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Jinyan Hotel Shanghai
- Location:
- Address: No.3800 Chunshen Road, Minhang District, Shanghai
- Tel: 021-54150000 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: Jinyan Hotel Shanghai
- Lowest Price: $74
Opened in 1999, the 30-storey Shanghai Jinyan Hotel is located in No.3800 Chunshen Road, Minhang District, 6km to south railway station and 12km to Hongqiao airport.
The hotel has 143 cozy and elegant guest rooms in total, including Standard Room, Superior Suite, etc. Each room is well equipped with IDD, DDD and so on. The banquet hall on the second floor can hold 300-400 persons, and with 16 dining boxes on the third floor. There are 5 meeting rooms of various sizes. Fitness facilities include swimming pool, ball room, gym, beauty salon, bar and chess room.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
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- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
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|Luggage service, Car rentals, Laundry service, Room service, Wake Up Call, 24hr Reception, Permanent English-speaking staff, Business Centre, Copy Service, E-mail, Translation Service, Fax Service, Typing Service
|Room Amenities
|Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, Alarm clock, Color Television, Coffee/tea maker, Telephone, Hair dryer, Iron and ironing board, Refrigerator, Bath and Shower, Free for Internet
Hotel Amenities: Elevator, Parking, Air-Conditioned Facilities, Beauty Salon, Business Center, Gift Shop, Meeting Room, Deposit Box at Front Desk, Fire Detector
Dining Facilities: Chinese Restaurant, Western Restaurant
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- Address: No.3800 Chunshen Road, Minhang District, Shanghai
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Marc Anthony, actor, record producer, singer-songwriter, fashion designer, television producer, top selling tropical salsa artist of all time and ex-husband to former wives former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres and superstar Jennifer Lopez, was ordered by a judge on June 12 to increase his monthly child support payments to Torres from $14,400 to $26,800. Anthony and Torres have two children together, Christian and Ryan.
The Daily News reported that Torres had originally asked the court to increase her child support payments to a whopping $123,426 a month; so all things considered, Anthony made out pretty good regarding the court order that came down on Thursday. During the course of the family court hearing, Torres told the judge that Anthony has been neglecting his two sons and only saw them for a total of 35 days throughout 2013. The Latin singer disputed those numbers. Court papers state that Anthony had custody of Christian and Ryan for a total of 71 days in 2012.
Torres requested that amount be raised to $123,426 a month in November 2013, citing lifestyle changes, in addition to child support needs. Part of the ten-fold child support increase included the need for a nanny and housekeeper, which would cost Torres up to $7,000 a month. ~ Yahoo! News
In addition to monthly child support, the couple's original divorce settlement awarded Torres a vacation budget, two automobiles, and the couple's former family home in Florida. Anthony and Torres were married in Las Vegas on May 9, 2000.
The couple experienced a rocky married road from the very beginning and separated by 2002. Although they later reconciled and renewed their vows, Torres filed for divorce by 2004. Less than one week after his divorce to Torres was finalized, Anthony married singer- actress and current "American Idol" judge Jennifer Lopez on June 5, 2004.
In addition to the doubling of Torres' monthly child support payments, the judge also ordered Anthony to increase his former wife's annual vacation budget from $6,000 to $12,000, according to TMZ. TMZ went on to report that Anthony has been donating $25,000 monthly to charity – the approximate equivalent to what he now has to give his ex. "As they say ... charity begins at home," quipped the celebrity website. For more on the Marc Anthony court order, see the video accompanying this article.
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The weekend is upon us. Record high temperatures are keeping people indoors, so save for the beer festival, here are a few indoor festivals for the coming weekend:
- Heritage Sandy Springs Beer Fest, Heritage Green. Saturday, 4:00 PM. Interested parties 21 years and older are invited to partake in a festival offering samples of 70 or more beers, local food and entertainment. The event benefits Heritage Sandy Springs, Sandy Springs' 4-acre park. Participating restaurants include Papa John's Pizza, Slope's BBQ, and Teela Taqueria. For more information, select this link for an article with ticket information or visit HSSBeerFest.com.
