He is a graduate of Vassar College and the Juilliard School, an avid cook and board-game player, and a soccer player with the New York Ramblers.


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- Mean ventricular rate 66 bpm
- Atrial fibrillation
- Irregular rhythm
- Fibrillation waves sen in leads V2-3
- Single PVC
- Extreme
- QRS - Prolonged
- Abnormal R wave progression
- Absent dominant S waves in lateral precordial leads
- Progressive decrease in QRS voltage from lead V1 to V6
- Very high voltage lead V1
- Dominant R with massive S wave
This ECG is challenging as there are a number of abnormalities including:
- Rhythm abnormality
- Conduction abnormality
- QRS prolongation & fragmentation
- Reflecting underlying IHD & cardiomyopathy
This patient also has dextrocardia, as evidenced by the abnormalities in R wave progression thorough out the precordial leads, This is difficult to spot as the absence of P waves and abnormal QRS conduction make the other features of dextrocardia (completely negative lead I and positive lead aVR) almost impossible to pick.
The ECG was repeated with mirrored right sided ECG, shown below. The precordial leads are placed on the right hemithorax mirroring their usual placement and the limb leads are reversed i.e. RA / LA are swapped and RL / LL are swapped.
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References / Further Reading
Life in the Fast Lane
- Chan TC, Brady WJ, Harrigan RA, Ornato JP, Rosen P. ECG in Emergency Medicine and Acute Care. Elsevier Mosby 2005.


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Deconstructing Pelvic Pain: Differential Diagnosis and Interdisciplinary Treatment (304)
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Chronic pelvic pain affects 15% of women ages 18 to 50 years old. An interactive problem-based learning discussion with multidisciplinary speakers will review the broad differential diagnoses of pelvic pain, discuss appropriate specialist referral, and identify evidence-based strategies for pelvic pain management.
Diagnosing and Treating Pelvic Pain: Pain Medicine Perspectives
Jennifer Hah
Diagnosing and Treating Pelvic Pain: Urogynecologic Perspectives
Marian G. Acevedo Alvarez
Treating Pelvic Pain: Psychosocial Perspectives
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Learning Objectives:
- Differentiate bladder pain syndrome/interstitial cystitis from a myriad of other pelvic pain conditions including endometriosis, vulvodynia, and peripheral nerve entrapments.
- Identify the role(s) of various specialists (e.g., pain medicine specialist, urologist, pain psychologist, and physical therapist) in the evidence-based interdisciplinary treatment of pelvic pain.
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Aotearoa critics' best film of 2018 is a stitch up
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As the year draws to a close we're besieged from all sides with recaps, hot takes, and best of lists looking back at the preceding twelve months.
And hey, we're not above this ourselves, with the unmatchable, unimpeachable Flicks Best of 2018 coming later in the week.
In the context of all these competing lists, however, Flicks Editor Steve Newall reaches out to our competitors colleagues in film criticism each year, to come up with a comprehensive critics' pick for best film.
We hope you've guessed it already from the image above. If not (and even if you have), read on for an explanation as to why critics' fave film of 2018 took top honours, as well as the rest of the awesome pics that round out the top ten.
A poll of New Zealand film critics has come up with their top film of 2018.
A number of outlets contributed ranked best-of lists that were collated to determine a comprehensive list of critics' picks for the year.
Critics polled included contributors to 95bFM, Dominion Post, Flicks.co.nz, Letterboxd, The Listener, NBR, Newshub, NZ Herald, The Pantograph Punch, Radio NZ, Sunday Star-Times, Stuff.co.nz and more.
Their top film of 2018 was a darkly comic drama, a somehow seductive depiction of toxic masculinity from a modern master that bids farewell to a three-time Oscar-winning lead actor.
Paul Thomas Anderson's 1950s-set Phantom Thread sees Daniel Day-Lewis play master dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock, prone to temper tantrums and impossibly controlling, as German waitress Alma (Vicky Krieps) discovers when he anoints her as his muse, assistant, model, and romantic partner. To Woodcock's surprise, and the viewer's delight, Alma proves to have more mettle than anticipated.
