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November 12th, 2014
The Owlets Of Essex
These photos in the Guardian today are worth a look….
These photos in the Guardian today are worth a look….
Back in September we mentioned there was a planning application for a new arts and crafts centre in Bull Lane Rayleigh:
It now has planning permission… we look forward to seeing what happens …..
From the District Council website:
Important Information for Hockley residents
The latest edition of the Hockley Parish Newsletter contains an error relating to the disposal of dog waste. Dog waste can ONLY be disposed of in dog/litter bins or the purple lidded non-recyclables bin; Not the green compostables bin
There's a planning application in to build 2 houses behind the existing old house at no. 4 Rayleigh High Street. It involves demolishing some outbuildings behind the exiting old house, but not the house itself. Find out more here. The application to demolish the outbuilding is 14/00714/DEMCOM. The application to build the houses is 14/00716/FUL.
If you are looking for something a bit different in youtube, have a look at the playlist for Things You Might Not Know. There are over 70 short videos so far, each around 2 minutes long. The subject matter is varied, but often includes a bit of history, a bit of town planning, or a bit of technology. For example:
You may have eaten a pork pie hundreds of times (and in Rayleigh Byfords bacon-topped pork pies are especially good). But have you ever made one?
Big Spud – the food blog from Rayleigh – has a recipe here.
It's a little shambolic round the edges but it's a lot of fun to make. I hadn't made hot water pastry before and it spits with volcanic fury so be careful, but it is quite manageable.
From the District Council Website:
Rochford District Council is proud to publish a record to remember the sacrifice of more than 400 local men who died in the First World War.
The publishing of this list of names marks the centenary of the start of the War, which begin for Britain on August 4, 1914, and recognises the contribution made by these local heroes. The list can be found below (once the PDF opens you can zoom in for more detail).
The list details the name of each man, unit or ship in which he served, date he died, and where he is buried or the memorial where he is remembered.
But it also includes some tragic stories; the soldier who was killed in action while working as a stretcher bearer carrying a casualty as a result of shellfire, the Petty Officer killed on a ship which blew up at anchor with the loss of 800 men, and the Captain who died on active service from a mid-air collision over Shotgate when searching at night for Gotha Bombers.
It also gives us a clear picture of the tender age of some of these men including the sailor who worked as a telegraphist and died aged just 15.
The details provided include, where possible, where these men lived, their occupation, family members, and how they died. In some cases, families lost more than one son.
For some there are gravestone inscriptions, including one to "a faithful soldier," others are recognised for having been awarded decorations for gallantry.
The list was complied using the current day District boundary and includes not just those that were living in the area at the time of the War but those that have had a link to the area through residence or family connections.
It is acknowledged that this list is probably not complete or that some of those included have no more than a tenuous link to the District but it was deemed better to remember than to exclude.
It shows how these local men served in all branches of the British Armed Forces, The Royal Navy, The Army, Royal Marines, Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force across a wide range of units or Regiments. Men that had a connection to the area prior to the War but had emigrated returned to serve in Canadian, Australian and other Empire nation uniforms. Some were existing servicemen, some were in the Reserves or Territorial Force, many volunteered and others were conscripted.
Service was seen in all of the theatres of war across the world; The Western Front, Italy, Salonika, Gallipoli, Mesopotamia, Africa and at sea. Men from the District area fought in all of the major battles; Mons, Ypres, The Somme, Arras, Passchendaele, Amiens, Gallipoli, Gaza and Jutland to name just a few.
Many died in action or of wounds and several died as a result of accident or illness.
Not all of the Fallen are accorded a named grave and those are remembered on the huge memorials across the various battlefields across the world. Many are also remembered on memorials throughout the District and several are buried in the District.
The list was compiled as a personal project by Rochford District Council employee, Jim Kevany, who is a member of The Western Front Association. He had the assistance of Mike Davies and John Priestley (Rayleigh Through the Looking Glass) www.rayleighhistory.co.uk . Viv Irvine (Rochford District Community Archive) www.rdca.org.uk , John Baker – Chairman, Southend on Sea Branch, Western Front Association, Karen Dennis – Memorial Officer, Essex Branch, Western Front Association, and John Priestley.
Chairman of Rochford District Council, Councillor June Lumley, said: "Rochford District Council is proud to publish this list of local heroes who died while serving their Country. It is important that we never forget their sacrifice.
"I would also like to thank those who put the time and effort into compiling this list as a lasting memory to those who fought and died for our freedom."