- Bug Out Festival, Fernbank Museum. Sunday, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Visit Fernbank for another Bug Out Festival, complete with bug-themed activities: UGA Insect Zoo, Busy Bees, Bunch o' Bugs Counting Contest, Butterfly Puppet Factory, Entomology Lab and more. The full list of activities is available at FernbankMuseum.org under the 97 Days (and Ways) to Play. Participation is free with museum admission. Look for more Bug Out Festivals August 29th and September 4th.
- Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival, Fox Theatre. Sunday, 1:00 PM and 6:30 PM. Make way for the kids and the tweens/teens at the Fox Theatre this Sunday with screenings of Toy Story 3 and Twilight - Eclipse at 1:00 and 6:30 PM, respectively. At $8.00 per ticket, viewing the films on the "biggest screen in Atlanta" should be quite a treat, especially at such a bargain price. Don't forget to check out the pre-show featuring Sing-Alongs with Mighty Mo. More information is available at FoxTheatre.org/CCFF2010. Purchase tickets online, at a local Ticketmaster outlet, or at the Fox Theatre Box Office.
Enjoy the weekend and stay cool!
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Utah House sets course for Swallow investigation
Laura Seitz, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Rep. Lowry Snow, a relatively new GOP lawmaker, said he didn't expect to be named Wednesday as chairman of the new House committee charged with investigating embattled Attorney General John Swallow.
"I thought I might be considered, but the appointment to chair the committee came as a surprise," said Snow, a St. George attorney and former prosecutor and Utah State Bar president who was appointed to the Utah Legislature in January 2012.
Snow is one of five Republicans and four Democrats that House Speaker Becky Lockhart, R-Provo, appointed to the recently created committee expected to begin work in the coming weeks.
"He is a capable and very well-respected attorney," Lockhart said. "He understands how these things work, which is one of the reasons why I asked him to chair this committee."
Lockhart said she will leave the running of the committee up Snow. Other members include House Majority Leader Brad Dee, R-Odgen, and House Minority Leader Jen Seelig, D-Salt Lake City.
Democrats had pushed for the 5-4 split on the committee. Lockhart, who made the decision herself about who would investigate the attorney general for the House, said, "This is not a partisan issue to the House of Representatives. This is an issue of public trust."
Seelig agreed.
"What we're looking at is an elected official, regardless of party, that the public has clearly stated that they have issue with," the minority leader said. "I'm walking into this with a clean slate and an open mind."
Swallow is the subject of federal, state and local investigations into a number of allegations, including that he helped broker a deal for an indicted Utah businessman trying to stop a federal investigation into his company.
The committee intends to gather facts regarding the allegations swirling arould Swallow, but will not make a recommendation about impeachment proceedings.
"We need to own this information. Then we can make a decision based on what we know rather than what we hear," Dee said.
Empowering the committee
Lockhart announced the committee makeup after Wednesday's special session of the Legislature. Gov. Gary Herbert called the session mainly to pass legislation to empower the committee that will investigate Swallow.
Lawmakers approved a trio of bills, but not before the House spent about an hour debating several proposed amendments to the most controversial, HB1001, that all failed.
The bill allows for meetings to be closed and records to be protected in some cases as well as for subpoenas to be issued and immunity granted to witnesses. Immunity would not preclude a witnesses from being prosecuted but would prevent their testimony being used against them.
Legislators also passed bills that would allow the investigative committee to hire lawyers and investigators who are not licensed in Utah. The committee is soliciting bids inside and outside the state to fill those positions.
There was no debate in the Senate on the three measures, though Sen. Lyle Hillyard, R-Logan, said he was hesitant about giving the committee immunity power because it could "blow up in your face." Any grants of immunity should be carefully thought out, he said.
In the House, Rep. LaVar Christensen, R-Draper, tried unsucessfully to set a $500,000 limit on the amount of money the committee could spend before having to come back for legislative approval.
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Comics Time: Naoki Urasawa's Monster Vols. 6-18
Naoki Urasawa's Monster Vols. 6-18
Naoki Urasawa, writer-artist
Viz, 2006-2008
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It's not quite accurate to say that Monster got away from Naoki Urasawa in the end. Never--not as volume after volume of increasingly baroque hidden connections, repressed memories, and buried Communist conspiracies multiplied and refracted like a screensaver, not even as he added still more characters to a cast that already made The Lord of the Rings look like No Exit in Volume frickin' 18--did Urasawa come across as anything but totally in control. Each time a new concept was introduced, I knew it would tie into someone or something we'd already met in a way that would nonetheless surprise and delight me. Each time a new character came along, I knew I'd be made to care about this new sad-sack with either a tormented past or an overdeveloped sense of right and wrong. Every twist made it clear I was in the hands of a master.