"The director of superlative period-piece fare such as There Will Be Blood and The Master has made another film in that vein, focusing on strong central performances of characters so complex and yet beguiling, you find yourself transported into their world," Sarah Watt said of Phantom Thread in the Sunday Star-Times
"As the mincing mansplainer-in-chief, Day-Lewis is predictably committed in his Last Ever Role™, an angry vein in his forehead working overtime," wrote Matt Glasby for Flicks.
"At the film's core is a bloody emotional conflict, a nuclear exchange of immovable personalities," explained James Robins in the NZ Listener.
Other films in the list include blockbuster action movies and horrors, NZ International Film Festival hits, a film the general public won't get to see until Boxing Day (The Favourite) and – in a first – a film that has only screened in New Zealand on Netflix (Annihilation).
The full Aotearoa critics' top ten of 2018:
2. Mission: Impossible – Fallout
3. Hereditary
8. Mandy
9. Annihilation
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The Punjab State government, Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) Punjab and the British Council have been working on the Punjab English Enhancement Programme (PEEP) project since April 2011. This project has been planned and implemented following discussions on improving English language teaching and learning with key stakeholders in Punjab state
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- To improve the English language confidence and enhance the lesson delivery of government school teachers of English in grades 9 and 10.
- To identify the training needs of teachers and address through a range of face to face and self access interventions.
- To develop a cohort of 160 Master Trainers to cascade input to 3000 teachers across the state.
- To build capacity within the state to enable effective monitoring and evaluation of English language teaching and training.
160 teachers designated as Master Trainers (MTs) have undergone training in two phases over two years. The MTs have twice cascaded training to 3000 teachers. The state government and the participants have been very positive about the programme. 90% of the Master Trainers reported that they have acquired new knowledge and skills after taking part in the training and 88% agreed that the sessions were of a high quality. During monitoring of the classroom impact following the final phase of the project, we observed that an encouraging 64% of the teachers are actively working to create a positive learning environment and 67% of the teachers are making a concerted effort to engage their students by starting their lessons in interesting and stimulating ways.
The British Council has made recommendations to the government following the post-intervention impact analysis, and a new proposal for continued engagement is currently under review.
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- Focused needs analysis to identify areas where support was required.
- Customised content and materials developed based on results of the needs analysis and in collaboration with stakeholders.
- Phase I: 10-day training intervention for 160 MTs. MTs cascaded training to 3000 teachers in 89 venues across Punjab.
- Phase II: 5-day training intervention for 160 MTs, followed by a similar cascade programme to Phase I.
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UPDATE 6:10 PM: Sorry parents — school is canceled again on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the afternoon and evening snow has added up. Many streets are as slick as ever and there are reports of cracked branches and trees on wires around the Capitol Hill area.
UPDATE 3:57 PM: The National Weather Service says things are shaping up as planned and "temperatures will continue to very slowly rise."
330p #SitRep: Here's the update on the rain/snow transition based on Twitter & mPing reports! #wawx #wasnow #warain pic.twitter.com/ytlI6GgYXe
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UPDATE 2:25 PM: As you may have noticed, it is snowing pretty good out there but reports are that warmer air is moving up from the south and changing the snow into rain. For now, we are adding another inch or so to our "historic" Snowbruary totals.
Original report: A week of snow and ice is ready to enter a new phase Monday after another blanket of snow covered Capitol Hill starting Sunday night. The forecast calls for more snow… and rain.
In what the National Weather Service is calling a "complicated" and "extremely challenging" forecast, Monday night is expected to bring a line of heavy snow north of Seattle and PROBABLY cold rain to the city and south:
Rain and snow, becoming all rain after 10pm. Low around 33. Wind chill values between 22 and 27. Southeast wind 13 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Little or no snow accumulation expected.
For Seattle and Capitol Hill, the forecast is a big change from earlier plans for a massive knockout punch of snow to hit the area in what is already the snowiest Seattle month in thirty years with more than 14 inches having fallen. CHS looked at the snowiest Capitol Hill days in recent years here.
