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Potential Cost savings of $60 Billion for Enterprise Customers of Managed Mobility Services Enabled by Small Cells Systems
San Jose, California, February 6, 2013 SpiderCloud Wireless, Inc., a leading provider of scalable small cell Enterprise Radio Access Network (E-RAN) systems to mobile operators, today announced the results of a research study by Exact Ventures that demonstrate a $100 billion emerging market opportunity for mobile operators in providing mobility services for enterprise customers. The research shows that enterprises can save 35% a year by adopting such operator-delivered managed and hosted services.
SpiderCloud worked with Exact Ventures, an analyst firm focused on technology market intelligence, to undertake a detailed market analysis of the managed mobility services opportunity for enterprise businesses of 100 to 4999 employees in the United States and European Union. The resulting report, "Enterprise Mobility Services: Market Opportunity for Mobile Service Providers", uncovers a $100 billion market opportunity for mobile operators in Enterprise Mobility Services, driven by key trends in computing and telecommunications: mobility and the accompanying need for Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies and control; cloud computing; and the emergence of enterprise small cell systems that enable telecommunications services beyond coverage and capacity.
The report looks at how mobile operators can leverage the mobile ecosystem and small cell systems to enable in-building coverage, capacity and services. The findings show that enterprise customers can save over $160 billion in capital expenditure (CapEx) by adopting operator-delivered hosted and managed services for mobility, unified communications (UC), secure access to applications, device management and integration of cloud and telephony (PBX), as well as new context-aware and location-based services. According to the research by Exact Ventures, moving to enterprise mobility services provided by a mobile operator would save an enterprise the equivalent of $264 per user annually - 35% net saving compared to an equivalent CapEx investment.
"The business market is vital for Mobile Network Operators (MNO) and with enterprise IT teams under constant pressure to do more with smaller budgets and fewer resources, the opportunity for trusted mobility services is tremendous," said Greg Collins, principal analyst at Exact Ventures. "Until now, there has been little reason for enterprise customers to have a relationship with MNOs beyond minutes and mobile devices. Small Cell systems that go beyond coverage and capacity can open up new business models for MNOs while also helping enterprise customers save significantly on CapEx and OpEx," he continued.
"The analysis highlights the 2014 and beyond capital expenditures and resources savings that can be realized by enterprises that outsource in-building mobile services to their MNO, transitioning to a per-user/month operating expenditure model," Ronny Haraldsvik, CMO, SpiderCloud commented. "But first, MNOs must solve the in-building coverage and capacity problem that exist for enterprises and prove that the mobile ecosystem can deliver cloud and application services with an in-building system," he added.
The market analysis highlights a number of opportunities for mobility services operators can offer, including:
Hosted Unified Communications
Unified Communications (UC) refers to a set of real-time communications services such as instant messaging, presence information, telephony and video conferencing, as well as non-real-time communication services like e-mail, SMS, voicemail and fax. UC is not necessarily a single product, but is often a set of products that provides a consistent unified user interface and user experience across multiple devices and media types.
Security: Cloud-based Web Filtering
Enterprises increasingly employ cloud-based web filtering as a way to monitor and control website access and usage to enhance productivity and improve security by protecting against malware and spyware.
Mobile Device Management (MDM)
Mobile device management entails lifecycle management of both company and employee provided mobile devices to manage and secure enterprise data and access.
Compliance Services
Many industries are subject to regulatory record keeping requiring documentation of all communications within an organization. In conjunction with other cloud-based telecommunications services, operators can centralize the collection, storage and reporting of such data, helping customers relieve costs and adhere to regulatory or best-practice compliance.
Wi-Fi-as-a-Service for Enterprises is the delivery of enterprise-focused services such as secure internal and guest Wi-Fi. Where the operator is already installing small cells with Wi-Fi, it can offer its business customers Wi-Fi access when the opportunity is available.
Context-Aware (or Location-Based) Services
Context or Location-Aware services can offer enterprises a large array of use cases.
The opportunity to leverage the very sophisticated mobile network location capabilities in Small Calls and extend them into the macro network creates unique opportunities to innovate enterprise business systems in ways that have never been easily available.