Yet for all that I knew Urasawa was making conscious decisions at every turn rather than running around frantically to keep all the plates spinning, I can't help but feel that by the end, he'd made some bad decisions, spun some broken plates. First and foremost, remember when Dr. Tenma was the main character? Nominally I suppose that's still true, as the final showdown with the titular character is with him. But by then you're just as likely to be spending screentime with Grimmer, or Nina, or Eva, or Reichwein, or Lunge, or Gillen, or Verdeman, or even random characters who are in and out in the space of one volume like Martin or Milan or the people of Ruhenheim. (That I remember the vast majority of those names off the top of my head speaks well of the material, but still.) Without the singular, driving focus of the original concept-- A doctor saves a little boy who grows up to be a serial killer and now must hunt him down--the story's sprawl starts to pull it apart a bit, and the climactic confrontation is robbed of some of its weight.
Then there's that confrontation itself. It's distinguished by the strongest image in the series, a searing two-page spread that screams "instant classic." And it undoubtedly brings to bear the full weight of the preceding 17 1/2 volumes of cat-and-mouse, before knowingly (if a wee bit over-familiarly) pulling the rug out from under the moment. The problem is that for, oh, four or five volumes leading up to that moment, it's felt like one climax after another. I know this could be an artifact of the translation and adaptation process, but the dialogue really starts to feel artificially stretched out in the home stretch, with short sentences split between five panels across a full page in some cases just for dramatic impact. Of course, do that too often and the impact is dulled; do it for a quarter of your series and it starts to feel like a neurotic tic. Particularly given how many times this is done to depict a character reaching into the recesses of his or her memory and pulling out something dark and terrible but stopping just short of dragging it into the light for good, the repetition begins to grate, and to make it difficult to distinguish final revelations from teases.
That said, this stuff is as thick and engrossing as quicksand. The steady rhythm and rock-solid character designs are pretty much tailor-made for getting lodged in your head and replayed as you drift off to sleep at night--I for one had a pretty messed-up dream last night about my wife and I fleeing through a hospital from a monstrous child-thing. Several sequences are genuinely chilling: The standouts for me are the cruelty of a child who briefly fell under the tutelage of the title character, the dark storybooks of Klaus Poppe (beautifully drawn in a vastly different style; remember that storybook about the train in the Dark Tower series?), and the ending itself. I'm not sure how sold I am on the book's constant waxing philosophical about good, evil, and the value of human life, particularly the hard line it makes Tenma take against killing even in immediate self-defense or the defense of others, given the track records of the characters he tends to be pointing his gun at in these situations. But at the same time, the material concerning the abuse of children, the mad ambitions of people with lots of power and little oversight, and the notion that secret, forgotten deeds committed in the name of defunct ideologies can reverberate indefinitely with disastrous consequences is all very effective. That last bit, it strikes me now, is symbolized by the sign of the long-gone Three Frogs pub that becomes so pivotal: An artifact that has outlived its artisans, a symbol that has outlived what it symbolized, yet which still has a potent ability to harm. From the high concept on down, Monster is a story of unforeseen consequences, which are often more awful than the awful things we meant to happen.
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This is one of those manga series that I've read halfway through and haven't yet continued since I haven't gotten it together to make the mail orders yet. You've managed to prod me into making that a priority, though!
It's an investment, obviously, but I'm happy to have made it. (Also: Hey Bill!)
Interesting thoughts here. I appreciate you taking the time to share them with us all. It's people like you that make my day :)


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Adams Golf, a small manufacturer of golf clubs based in Plano, TX, has been regular on the Graham screen for a few months. The stock is just under $3, having fallen from a high of just over $10 in 2008.
Adams is not in the same league as Callaway, Nike and Titleist and as such I thought they would need a catalyst to start them moving back up. That came along in July at Turnberry where 59 year old Tom Watson – a five-time winner of the event – came within two putts of winning his sixth Open Championship.