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The updated forecast also could mean a week where things get back closer to normal with a rainy reset before more cold temps and possible smaller snow events again later in the week.
For now, Monday brought another round of school closures and calls for "non essential employees" to stay home and off the roads. Much of City Hall is shut down with City Council sessions canceled.
King County Metro remains on snow/ice routes.
As of 7 AM, SDOT's winter weather map updates showed clearance work along Broadway and 10th Ave E, 19th Ave E, Union, and Pine with more to come to get things a little more passable into daytime hours.
Despite the robust snowfall Sunday night, getting around on foot and with some public transit help is fully achievable.
Stick to the city's "gold and green" routes where streets and sidewalks have been prioritized for clearing and watch yourself on side streets where the snow and ice remain layered and slick.
SDOT says its crews will also be hitting the Broadway bikeway Monday to clear up the protected bike lane for winter riders.
You can also check the CHS Street Cams page before you head out. And the CHS Weather page has the latest reports from local observations.
Outreach teams from King County and the City of Seattle are available around downtown and parts of Capitol Hill to help people on the streets get out of the cold. You can help by dialing 2-1-1.
The county and the city have increased available shelters and warming facilities through the recent storms and into next week. A roster of severe weather shelters is here.
Despite many issues like downed tree branches, City Light and Seattle Fire have managed to keep wires cleared and power outages have been mostly limited to individual customers.
Stress from the snowy days may be piling up. Sunday night, TV news picked up this incident from Bellevue and Thomas that was being shared widely on social media — Seattle driver arrested in snowball rage incident.
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Brandon Lewis defends 'specific and limited way' comment
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis has defended his recent comment that the Internal Market Bill would break international law in a "specific and limited way".
On Wednesday he told the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee of MPs his assertions were consistent with advice from the Government's main legal adviser, attorney general Suella Braverman QC.
He said: "My answer was in line with the legal opinion given by the law officers.
"The position I took at the dispatch box is not a breach of the ministerial code but I am not the arbiter of that."
Dominic Raab on US visit following warnings over trade deal if GFA imperilled
UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has travelled to the US for talks with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on a range of issues.
The Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said the American Congress would never pass an economic agreement that it felt could "imperil" the Northern Ireland peace accord.
Mr Raab will also meet Ms Pelosi during his Washington visit, with Brexit expected to be one of the main items discussed.
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'Time is running out on trade deal', von der Leyen warns
Ursula von der Leyen has said that time is running out for agreement with the UK on a post-Brexit free trade deal.
The European Commission president told the European Parliament meeting in Brussels: "Talks have not progressed as we would have wished and that leaves us very little time."
Mrs von der Leyen said Margaret Thatcher had always insisted that the UK honoured its treaty commitments.
She quoted the former prime minister as saying: "Britain does not break treaties. It would be bad for Britain, bad for relations with the rest of the world and bad for any future treaty on trade."
She added: "This was true then and this is true today. Trust is the foundation of any strong partnership."
'Withdrawal Agreement cannot be unilaterally changed', von der Leyen warns
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has warned that the UK cannot unilaterally disregard the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
In her annual State of the Union address to the European Parliament, Mrs von der Leyen said both sides had agreed it was the only way to guarantee the Northern Ireland peace process.
"This Withdrawal Agreement took three years to negotiate and we worked relentlessly on it line-by-line, word-by-word, and together we succeeded," she said.
"The European Union and the UK jointly agreed that it was the best and only way for ensuring peace on the island of Ireland and we will never backtrack on that.
"This agreement has been ratified by this house and the House of Commons. It cannot be unilaterally changed, disregarded, disapplied.
"This is a matter of law and trust and good faith."
Government looking to achieve 'balance' in Internal Market Bill powers
The Justice Secretary said the Government was working to ensure there was a "balance" should the powers in the Internal Market Bill ever need to be used.
Senior Tory Sir Bob Neill is calling for ministers to concede and create a parliamentary lock, meaning MPs would have to approve use of the powers.
"The issue is this – we want to make sure that if we hit a situation where we have this kind of dislocation, this kind of crisis if you like, then we can act swiftly to bring into power the necessary regulations," Robert Buckland told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
"And I think while, absolutely we have got parliamentary procedures to allow secondary legislation to come into force with debate and scrutiny, we have to get the balance right.