The market analysis "Enterprise Mobility Services: Market Opportunity for Mobile Service Providers" by Exact Ventures is available by request for mobile network operators, media and analysts. Request your copy from SpiderCloud Wireless at http://www.spidercloud.com/eaventures
Scalable Small Cell Systems for Enterprise Deployments by Mobile Operators
SpiderCloud is the first company to offer a true multi-mode access system with 3G, LTE/4G and dual-band Wi-Fi for reliable mobile services indoors for enterprise customers of any size, called an Enterprise Radio Access Network (E-RAN). The E-RAN system consists of a Services Node (SCSN) that can control over 100 self-organizing and multi-access 3G, Wi-Fi and LTE/4G small cells that can be installed in just days using an enterprise-Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN) as managed service by a mobile operator's network. In addition to providing reliable coverage and capacity, the E-RAN with the Services Node includes an Applications Programming Interfaces (API). The API inside the Services Node provides trusted connections to the Radio Nodes and a logical view into all devices on the E-RAN, to enable secure services to any mobile device on the network.
One E-RAN can deliver unprecedented capacity and coverage to over 10,000 connected smartphones and tablets, with just one connection to the mobile operator's core network. The scalable system architecture simplifies deployment and overall network configuration for mobile operators as they address pent-up demand for reliable mobile services from enterprise and large venue customers.
About SpiderCloud Wireless
SpiderCloud Wireless develops breakthrough, small-cell network platforms that allow mobile operators to deliver unprecedented cellular coverage, capacity and smart applications to enterprises. Wall Street Journal ranked SpiderCloud #5 in its "Top 50 Start-Ups" in the "The Next Big Thing" report. SpiderCloud Wireless is based in San Jose, California and is backed by investors Charles River Ventures, Matrix Partners, Opus Capital and Shasta Ventures. SpiderCloud Wireless is a registered trademark and SmartCloud a trademark of SpiderCloud Wireless, Inc. © 2013 SpiderCloud Wireless, Inc. For more information visit http://www.spidercloud.com/ and follow the company on Twitter http://twitter.com/spidercloud_inc
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Cd4 Test For What Besides Hiv
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Understanding CD4 Cells and CD4 Cell TestsThe Basics CD4 Count and HIV CD4 Count and HIV Treatment CD4 Cell Test The Bottom Line The Basics Your immune system protects your body by fighting germs and infections.White blood cells are an important part of your immune system. HIV infects and destroys a type of white blood cell called aCD4 cell (sometimes called a T-cell). As the immune system loses CD4 cells, it becomes weaker and is less able tofight off germs. When it...
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strange symptoms, low cd4, but testing hiv -I experienced what looked like oral hairyy leukplakia for about 2 days 1 month ago and also lower abdominal pain and changes in bowel habits for the past month. I have had 3 hiv negative tests but my cd4 is only 620. My last possible exposure was...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of MedicineA CD4 count of 620 would be considered within the normal range. Our laboratory has a normal reference range between 550-1500. If you have had negative HIV tests out to one year after an exposure, you do not have HIV infection.MH... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,1.Do I think a doctor would do this? No, I certainly do not. 2.Do I think you should have had a CD4 count analysis performed in the first place? No, I certainly do not.3.Do I think you are being irrational? Yes, I certainly do.If you want a... Read more »
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Johns Hopkins University, School of MedicineA CD4 count of 689 is on the low end of the normal range at most laboratories. It wouldn't hurt to get an HIV test if you or your physician are worried about it, but it would not be at all unusual for an HIV-negative person to have such aCD4... Read more »
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hiv test negative but CD4 down
Posted by italico79, 2 Replieshello to all
im very worried, i hope you can help me with your suggestion... excuse me for my bad english
one year ago i had unprotected sex with unknow girl, im man 35 years old
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Negative but with a very low CD4 and CD4/CD8
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Testing methods abd CD4 count question.
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Palm Aire Senior Women Victorious
Date: October 27, 2009
by: Jen Blanco | Associate Editor
The Palm Aire Country Club team won the Florida Senior Women's Golf Association Tournament Oct. 19-22 at the Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Resort.
Barbara Harrison was named the overall champion. Harrison, Becki Romich and Donna Vasko won Flight 1. In Flight 2, Carol Blackburn won the low net portion and Mary Kilanoski finished sixth while Pat Lehmann finished fourth in the low gross portion.
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Hot health trends for 2013
1. Digitizing health
This year we'll see a meeting of technology and medicine that will make your life easier and safer. From mobile apps that help you find the best gym nearby to an electronic network of medical records, this year managing your health will likely become a lot more efficient.
As an increasing number of private doctors' offices, nursing homes and hospitals begin to digitize their medical records, which is part of a national trend, the New York eHealth Collaborative, with support from the state government, is helping to build a network that will facilitate the secure sharing of medical records.
