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; PECLAIXY AUTHORISED WHOLE j r SALE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND J ' * DUNEDIN OHRISTCHURCH, J. WELLINGTON, AND AUCKLAND. I ' lThe above carry a complete Stock of 1 ] H. E. KUGELMANN & CO.Sl ] STANDARD HERBAL MAGNETIC! REMEDIES, { " "Which may be obtained from all Chemists I and Storekeepers all over the globe. I focal Agents for H. E. Kugelmann and I Co.'s Magnetic Remedies— I These Goods can be procured from the j following— I ASHBURTON—C. M. Brooke, Chemist;' . John Obrand Co., Merchants ItAKAIA—C. Hardy and Co., Merchants
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For all Lung^and Throat Diseases. As Bronchitis, Asthma, Wheezing, Coughs, Colds, Fog Fever, Sore Throat, Bleeding from the Lungs, Tightness on the Chest, Inflammation of Lungs, ollapse of the Air Cells, Induration of Lungs, Congestion of Lungs, Sec., &c. It 8 the only medicine known to mankind hat will completely cure consumption in its early stages. It is composed of choice ruits, flower seeds, gums, balsams, and herbs. It renovates and fattens the weakest constitution, alike of young or old. It is exceedingly pleasant to take, "and causes ani iflroediate improvement in all who take it. Sold in bottles at 2s 6d, is. 6s, and 10s. "THE BOOM OF THE COMING CENTURY," ' H. E. Kugelmann's Electric Essence.— An external remedy for all pains or aches. Nothing like this has ever been known, and nothing else will ever equal it. If you have a rheumatic or gouty pain that you do not care about, obtain a bottle of this Electric Essence and it will make | you happy. Use it for sprained backs, I knee joints, all swellings, dropsy, back ache," sciatica, neuralgia, weak spines, umbago, contractions, lameness, cramps, .mirisy, mumps, diphtheria, croup, and for all pains and aches. Never be without it for snake bite, and all bites of insects or stings, and for burns, cuts, and scalds. Price, 3s 6dand 7s. H. E. KUGELMANN'S EYE OINTMENT AND ANODYNE EMOLLIENT This is undoubtedly the finest Pharmaceutical Product of the century. An immediate cure for chilblains and frostbites. Nothing hitherto known can compare with this Ointment for its marvellous excellence, elegance of combination and superior effectiveness. It will cure all eye diseases, as sun blight, sandy blight, watery blight,' matter or tnimory blight, inflammation of eyes and lids, chronic ophthalmia, and all and every eye disease; and as well it is the oest and. nicest thing possible for fly bite, mosquito bites or stings of scorpions, centipedes, spiders, etc., and for sore throats, coughs, mumps, quinsy, etc., it is simply splendid. All weak nervous persons should use it to rub well in clown the spine and on the stomach. We guarantee that all who use this once will never be without it. Sold only in jars at 2s 6d and 5s each. H. E. KUGELMANN'S HERBAL MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
This unrivalled Herbal product is undoubtedly the best ointment ci er elaborated for curing old sores, bad legs, ulcers, fistulas, piles, bleeding piles, eruptions of the skin, broken chilblains uts, wounds, etc., etc. In jars at Is Id, 9d, 2s 6d, and 5s each. THE HERBAL MAGNETIC TONIC LIVER AND STOMACH RESTORER. For all liver complaints, biliousness, jaundice, congested liver, enlarged liver and spleen, languor, drowsiness, pains between the shoulders, chronic indigestion and all stomach complaints, heart] bum, flatulency, sour stomach, vomiting of food, loss of appetite, sick headache, nervousness, nervous debility, prostration and the convalescing stages of all acute discas3s. Sold in bottles at 5s and 10s each.. THE NATURAL ELECTRIC BLOOD PURIFIER. This medicine has no equal for all blood And skin diseases, perfectly free from mercury, arsenic, and all mineral drugs. Ncvov fails to cure the worse forms of scrofula, scurvy, eczema, itch, ulcers, abscesses, sore legs and breasts, and all diseases having their origin in the blood. It will work wonders in every case, without exception. See handbook. Prices, 4s 6d, 6s Gd, and 12s 6d each bottle. THE FLUID HERBAL LIFE. This is the soul of plants, an absolute specific for chronic neuralgia, faceache, toothache, tic doloreux, swollen face, tumboil, and earache. Price, Is 9d and * perVbottle. HERBAL MAGNETIC LIVER PILLS These Pills are unrivalled, and superior to all others for all liver troubles, biliousness, costiveness, giddiness, indigestion, wind, and heartburn. They are composed solely of the vital properties of herbs, are: coated and tasteless. At Is 9d and 3s each. These should be kept in every house, as they are a sure cure for numberless ills. THE CHILDREN S VITAL ESSENCE. This is a liquid food medicine, prepared and adapted exclusively for permanently removing the ailments ar.A diseases of infants and children in every country and climate. It gives life, energy, flesh, bone Mid" muscle to the frail and wasted infant, nd will restore the health, vitality, vigor, • nd plumpness of the weak, diseased, or sickly child. Being pleasant to take, it is readily taken by all. Sold in two sizes only, price 2s 6d and 5s each, •with our guarantee attached, without which it cannot be genuine. . HERBALMAGNETIC ASTHMA CURL This unrivalled Herbal Compound is , undoubtedly the best inhalenfc in all asthmaticalcomplaints and difficult breath ing, as dry astluna, humid asthma, spas modic asthma, nervous asthma, bronchitis, wheezing, tightness on the chest, catarrh, hay fever, colds in the head, &c, &c. Sold at 3s 6d, 6s and 10s. HERBAL MAGNETIC SNEEZING POWDER. , This is a most useful little remedy of a very uniform and positive character. It has been devised and used for many yeais for colds in the head, catarrh in the nose hay fever, ozena, nasal polypus, and a obstructions in the nose and nasal pas sages. Sold at 2g, ss. 11. E. KUGELMANN & C G SOLE PROPRIETORS. BrANTJ-FACTUHERS OF ELECTIUC AND PEO PKIETARY MEDICINES. Distillers of Essential Oils and*£Medica Liqueurs, &c, &c. FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YOR CITY. U.S.A Australian Head Office and Warehouse 172 and 174, William street, Melbourne Victoria. ;. Plantations and Reducing Establish m'\'t at "Mount Paradise,' jembrood Gipps' uul. Don't fail to .d our De ripwvu Handbook, mailed ree to anj' address or may be had upon -appli ation,
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A shimmering bronze and body-wrapping ruching, this bebe strapless dress is an all-eyes-on-me way to show off those shoulders. Comes with detachable halter strap, padded bust, non-slip detail and full interior lining. Try it with metallic heels and duster earrings to complete a cocktail-ready look.
- 92% polyester, 8% spandex.
- Center back to hem: 32" (81 cm).
- Hand wash.
- Imported.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
Foil Shirred Strapless Dress is rated out of 5 by 4.
Rated 5 out of 5 by divalicious55 from love this dress!!!! I ordered a medium but could have gotten a small as this material stretch..However, I will keep this size as they are sold out.The material compliments your curves and the dress looks expensive.
Date published: 2013-02-01
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lexia from Pretty color, unique This is a very pretty dress - very unique, shiny, copper color. I wore this for a New Years Eve party and it was perfect. It comes with optional straps as well. Very comfy and very pretty.
Date published: 2013-01-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ra1983 from This dress is a beauty! I think this dress is the bomb! Definitely a good attention grabber. Love it's unique color, and it's shimmer. Love, love, love this dress; accentuates every curve on your body, especially your breast. Trust me you will not be disappointed! This dress is a must! Definitely will receive many compliments.
Date published: 2012-12-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jacxx36 from Copper dress Love the fit all the way around. Length too. I normally wear a small most of the time and occasionally an XS, but a medium in these strapless styles of dresses fit the best. It is also very flattering. LOVE IT!!!
Date published: 2012-10-14

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Prince Richard attended the dinner at the Tower of London as patron of the Richard III Society. The court circular said that the Duke of Gloucester attended a dinner at HM The Tower of London.
Prince Richard happens to share the same name and title as his Sovereign predecessor who, before acceding, was titled as Richard, Duke of Gloucester and was the protector of the child King, Edward V and his brother, Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York. Some people believe that Richard III had the two boy princes (whom he imprisoned in the Tower of London) killed so that he could claim the throne.
Richard III died in the Battle of Bosworth field in 1485 after losing to the Army of Henry VII.
The Duke of Gloucester has been patron of the Richard III Society since 1980, taking an interest in the history of his historic namesake.
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Patrix's Clean and Coordinated Home Office
Name: Patrix
Location: College Station, Texas
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Emmy Nominees As Excited As Nominees Of Bigger, More Prestigious Awards
The Emmy announcements are no exception to the time-worn awards show tradition of news outlets eliciting statements from the newly shortlisted artists—asking them, still dizzy from their gold-star high, to try as best as they can to put into words what it feels like to be recognized as more talented than their peers. (Until the night of the ceremony, that is, when four of the five are again reminded of their mediocrity.) We present a round-up of some of the most memorable, "it's just an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as Two and a Half Men" reactions:
· "This is an outrage." - Tina Fey [Variety]
· Nomination presenter Kyra Sedgwick deconstructs the existential dilemma of having to read one's own name off the TelePrompter: "It was pretty nauseating. I couldn't believe they wouldn't tell us before!I just thought, if I won't be nominated, I'll take a deep breath and be grateful I'm there to announce. It was a surprise." [USA Today]
· Anna Paquin will take a second-tier awards show where she can booze it up over being nominated for its bigger-deal cousin at the boring age of 11 any day. [Variety]
· Somewhere in the soupy borders between where Kevin Dillon ends and self-promotional op-ed essayist Johnny Drama begins is one very happy nominee. Says Entourage creator Doug Ellin: "I told Kevin last year we have a goal, we have to get you an Emmy nomination. He was like oh, come on lets just do good work but I know he is excited." [Variety]
· Nominated for his turn as Pahrump, NV's salty and wise Judge Robert Bebe, John Goodman gives all of the credit to Studio 60 masterscribe, Aaron Sorkin : "I am overwhelmed and grateful. It was all in the writing." [USA Today]
· Heroes' creator Tim Kring falls back on a reliable, frosting-related cliché: "We set out to make a show that people would get hooked on. For the show to now have this kind of critical exposure is really the icing on the cake." [USA Today]