"I want to make sure we are fleet of foot when it comes to the crunch but that at the same time to make sure MPs have their say.
"That's what the Prime Minister wants, that's what he said in Parliament and I'm sure we'll find a way to do that in a manner that is acceptable to all Conservative colleagues."
'Rule of six won't cancel Christmas', says Buckland
Justice Secretary Robert Buckland denied that the "rule of six" would effectively cancel Christmas, following criticisms from a source close to the Archbishop of Canterbury about the social restrictions imposed this week to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the Cabinet minister said: "Archbishop Justin (Welby) makes an important contribution to this debate and he is right to point to the huge spiritual and social significance of Christmas.
"I don't think any of us in Government want to be Oliver Cromwell-esque about this – we want to see families celebrate Christmas in a safe and happy way and we want to see our churches and indeed our other places of worship joining in that celebration."
Mr Buckland added: "We are not going to cancel Christmas but the 'rule of six' is something that is clear and important and I do think we've committed to that and we need to stick to it."
Buckland says UK will claim that EU breached obligations
Robert Buckland said any suggestion in the future that the UK has broken the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement through the Internal Market Bill will have been sparked by a European Union decision.
He told Sky News: "If we reach that stage, the reason for it is because we judge that sadly, despite everybody's best efforts, the EU is in a position where we think they are actually breaching their obligations to us.
"It is like an international dispute where clearly there is a breach somewhere but it is going to be the subject of a lot of argument.
"I would like to avoid that, I think we can but we do need to just prepare for that contingency, that 'break glass in case of emergency' provision, which I believe this is."
Buckland refuses to deny talks with PM and Sir Bob Neil
Justice Secretary Robert Buckland refused to deny he had held talks with the Prime Minister and senior Tory MP Sir Bob Neill over his amendment to the UK Internal Market Bill.
The Government is facing growing disgruntlement on its backbenches over its plans to override key elements of the Withdrawal Agreement by using domestic legislation.
Mr Buckland told Sky News: "I don't think it would be right of me to start talking about private conversations.
"But what I can say is that there are lots of discussions going on with MPs from all parts of the debate, not just Bob Neill but MPs in all parts of the Conservative Party.
"We want to get on with this job, we want to get this Bill through, we want to make sure we are ready for any disagreements or disputes that might arise if we don't get agreement at the Joint Committee, and that's what we're planning on."
Asked about whether he had spoken to Sir Bob, Mr Buckland added: "I talk to Bob Neill regularly, I have talked to Bob Neill about the Internal Market Bill, I have spoken to other people (as well)."
Pushed on whether he had raised Sir Bob's concerns with Boris Johnson, he said: "I've had lots of conversations with colleagues – ultimately it is up to the Prime Minister and those responsible for business in Parliament to get the details (sorted)."
Read more about the warnings from US politicians here:
US Senators warn PM over GFA (cont.)
The senators wrote that "many in Congress" considered the Good Friday Agreement, and a potential US-UK Free Trade Agreement to be "inextricably linked".
They wrote: "Many in the United States and in Congress consider the issues of the Good Friday Agreement and a potential US-UK Free Trade Agreement inextricably linked.
"With the issues raised in this letter in mind, we therefore urge you to abandon any and all legally questionable and unfair efforts to flout the Northern Ireland protocol of the Withdrawal Agreement and look to ensure that Brexit negotiations do not undermine the decades of progress to bring peace to Northern Ireland and future options for the bilateral relationship between our two countries."
US Senators warn PM over GFA
Senior US politicians have warned Boris Johnson that Washington will not support any free trade pact with the UK if Britain fails to uphold its commitments to Northern Ireland as part of Brexit.
The UK Internal Market Bill cleared its first Commons hurdle on Monday despite deep misgivings by some senior Tories, with amendments to the Northern Ireland provisions expected to emerge in the Commons next week.
Four US congressmen, led by chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Eliot Engel, have written to Mr Johnson urging the Government to respect its open border and peace process with Northern Ireland.