How will this help you? After giving consent, when a patient goes to the hospital doctors will be able to pull up their medical records through a secure digital network, and will thus deliver more effective treatment.
Close to $1 billion has been invested in the development of information technology, said Anuj Desai, director of Business Development at the New York eHealth Collaborative.
And as these networks grow, mobile applications and web tools are being created to deliver the information to providers and customers. The eHealth Collaborative also recently launched the NY Digital Health Accelerator, an incubator for developing web and data medical applications. Eight companies were awarded $300,000 to come to New York and launch their medical-based tech start-ups.
Mobile apps like FiTMAPPED are also bringing health and technology closer. The app compiles geographic data on gyms and health centers, and through GPS gives the user an easy way to find the best class or fitness opportunity that's closest to them.
2. High Intensity Interval Training
We're New Yorkers, and we're busy. Luckily, a fitness trend that's been picking up steam promises to have us in and out of the gym in 32 minutes.
High Intensity Interval Training, or HIIT, is just what it sounds like. Working out for less time at a faster rate has more impact than a more drawn-out exercise session, according to Anita Mirchandani, a nutritionist and registered dietician.
"Less is more. People need to realize you don't have to spend an hour at the gym," said Mirchandani, who is also a co-founder of FiTMAPPED, a fitness directory app and web site.
Building on the CrossFit movement, which is taking high-intensity fitness to the next level, HIIT training alternates periods of short and intense exercise with less-intense periods. The programs are offered at gyms and studios across the city, with more opening or beginning to offer the classes all the time.
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Tired of boozing it up with clients? Try group exercise instead!
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We don't know about you, but when we work out, it's not always the prettiest sight.
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"It's no longer cool in an office to be a hungover person who slumps in at 10 a.m.," said Siciliano, who sweat-works with 20-30 clients a week and sometimes has to turn people away from sessions. "It's way cooler to come in after a Spin class, and have a productive day."
It could be a New York thing. We're always rushing and wanting to do two things at once. But Siciliano says it's also part of the growing national trend of wanting to be healthy in general.
"This is something that is catching on," she said. "A lot of finance people take clients to spinning instead of a steak dinner."
So next time you need to discuss business, try it on a bike instead. Let us know how that goes.
4. Get chilly
You've heard of those people that head down to Coney Island on New Years Day to jump into the freezing ocean, right? Well, it turns out those people may not be so crazy.
Dr. Oz wrote in Oprah Magazine about a Clinical Physiology study that found, "Healthy, habitual winter swimmers who jumped from saunas into frigid water had improved immune function compared with those who don't regularly swim in the cold. Researchers believe that over time, exposure to extreme temperature differences may boost the production of infection-fighting cells."
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It all started with Zumba. The Latin-influenced dance class that has captivated millions has also given rise to reggae dancing classes and the recent Tabura craze (West African dance moves derived from an African military training program). Up next: 90s dancing.
Intended to feel more like a house party than a workout, 2Fly combines signature 90s dance music with the 90s hits that are back in vogue. The Running Man, the Robo-Cop and the Baller Drop are just a few of the moves you'll master in this class. Offered at CRUNCH locations in New York City for the past six months, 2Fly is set to go national in January.
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CRYSTAL LAKE, Ill.—As Belvidere North quarterback Tony Tindle crossed the goal line at the end of his 38-yard touchdown run to bring the Blue Thunder within 1 point against the Crystal Lake Prairie Ridge Wolves, coach Curt Tobin knew he had a decision to make.
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"Our defense had given up two pretty quick touchdowns," Tobin said about the choice. "We were up 14-7, and had a lot of momentum. Our defense was gassed. I felt our chances of winning the game from the 3-yard line with Austin Smaha was better than tying it and seeing what else was out there."
The gamble didn't work. Smaha was stopped a yard short, leaving North down 21-20, which led to an eventual 28-20 victory for the Wolves in the IHSA Class 6A quarterfinal game.
"My heart sank (when Tindle scored the touchdown)," Prairie Ridge running back Justin Henderson said. "I thought it might be over, but we never gave up. It's the best team in our school's history, and it was a crazy game."
Crazy doesn't even begin to describe a game that was filled with a myriad of turnovers for the Wolves and back-breaking penalties for the Blue Thunder. But both teams overcame those difficulties to swing momentum back and forth in the close game.
The Wolves overcame three first-half turnovers to take a 7-0 lead into the half when Henderson scored from 8 yards out. Quarterback Jon Williams also threw an interception on their first possession, and also fumbled in North territory.