Mike Davies, of Rayleigh Through the Looking Glass, said: "This is a significant body of work that tells the human stories of those young men from our District many of whom died in tragic circumstances, leaving behind grieving family and friends.
"Even those that survived suffered both mentally and physically for the rest of their lives. They fought for King and Country in a war to end wars. We will remember them."
John Baker, Southend-on-Sea Branch Chairman of the Western Front Association, added: "I'm delighted that lives of our fallen of the First World War are being commemorated by this Role of Honour, it gives you an indication of just how great the slaughter was nationally when you consider that over 400 men from this small region alone made the ultimate sacrifice.
"Thanks to Jim, the long list of names on our war memorials are no longer anonymous, we now know where they lived, worked and who they loved, may they forever rest in piece. On behalf of the silent who cannot do so, I'd like to say thank you to Jim who has put many, many hours of hard work into this project and I'd like to express my gratitude and appreciation of a job well done."
Rochford District Council has plans for a four year programme of events from 2014 to 2018 to mark the Centenary of the First World War.
You can download the list here
The main theme at tonight's Rawreth Parish Council Meeting was probably flooding.
There had been flooding in Church Road since the last meeting – Hayley the parish clerk had been out in her specially purchased parish waders to deliver sandbags . The sandbags had been provided by Rochford District Council, though it was disappointing that nobody from RDC had come to see the flooding, despite a urgent request to do so.
"Idiot" motorists who had tried to drive through the floodwater came in for some criticism , especially those who caused additional flooding by the wake of their vehicles.
Rawreth Flood Action Group have asked if the parish council can give them a grant, and this will be discussed at the next meeting in December.
Southend Labour Councillor Julian Ware Lane writes here about former Tory Councillor James Cottis, who after losing in last May's elections is bouncing back. He is apparently is planning to stand for election in Southend, and has an intriguing photo with Nigel Farage on his Facebook page…
The Guardian did a feature last Monday about recycling, looking at four councils with good recycling levels and seeing how they did it. One of them was Rochford:
Rochford district council
With England's highest recycling rates Rochford's head of environmental services, Richard Evans, ascribes its scheme's success to simplicity. The biggest bin outside homes is for recycling – 240l compared with the 180l 'residual bin' – which has helped shift mindsets. The 140l garden and kitchen compost bin is collected weekly and the others fortnightly, encouraging anything which could get smelly to be composted. Keeping collection dates the same, even on bank holidays (except Christmas) helps keep it simple, Evans says. "In 2008, we were one of the lowest in Essex, at 29%, but as soon as we launched this scheme it was almost immediately 60%. Odd months we were going over 70%." The council takes a 'softly softly' approach to contaminated recycling – persistent offenders may be asked to re-sort their waste. "It's in everyone's interest to keep service costs low," Evans says. Rochford starts using a new MBT plant at Basildon in November, which will see its landfill contribution fall further.
You can find the full article – with plenty of comments – here.
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If you separate from . . . everything you have done in the past, everything that disturbs you about the future . . . and apply yourself to living the life that you are living—that is to say, the present—you can live all the time that remains to you until your death in calm, benevolence, and serenity.
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Foundation, Practice, FulfillmentStarting with this most simple of expressions—When this is, that is—[Thich Nhat Hanh] explicated dependent origination as a vision of radical interdependence, or what he called "interbeing," in which all beings support and are in turn supported by all other beings. This elaboration . . . encompassed the foundation, the practice, and the fulfillment of spiritual life.Daily Dharma for November 19, 2014
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Incomparable YouNot seeing fine or coarse, How can there be any bias? "FINE OR COARSE" refers to the deepness or shallowness of practice. I have often cautioned you against comparing your practice with that of others or your own self at different times. Such comparisons are only subjective. Today someone burst out crying in the meditation hall. One person may have thought, "Oh, she's not doing so well." Another, "I think she's becoming enlightened!" Or else, "Maybe she's going crazy." None of these thoughts may represent the true situation. Whether she felt pain or sorrow, became enlightened, or went crazy, it's her business. It has nothing to do with anyone else. Making comparisons inevitably means judging others. More »
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Found in TranslationDr. Peter Masefield belongs to that rare breed of scholars who thrive on translating ancient Buddhist texts into English. An Englishman from Birmingham who has spent much of his adult life in Asia and Australia, Dr. Masefield has translated a number of texts for the Pali Text Society, the Oxford-based organization that pioneered the study and translation of Theravada Buddhist texts in the West over a hundred years ago. More »
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Complete AbandonWhat are the "ten harmful activities" that Geshe Sonam Rinchen referred to in his article "Like a Pig in . . ." in the Winter 2006 issue? –Happy Joanna Lawrence Greenville, South Carolina THERE ARE TEN actions that we must become completely aware of and completely abandon in our lives. They are divided into three unvirtuous actions of the body: killing, stealing, and sexual misconduct; four unvirtutous actions of speech: lying, slander, harsh speech, and idle chatter; and three unvirtuous actions of mind: covetousness, wishing harm on others, and wrong view. More »

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Key aspects of Azerbaijan's ICT sector regulation defined
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Azerbaijan's Communications and High Technologies Ministry will introduce regulation to settle disputes among communication operators over inter-operator communications.