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No 10 warns peers against trying to block controversial Brexit bill
Downing Street has warned peers not to try and block the controversial legislation overriding parts of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
The UK Internal Market Bill passed its first hurdle in the Commons on Monday, but Boris Johnson is facing a major revolt of around 20 senior Conservatives over an amendment to the bill, which could break international law.
Downing Street has issued a warning to peers not to try to block controversial legislation overriding key elements of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
A No 10 spokesman said ministers believed the Salisbury Convention – which states the House of Lords should not vote down legislation to implement government manifesto commitments – should apply to the UK Internal Market Bill.
"We would expect the Lords to abide by the Salisbury Convention," the spokesman said.
"Guaranteeing the full economic benefit of leaving the EU to all parts of the United Kingdom and ensuring Northern Ireland's businesses and producers enjoy unfettered access to the rest of the UK were clear Conservative manifesto commitments which this legislation delivers."
Some peers have warned that the Bill – which passed its second reading in the Commons on Monday – will not get through the upper chamber in its current form.
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Priti Patel: We're not about to break law over Brexit
Priti Patel today contradicted Cabinet colleague Brandon Lewis by denying his dramatic Commons admission that the Government is ready to break international law in a "very specific and limited way".
Speaking after a major rebellion by around 20 senior Conservatives against the new Internal Market Bill, the Home Secretary appeared to signal a climbdown by declaring: "We are absolutely not doing that."
European Commission 'very much in touch' with British Government over new Brexit developments
Asked if the European Commission was in touch with the UK Government regarding the Internal Market Bill, a commission spokesman told a Brussels press briefing: "We were very much in contact with the British authorities.
"Vice president (of the EC) Maros Sefcovic even went to London extremely quickly in order to seek clarifications and make the views of the EU known on this issue.
"Which led… to the deadline which was set for the UK to withdraw the provisions from the draft Internal Market Bill.
"This is what we expect from the United Kingdom and we have made our views extremely clear.
"And we are not going to speculate on anything in the meantime. We are waiting to see the developments in London on this issue."
Brexit Bill criticised as 'shocking' by Irish Government
Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney has described the decision by the British Government to vote through controversial legislation designed to override key elements of the Brexit deal as "pretty shocking".
He said the "deliberate strategy" of the British Government damages its reputation internationally.
The UK Internal Market Bill cleared its first Commons hurdle on Monday despite deep misgivings by some senior Tories.
Boris Johnson's controversial plan to use domestic law to supersede elements of the Withdrawal Agreement he signed with Brussels passed its second reading by 340 to 263 – a Government majority of 77.
Mr Coveney said the "unwelcome distraction" has eroded trust on both sides of the negotiating teams in the search for a trade deal.
"For many people it's pretty shocking that the British Government is voting through its parliament a Bill that breaks international law," Mr Coveney said.
"I don't ever remember a time that has happened before.
"Let's wait and see what happens to this Bill because I think there is certainly an awful lot of division within Westminster as to whether it is acceptable or not to do that.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson returns to Downing Street following the weekly Cabinet meeting at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office:
Home Secretary Priti Patel said "we are absolutely" not breaking the law.
She said that the withdrawal Agreement was designed to safeguard the integrity of the United Kingdom.
"It is not about breaking the law," she said.
Ms Patel added: "Parliament is sovereign when it comes to how international treaties are not just interpreted but applied through acts of Parliament."
Asked whether Brandon Lewis was wrong about saying the Tories were breaking the law, she said: "We are absolutely not doing that," adding:
The purpose of the bill is to ensure we preserve the integrity of the United Kingdom.
Home Secretary Priti Patel defended the controversial clauses in the Internal Market Bill.
She told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "This is a safety net. And that is why we have introduced this in this particular Bill."


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Understanding the Different Types of Early Childhood Development Programs
Unsure about the differences between the child care options available? Learn about the elements and importance of early childhood education.
In recent years, the child care options available to working parents have grown exponentially. Parents can choose from home care providers, nannies, non-profit programs, universal pre-k/state-funded programs, and a host of others. A variety of descriptors for these services abound, including child care, day care, early care, or early childhood education.