But as the Blue Thunder were trying to capitalize on the mistakes, penalties thwarted their drives. No penalty was worse than on a block in the back that negated a 26-yard run by Dylan Roberts that would have put the ball at the Prairie Ridge 4-yard line.
North wasted little time responding in the third quarter. On the first possession of the half, they quickly marched down the field, capped off by a 16-yard scamper by Tindle for a tying touchdown.
After another Williams interception, the Blue Thunder again moved the ball to take the lead, this time on a 15-yard run by Smaha to go up 14-7.
"At halftime, we said we would come out in the second half and grab momentum, and we did, scoring a couple of touchdowns," Tobin said. "We challenged our kids to come out in the second half, and they did and played very well."
But as the third quarter ended and the game went into the fourth, you could feel the momentum switching to the home team. Fullback Tim Deering, who led the Wolves with 115 rushing yards, scored from 18 yards out to tie the game.
After stopping the Blue Thunder on their next drive, the Wolves started chewing up yards on the edge with Henderson, who scored the eventual game-winning touchdown from 9 yards out.
"We definitely (had a speed advantage) on the edge," Henderson said of their late push. "The line and the backs did a great job getting to the corner and on the edge, and I think our speed definitely helped getting it around the edge and opening up holes inside for our big fullback."
Williams returned an onside kick attempt after the Tindle touchdown 50 yards for a touchdown to close out the scoring. North did drive into Prairie Ridge territory down by 8, but penalties and two sacks ended the final threat.
Tindle played brilliantly in leading the Blue Thunder in the upset. The quarterback threw for 124 yards, and also ran for 158 and two touchdowns. Smaha added 54 yards and a touchdown, while Zackery Stinson ran for 44 yards.
"Tony is a special kid. He makes things happen," Tobin said. "Like most of our games, it came down right to the end. It just didn't turn out like we wanted it to."
But despite the loss, it was a magical run for the Blue Thunder, who made it further than any other NIC-10 school after sneaking into the playoffs.
"We left everything on the field," Smaha said. "It was a fun game and a fun season."
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We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Staines. Each serviced office is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in Staines. Each serviced office is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
Located in the prominent location of London's Mayfair, this business centre will give its clients a prestige and professional look which is sure to impress. The business centre accommodates from 1 – 100 workstations and complimentary private office and business lounges are available. The finest fittings and finishes including natural granite & 100% wool broadloom carpet are available to add an extra spice to the centres already fabulous interior. Some of the great benefits the centre has to offer includes: Spectacular 360 degree views, unbeatable IT solutions, dedicated support team, fully equipped boardroom and meeting room facilities, original commissioned artwork and many more.
Suburb location, offices recently refurbished bright and modern. Offering: Free boardroom, reception, furniture, electronic security, 24 hour access and daily cleaning.
This newly refurbished centre not far from Victoria Station is spacious, light and well-located just a minutes walk from Victoria station. A wide range of serviced offices to suit anything from a one-man band to large organisations. Offering competitive prices and an excellent service, striving to make moving office as hassle free as possible. The serviced offices are ideal for those companies wanting immediate, available serviced office space. This is an ideal temporary or short-term office space solution (3 months to 3 years +), fully furnished with full Internet connectivity.
This modern glass fronted property has an excellent location and professional working environment. Features include a number of outstanding services and facilities including fully furnished offices, meeting/conference rooms, instant occupancy, simple, flexible agreements and 24 hour security and access.
This outstanding business centre is a hidden gem located in a quiet cul-de-sac on the Mayfair, St James's border in the prime West End, Mayfair. The impressive white exterior leads into a welcoming modern reception area and high quality serviced offices arranged over five floors. The business centre also benefits from three meeting rooms and touchdown facilities on the lower ground floor. A range of serviced offices and suites are available to suit requirements of 1-20 desks. The serviced offices and virtual offices available at Park Place, are not only first class well equipped facilities, but also perfectly positioned in an ideal location on the Mayfair, St James's border.
This centre is situated in one of the most prestigious locations in London, on the corner of Berkeley Street and Piccadilly, directly opposite the Ritz Hotel. Green Park underground station (Piccadilly, Jubilee and Victoria Lines) is within close proximity. There are excellent shops, restaurants and hotels in the immediate area. This modern building has been fully refurbished to provide extensive business support services, including first-class conference and meeting room facilities.