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shaqbert brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 327 Designs von 71 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
Links help brands to earn visibility on Google. We help our clients to optimize their backlink structure. Like http://www.text-link-ads.com or http://www.linkworth.com, LinkLift (http://www.linklift.com) is a Link Building service.
We are a startup located in Berlin, Germany. After years of experience and the business idea becoming successful, we are now ready to move to the status of agency serving international advertisers. We run their campaigns on their behalf, through a big pool of publishers who create original content.
Our slogan is "… it's just a Link!" and the name comes obviously from the idea that Links can be used as a Lift to higher rankings in search engines. We want to redesign our website and we need to start with a new logo for the company.
Our target audience is segmented in two main groups:
On one hand, advertisers. They are big brands that need to trust in our image, so we will run their campaigns. On the other hand, by selling links, bloggers and webmasters earn a fixed amount on a monthly basis and they need to feel we are a service for them, to monetize their webs.
The logo will be used on publisher and advertiser orientated websites (but will also be printed in business cards...).
We are looking for a logo that can represent an international advertisement agency, but bloggers should not be put off by it. It should be simple, trustworthy, contemporary, accessible.
* The design must contain the word "LinkLift" (it is not mandatory that the letter "L" is capitalized, but we should be clear the name is composed of two words Link and Lift).
* Colors should be kept more or less in the same hue, but different values. Let's say the logo should keep the colors blue and orange-red, but values the values can be changed in order to achieve a more attractive contrast.
* Don't rely on trends. Incorporating the latest design gimmicks is what we did 4 years ago, and look now how cliché we look.
* Feel free to play around with incorporating the slogan.
* Should not contain Stock Art.
* Our feeling is that we should rely strongly in the typefacefont, which might be accompanied with ideas attached to a link, boosting, going up... etc.
We are trying to avoid this: http://bit.ly/cT4sRd
And, of course, our current "logo": http://bit.ly/9ShbSn
Here are an examples of logos that we like: http://bit.ly/bM20vo, http://bit.ly/9QbMJI, http://bit.ly/bkj7HO
The files we will require are:
Vector format - .ai/.eps
Web format - .jpg and layered .psd/.png
Thanks for reading! We are open to any suggestions and confident that the 99designs community can produce a perfect logo for us!
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Why Children Have More Control of Their Dreams
Lucid dreams in which the sleeper is aware of being in a dream are most common in young children, who are often able to change the dream plot to end a nightmare, a report in the Journal of Sleep Research says.
Previous research showed part of the brain appears to be asleep during a lucid dream, while other parts function at almost a waking state, so a dreaming person senses they are watching the dream from the outside.
To learn more about lucid dreaming, the same research team interviewed 694 students from schools in Bonn, Germany, including 72 children in primary grades one through four and 622 from three types of secondary school. Students were asked how often they recalled their dreams, whether they noticed a dream wasn't real while it continued, and the age of their first lucid dream. They were also asked if they felt they could change or control what happens in a dream.
Lucid dreaming was reported by 58% of 6-year-olds, which surprised researchers. The frequency of lucid dreaming declined steadily until age 16, when it dropped sharply. About 18% of 16-year-olds reported frequent lucid dreaming compared with 7.1% of 19-year-olds, the study found. Frequent lucidity was more prevalent in higher academic achievers, suggesting it may be linked to cognitive development, researchers said. Dream recall was significantly higher in girls than boys of all ages.
Of the lucid dreamers, 37% said they were able to change events in the dream, which often involved violence or aggression, the study found. Plot control was higher in younger children and declined with age.
Lucid dreaming is an exceptional mental state that occurs naturally in developing brains and may help some children to control their emotions and build self-confidence, researchers said.
Caveats: Dreams and lucidity were self-reported by students. Students were eliminated from the study if they answered yes to two questions designed to show whether they were susceptible to suggestion. The number and abilities of subjects in the three secondary school types varied widely.
Title: Lucid dreaming: an age-dependent brain dissociation
Blocked vessels: Of the more than 650,000 Americans who undergo angioplasty procedures every year to open blocked coronary arteries, 10% to 20% need a second angioplasty within a few months because the vessel has re-narrowed through a process known as in-stent restenosis.
The angioplasty procedure usually involves insertion of a mesh, scaffold-like stent coated with a drug that helps to dissolve the blockage. Stents are put into place with a tiny removable balloon which is briefly inflated inside the artery, pressing the stent against the vessel wall.
A meta-analysis in the journal Heart found that repeat angioplasty procedures that used drug-coated balloons to reopen the blocked vessel, without leaving another stent behind, reduced the risk of major cardiac complications, including another angioplasty procedure, by about 60% compared with drug-coated stents or uncoated-balloon angioplasty. Drug-coated—also called drug-eluting—balloons are used in most European countries but currently aren't approved in the U.S.
The analysis, led by British researchers, pooled the results of five European trials from 2005 to 2012 that compared cardiac outcomes in 801 patients in their late 60s who underwent angioplasty for in-stent restenosis. Of the patients, 354 had procedures with drug-eluting balloons and 447 with either drug-eluting stents or uncoated balloons. Both drug-eluting balloons and stents use the drug paclitaxel, which is absorbed into the vessel wall and helps to avoid re-blockage.
During five years of follow-up, restenosis of the treated vessel developed in 60 drug-eluting-balloon patients and 181 controls. Eight heart attacks and 11 deaths were reported in the drug-eluting-balloon group compared with 15 and 29, respectively, in controls, though this difference wasn't statistically significant, results showed.
Drug-eluting balloons potentially eliminate the need for multiple layers of stents, which can trigger inflammation and have the potential to corrode, researchers said.
Caveat: Coronary bypass surgery is another option for patients with in-stent restenosis, researchers said. The meta-analysis was based on five relatively small trials.
Title: Drug-eluting balloon angioplasty for in-stent restenosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials
Calming odors: The presence of family members, friends and even total strangers can reduce tension and anxiety during stressful situations. A report in Behavioural Brain Research suggests that familiar odors from affiliated individuals can have calming effects by inducing changes in the brain that reduce or buffer stressful feelings.
Scientists suggest that olfactory signals might someday form the basis of new treatments for anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorders.
A University of Tokyo research team used a technique called fear conditioning on two groups of rats.
In one group the rats were exposed to seven three-second tones that were immediately paired with a foot shock over a 20-minute period. Tones and foot shocks were administered separately at random intervals in the other group. After 24 hours, the so-called paired and unpaired rats were placed in two boxes, one of which had been previously occupied for three hours by another rat of the same species that imparted its scent. The paired and unpaired rats in the two boxes were subsequently exposed to five tones used in the fear-conditioning phase of the experiment. A video camera recorded their behavior.
Compared with the unpaired group, the paired group showed significantly increased fear responses in the box that didn't have the other rat's scent. These included freezing in place and reduced exploratory walking and sniffing. But the behavior of rats in the odorized box wasn't significantly different in either group, suggesting the familiar scents left by the odorizing rat suppressed conditioned fear responses, researchers said.
Analysis of the brains of the euthanized rats revealed decreased levels of Fos, a protein marker of neuronal activity, in the amygdala region of the brain while the olfactory signals appeared to block fear responses. Decreased Fos in the amygdala, the brain's emotional processing center, suggests the olfactory signals suppressed amygdala activation, and possibly fear, researchers said.
Caveat: It is possible that other odors could suppress a conditioned fear response, researchers said. The study didn't include an additional control group presented with an odor that wasn't associated with other rats.
Title: Olfactory signals mediate social buffering of conditioned fear responses in male rats
Viral shedding: Delaying the start of antiviral medications by two or more days after the first signs of flu significantly prolonged the period when patients were infectious and able to transmit the virus to others during the 2009 flu pandemic, according to a report in Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends starting antivirals within 48 hours of the first flu symptoms, but few patients are retested to determine if the virus is still present following treatment, researchers said.
The study subjects were 173 patients admitted to a South Korean hospital within one to four days of the first flu symptoms appearing. Their average age was 43 and 60% were men. Analysis of nasal swabs confirmed that all patients had H1N1 influenza infections. They were treated with oseltamivir (brand name Tamiflu) for five days and then retested.
Results showed that 88 tested positive and were still shedding, or transmitting, H1N1 virus, and 85 tested negative. Of H1N1-positive patients, 58 (65.9%) had started oseltamivir two or more days after the first flu symptoms appeared, compared with 42 (49.8%) H1N1-negative patients. Those who had chronic health conditions, or still had respiratory symptoms such as a cough or sore throat at the end of treatment, were more likely to test positive, the study found. Viral shedding was similar with both oseltamivir doses.
The duration of viral shedding is an important factor in determining a patient's return to work and may be longer in seasonal flu viruses that replicate or reproduce more effectively than others, researchers said.
Caveat: It is possible the positive nasal swabs from retested patients didn't contain live influenza virus, researchers said.
Title: Factors promoting the prolonged shedding of the pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza virus in patients treated with oseltamivir for 5 days
School and telomeres: Educational achievement can have unexpected health benefits years later, especially for African Americans, according to a study in Brain, Behavior and Immunity. The research showed that older people with more education had longer telomeres than those with less schooling. Telomeres are DNA-protein complexes found at the ends of chromosomes that serve as markers of cellular aging. Longer telomeres are linked to longevity, while shorter ones are associated with age-related diseases such as cancer.
The subjects were 1,342 women and 1,257 men in their 70s from Pennsylvania and Tennessee who were enrolled in a larger study of aging. Subjects included 1,053 blacks and 1,546 whites. All had completed their formal education at least 40 years earlier. About 70% of blacks and 40% of whites had a high-school education or less, while 30% of blacks and 60% of whites had varying levels of postsecondary schooling. One-quarter of blacks and two-thirds of whites earned $25,000 or more.
The average telomere length was longer in both groups of subjects who had some education beyond high school than those with a high school education or less, DNA tests showed.
But telomere length was substantially longer in blacks with some postsecondary schooling than whites at all levels of education, a finding consistent with previous studies which found blacks have a greater life expectancy after age 65 than similarly educated whites, researchers said. Income, exercise, obesity and gender weren't significantly related to telomere length, though telomeres were shorter in smokers than nonsmokers, the study found.
Identifying factors associated with longer telomere length may help to explain why education appears to buffer the effects of aging at the cellular level, researchers said.
Caveat: Other factors such as trauma and early neglect may have affected telomere length, researchers said. Two members of the research team are co-founders of Telome Health Inc., a telomere-measurement company.
Title: Educational attainment and late life telomere length in the Health, Aging and Body Composition Study
Cement burns: Wet cement used in do-it-yourself home renovations caused the most severe skin reactions in patients hospitalized for dermatology conditions over a six-year period, a report in Contact Dermatitis says. Brick masons and other tradespeople who work with cement have few adverse skin reactions because they are taught to take proper precautions, researchers said. In contrast, most people who undertake cement-related projects at home are unaware of the health risks, they said.
The study involved 54 dermatology patients hospitalized in Wurzburg, Germany, from 2005 to 2011. Of the subjects, 55.5% had Grade II or moderately severe dermatitis, 24.1% had severe or Grade III dermatitis, and 20.4% had the most severe form, or Grade IV. People with Grade I, or mild, cases aren't usually hospitalized, researchers said. The most severe cases were characterized by potentially life-threatening ulcerous sores and epidermo-dermal necrosis, a condition in which the top layer of skin becomes detached from the underlying tissues.
Wet cement was the most common cause of hospitalization for dermatology conditions and was responsible for all of the most severe cases, the study found. Most Grade IV patients were men, about 38 years old, who knelt in wet cement during garage-reflooring projects; severe arm burns were reported in one woman. None was aware of the high irritant potential of wet cement, researchers said.
On average, patients with cement-related dermatitis spent 10.4 days in the hospital, compared with 8.4 days for patients with dermatitis from other causes, such as contact with topical medications and solvents.
Cement contains caustic compounds called alkalis that can damage the skin barrier and penetrate to underlying tissues, often without an initial burning or stinging sensation, researchers said. Home renovators need better education about the hazards of working with wet cement, they said.
Caveat: The study involved a small number of patients from one hospital.
Title: Do-it-yourself cement work: the main cause of severe irritant contact dermatitis requiring hospitalization
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Cultural hightlights 2018
- Smurfs: The immersive Experience - Chloé Beaufays
- Atomium 60th anniversary - Julie Almau
- Royal Museum for Central Africa: reopening - Kristien Opstaele
- Horta Inside Out - Lola Pirlet (CIVA)
- BOZAR: exhibitions 2018 - Eléonore Duchêne
- Royal Museums of Fine Arts: exhibitions 2018 – Isabelle Bastaits
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(FR) Frédérique Neuville
Expats in Brussels: How can you reach them and how can visit.brussels help you?
(NL/FR) Patrick Struelens – Geraldine Jonville
visit.brussels promotional tools created just for you.
(FR) Patricia Vergara
The Brussels Card: what's in it for me?
(NL/FR) Pieter Van der Gheynst – Conseil bruxellois des Musées / Brusselse Museumraad
Schools: How to attract this target group and the tools at your disposal.
(NL/FR) Allison Oostendorp
Public events organised by visit.brussels in 2018
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agenda.brussels, a key tool for the cultural, business or event sectors.
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The 'Centres of Excellence' and the strategic approach of the Convention Bureau
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The bidding process and KPI's at the Convention Bureau
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The Ambassadors' Programme: how to attract international congresses?
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Beginning Oct. 1, the Southport-Fort Fisher route eliminates two of its 16 daily trips.
Manns Harbor | Vacations are over and the children have gone back to school. All that means the N.C. Ferry Division is returning to its off-season schedule on four of its popular routes.
Beginning Oct. 1, the Cedar Island-Ocracoke route goes from six daily departures to four, and the Swan Quarter-Ocracoke route drops from four departures to two. The Southport-Fort Fisher route eliminates two of its 16 daily trips.
On Oct. 8, the ferry run between Hatteras and Ocracoke islands switches to its regular off-season hourly departures from both terminals between 5 a.m. and midnight, with additional departures added if needed.
The commuter routes across the Pamlico and Neuse rivers are unaffected by seasonal changes, and the Currituck-Knotts Island route, which accommodates school students, switched to an increased school year schedule in August.
Get up-to-date route and schedule information at http://www.ncdot.gov/travel/ferryroutes/.