Have you ever wondered about the differences between these terms? Are they interchangeable? And what do they mean in terms of quality?
All options provide child care, but the term early childhood education denotes an additional educational component beyond basic care. Of course, high-quality care comes in many forms and under many descriptors. A program's use of the term "early childhood education" doesn't necessarily guarantee a high-quality program any more than "day care" implies a lack thereof.
Regardless of the terminology organizations use, high-quality early education begins with some basic elements that children need to thrive. Children need and deserve teachers who understand them and treat them with kindness and respect. Families should feel that they are partners in their children's care, who are wholly involved in the decision-making process.
The National Association of Young Children (NAEYC), a national organization that advocates for early childhood education, considers 10 areas of program standards when assessing and accrediting programs: relationships, curriculum, teaching, health and safety, assessment of child progress, teacher qualifications, family and community relationships, physical environment, and leadership management.
The Elements and Importance of Early Childhood Education
Age-Appropriate Teaching Methods
In evaluating early childhood education, it's helpful to first consider what it is not. One current trend in early education is to apply the teaching methods and content designed for older elementary-age children to the early childhood classroom. Studies about early education and child development have found that this practice is not only ineffective, but actually damaging to young children's growth and development. A high-quality early childhood education is based on a sound understanding of how young children learn – through engaging, hands-on experiences within a setting of comfort and trust.
An Intentional, Comprehensive Curriculum
NAEYC suggests that the early childhood curriculum should take into account all developmental areas, including social-emotional, physical, cognitive, and language development. A well-organized, written curriculum gives teachers the structure they need to ensure quality, while allowing flexibility to meet the individual needs of the children in their programs.
A Whole-Child Approach
School readiness should address early literacy, math, and science within a larger framework of whole-child development. According to NAEYC, materials should be engaging and spark children's interest to explore, ask questions, and discover.
Materials and activities are presented in a variety of ways and curriculum areas are woven together through interesting projects, activities, conversations, and daily routines. Children need opportunities to create, solve problems, work together, collaborate, and follow directions. These skills are absolutely critical for school and life success.
What Quality Child Care Looks Like
Great early childhood development and care comes under many names and many auspices, in large and small centers, and in homes. The difference between a quality early education setting and a mediocre one is not in a name, the length of the day, whether it is for profit or nonprofit, or found in a home or center.
Good programs recruit and retain qualified teachers, are committed to training and development, manage resources well, and have a culture built on respect for children and families and all of those who care for them. High-quality programs understand that early education requires hands on, active, individualized learning and high expectations for every child as well as nurturing, sensitive, individualized care.
Family Webinar: Choosing Quality Child Care
We talked to education experts from NAEYC to get insider tips on what to look for in a quality early childhood education program. You'll hear how NAEYC sets standards and how to select the option best suited to your child's unique needs.
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- Hear more about what you should know before starting your child in daycare.
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OSHA currently requires employers to keep track of their employees' injuries and illnesses in an "OSHA log." However, in 2016, the agency released a final rule that will also require some employers to submit these records electronically, so they can be posted on OSHA's website. The final rule became effective on Jan. 1, 2017.
The following are the requirements for the new rule:
- Establishments with 250 or more employees that are required to keep injury and illness records must electronically submit the following forms:
o OSHA Form 300: Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses
o OSHA Form 300A: Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses
o OSHA Form 301: Injury and Illnesses Incident Report
- Establishments with 20-249 employees that work in industries with historically high rates of occupational injuries and illnesses must electronically submit information from OSHA Form 300A.
With the new rule, OSHA hopes that employers and researchers will be encouraged to find new and innovative ways to prevent injuries and illnesses at workplaces. For more information on the recordkeeping rule, contact us at 469-443-3489. We can provide you with our in-depth compliance bulletin, "OSHA Issues Final Rule on Electronic Reporting."


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Watch Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill and Alex Kingston wish a happy 50th anniversary to Doctor Who
Doctor Who's 50th birthday is fast approaching and its former cast have a message for the show...