This was said in the ministry's provision approved by the head of state, and published on June 20.
In accordance with the provision, limiting monopolistic activities of businesses entities and avoiding unfair competition in the market are included to the authority of the ministry.
The work in this area will be conducted together with the Azerbaijan Economy and Industry Ministry. However, the main task is to ensure fair competition in the market and consumer's rights protection.
The ministry will directly participate in the protection and regulation of the use of frequency resources. The rules of using electronic means will be set. Meanwhile, a monitor process will start to stop any electromagnetic interference.
In accordance with the law "On Telecommunications", the certification of telecommunication devices and equipment, as well as registration of mobile devices in accordance with the rules of the Azerbaijan Cabinet of Ministers will be organized.
The powers of the ministry also include the allocation of resources to the operators and definition of rules for use of the resources (with country code) with the possibility of portability, as well as the regulation of registration of domain names of high level.
In regulation, special attention has been paid to the control of the postal communications in Azerbaijan. The activities of the enterprises rendering postal communications services will be checked for money laundering, legalization of other illegally acquired assets, as well as the financing of terrorism.
In accordance with the law "On the postal service", the ministry will take the necessary measures on the control and development of postal financial services and improvement of the quality of other postal services.
The ministry will take the general rules and quality norms, as well as prepare proposals on tariffs for services in the field of universal postal services.
The provision also covers different issues of cyber security. The ministry intends to conduct regular analysis of the situation in this field in the country, make coordination of the subjects of the information infrastructure in the area of cyber security, provide public-awareness on the possible cyber threats among private and other structures together with the ISPs and relevant state authorities and take preventive measures against global cyber threats.
The ministry will also provide technical support for telecommunication networks for special purposes.
All necessary measures will be taken for the protection of radio space and expansion of coverage zone of digital television and radio broadcasting in the country.
Special attention will be paid to the development of "e-government", expansion of e-services, infrastructure development of digital signatures, etc.
Azerbaijan's ICT sector has expanded by 12 percent in January-May 2014. The sector demonstrated a growth by 14 percent in 2013.
The country is taking a leading position among CIS and Central Asian countries for internet penetration, which stood at 70 percent in 2013.
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Adults supertrak biloxi mountain bike,18 ins frame,18 gears,26 ins alloy wheels,all terrain tyres,bargain,can deliver and comes with a new lock
Adults magna mountain bike,19 ins alloy frame,15 gears,26 ins alloy wheels,all terrain tyres,bargain,can deliver and comes with a new lock
Little girls bike hardly ever usèd only looks rough because it was kept in the she'd has a parent handle good clean will be like new
Brand new schwinn stingray Boys chopper bike. Only used once for 5 mins then stored away immaculate condition paid 250 6 months ago then son decided he wanted a bmx 200ovno no silly offers can deliver for fuel
Ladies giant roam I 2014 Gel breaks Comfortable lady seat Bought for 599 not used much due to pregnancy do have recipes Frame small Few minor scratches from lock on frame 350ovno
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Good working order, good tyres, straight 20" wheels, good V brakes. 10.5" frame.
Girls bike for sale hardly used just a but rough as left in shed after a good clean will look great
22" cromoly steel frame, 26" wheels. 21 gears with trigger shifters, canti brakes, front suspension fork. Good working order, fully serviced and ready to ride. Collection from Cheadle Heath or can deliver locally for a small fee.
Little girls bike hardly ever used only the odd rust spot as left in shed once cleaned up will be like new
Top bike comes with heavy duty lock front and back lights and 12 item kit rrp for everything 280 pound need a quick sale and if you like in manchester i will deliver it for you.