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I took the early 7am start since I am a slowpoke. About six other joined me in the brightening hours.
Julie and Pru on their second 50K
The group separated quite a bit before the Monkey Trails and I was running by myself. The first almost vertical hill had been rerouted by a gradual climb up the side of the hill and my quads thank NEO Trails for that today!
The windstorm that rocked Ohio Sunday even hit way over in Youngstown. But alas, the Love Log is still in the same place. I did my usual graceful "lay down on the log and roll over" it.
I was having a great race! I was running pretty fast (for me). In taking the early start, like last year, I wanted to set a goal of when the regular racers would catch me. With the change of the course direction, my goal this year was to be back to the Covered Bridge AS, having completed the lower loop before the front runners caught me.
I was also running a bit too fast for the first 10 miles of the race, but you know, I just didn't care. I decided to adopt the philosphy of "go out fast and blow up later" cuz I was just having a good time out there. The weather was cool and beautiful, the trail was dry, everything was great!
I finished the first lower loop, where runners who started the 8am were still running in to begin their first loop. This was fun, because now I was seeing friends whom I mainly had not seen since Burning River, since I spent the whole month of August running races in WV.
The first male caught me at 9.47 miles, where I had already started down the trail on my second loop-check! First goal achieved. I was still doing very well out on the trails, taking my S Caps, eating some gels, ClikBlok Shots on schedule.
Where I make my Race Mistake
I get back to the Covered Bridge AS. I spot a cup with tomato/V-8 juice and drink it down. Then I grab a can of Ensure, drink 1/2 of it, then decide to finish it. Then I drink some Coke.
You know where this is going….
I start down the trail, get to say hi to Dave Peterman as he runs by me, and then start down the trail. Ugh. My tummy is sloshing. I feel like taking my waist pack off. I'm walking, although I'm on a downhill. I don't feel sooo good. Somehow, I get about a 1/2 mile down the trail,
right past the cool Silver Bridge, that the contents come rushing back up from my stomach!
Of course, 2 or 3 runners went past, with the usual "are you ok?" I shouted I was fine between ralphing. I felt much better after puking, rinsed out my mouth. I leaned up against a rock and was prepared to feel sorry for myself, when I heard Nick!
I have been following Nick's blog since around the time he started it, but we've never had a chance to meet. I think Nick asked me how I was, and I told him I had just tossed my cookies. He looked a bit dismayed! We walked down the trail together, then jogged a bit so we could talk. It was great to finally meet you Nick!
As we crossed a road, we started up a rocky climb, when whamm!! Charly horse in my calf! Nick went on ahead as I climbed slowly, now feeling cramps in both calves.
Huh. I never get cramps. So what that I had just tossed my cookies, that shouldn't affect my electrolytes that much. Although I was sweating out alot of salt, I could feel it all over my face. And I wasn't interested in the gels in my pack, my stomach wasn't up to it. It was kind of a rough walk/jog back to the start of the race, although mentally and emotionally, I was still just having a great time!
I got back to the start, ate a whole banana, asked for HEED in my water bottle, took an Endurolytes cap, and took some dry pretzels, as nothing was looking too appetizing to my stomach. I started sipping on the HEED also immediately, but backing off when my stomach warned me. I was still having calf cramps!!
Second time through on the Love Log. See, I am still having fun…
Almost to the Covered Bridge AS, John DeWalt catches up to me. For anyone that doesn't know John, John is an awesome ultra runner, he's finished Hard Rock 13 times, his most recent this year, and John is 73 years old. He says his legs are "rubbery" (yeah, right John!) and runs by me. As I watch John go, you can't tell if it's a 30year old, 40 yearold, certainly not a 70 year old!!
I pick up a few more pretzels and HEED. It's not much to run on, but it's working for me. I continue down the trail, and now I feel my lower intestines cramping! Oh great!! This is an example of the trail here. River on your right, vertical slope on your left. No trees to duck behind…I somehow make it down the trail to the Silver Bridge again, run across the road, away from the trail! Ugh, man, I am getting all sorts of physical ailments to deal with today!!! LOL!
I am almost back to the race start to begin the 3rd and last loop when Jason from Pittsburgh catches up to me. This was very cool , because Jason and I ran most of the 3rd loop together, and made it a much more pleasant last time through. Bruce also caught up with us at the Monkey Trails, and I got to see how tall people got across the Love Log! No fair!
You guys don't even get dirty! Me on the third time!
I finished up in around 8.35, way behind my goal of finishing under 8 hours. I continued to have calf cramps throughout the second half. I'm still puzzled by them.
1. Was my electrolytes that out of whack? I wasn't swelling up. I was really drinking the HEED down. Cramping can be due to Potassium, sodium and magnesium. My food the 4-5 days before the race was probaly not as full as my normal veggies-we didn't have power 1/2 the week, so eating was a bit off kilter. My breakfast pre-race really sucked-2 sugar cookies and a Monster Mash energy drink.
2. Did I go out too fast and just blow up? Huh, I dunno.
Race Director Bob Combs, me, and John DeWalt
Ate some good food after the race, after my stomach settled down. That is the longest race I have done on the most little food. I was pretty light-headed the last 2 or 3 miles in, but what can you do? I wasn't worried about not finishing, or dying out on the trail, or something silly like that. I had a really great time, as usual!!