It's not only fans who are singing "happy birthday to Who" this week. Former Doctor Who companions Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill, Alex Kingston and one-time Tardis traveller Mark Sheppard (Canton Delaware of The Impossible Astronaut/The Day Of The Moon) are also getting in on the act.
In a video released by BBC America, the cast wish Doctor Who a "happy 50th," with Kingston even going as far as to blow a cheeky River Song-style kiss.
Arthur Darvill undoubtably steals the short show, though, signing off with, "I've been waiting 2000 years to say that."
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The Huntress
The Huntress
Nazi hunters Ian Graham and Tony Rodomovsky are determined to find a woman suspected of committing atrocities during World War II. Known as the Huntress, or "die Jäguerin," she is elusive, but the more they dig into her past, the more clues they uncover. The Huntress, meanwhile, has escaped Europe and is hiding in Boston with her new husband, Dan, and his grown daughter, Jordan. Even though Jordan is happy her dad has found love again after the death of her mother so many years ago, there's something not quite right about her new stepmother. Is Anna really the refugee she proclaims to be? Or is there more to her story? Will the hunters find their prey before she disappears yet again?
After loving Kate Quinn's THE ALICE NETWORK, I couldn't wait to read THE HUNTRESS. Lucky for me, it did not disappoint; in fact, I loved this one even more.
"Be sure to set aside a good chunk of time before opening THE HUNTRESS because you definitely won't want to abort/bail on this powerful, moving account of the aftermath of war before zeroing in on the dramatically satisfying conclusion."
After being introduced to Night Witches, female military aviators in the Soviet Air Force, a year ago in DAUGHTERS OF THE NIGHT SKY by Aimie K. Runyan, I was eager to learn more about these courageous women via protagonist Nina Markova. I enjoy reading about strong female characters, and Nina was definitely a force to be reckoned with serving under Marina Raskova, a real-life Hero of the Soviet Union and their most famous female pilot. I love when real, historic figures are woven into narratives because it makes the story more authentic. Although fictional, Nina was larger than life and her backstory was one of my favorites.
Since I've read numerous books about WWII, I liked that THE HUNTRESS focused mostly on the aftermath of the war rather than the war itself. Fans of historical fiction will appreciate this richly detailed, highly suspenseful, barrel-rolling adventure around the globe. I held my breath during a few pivotal scenes, especially throughout the conclusion. For romance enthusiasts, there were a few love stories sprinkled in, but in my opinion, they did not detract from the main story about the Nazi hunters' search for Anna.
Yes, this 530-page book is long, but it's well worth your time. I felt utterly immersed in the complex, multi-layered story and very much connected to the well-fleshed-out, multi-dimensional characters as they formed friendships, enjoyed camaraderie and faced their biggest fears head on. At times, I was so lost in the novel that I felt somewhat dazed when I had to stop reading.
Be sure to set aside a good chunk of time before opening THE HUNTRESS because you definitely won't want to abort/bail on this powerful, moving account of the aftermath of war before zeroing in on the dramatically satisfying conclusion. See what I did there? Luckily, I was able to devour it over a long weekend while my husband and son were out of state for a soccer tournament. As soon as I recover from this extreme book hangover, I look forward to sinking my teeth into the rest of Quinn's backlist.
Last but not least, I would highly recommend reading the author's note as it explains which characters were based on real people. This, in my opinion, added even more depth to the story.
Reviewed by Rebecca Wasniak on March 1, 2019
The Huntress
- Publication Date: February 26, 2019
- Genres: Fiction, Historical Fiction
- Paperback: 560 pages
- Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks


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To complete Matrix Reimprinting practitioner status, post course students need to register on www.matrixreimprinting.com and view a series of videos containing both theory and client sessions. Having viewed the required videos there is an online multiple-choice exam. On successful completion of this exam, students will receive a full Matrix Reimprinting Practitioner certificate. Practitioners are then able to add their details to appear live on the website as a practitioner. There is a cost of £99 for the video content and the first year's practitioner listing.