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Ratings based on 651 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
3.9 Room cleanliness
3.9 Service & staff
3.9 Room comfort
3.7 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Delaware County
Right on the bayPosted Nov 15, 2014
The room was very nice and clean. Nice little kitchen with a decent size fridge, and a two burner stove. The sink was extremely small which made it nearly impossible to wash any dishes we used. And there was no counter space to do anything for cooking or drying the dishes. The couch and bed were not very comfortable. My boyfriend and I didnt sleep well either of the two nights we were there because of the bed. The view was nice. Overall the place was nice and would recommend.
by A verified traveler
Wouldn't stay here againPosted Oct 31, 2014
Cons: Recaulk all the showers. new carpeting. general cleaning up.
Location: Lots of great restaurants. Close to beach. Loved the Assateague Island and horses.
Great location, but the hotel needs an overhaul. They have a new manager so maybe he will get it up to snuff. Mold in showers. Old carpeting. Dirty elevators. Etc. But a great location.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Harpers Ferry, WV
Nice hotel to stay off the beaten pathPosted Oct 14, 2014
Pros: Location
Cons: rooms could have been alittle nicer. But was ok.
Location: putt putt golf, restaurants nearby, great location
This hotel was very nice. Easy to get to, quiet location.
by A verified travelerfrom Germantown, MD
Old hotel, only looks great outside.Posted Oct 9, 2014
Pros: None
Cons: Everything. Sofa needs to be replaced with newer ones. Shower head needs to be replaced. Tables need to be replaced. Just everything needs upgrade
Location: Location is good, but not really anything to do.
1. Room description says 'standard suite with queen bed and a sofa bed' and the queen bed actually looks more like double size bed. I have double size bed at home and this bed is exactly the same size as this one, so I asked the front desk that it is not a queen and he insisted that it is a queen bed. It is not a queen bed, only the headboard is the queen size and the bed itself is double size. Also, it is noisy every time I move on the bed. Very old and bad conditioned bed. 2. There were a lot of tiny spiders all over the dinner table in the living room. This was just a horrible moment when I found these bugs are in my room! I called the front desk and they gave me a different room, but still unhappy. 3. Shower was bad, bad, bad. The water that comes out of the showerhead was like sprinkling water and it took me more than half an hour to take a shower. 4. Sofa in the living room was dusty and stinky. I had to cover the entire sofa with liner so dust doesn't fly around the living room. 5. Although I complained about the bugs in my room, the front desk only told me that they will call the maintenance guy to spray the bugs, not even trying to change to a cleaner room. They changed the room AFTER I told them to so. Not thinking about the customers. Overall experience with this stay, I will never
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great placePosted Oct 4, 2014
Booked room on short notice, better than expected.
for Familiesby A verified travelerfrom maryland
Posted Sep 26, 2014
Pros: cleaness good location friendly people
Cons: none
Location: good location with a 7 elven on the corner
good time good restarants and playing golfs lots of things to go
for Couplesby A verified traveler
Posted Sep 23, 2014
Had a good experience- only thing was it was nice have the sliding door open to have the breeze come in but had to close due to the noise leval at the club.
by A verified travelerfrom Maryland
Expectation vs Realty - Largest Gap for the worsePosted Sep 10, 2014
Pros: a) Great view b) Ez walk to Fagers and Seacrets c) Lots of coffee in Lobby d) Large Room e) Very comfortable bed. f) Very clean Frig g) Quiet
Cons: elevators. cleanliness. DO NOT advertise promote that wi fi is avail thru-out hotel.
Location: Ocean 2 blocks away. Fagers, Seacrets very walkable.
Where to start - There are positives - but lets start with negatives. 1) Stated wi fi thru out. I did request a water view (paid more) so I could work with a view. Response from staff to me was to work in lobby (NO water view. There was a view of lobby and drop off area of hotel). 2) Toilet kept running. 4 times a crew showed. I was trying to nap. The runing kept me up the 1st nite. 3) No batteries or UNoperational remote for TV. 4) Bulb missing from lamb 5) Dorito's chips on floor when I arrived. 6) Lobby area work area - DUSTY. Floor was pretty messy 7) Very low pressure shower (would not mention this if other issues were not present. 8) The caulking around tub was failing/loose/hanging.... and discolored. 9) No Do NOT Disturb signs in room to hang on door. 10) The hotel needs to revamp the elevators - not a good impression (not a big deal to me - but am addressing due to above issues) Positives a) Great view b) Ez walk to Fagers and Seacrets c) Lots of coffee in Lobby d) Large Room e) Very comfortable bed. f) Very clean Frig g) Quiet - even w/ Fagers Island behind (with doors shut and curtains closed it was quiet) I will not stay here again. Hotel should have offered a comp or discount for issues. Was here before, quite a few years back..... Will go elsewhere next time. Not worth the hassle. I could have paid less, for likely more ease. When my time is taken up for issues that should not entail my time..... that iritates me.