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10 Great New York Small Spaces
Maxwell started Apartment Therapy here in New York. Lots of folks in this city were in need of design solutions tailored for their specific small-home challenges. Here, let's take a look at some successful small homes from this capital of tiny apartment living:
Most of these are from previous Apartment Therapy house tours, which are brimming with small home solutions that lots of us can take inspiration from. The homes' locations vary from Brooklyn Heights to Chelsea. Click on each link below for the full tour and lots of small space solutions from real homes:
• 1 Laura's Pared Down Perfection Relocates
• 2 Ektoras & Simon's Small Wonder
• 3 Max & Sara Kate's Small Really is Cool!
• 4 Kittie's Tiny Tudor City Triumph
• 5 Lorin Luxuriates in a Studio
• 6 Dante Makes It Happen
• 7 Michelle's Starter Home
• 8 Jay's Chelsea Renovation
• 9 Lance & Harry's Merged Mini Masterpiece
• 10 Tom & Justin Gently Shape their Landmark


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Formula Bowriders have the power to satisfy dayboaters who know what they want in spirited, fun-loving moments on the water. Long on looks and versatility, each Formula BR cockpit is designed around a comfortable lounge with stowaway table that offers great get-together appeal and easily converts to a large sunpad. The 240 and 310 models also feature an aft facing sun lounge for two that extends to take full advantage of on-water activities while at anchor. The ever popular integrated wetbar in each cockpit is a Formula hallmark for convenient entertaining afloat, and there is a polished stainless drink holder within easy reach for everyone aboard.
As you would expect, Formula Bowriders are great performers. Each solid, satisfying ride delivers another exciting adventure. Formula technology updates include iPod/MP3 ports at every cockpit dash, LED cockpit, transom lighting, colored, dimming arch lights. Optional blue LED underwater lights lend a fascinating glow around the Bowriders. The 310 also offer the option of low-maintenance, teak woodgrain-finish decking on the swim platform and cockpit sole. Formulas wide selection of durable exterior colors and graphics invites owners to choose the combination that best suits their personal preference.


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Hello BSE,
Long time no talk guys, I wish I could say Atlanta has been treating me well, but that isn't exactly the truth.
Ended up replacing my Mechatronics unit under (the tail end of) warranty. But now I have a new problem.
Ever since my 80K service in November I have been having a sporadic CEL. Always for Cylinder 1 misfire. My local VW/AUDI/Porche shop has been the only place working on it, and so far they have been great-ish except for finding the problem which has grown worse over the last 4 weeks.
Took it in 2 weeks after the service for the misfire code, cleared. One of the head techs thought it was a fluke from them changing my plugs at the service.
Occasionally it would come back for a day or so when it was raining outside so I figured it may have something to do with that. But then the rain stopped. Finally got a steady light and brought it back.
Shop owner saw some tape on my upper radiator hose, and one of the techs saw that a piece of hose that came off cylinder one was missing/damaged. Replaced. Light came back 4 days later.
Brought it in the next week and all 4 ignition coils, cylinder one showed some corrosion or rust on the end of it (but I have no idea how water could have got in to foul it to that extent) the NEXT day, light was back. Took it back in last week.
Last week the shop owner had me leave the car so he could look at it personally, he replaced all 4 spark plugs this time and even showed me the plugs that had been pulled out. They looked like average spark plug wear and tear to me. For the first time since the whole ordeal started the car ran the way it should. No sputtering on cold starts.
Today 2 days after the spark plug repair, I cranked my car after leaving work and she shuddered a little bit. I let the car warm up while I finished a smoke, hopped in, and backed out of my space. Before I was out of the parking lot the light came back again.
I am literally at my whits end on this one. In the last 4 weeks I have paid for 3 different sets of repairs AND changed the gas I have been putting in the car, thinking that my usual station may have got a bad batch.
The code is ALWAYS the same for Cylinder One Misfire. And it always occurs at a cold start.
Any thoughts?


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Is certainly not poinsettia, which isn't a flower anyway, only a set of colored bracts around a stunted central flower head. The only bloom with a scent that you can easily find in December is the carnation. It tends to crowd plastic buckets in supermarkets (along with pink and blue dyed chrysanthemums) and is the Christmas floral of choice. It's pretty inexpensive too, so that what with the affordability and the ubiquity, the carnation bouquet has become the discount bouquet.
Who knows if tastes in perfume reflect the availability of flowers or their rarity? In my lifetime, the carnation has never been considered elegant. Therefore, it has fallen out of the perfumers' lexicon. Or, to put it another way, carnation has become archaic. Almost any other flower is more common: lilies, roses, mimosas, jasmines even tuberoses and gardenias are more frequently reproduced in perfume (perhaps because of the banning of eugenol often used to recreate the scent of carnations). Continue reading