This desirable property is located on a leafy Georgian Square one minute to the north of Oxford Street, Mayfair. It offers the perfect West End business location and serviced offices are available for requirements of 1-20 desks. Following an extensive refurbishment the building retains its elegant charm and period features including fire places, elaborate plasterwork and the original wooden staircase. It also benefits from two boardrooms featuring executive furnishing and the latest video conferencing technology. The serviced offices and virtual offices available at Cavendish Square, are not only first class well equipped facilities, but also perfectly positioned in an ideal location just moments from Oxford Street and Harley Street in Mayfair.
At the centre you'll benefit from the following: instant occupancy with no start-up costs; simple, flexible agreements; fully equipped conferencing and meeting rooms, video conferencing; wide-ranging business support services; dedicated comms rooms with Cat 5e cabling; State of the art VOIP telecoms, bandwidth provision and network access; 24/7 access; 24-hour remote security monitoring. In addition, there's a highly trained, Institute of Customer Service accredited centre team on hand to support you and your business.
At the centre you'll benefit from the following: instant occupancy with no start-up costs; simple, flexible agreements; fully equipped conferencing and meeting rooms, video conferencing; wide-ranging business support services; dedicated comms rooms with Cat 5e cabling; State of the art VOIP telecoms, bandwidth provision and network access; 24/7 access; 24-hour remote security monitoring. In addition, there's a highly trained, Institute of Customer Service accredited centre team on hand to support you and your business.
Located centrally just behind the famous shopping area of Oxford Street. The building is a Grade Il listed building with original features around the building. The centre is surrounded by the finest shops, restaurants, banks and hotels. The closest tube stations are Oxford Circus (Central, Victoria & Bakerloo lines) and Bond Street (Central and Jubilee lines) and there are numerous bus routes servicing the area. The centre is run by a 3 person friendly team who are happy to assist you with catering, meeting room bookings, administration and all other business services. General: Unbranded offices, Onsite management with staffed reception, Kitchen facilities, 24 hour access, Lift, Cleaning, heating and electricity included in monthly license fee. Office Facilities: Unbranded offices, Fully furnished with desk, chair and storage per work station, Internet access, Telephone systems with reception answering or direct lines, Mail management and incoming/outgoing post, Admin support, Sessional consulting/treatment room hire. Meeting Room Hire: Catering/refreshments. Virtual office services and the facilities of an office without the actual space: Mailing address, Telephone lines.
Below you can see the nearest areas to Staines where you can find serviced offices:
Staines is a town in the Spelthorne borough of Surrey and Greater London. The town is also part of the London 'Commuter Belt', an area around London where it is deemed practical to commute into the capital. Although in the commuter belt, it is becoming just as regular for businesses to now have their own serviced offices in Staines itself.
The area's Thameside location and picturesque location isn't the only benefit found from having serviced offices in Staines. The town is just 3 miles from Heathrow airport, making it the perfect place to have serviced offices, if your business is a frequent flyer.
Staines' superb communication network and close proximity to London and Heathrow airport has meant that a number of high-profile international businesses have chosen Staines as their UK home. Healthcare company BUPA, Siemens, Samsung's Electronics Research Institute as well as their UK R&D division are both based in Staines.
British Gas also have their national headquarters in the region, so it's no wonder why serviced offices in Staines are proving incredibly popular.
Tenants with access to serviced offices in Staines have some of the best transport links in the south. Fantastic motorway links, overground trains, London Underground tubes, buses and airports are close and easy to access, ensuring that you are well connected when it comes to travelling to your serviced offices in Staines.
Airport Code: LHR
Distance from Staines: 8.1 miles (13.03km)
Airport Code: LGW
Distance from Staines: 38.1 miles (61.3km)
Airport Code: FRK
Distance from Staines: 12.89 miles (20.79km)
Staines Railway Station can be found in the centre of the town, and serves London Waterloo, Weybridge, Windsor and Eton Riverside and Reading.
Serviced offices in Staines are served by First buses for Berkshire & The Thames Valley bus operators, both of which have numerous stops in Staines. The Staines Bus Station is a short five-minute walk from the railway station.
For businesses with serviced offices in Staines, the nearest London underground tube station to Staines Road is Hounslow Central Tube.
Staines is within the western boundary of the M25.


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Same here, i cooked, i cleaned, i folded the clothes and paid for her education.... fuck i even paid for her fucktards friends wedding dress...and her fucktards kids xmass gifts!