Both the EFT and Matrix Reimprinting Practitioner course can be combined over the 5 days. The cost is £595 (saving £145)
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The venue for this course is the Hallmark Hotel Bournemouth East Cliff. After you have attended the course you can take the fabulous views, seven miles of beach, and that ocean-fresh air and you've got a pretty invigorating cocktail. You've earned a decent night's sleep.
A wonderful location with views across the bay from Bournemouth's famous East Cliff. This is an equally appealing place to stay for leisure, seaside breaks or if you are travelling on business – just 10 minutes' walk from the golden beaches of Bournemouth as well as the town centre.
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Summer is approaching and that means air conditioning season. If you turn on your air conditioner and are greeted with warm air coming out, weird noises, or worse, nothing at all, you have a decision to make: repair or replace?
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» google_logging_billing_account_sink
Manages a billing account logging sink. For more information see the official documentation and Exporting Logs in the API.
Note You must have the "Logs Configuration Writer" IAM role (
granted on the billing account to
the credentials used with Terraform. IAM roles granted on a billing account are separate from the
typical IAM roles granted on a project.
» Example Usage
resource "google_logging_billing_account_sink" "my-sink" {
name = "my-sink"
billing_account = "ABCDEF-012345-GHIJKL"
# Can export to pubsub, cloud storage, or bigquery
destination = "storage.googleapis.com/${google_storage_bucket.log-bucket.name}"
resource "google_storage_bucket" "log-bucket" {
name = "billing-logging-bucket"
resource "google_project_iam_binding" "log-writer" {
role = "roles/storage.objectCreator"
members = [
» Argument Reference
The following arguments are supported:
name- (Required) The name of the logging sink.
billing_account- (Required) The billing account exported to the sink.
destination- (Required) The destination of the sink (or, in other words, where logs are written to). Can be a Cloud Storage bucket, a PubSub topic, or a BigQuery dataset. Examples:
"storage.googleapis.com/[GCS_BUCKET]" "bigquery.googleapis.com/projects/[PROJECT_ID]/datasets/[DATASET]" "pubsub.googleapis.com/projects/[PROJECT_ID]/topics/[TOPIC_ID]"The writer associated with the sink must have access to write to the above resource.
filter- (Optional) The filter to apply when exporting logs. Only log entries that match the filter are exported. See Advanced Log Filters for information on how to write a filter.
bigquery_options- (Optional) Options that affect sinks exporting data to BigQuery. Structure documented below.
bigquery_options block supports:
use_partitioned_tables- (Required) Whether to use BigQuery's partition tables. By default, Logging creates dated tables based on the log entries' timestamps, e.g. syslog_20170523. With partitioned tables the date suffix is no longer present and special query syntax has to be used instead. In both cases, tables are sharded based on UTC timezone.
» Attributes Reference
In addition to the arguments listed above, the following computed attributes are exported:
id- an identifier for the resource with format
writer_identity- The identity associated with this sink. This identity must be granted write access to the configured
» Import
Billing account logging sinks can be imported using this format:
$ terraform import google_logging_billing_account_sink.my_sink billingAccounts/{{billing_account_id}}/sinks/{{sink_id}}


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Chelsea are in a very familiar position with their current manager Antonio Conte once again. The Italian is currently under pressure after two consecutive losses to opponents outside the Premier League's top ten and his days seem to be numbered.
The Italian has been at loggerheads with the club's hierarchy for a while now, recently calling on them to back him publicly. But his repeated public shaming of the club's transfer policies has made his position untenable.
According to Sun Sport, the Italian manager is closer than ever to getting the sack after their 4-1 loss to Watford on Monday, and the man likely to replace him is former Barcelona manager, Luis Enrique.
As a matter of fact, bookmakers, PaddyPower have made Enrique 13-5 favourite to become the next Chelsea manager. The 47 years old is currently on holiday after ending his stint as Barcelona boss at the end of last season.
A spokesperson for the Irish bookmaker claim that Conte's position has long being under threat, but the Italian keeps upsetting the Odds, however, he believes this time he would get the boot.
Chelsea are currently 4th on the league table, one point behind Liverpool and just a single point ahead of 5th placed Tottenham.