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Washington state's unemployment rate has dropped to 8.2 percent and the state netted a gain of 6,700 jobs last month, state officials said Thursday.
Officials said the drop from September's 8.5 percent rate was just a preliminary estimate and may be revised as more data comes in. But Joe Elling, chief labor economist for the Employment Security Department, said in a statement announcing the numbers that the "overall direction is positive."
"We're on a steady growth track," he said during a call with reporters Thursday.
The private sector added an estimated 9,600 jobs in October, while the government saw a loss of 2,900 jobs.
Industries that saw the strongest job gains last month included retail trade, which was up 3,300 jobs; professional and business services, which added 1,900 jobs; and financial activities, which was up 1,800 jobs. Construction and manufacturing each added 1,400 jobs.
"The increase in construction is consistent with what we're seeing on the homebuilding side, with residential permits," Elling said.
Besides government, the biggest losses were seen in leisure and hospitality, which lost 1,700 jobs, and wholesale trade, which was down by 500 jobs.
Elling said the manufacturing industry has seen strong job growth since the end of the recession, especially in aerospace. The state's manufacturing industry has seen a net gain of about 31,000 jobs since February 2010, with more
than half of them in aerospace, officials said.
Officials say about 286,000 people were unemployed and looking for work in the state in October, with more than 124,000 claiming unemployment benefits.
Nearly 3,600 unemployed workers ran out of unemployment benefits last month. A total of 115,947 people have exhausted their benefits since extended benefits were activated in July 2008.
Washington's jobless rate is still higher than the national rate, which was 7.9 percent last month.
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More photos from the "To be posted" folder
I can say with certainty that I have not been in Elkton (KY) on a Thursday evening in summer for several years. How can I be so sure? Thursday night is Bike Night in Elkton from May through October. If I had passed through the downtown area of Elkton on Bike Night, I would have noticed the motorcycles.
Elkton's Facebook page reports 265 bikes in town on the evening of July 2, 2010, just two days before I photographed the flag and metal biker art on the corner of the town square. The poster was on display in an Elkton convenience store.
I saw this business card on the bulletin board at the Pennysaver Market in Fairview (KY). Apparently these guys have a market for the materials they salvage. Large beams, weathered siding, wide-plank flooring, doors, vintage light fixtures, old mantels, etc. from old buildings are sometimes used in new construction to add a rustic look.
I would like to visit a building salvage yard, sometime. On the home-decorating TV shows, the designers visit salvage stores and always find a vintage piece with lots of character. Hailey Salvage & Building Material in Nashville sounds like that sort of salvage store.
I was really shocked when I drove down Jeff Adams Road (in Christian County, KY) and saw this heap of broken boards instead of the little frame house that it used to be. Bro In Law Barn Salvaging could have recycled some weathered silvery-gray wood siding from it. Instead, the little house is bulldozed and ready to burn.
This little house was built like a barn with the boards running up and down. It always looked to me like there was nothing between the inside and outside except a single layer of board. People who grew up in houses like this one tell stories about waking up on winter mornings with snow on their quilts.
The little house is gone, but the day-lilies that grew around it are still there, I promise. They filled the yard long ago, and they've spilled out into the road ditches where they grow for a hundred yards in both directions.
One summer, I dug up a few day-lilies from the ditch and brought them home. They have multiplied and they would like to expand out of their allotted area here, too, but the lawn mower keeps them corralled.
As the shortest day of the year approaches, these forsythia buds remind me that the cold, dark days of winter will soon pass. This photo was taken in early March; it's now late December. In less than three months, the forsythia will be ready to bloom again!
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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - AEON Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in AEON Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Japan View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message lightchinaJoined: 07 Jan 2012Posts: 14 Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 7:13 pm Post subject: AEON Has anyone heard of this company? This company wants prospective candidates to do a group and solo interview, plan a 30 minute lesson plan and present five minutes of the plan to other prospective candidates. Is this a typical process in Japan for teachers? Do you know of other companies with similar or very different processes? lightchina Back to top funkygingJoined: 06 Jan 2011Posts: 45 Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 9:46 pm Post subject: Aeon is huge in Japan, check out the FAQ thread http://forums.eslcafe.com/job/viewtopic.php?t=82633 A group interview is great for seeing how well you get on with others, to see if your a leader or happy sitting back and chipping in when necessary. The solo interview to get to know you better and answer more direct questions. They will probably be asking you to make a lesson plan to demonstrate you are capable if necessary of make one. PResent it to the other candidates test to see how you cope being in the spotlight and also for other candidates to point out any improvements you can make. I would say this is typical for any country where ESL is involved. I had to do this in China when i worked there, I was asked by a number of companys in Taiwan to do them aswell Check out the FAQ thread then google those companies with "Recruitment process" "interviews" etc to see what you get =) Back to top GlenskiJoined: 15 Jan 2003Posts: 12844Location: Hokkaido, JAPAN Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 9:55 pm Post subject: NOVA, GEOS, AEON, and ECC were the Big Four eikaiwas in Japan until NOVA and GEOS went bankrupt. So, yes, we all pretty much know AEON. Pretty trustworthy place. And, yes, what they ask for is also pretty typical. You know about the grammar test, don't you? Back to top lightchinaJoined: 07 Jan 2012Posts: 14 Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 2:37 pm Post subject: AEON Grammar Test No, I am not aware of the grammar test. How long is it? Are there grammar points you can recommend studying more? Thank you for your comments. lightchina Back to top DragonJadeJoined: 20 Mar 2011Posts: 33 Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 7:22 pm Post subject: I went to an AEON "interview' a decade ago. What a complete waste of time. They didn't even "talk" to you like in a traditional interview. We were all sat in a big conference room, we watched a company video, afterwards one of the interviewers would go around the room and ask everyone a question like "give me an example of a pronoun" and that was it. That was pretty much the extent of a one-to-one discussion. After that, we had to do a lesson demo. We were sent an information pack asking us to demonstrate a short 5-minute lesson activity. One of the rules was not to bring in or use CDs/tapes. And guess what, someone did. She made it though to the second stage of interviews and I didn't. After everyone had done their lesson activity, half of us were sent packing and left wondering what the hell just happened. I missed my cousin's wedding and travelled down to London for the interview. A complete waste of time and money. It certainly left me with a horrible impression of AEON, and made me wonder what kind of people they were hiring if the interviewees can't follow the rules and the interviewers don't actually talk to you. Back to top GlenskiJoined: 15 Jan 2003Posts: 12844Location: Hokkaido, JAPAN Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2012 10:27 pm Post subject: http://forums.eslcafe.com/job/viewtopic.php?t=45660&highlight=aeon+grammer+grammar+test http://forums.eslcafe.com/job/viewtopic.php?t=63847&highlight=aeon+grammer+grammar+test http://forums.eslcafe.com/job/viewtopic.php?t=80192&highlight=aeon+grammer+grammar+test http://forums.eslcafe.com/job/viewtopic.php?t=79687&highlight=aeon+grammer+grammar+test Back to top lightchinaJoined: 07 Jan 2012Posts: 14 Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 10:06 pm Post subject: AEON Thank you very much for the comments regarding your time spent with AEON 10 years ago. Does anyone have a recent report on AEON? lightchina Back to top TokyoLizJoined: 16 Jan 2003Posts: 1547Location: Tokyo, Japan Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2012 1:21 am Post subject: Every English teacher needs a good grammar. Thomson and Martinet or Swan's big brick are good. There are many online resources, too. I almost cried when a young foreign teacher couldn't distinguish parts of speech and incorrectly corrected a student in open class at a high school. 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The Institute for Radiology and Interventional Therapy offers a wide range of diagnostics and therapies meeting the highest quality standards. Headed up by Senior Consultant Professor Joachim Wagner, it is part of the Vivantes Hospital in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin. A combination of the latest medical technology and extensive medical experience is particularly important in a radiology department – Professor Wagner and his team have this technology, possess a wealth of experience and have achieved an outstanding level of success.
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Irradiating tumours using proton beams is a highly advanced form of cancer treatment that offers greater control and minimal damage to surrounding tissue. The Rinecker Proton Therapy Centre (RPTC) was opened in Munich three years ago and is the first and currently the only proton radiation centre in Europe to offer a complete hospital setting. Since it opened, the clinic has treated more than 1,300 patients from over 40 countries. The fact that 75 different types of tumour have already been treated proves the broad range of applications of modern proton therapy.
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text: Last Stand, The Product Code: D-00593 Quantity: $2.95 inc. tax Add to Cart Facebook Google + Pinterest Twitter Description A border-town sheriff pulls out the heavy artillery to prevent an escaped drug kingpin from blasting his way into Mexico in this sun-scorched action opus starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and directed by Kim Jee-Woon. A former LAPD hot shot who opted for an easier life after becoming the sole survivor of a bloody drug raid, Ray Owens (Schwarzenegger) retreated from the city to become sheriff of Sommerton Junction -- a small town on the U.S./Mexico border. He's just adjusting to life at a more leisurely pace when infamous drug-kingpin Gabriel Cortez (Eduardo Noriega) stages a daring escape from an FBI convoy, and sets his sights on Mexico. With a hostage to guarantee his safe-crossing and a violent mercenary named Burrell (Peter Stormare) clearing him a path to the border, Cortez races south in a custom Corvette ZR1 that can outrun anything on the road. Meanwhile, Agent John Bannister (Forest Whitaker) realizes that should Cortez manage to slip through Sommerton Junction, he may well be lost forever. At first it seems that Sheriff Owens' skeleton crew will be no match for Cortez's speeding juggernaut. But when Owens decides to stand his ground with the help of Sommerton Junction's finest, Cortez comes up against an immovable force with enough firepower to stop him dead in his tracks. Johnny Knoxville, Luis Guzman, and Rodrigo Santoro co-star.