And sure no man is perfect but dont' listen to that life time shit...no woman is perfect either. But good luck arguing that point...note not a single woman has said a fucking word in this thread! Why? Simple in their mind no matter how good the dude....shit you could give her a kidny and chew her food for her...and it's still your fault..in one way some way somehow it's your fault.
And that fucking pisses me off! My x wife cheated on me...point blank the cunt cheated no me. You think other women would look down on her...ha ha FUCK and NO! My favorite line thus far has been "I'm sure you did something wrong for her to cheat on you." If that sentence does not hurt your head....you are seriously fucked up. It's like saying "Girl, if you weren't such a slut you wouldn't get raped!" And what really makes you want to drop kick puppies into wood chippers....is when guys trying to appease pussy say it...really bro...really? WTF!
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the same as my two colour waistcoat; handmade button holes, linning inserted by hand
Jul 27, 2013, 06.54 PMby william james
very cool love it
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thank you so much :-)
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thank you very much for the compliments :-)
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Nice job. You should model them for us please?
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Beautiful waistcoat Martin and it looks very professional as always. Nicely done handmade buttonholes. I might try it sometime it looks really nice
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Looks as good as it works I believe drying time to much shorter then old saving energy
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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i bought this about a month ago and I'm very happy with my choice
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Dryer functions very well. It's actually fun to use. My only concern is the dryer door is flimsy. I have bit had any problems so far but concerned with long term use.
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I love my new dryer, especially the steam cycle as I tend to leave things in the dryer and by the time I get to them, they are wrinkled. POOF, a little steam and then I can hand them up.
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Have had this dryer a couple of months now. Within the first few days of delivery the dryer would run but would not heat. Had a service tech out to the house and found it had a broken igniter. Wasn't to happy about this. He basically had to take the whole dryer apart to replace it. Not something you want to see for a brand new appliance. My feeling is it could lead to other problems down the road. Time will tell.
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Oil Sludge and Solid Waste incineration for Installation onboard Ships, for the Offshore Industry and in Power Plants. Prevention of oil and garbage pollution at sea are key words for Atlas Incinerators. Atlas Incinerators are designed for simultaneous burning of oil sludge and solid waste. With more than 5,000 units delivered for shipboard or offshore installation, we ...
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Clover Medical Limited is a leading waste incinerator manufacturer in China. We are local manufacturer and one of the largest exporter of China. Pyrolytic incinerator equipment technical is main waste treatment all of the world, for Medical waste, Pet animal cremation and other Solid waste. The capacity from 10kgs/Hr. to 500kgs/Hr., up to 6ton per day. Presently, we ...
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Waste Spectrum Environmental Limited is the industry leading manufacturer of highly efficient incineration systems. The range of incinerators is designed to provide a bio-secure option for animal carcass disposal throughout Europe and the world; and for medical and municipal incineration outside of Europe.Robust and precisely engineered from high quality materials, all ...
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I've had two more of the episodes that have been plaguing me, one on Thursday and one on Friday. The one I had on Friday got my heart rate up to 155 bpm. It scared me because I had been fighting unrelenting nausea all day, so I went to the ER. The ER doc said it doesn't sound like heart disease, just a heart rhythm problem, but it can't be diagnosed until it's caught on either an EKG or a Holter monitor. I can't get to the ER fast enough to catch it because we live all the way across town. By the time I got there Friday night, my pulse was already down to 110 bpm, slowly dropping. I've had a 24-hour Holter monitor, but no episodes, of course. I've gone for 4 months without having one of these, then all of a sudden, I get three in one week. I don't know that they'll ever catch it. All I know is I never want another one. The ER doc gave me some Zofran and a saline IV and sent me home when my pulse came back down.
It's been two days and I'm still fighting nausea. My Carafate suddenly seems to be making it worse. It comes in waves – that watering feeling you get in your jaw. My phenergan isn't touching it, so I'm not sure if it's true nausea or if I'm just constantly on the verge of a panic attack. I think I've finally developed a full-blown anxiety disorder, thanks to this crap.
I'm waiting to get an appointment with a cardiologist. The ER doc says I need an echo, since nobody bothered to do one last time. I am supposed to see the cardiologist who told me in July that these episodes are hot flashes, but I argued that I didn't want to see him, so I'm having to wait to see if the cardiologist I requested will take me as a patient, since they are in the same practice.
I don't know if that's the right decision or not. I can't think straight.
In the meantime, I have a follow-up appointment with my regular doctor Wednesday morning and an appointment with my new gynecologist Friday morning. We'll see what turns up.
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