The evergreen Watson has been playing Adams clubs for several years and is their most storied touring pro, in the same way that Tiger Woods is Nike's.
Although he lost heartbreakingly in the playoff, Watson's exploits will certainly have tickled an urge in many older former players to get back into the game. That's where Adams comes in.
For years Adams has made easy-to-hit hybrid clubs which are irons with bulky heads that look like woods, usually more pronounced in the traditionally hard-to-hit longer irons. In fact, Adams is an undisputed leader in hybrid technology, having pioneered the technology with their original utility club, the "Tight Lies".
Their Idea line of hybrid irons is proving popular and Adams has just launched a new even easier to hit version, along with a new "Speedline" range of drivers and fairway woods which are designed aerodynamically in order to cut down drag. The combination of Watson's exploits at The Open Championship and the new Idea and Speedline lines may be just the catalyst needed to get Adams stock back to the $6 range at least.
Adams Q2 Net Sales was 24% lower than for the same period last year, but the stock has dropped more than 75% from its high which appears to be a bit overdone even in the current climate. What might help Adams is that their clubs tend to be somewhat cheaper than the usual go-to brands of Callaway, Nike, etc. but with no loss of playability, or even improved playability. The book value is north of $7, current ratio over 3.5, and the company has a reasonable amout of cash; I couldn't see any real further downside to the price, so I decided to purchase 1000 shares at $2.89 at the end of July. Lets see how they do.
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For most of the second half of the twentieth century, Berlin was the fulcrum of a divided Europe.
A vibrant and constantly changing city, it is now a center for cultural, political, and economic life, and plays a central role in the development of the European Union. A truly international city, Berlin also has a unique cultural profile within Germany and boasts residents from around the globe. The city offers anything a culture-seeker could hope for, including countless museums, a vibrant theatre scene and an arty counter-culture. And while Berlin is a large city, it features abundant parkland and a myriad of bridges crisscrossing the river; both features give the city not only a feeling of spaciousness but also remarkable beauty. Wellesley students will take courses in a wide range of disciplines at Freie Universität, one of the capital's two public universities. Students supplement their cultural and language immersion through housing with German roommates, internships, or volunteer work.
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Location: Berlin, Germany
Program Type: Direct Enroll, administered through Middlebury
Terms: Full Year or Spring
Language of Instruction: German
Pre-Requisites: 4 semesters of German
Approximate Dates: Full Year - 9/21-7/13; Spring - 3/14-7/13
Full Load: 4 courses per semester
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Housing Options: Dormitory
Cost: Wellesley students pay Wellesley comprehensive fee, which includes tuition, housing, meal allowance, mandatory health insurance, transatlantic flight and program-related activites & excursions.
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On March 19, 2014, former JLS member Oritsé Williams attended an event to promote the launch of WaterAid's watergraphs (water photographs) for World Water Day at Canary Wharf in London.
Williams tweeted on March 19, 2014: "Great morning at Canary Wharf where I made a pledge via the AquaScript in support of @WaterAidUK. #WWD14 #EveryoneEverywhere #by2030 ... 3days til #WorldWaterDay! A world where #EveryoneEverywhere has clean water by 2030 ! We're gonna fight for this all the way into the House of Lords till the UK government takes lead on it! #WaterAid."
JLS came in second place on "The X Factor" U.K. in 2008 and amicably disbanded in 2013. In the years before the breakup, JLS had several No. 1 and Top 10 hits in the U.K. and Ireland, headlined arenas in the U.K. and Ireland, and won two Brit Awards. The group members (Williams, Marvin Humes, JB Gill and Aston Merrygold) have been heavily involved in raising money for Sport Relief, which aids underprivileged children. In March 2012, JLS visited Uganda to bring raise money and bring awareness for the clean water and vaccinations needed to prevent diseases.
JLS's single "Proud" was the official 2012 song for Sport Relief. "Proud" debuted at No. 6 on the U.K. singles chart for the week ending March 31, 2012.
The members of JLS participated in the London leg of Sainsbury's Sport Relief Mile at Horse Guards Road on March 25, 2012.