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Felixstowe History Past and Present
red plate reads
California Horseless Carriage 7165
The incomparable Meddrschmitt KR 200
87 miles to the gallon
top speed 72mph
To reverse stop engine and restart in the reverse direction
The Annual Ipswich to Felixstowe Historic Vehicle run took place 7 May 2006 and the vehicles stretched from one end of Felixstowe promenade to the other. Felixstowe is of course the sun trap of the East Coast where it only rains when it is wet but some of the vehicles brought a little drizzle from Ipswich. This did not hinder the enjoyment of the crowds and awnings and picnics were soon put up and picnic lunches were soon being enjoyed amongst the vehicles.
The question is will there be a run next year? This will depend one whether Felixstowe still has a promenade if it survives another unprotected winter.
1926 Rolls Royce 20hp D back saloon
One of only 3 made by Thrupp and Maberly
in 1926 Also starred in the horror film
The abominable Dr Phipes
starring Vincent Price
Featured in the film
Saving Private Ryan
Buick Super eight Reg 1940 4.2 Litres
A glass of wine in the hot sunshine
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Ipswich -
spotless twin carb engine
|Current Felixstowe Sloighty On Th' Huh Things
|Felixstowe History Past and Present
|Further Felixstowe Fiascos
|Proposals Developements
|South Seafront Felixstowe Development Debate
|The Less Than an ideal Building Site
|The Rejection of the South Seafront Scheme
|Archaeological Martello Dig
|Bartlet PCT Memory Span Average Fish
|Beach Hut Controversy at Felixstowe
|Building Come Hell or High Water
|Council and Fred Karno's Army
|Development Seafront Suit Site Visit
|Felixstowe Community Hospital On Show
|Bartlet 80th Anniversary Save Hospitals
|Bartlet News Head Lines Concerns Unheeded
|Bartlet 82nd Birthday open Afternoon
|Bartlet 85th Anniversary Bed Push
|B.B.A.G Continues Arrangement Meeting
|Bartlet Battle Save Convalescent Home
|Bartlet Bequest Group Instigation
|Bartlet Bequest First Public Meeting
|Bartlet Bequest Steering Committee
|Bartlet Bequest Exhibition with William
|Bartlet Best Property Sale of Century
|Bartlet Campaigners and Convalescent Care
|Bartlet Closure Causes Bed Block Crisis
|Bartlet Closure Cruel ....Go away and die
|Bartlet Closure Shameful Disgraceful
|Bartlet Convalescent Home is Listed
|Bartlet Conversion Future Use
|Bartlet Conversion Sell Off
|Bartlet Felixstowe Costing £1000 Per Week
|Bartlets Demise Sick Society Commentary
|Bartlet Health Care Drop Off Suffolk PCT
|Bartlet Health Walkers Brave Elements
|Bartlet Health Walk Continuing Fight
|Bartlet Is it True ? Sale Questions...
|Bartlet Health Care or PCT Real State Brokers
|Bartlet Petition Fails Government Response
|Bartlet Proposed Closure Luxury Flats
|Bartlet Thanksgiving Ceremony
|Bartlet Thanksgiving Rally Appreciation
|Bartlet Written In Stone Convalescent Proof
|Bartlet 85th Anniversary Plans
|Beach Cafe Felixstowe Execution Soon
|Beach Cafe Failure Council at Fault
|Beach Cafe Felixstowe has to Close
|Beach Cafe Stranded by Erosion
|Beach Erosion and Dredging Felixstowe
|Beach Erosion Fear Foretold Felixstowe
|Beach Erosion Felixstowe Viewpoint
|Beach Erosion Felixstowe Beware
|Beach Erosion Tide Fears Felixstowe
|Beach Huts Moved Seafront Felixstowe
|Beach Levels Felixstowe October 2008
|Beach Levels Felixstowe November 2008
|Beach Levels Felixstowe December 2008
|Beach Levels Felixstowe January 2009
|Beach Levels Felixstowe February 2009
|Beach Levels Felixstowe end of February 2009
|Beach Levels Felixstowe Sand Removal
|Beach Recharge Pipe Line Laid Felixstowe
|Beach Recharge Pipe Ready Felixstowe
|Beach Recharge Work Continues Felixstowe
|Beach Recharge Manor End Felixstowe
|Beach Recharge Gusher Felixstowe
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|Beach Recharge Felixstowe Scale of Operation
|Beach Recharge Felixstowe Camel Logistics
|Beach Recharge Felixstowe Rainbow Of Hope
|Beach Recharge Felixstowe Return of the Mummy
|Beach Station Felixstowe Destruction
|Beach Station Felixstowe Destruction Anniversary
|Beach Station Felixstowe Destruction 7th Anniversary
|Bell Tolls Get Rich Quick Building Cancer
|Bin £25 Million Scheme Fiasco Message
|Bomb Found On Felixstowe Beach
|Bomb at Felixstowe not lost mislaid
|Bomb Found Felixstowe Pier and The Dip
|Building Folly State Felixstowe 2008
|Building Folly Felixstowe by SCDC
|Building Folly Felixstowe Flood Plain
|Building Folly Felixstowe Lunacy and Reality
|Building on a Flood Plain SCDC Plan
|Building Permission Felixstowe Flood Risk
|Bygones Hacheston Flower Display
|Called In Development Plans Felixstowe
|Cancer Research UK May Ball 2011
|Christmas Day Charity Swim Felixstowe
|Christmas Day Charity Swim 2008
|Christmas Day Charity Swim 2011
|Churches Together in Felixstowe Unity Service
|Coastguard Cottages Felixstowe Vandalism
|Coddenham Open Gardens and Scarecrows
|Coggleshall Flower Festival 2008
|Community Involvement Farce SCDC
|Comparison Felixstowe Glastonbury Carnivals
|Compulsory Purchase In a Free Country
|Con Artists Felixstowe True Value
|Corruption or Incompetence SCDC
|Council and King Canute
|Council Blamed For Seafront Problems
|Council Contravention of Human Rights
|Council Failure at Felixstowe Attacked
|Council fiasco Driven Headlines
|Council Flawed Planning Permission
|Council Funding Application Delay Why?
|Council Ignoring It's Own Policies
|Council Lies and Real Pirates
|Council Urged Rethink Seafront Plan
|Demolition Achievement South Seafront Felixstowe
|Development 250 Objections Ignored SCDC
|Development Felixstowe For and Against Issue
|Development Felixstowe Gagged Councillors
|Development Freedom of Information
|Development Martello Rainbow of Hope
|Development Soviet Apartments
|Development Traffic Gridlock
|Development Value of Soak Away
|Dont Vote Conservative Felixstowe Plea
|Disabled Walkway Rebekah's Dragon
|Disabled Walkway Return Rebekah's Dragon
|Dutch Invasion Sea Britain Felixstowe History
|Emma Maersk At Felixstowe
|Easter Day Service Suntrap Felixstowe 2008
|Easter Day Service Suntrap Felixstowe 2009
|Easter Day Sonrise Service 2011
|Easter Day Open Air Service 2012
|Easter Good Friday Open Air Service 2008
|Easter Good Friday Service Felixstowe 2009
|Easter Good Friday Felixstowe Open Air Service 2012
|Erosion Felixstowe Noahs Ark Needed
|Erosion MP Norman Lamb at Felixstowe
|ET is He on Holiday in Felixstowe
|Experience of the 53 Felixstowe Floods
|Felixstowe Art on the Prom 07 Success
|Felixstowe Art on the Prom 2008
|Felixstowe Art of the Architect BBAG Presentation
|Felixstowe's Best Behaved Recycled Donkey
|Felixstowe Carnival 2008 Theme Music
|Felixstowe Cranes Crushed Accident
|Felixstowe Cranes Repair Problems Pictures
|Felixstowe Demolition Decisions
|Felixstowe Flood Defences Go-Ahead
|Felixstowe's Greatest Land Give Away
|Felixstowe Haircuts While You Wait
|Felixstowe Heading No-Where Fast
|Felixstowe Master Plan Unveiled
|Felixstowe's Oldest Litter Picker
|Felixstow'es Oldest Litter Picker Awarded
|Felixstowe Personalities Barbara Boast
|Felixstowe Press Cuttings and Elephants
|Felixstowe Prom a Clean Sweep
|Felixstowe Prom Again Awash February 2009
|Felixstowe Suntrap Location
|Felixstowe Tribute Experience of Floods
|Felixstowe Trust C.L.O. Visits Felixstowe
|Felixstowe Wit Flooding Health Warning
|Felixstowe Wit Winter Prom Concerts
|Flood Awareness Exhibition Felixstowe
|Flood Risk Reduction Exercise 2011
|Flood Plain Building A Picture that says it all
|Freedom of Information Act Ignored
|Free Speech Felixstowe on Development
|Heritage Chiefs Reject Failing Scheme
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|Parish Plan.... Felixstowe is it the way forward?
|Refusal of Scheme 26 reasons Failings
|Sea Defences Crumbling Felixstowe
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|Helmingham Hall Classic & Sports Car Rally
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|High Tide Damage Felixstowe Prom
|Historic Vehicle Run 2006
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|On the Rocks Felixstowe Stairways
|Osprey at Needham Lake
|Pier at Felixstowe and Southworld Comparison
|Planning Refusal Democracy Overuled
|Prayer Week Felixstowe 2009
|Profit Not People Felixstowe Seafront
|Promenade Awash Bank Holiday 2008 Felixstowe
|Prom Fence Restored Felixstowe
|Promenade Repair Godzilla Footprint
|Promenade Felixstowe Battle in Saving
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|Promenade on Brink of Destruction Felixstowe
|Promenade Felixstowe No Go Area
|Queen Victoria Visits Felixstowe at last
|RAF 50th Anniversary Freedom of Felixstowe
|Remembrance at Felixstowe 11 Nov 2007
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|Remembrance Flowers 53 Flood Victims
|Ripples in Time History Repeats Itself
|River of Life Church Building Success
|Romanian Choir UK Tour visits Felixstowe
|Royal Wedding Street Party
|Royal Diamond Jubilee Street Party
|Saving Bletchley Park
|Scheme Appeal Council Tax Waste
|Scheme Departures Cause Rejection
|Scheme Developers Appleal Criticism MP
|Scheme New Ideas Development
|Scheme No Alien Bias Here Propaganda
|Scheme Regeneration Dream Rejected
|Scheme Rejection Sad for Felixstowe
|Scheme Sad not Surprised Lives at risk
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|Scheme to go ahead consultation mockery
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|Sea defence Failure Cobbold's Point Felixstowe
|Sea Defence Felixstowe Urgent Need
|Sea Defences Neglected Felixstowe
|Sea Defence Ok Next 150 Years Felixstowe
|Sea Defence Right of Way Closure Felixstowe
|Sea defence Work starts at Felixstowe
|Sea Defence Work Clearing Felixstowe Beach
|Sea defence Work Gathers Momentum
|Sea defence Work Felixstowe Seaside Rock
|Sea defence Work Visit Minister Barbara Follet
|Sea Defence Worrying Signs in July
|Sea Level Rise House Building Warning Felixstowe
|Seafront Decision Disaster Mockery
|Seafront Plans Brilliant Felixstowe Spin
|Seafront Plans Under Threat Again
|Seafront Project Quality of life Joke
|Seafront Storm Felixstowe Bloors Ark
|Felixstowe South Seafront Land Sale Value for Money?
|Stay of the Rocks Coasguard Pleas Felixstowe
|Stinking Goosefoot Found on Felixstowe's Seafront
|Storms Curtail Demolition Work Felixstowe
|Suffolk Family Carers' Carnival
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|Suffolk Family Carers Photography Group at Felixstowe
|Suffolk Family Carers Spring Outing 2009
|Suntrap Personalities Olympian Stan Cox
|Tomline Transport Integrated Plan
|Under One Umbrella Felixstowe History
|Warning Unheeded Land Erosion
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|Winter Sunset at Felixstowe
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But as of Jan. 21, just 10 people had submitted written suggestions that will help the council come up with a list of recommended federal land management alternatives, according to council chairman Lynn Jackson.
That's an improvement on the tally from Jan. 15, when Jackson reported that no one from the public had turned in any comments on the issue. However, Jackson told The Times-Independent that the council is ultimately hoping to gather more feedback from county residents.
The public comment period on potential land use recommendations to Rep. Rob Bishop's office was originally set to close on Jan. 17. But Jackson agreed last week to extend the comment period through Thursday, Jan. 30, based on a request from local Sierra Club representative Marc Thomas.
Bishop, R-Utah, is leading a congressional effort that he says aims to resolve long-standing public lands disputes throughout eastern Utah. Reps. Jason Chaffetz and Chris Stewart, both Utah Republicans, are also involved in the initiative.
Their compromise-driven proposal could create new wilderness areas in a seven-county region, while freeing up other federally administered lands for resource development.
Between July 2012 and late last year, the three congressmen and their staffers held more than 400 meetings in which participants discussed the public lands initiative. During that time, they heard from more than 120 different stakeholders and over 500 individuals who voiced an interest in the process, according to a November 2013 update from Bishop's office.
But the Grand County Council has not yet submitted any specific comments on the proposal, beyond a 1999-era wilderness plan.
In order to catch up with other stakeholders, the council voted last November to begin its own public lands review process. Jackson, along with council members Rory Paxman and Jim Nyland, also volunteered to serve on a three-person committee that will develop a range of possible countywide designations for Bishop's consideration.
Thomas told the council on Jan. 7 that he believes the issue is just beginning to appear on people's radar screens, since it may have been overshadowed by the holiday season.
He urged the board to extend the comment period, and Jackson ultimately agreed to the request.
In light of the underwhelming public response to date, Jackson is encouraging county residents to take advantage of the extra time.
"If folks have concerns [about] what the lands in Grand County are going to look like for the next two to three decades, they should take some time and offer their thoughts and suggestions," he said Jan. 15.
"Don't just leave it up to [the county council] to guess what people want," he added.
Comments should be sent in writing directly to: Grand County Council, 125 E. Center St., Moab UT 84532, Attn: Public Lands Bill. Email messages will not be accepted.
Once the comments have been submitted and reviewed, the council's study committee will prepare a list of draft alternatives. The public will have a chance to comment on those alternatives in late February or early March, when the council plans to host a public meeting at the Grand Center.
For more information about Bishop's public lands initiative, go to: http://robbishop.house.gov.
Editor's Note: This version corrects that Rory Paxman is the third council member on the public lands subcommittee, along with Lynn Jackson and James Nyland.