by A verified travelerfrom NJ
DisappointedPosted Sep 2, 2014
Pros: The staff
Cons: Cleanliness, air conditioning, hot water, the elevator
The staff was very friendly but our room was not in good condition. The air conditioning didn't work and they weren't able to fix it. There was no hot water for the showers. Our pull out bed was broken the first night but they did fix it for the second night. The hotel definitely needs to be upgraded.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Sep 2, 2014
Great room with a view of the bay. it was much more than we expected. Easy walking distance to the beach. it was perfect.


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If you like exposed brickwork, period features and big sash windows this could be the one for you. 2 double bedrooms (1 huge built in wardrobe), 2 bathrooms, new kitchen and comfortable living room. It's also sunny from its west facing windows and on 2 floors. More details ›
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Amberley Estates are pleased to present to the market this 3 bedroom house. Situated in central Thamesmead, close to all local amenities, which is available to rent unfurnished. The accomodation comprises of entrance hall, lounge, fitted kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, 2 furt... More details ›
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Afghan run-off may force US hand on troops
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The White House signalled last night that Hamid Karzai's decision to accept a run-off vote in Afghanistan could expedite a verdict on whether to increase US troop numbers there.
But as Barack Obama's spokesman, Robert Gibbs, told reporters that it was "certainly possible" the crucial answer on troop levels would come before the November ballot, election experts in Kabul warned too little is being done to ensure the run-off is any more credible than the first, fraud-ridden round.
Separately, US officials emphasised that a power-sharing agreement remained a strong possibility as a way of resolving the crisis without a return to the ballot box. In an NBC TV interview last night the President appeared to acknowledge that the situation remains fluid. "I think we're still... finding out how this whole process in Afghanistan is going to unfold," he said.
Despite a vast logistical effort across the country, led by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), to transport millions of fresh ballot papers, boxes and indelible ink, observers issued a damning verdict on the chances of a fair election the second time around.
"The worrying thing in this election is okay, we knew fraud had been committed. You had all these fraud mitigation policies drafted by the IEC – and they didn't follow them," said one Western election official. "What ... are they going to do to mitigate that fraud? I really don't know. I don't have a clue."
Mr Karzai's reluctant acceptance that a run-off was inevitable came after a UN-backed commission found that nearly one-third of his votes were fraudulent, depressing his numbers to just below the required 50 per cent. Had he resisted – and he was a hair's breadth from doing so – chaos could have ensued. But the new vote will not solve all of Afghanistan's electoral problems. Continuing scepticism about the prospects of a fair ballot has done little to bolster public confidence in the US mission in Afghanistan. An ABC-Washington Post poll yesterday showed the US divided over whether Mr Obama should accede to his commanders' request for more troops. And a large majority said they did not believe he had a clear plan for the war. A new vote would at least provide an American administration desperate for good news from Kabul with some evidence of progress.
The signs so far, however, are that a trouble-free re-run could be a tall order. The UN confirmed yesterday that it would fire 200 of the 380 district election chiefs in an effort to reduce fraud. But a shake-up of the leadership a fortnight before voting has the potential to be a political and managerial nightmare.
The IEC must rehire part-time staff to man polling centres, passing over any who were complicit in the vote rigging or failed to follow procedures the first time. Observers need to be mustered. And Afghan and international forces must mobilise troops to defend polling centres from Taliban attack. The UN has set aside more than $20m (£12m) to support the poll.
"They said they would be looking into staffing problems but of course they're not going to be able to do that in the next two weeks," the Western election official said.
Another election official said that the IEC had to be more accountable. "The meetings of the IEC need to be open and transparent," said Ahmad Nader Nadery, head of the Free and Fair Election Foundation of Afghanistan. "In the past election... they were not."
In an attempt to limit the impact of corruption, the number of polling stations – the individual booths at each polling centre – will be slashed from 23,000 to 16,000. The aim is to eliminate those where wholesale ballot stuffing took place. A UN spokesman said this would not reduce voting. "If a polling station returned mainly illegitimate papers, we're not disenfranchising voters, we're disenfranchising people who tried to cheat," said Aleem Siddique.