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The 5i CONSEIL agency is Human-sized french structure, agency of Media Relations and Public Relations offers the highest level of services in term of consulting, availability, adapted PR program and actions to needs of our client, budget & communication strategy.
Our website : http://www.5iconseil.fr is online for 1 year 1/2.
Build on a wordpress theme.
We are making several changes on it. Among these changes, we would like a new corporate and beautiful background.
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First of all, please have a look on our website (blog) :
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Among these changes, we would like to have a new background (nearly like a new twitter background).
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We also join our Logo on *.eps format (Logo 5i vectorisé.eps)
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I have searched the forums for something but I can't quite find what I am looking for. I am working on revamping a webpage in work to make it look tidier and a little more interesting. What I've done is divide the page into sections, I have a static image which links to another page and a rolling screen that links to multiple articles. On the third section I'd like a permanent image that says latest news, but when you hover over it either loads an iframe or a pop up where I can include both images and links. I'm basically trying to cut down on the third column size so that the current news article load in the space provided for that latest news image.
I've tried have an onmouseover Java script that opened up sub-sections but this couldn't host images, and everywhere I've looked it says that you can't onmouseover to an iframe in html.
The BBC homepage has some interesting hover over popups but I tried to view source and there's so much data on the page I couldn't pinpoint what I actually needed.
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Kingdms wrote:It's also worthwhile to note that there appears to be specimens of each pet species that change colors each time they are summoned, in the same way that the Worg Pup does. I have a Cat that functions in this manner: The pet cycles through the available skins when summoned, both during and outside of battle. Not all Cats function this way. Mine appears to be special in this regard.
Quintessence wrote:I LOVE the pets that can be summoned with different color variations. It makes it slightly easier on me since it means I won't have to go out and hunt down the same pet of every skin. One color-changer does the trick and I can have all of the colors in one!
Vicereine1337 wrote:My forest moth changes colors for every battle. It's been blue, white and the red/green. I guess I just assumed that all the pets with the various skin colors changed, although I don't use any other pets that come in different skins.
GormanGhaste wrote:I have heard that whether or not a pet changes color is determined by whether it was the initial pet in the battle or one of the adds.
Adashiel wrote:What I'd love to see implemented is for the pet interface to have a "skins" section. If a pet has multiple possible skins, it would let you look through them, and if you'd like, pin one of them to be the default. Then that would be the one that always appears when you summon it. It would also have a checkbox or something that would instead randomize which skin you got per summons.
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Posted on September 13, 2013 in Pro Tennis Talk
It has been quite an exciting couple of days! Wednesday brought in the challenge of the doubles quarter finals. Fabian and I were matched up against the Japanese pair of Sato and Katayama, the number three seeds. We got off to a shaky start, losing our serve in the 3rd game. Midway through the first set absolute chaos erupted and our match became somewhat of a sideshow.
Smoke poured across the sky overhead as, we later found out, a nearby botanical garden went up in flames. What followed was pandemonium. A dozen helicopters circled overhead, ambulances raced passed the courts, and twin engine airplanes dived and soared a few hundred yards above our heads dropping water on the flames just a block away. Apparently the linesmen and umpire were not satisfied enough with the air show, and they wanted to see some tennis too, so we continued. Our opponents capitalized, as we played a little distracted, and before we knew it we were down 6-2.


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Amanda Ross-Ho, artist
FOR THE RECORD: Amanda Ross-Ho: A Faces to Watch 2012 item in the Jan. 1 Arts & Books section said artist Amanda Ross-Ho graduated from the master's program at UCLA. She received her MFA from the USC Roski School of Fine Arts. — For Amanda Ross-Ho, the process of making art seems to be the proverbial riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. Reasonably, she's made art's inscrutable genesis and evolution the subject of her work. For the audience, the widely varied sculptures, paintings and photographs that emerge exude an uncanny, inescapable charm. Whatever the form, they're like extended members of a family that share the same DNA but don't look much like one another. Ross-Ho has shown in more than half a dozen solo exhibitions at galleries and project spaces since graduating from the master;'s program at the USC Roski School of Fine Arts in 2006. In June, the Museum of Contemporary Art will present her quirky work at its Pacific Design Center outpost. -- Christopher Knight
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Diana's Skylit Studio
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- What I Love About My Small Home:
- I love the high vaulted ceilings with a skylight above the bed; even though my place is very tiny and oddly shaped, the bright high walls give the illusion of more space. A walk-in closet bigger than the bathroom is also a huge plus!
Most of my furniture was bought from vintage or consignment stores, so I'm really proud of my mid-century-styled pieces purchased with craigslist-prices. On the topic of furniture, I also have a murphy bed -- I painted the backdrop and keep it unfolded permanently, which creates a little "headboard nook" type feeling.
My art is also very unique, as half was made by myself, and inspired by my growing up in Chicago. I also have albums framed (some of my prized possessions!) which cover a lot of white space on one of my walls.
And last but not least I can't leave out my terrarium from Twig; it makes the perfect centerpiece on my table!
- Biggest Challenge of Living in a Small Space:
- Being a rental, the white walls and the common-beige carpet are something that I wouldn't normally have in a home of my own. I hung lots of art and used tiny area rugs to try to combat this.
Even though this studio is technically "one room," there are 3 distinct spaces (living, bed and dining areas.) The area rugs and segregated decor colors help visually achieve this.


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MILWAUKEE — Marco Estrada pitched shutout ball into the seventh inning, Rickie Weeks and Aramis Ramirez homered and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Atlanta Braves, 5-0, on Tuesday night.
The Brewers won their eighth in a row at Miller Park and reached the .500 mark for the first time since April 24.
Milwaukee has surged back into the NL wild-card race by winning 17 of 22 overall, and beat the wild card-leading Braves for the second straight day.
Estrada (3-6) was dominant from the start, allowing only two singles to Andrelton Simmons in the first five innings.
Estrada allowed four hits in 62/3innings and struck out six.
Good defense helped Estrada keep the Braves off the scoreboard in the seventh. After a one-out single by Dan Uggla, Lyle Overbay hit a drive into the gap and right fielder Norichka Aoki made a leaping catch to prevent an extra base hit.
Estrada was replaced by Jim Henderson, who got Simmons to ground out to end the inning.
Four Milwaukee pitchers combined on a five-hitter.
Tim Hudson (14-6) was almost as good for the Braves early in the game. Other than Weeks' 18th home run in the first, he allowed only an infield single to Jean Segura in his first five innings.
Hudson gave up four runs and seven hits in 62/3 innings.
The Brewers broke away in the seventh by scoring three times. Segura drove in the first run with a grounder, pinch hitter Taylor Green had an RBI single and Aoki doubled home another run.
Ramirez hit his 23rd home run in the eighth.
NOTES: Brewers 1B Corey Hart was out of the starting lineup for the second straight game with plantar fascia on his left foot. He is listed as day-to-day and Brewers manager Ron Roenicke is hopeful he will be able to play Wednesday against the Braves. ... Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez said RHP Ben Sheets felt no pain Tuesday, one day after throwing a simulated game. Gonzalez said Sheets, who has been on the disabled list with right shoulder inflammation since Aug. 26, could be activated either Wednesday or Friday. ... Brewers RHP Yovani Gallardo (14-8) will face Braves LHP Paul Maholm (12-9) in the series finale Wednesday.


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Putting Leaky Back into the Cauldron
Apr 02, 2010
As it's now April 2nd, we should probably come clean: As awesome as Glee is, we could never abandon that bespectacled boy wizard named Harry Potter and are still very much hosting LeakyCon 2011 in Orlando, Florida from July 13-17. April Fools' Day is Leaky's traditional outlet for a day of well-mannered frivolity and, this year, Glee offered us the perfect soundtrack for the occasion.
April Fools' Day may be over, but Glee fans need not be disappointed: the site is here to stay. The spoof has become the real Glee fan site, GleeCast.net. Glee returns to the air April 13th, and the site will be frequently updated with features as that day approaches.
All of Leaky's events are the collaborative effort of a massive team of the most talented and dedicated people on the web. April Fools' 2010 is no exception. Please join me in thanking:
John Noe and Nick Poulden, for creating and programming our GleekyNews.com page; Alex Robbin, for his technical contributions in creating GleekyCon.com; our Leaky Lounge Tech Admin Rudi Gerber, for turning our traditional Harry Potter Common Room into a Glee Classroom; and Mods Sandara, Abbey, and all those who took vigilant watch over the GleekyLounge today.
Creating a new genre of music would not have been possible without help from the Ministry of Magic's Luke Conard and the Parselmouths' Kristina Horner, who, together, form ALLCAPS; Matt Maggiacomo from the Whomping Willows; and Alex Carpenter from the Remus Lupins. Many, many thanks to you all!
Thanks also to Mr. Eastham's twelfth period band class at Buckeye Valley High School and Gleeky Girls Emily Edwards, Hannah Brooks, Rachel Spain and Christine Kimble.
Last but certainly not least today would not have been possible had it not been for two people: Jordan Edwards and Devan Kestel. This awesome duo first conceived the idea of GleekyCon and helped design, edit, reedit, resize, upload, write, code, compose, film, debug, render, photoshop, and bring this event to life in innumerable and extraordinary ways.
Jordan works as the Lead Graphic Designer for LeakyCon 2011's Media and Communications Team, while Devan is its Lead Technical Guru. Their work ethic is second to none and– let me tell you– if you liked what you saw today, just you wait till you see what they have in store for you for LeakyCon 2011. It is a true honor to call these two people my colleagues here at Leaky.
Time now for a steaming hot Triple Plenta Non-Fat Capp from Starbucks, for the real LeakyCon 2011 updates are on their way; stay close Leaky and LeakyCon.com for the latest!


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Low-cost luxury transportation to DC from New York and Philly isn't too good to be true!
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Oven Baked Gluten-Free Sourdough Pancakes
Oven Baked Pancakes
One of my readers wrote to me about how she wanted a less oily pancake than what came out of the skillet. She tried baking them in the oven and had great results. I finally tried it and am happy to say it's an excellent option! The finished pancakes are much less oily and cook through really well. I can bake a whole tray in a lot less time than it takes to bake the same amount in a skillet or a stove top griddle.
I tried a few thicknesses of batter: thin, medium and thick. To thin out the batter I added a little water to the assembled batter. Try different thicknesses to see which you prefer.
- Use the recipe from my previous post with your choice of starter and last feeding flour.
- Line a baking pan with parchment paper.
- Spoon or scoop batter onto the paper.
- Flatten into shape with the scoop or spoon.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 8-15 minutes.
I flipped them at about 8 minutes but I'm not convinced flipping is necessary. The pancakes in these photos are 100% teff using a teff starter and more teff flour for the last feeding.
Parchment paper in the pan
Pancake batter pressed into shape
Oven baked
These pancakes were easy to slice, toast
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'IT IS simply no good having improved services in Carmarthen if people can't access them' says Preseli Pembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb as he calls on the Health Minister to reconsider 'reckless cuts' to health services.
Mr Crabb said Mark Drakeford must 'take responsibility for the real danger he is posing on Pembrokeshire'.
His statement comes following a meeting with the head of the scrutiny panel which approved the decision to downgrade maternity services at Withybush Hospital. Mr Drakeford had refused to meet with Mr Crabb so he met Professor Neena Modi and challenged her on the evidence used to axe consultant-led maternity care and the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU) at Withybush Hospital.
He asked 'how it could be safe to move vital maternity services to Carmarthen, when Pembrokeshire's rural geography can make it difficult to reach even the local hospital at the best of times?' A spokesman for Mr Crabb said Professor Modi, who works at London's Chelsea and Westminster hospital, avoided the issue, stating instead that Pembrokeshire people should be pleased that there will be improved services at Carmarthen.
When pressed about specific transport problems, such as the frequent closures to the A40, the Professor insisted that she had advised Mark Drakeford only to go ahead with the cuts if there was an appropriate 'safety net' of transport links in place. A Welsh Government official, who was also present at the meeting, was not able to confirm that these safety nets were in place despite admitting that the closures would begin to take effect in just two months' time.
Mr Crabb will now write to Mr Drakeford for a second time, to challenge him on why the downgrade is going ahead without the required safety nets being in place.
Mr Crabb said: "I am now more concerned than ever that the Welsh Government's decision to axe maternity services from Withybush did not take into account the very serious geographic challenges that will make it difficult to reach Glangwili Hospital in an emergency. Professor Modi talked about the benefits of having a better unit at Glangwili, but it is simply no good having improved services in Camarthen if people can't access them.
"The A40 has been closed at least five times already this year but no-one at the meeting was able to tell me how patients would be transferred if the road was closed. Combine this with the fact that Welsh Labour have missed their ambulance response time targets for 21 out of the last 22 months and it makes for a very worrying prospect indeed.
"I told the Professor about the countless personal stories I have received from constituents who would have lost loved-ones if it wasn't for the maternity services at Withybush. Her response that, 'anecdote is a poor way to make policy', is exactly what we have come to expect on questions about Withybush. It is no wonder why Pembrokeshire people don't feel they are being heard. "I am gobsmacked that these proposals are going ahead without the recommended safety nets in place. Perhaps the Welsh Labour Government think the recent reports that over 50% of people don't realise they are in charge of the NHS in Wales is an excuse to sit on their hands. I am writing again to the Welsh Health Minister, Mark Drakeford AM, to urge him to reconsider these reckless cuts and take responsibility for the real danger he is posing on Pembrokeshire."


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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Through another seemingly interminable losing streak, the Philadelphia 76ers have been done in by some of the NBA's biggest names.
Tim Duncan rallied the Spurs to a win. Dirk Nowitzki broke their hearts in Dallas. Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh blitzed them over the final seven minutes in Miami.
Andrew Wiggins joined that list on Monday night. And the Minnesota Timberwolves believe the 20-year-old star will one day deserve to be mentioned in the same breath.
Wiggins scored 11 of his 32 points in the final five minutes to help the Timberwolves keep Philadelphia winless on the season with a 100-95 victory.
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Kaiser's Mobile App, EHR Anxiety Coding, EHR Accessibility Challenge and EHR Design
John Lynn is the Founder of the HealthcareScene.com blog network which currently consists of 10 blogs containing over 8000 articles with John having written over 4000 of the articles himself. These EMR and Healthcare IT related articles have been viewed over 16 million times. John also manages Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today, the leading career Health IT job board and blog. John is co-founder of InfluentialNetworks.com and Physia.com. John is highly involved in social media, and in addition to his blogs can also be found on Twitter: @techguy and @ehrandhit and LinkedIn.
We're back with our weekend round up of interesting tweets from the Twittersphere. We've got some really interesting ones to consider this week. So, much is happening in healthcare IT. Hopefully I can provide a good insight to some of the trends that are most interesting. No doubt this will be a challenge as we head into what is one of the most busy healthcare IT news cycles of the year around HIMSS.
Now, on to the various EHR and Healthcare IT tweets:
Just What the Doctor Ordered: Mobile Access to Your Kaiser EHR ow.ly/8KwkP – check out my latest blog for @ehrandhit
— Jennifer Dennard (@SmyrnaGirl) January 30, 2012
Kaiser Permanente just made 9 Million EHR records available on line to the patients. That's definitely worth talking about. Go read about it in Jennifer's post.
This tweet just made me laugh (although, if you're experiencing it, it's not that funny):
What's the billing code for EHR Anxiety? ow.ly/8KAWx #EHR #HCSM
— Alicia C. Staley (@stales) January 30, 2012
I think they probably need a DSM-IV code.
What if the patient was the repository of their own data – perhapsQcode on my phone to my EHR? plug into me not my data #hitsm
— Sherry Reynolds (@Cascadia) January 27, 2012
I know there are a number of companies working on this. The problem isn't the technology to get the Qcode to access your patient record. It's aggregating your patient record in some place so that it's accessible. That's going to take a long time (if ever) to get it all connected.
This is a great idea! #EHR Accessibility Challenge scr.bi/wTOetz #cisummit
— Brian Ahier (@ahier) January 26, 2012
I'm fascinated by this idea as well. I hope some companies will take it really seriously. The interesting thing is that often by making software accessible, you also learn a lot about how you can simplify the software.
EHR Design Talk with Dr. Rick 1/23/12: Computer-Centered versus User-Centered Design Within the next few years, … bit.ly/yPqDOw
— histalk (@histalk) January 24, 2012
Dr. Rick does a great job starting the conversation around EHR usability. I can't imagine the effort he put in just to create the first post. Of course, it is a first offering, but I'm really glad that he's started a deeper discussion around EHR usability. My only disappointment is that he isn't posting them on one of my sites instead of HIStalk. Regardless, by the looks of the discussion in that post it's going to drive some really interesting conversation that will hopefully result in improved EHR design.


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Given the flooding in the upper Midwest earlier in the year, and the fact that many folks likely chose not to escape recent hurricanes by car, chances are better than ever that you're going to encounter a salvaged flood car on the used vehicle market. Sellers are generally required to disclose flood damage, but unscrupulous retailers have been known to ignore such rules. To help, vehicle mega-retailer Carmax has put together a list of things to look for when checking out a used car that point to possible previous flood damage. Our advice: If it's still wet, walk away. Full list and release below.
CARMAX ADVISES HOW TO AVOID FLOOD-DAMAGED CARS RICHMOND, Va. (September 29, 2008)—In the wake of a destructive hurricane season that brought flooding to many areas of the country, CarMax, Inc., (NYSE: KMX), the nation's largest retailer of used cars, is advising consumers on how to avoid purchasing flood-damaged vehicles. "Consumers should be aware that some businesses and individuals may try to sell salvaged and flood-damaged cars without revealing the vehicle history," said Gary Hickman, purchasing manager for CarMax in Houston, Texas. "Flood-damaged cars that are not structurally or mechanically sound could be repaired, re-titled, and sold to unsuspecting buyers." CarMax's car-buying team offers ten tips for identifying a vehicle with possible flood damage: 1. Check for a moldy smell inside the car and feel the carpet for dampness 2. Ask questions about an older car with a brand new interior or carpeting 3. Check for rust under the brake or gas pedals 4. Look for dirt or rust under the dashboard and floor mats 5. Inspect the bolts and screws under the seats for evidence of rust 6. Check the undercarriage for excessive rust 7. Check inside the trunk under the carpet in the spare tire well area for rust, dirt or sand 8. Look for corrosion, water marks, or a thin brown line on the exterior of the vehicle 9. Check to see if the electrical system works 10. Check the VIN number with AutoCheck or Carfax to see whether a flood claim has been filed or a salvage title has been issued on the vehicle CarMax provides a free AutoCheck vehicle history report for every used vehicle. CarMax's team of approximately 900 car buyers nationwide is trained to detect whether a car has frame or flood damage. CarMax will not retail any car that has flood or frame damage or an odometer or title discrepancy.