Rumours of a power-sharing deal have swirled around Kabul. They were given further credence last night by an Associated Press report that a US defence official had said the two governments were continuing to discuss that possibility. But Mr Karzai has said emphatically that he would prefer to beat the opposition candidate, Abdullah Abdullah, in a run-off than swallow a compromise. "He wants to go to a second round," said Ahmed Wali Karzai, the President's half-brother.
For his part, Mr Abdullah said he would only take part in the run-off if certain conditions were met to mitigate cheating. He told reporters that "in order to prepare the ground for transparency and fairness of the elections we have certain recommendations, suggestions as well as conditions that... we will come up with soon".
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The problem develops when the body detects a foreign particle as an invasive and triggers an immune response. In the case of nuts, the human body triggers an extreme reaction, called anaphylaxis. According to the National Institutes of Health, there are about 15,000 to 30,000 reported cases anaphylaxis episodes annually in the U.S., resulting in 100 to 200 deaths.
"We think we've found a way to safely and rapidly turn off the allergic response to food allergies," Dr. Paul J. Bryce, assistant professor of medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, said in a written statement. Bryce and his colleague, Dr. Stephen D. Miller, described their research.
The experiment to turn off peanut allergies were used in a special breed of mice. The scientists attached the proteins to blood cells called leukocytes and reintroduced them into the mice's bodies. This allowed the T-cells to building up tolerance to the proteins, which alleviated the future immune response when presented with the nuts.
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Sellafield staff are to return to work as normal on Monday after the atomic plant was given the all-clear following a radiation alert.
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The statement added: "All of our plants and storage facilities were quickly confirmed as operating normally, and we were always confident that the issue posed no risk to the workforce or public because the levels being detected, while above background radiation levels, were still low.
"This view was reinforced by the fact that none of our other installed monitors were picking up any kind of increased levels. However, we take such issues so seriously that we investigated fully to confirm that everything was okay. We would like to thank our staff and the wider west Cumbrian community for their calm and mature response to events this morning."
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"We spent 4 days having a wonderful family vacation here. Jean was a spectacular hostess. She had a delicious pie waiting for us when we arrived, and gave lots of excellent suggestions for things to do and see. The house was just as it looked online, and had a wonderful homey feel to it. My youngest daughter had a great time picking raspberries and cherries in the garden, and my oldest loved the sunroom with all of the sunshine through the windows and shelves full of books and games. The location was a nice balance for us, so we were able to easily visit Whitefish, and also go into Glacier National Park. The only downside was that we weren't able to stay longer. It was so nice to have spaces for everyone to gather in the evening as a family, and to be able to enjoy the garden and the yard as well. After a very long road trip, with many nights spent in hotel rooms, it was a treat to stay in such a welcoming and relaxing home."Guest: Amy Date of Stay: July 2014 Review Submitted: July 28, 2014View listing
"We rented this beautiful home for a "girls weekend/bachelorette party" for 12 women. The house is immaculate and wonderfully stocked with everything you need. The owners are nearby to help but not intrusive. Beds are so comfortable! The lake is nice and warm for swimming, even in June. We had a perfect time and Tom & Julie were great, even when our hen party got a little too loud. Thanks again!"Guest: Aaron F. Date of Stay: June 2014 Review Submitted: June 30, 2014View listing
"Looking back at the photos and the listing now that we are home, I must say that they really don't do it justice. This was the most comfortable stay we've had. Property is very well maintained and in immaculate condition. The owners were most helpful in advance in answering any questions that came up. We really appreciated the special touches that you don't always find: all paper, laundry, and kitchen soaps provided, Wine and snack basket upon arrival, wonderful fluffy towels, cozy fireplace, bear spray for hikers, music, TV and lighting options, and great beds. We would highly recommend a stay at this property."Guest: Kathy Date of Stay: September 2014 Review Submitted: September 25, 2014View listing
"Easy drive to Glacier, Whitefish, Flathead Lake etc.. for sight seeing and great shopping. Heading west was a pretty drive past McGregor Lake to Kootenai Falls and the swinging bridge. and the dam tour at Libby. Lots to do in the area. The cabin was clean, comfortable, and decorated very cute. Weather was warm the week I was there, but once the sun started going down, sitting on the porch with a drink and watching the deer outside was a great, quiet way to end the evening. Doug and Mimi were very nice and had good info where to eat, shop, hike and kayak in the area. You won't go wrong staying here."Guest: Marla Date of Stay: August 2014 Review Submitted: August 16, 2014View listing
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