As previously reported, JLS headlined a Sport Relief charity concert at the O2 Arena in London on March 24, 2012. The group also performed on the 2012 edition of "Let's Dance for Sport Relief." BBC televised both events in the U.K.
Since JLS broke up, the former members of the group have gone on to pursue different projects. Williams is a personal manager of music acts and is working on a solo album. Merrygold is also launching a solo career. In January 2014, Sky 1 announced that Merrygold would not be returning as a judge on the talent show "Got to Dance." Humes is currently a co-host of "The Voice" U.K. and is a DJ on Capital FM. Gill seems to have left the music business behind, since he has told the media that he wants to focus on being a farmer.


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|Vandals ride momentum into WAC
With wins in four of its last five matches, the Idaho women's tennis team is peaking at the right time heading into this week's Western Athletic Conference tournament. The fifth-seeded Vandals (12-11, 5-4 WAC) will face No. 4 seed UT Arlington (7-12, 6-3) in the quarterfinals on Thursday at 9 a.m. (PT) in Denver.
"The girls and I are really excited for the tournament because we have been playing really well lately and have gotten better as the season has gone on," Idaho coach Myriam Sopel said. "It's perfect timing for the conference tournament right now because we have really bonded together and we really are a solid and close team. Every match is going to be tough, we know that, but we have the experience of having played these teams already and we're ready for this."
Idaho is coming off a 5-2 win at Utah State in the regular season finale last week, and Sopel said the recent match at elevation will give the team an advantage as it prepares to potentially play three matches in three days in the Mile High City.
"We got used to altitude last week, playing at elevation, so I think that's going to be an advantage over the teams who haven't done that," Sopel said. "We are really ready. We have to keep doing the things we've been doing for the past month. From the first shot never giving up and fighting for every point."
Vandal players have earned WAC Player of the Week honors each of the last two weeks, as Almudena Sanz earned the recognition earlier this week and Victoria Lozano was the honoree last week. Sanz and Lozano are the only players to play in the Nos. 1 and 2 singles positions this season, as Lozano is 11-9 at No. 1 singles and Sanz is 11-10 at No. 2. The two have also teamed up to go 13-4 at No. 1 doubles for Idaho, accounting for all 13 of Idaho's No. 1 doubles victories this season.
If Idaho advances past Thursday's quarterfinal match it will play the winner of (1) Denver vs. (8) New Mexico State in the semifinals at 1 p.m. (PT) on Friday, April 26. The Vandals beat NMSU 4-0 earlier this season, and lost to DU 6-1. The WAC championship match will be April 27 at 1 p.m. (PT).


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Donald "Skip" Eaken
Donald E. "Skip" Eaken, 68 years of age, passed away Monday September 24, 2012 at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. Born in Lodi, Ohio on March 19, 1944, he was the son of the late Donald E. and Norma (Russell) Eaken, Sr. Mr. Eaken was a longtime resident of Portage County, and had been the owner-operator since 1989 of Skip Eaken Racing in Freedom Township. His enthusiasm for being a motorcycle mechanic began at the age of 18, following which he became a Professional Motorcycle Race mechanic in 1972. Known for building fast engines, he earned 4 national championship titles as a race mechanic. Mr. Eaken thrived on learning and sharing his knowledge of various topics and was truly a self educated man. Playing Texas Hold 'em, following all Cleveland sports teams, especially the Indians were leisure time activities that he enjoyed, yet his most cherished times away from his work were those spent being a husband, father and grandfather and sharing his love for family. His grandchildren will always remember Mr. Eaken watching them participate in their sporting activities. Mr. Eaken leaves a legacy of integrity, doing things the right way, treating all with whom he came in contact with respect and for keeping his word .On January 23, 1965, he married Linda L. (Clement) Eaken who survives at their residence. Also surviving are his children Donald E. "Chip" (Elizabeth) Eaken of Kent, Barbara (John) Cymanski of Hiram and Susan (Mark Bailey) Eaken of Shalersville, sisters Sandra (Gene) Gorman and Kathy Wood both of California , Joan Eaken of Arizona and his grandchildren Matt, Elizabeth and Megan Cymanski, Jared and Logan Bailey and Heather and Emily Eaken. Preceding him in death were his siblings James and Russell Eaken and Diane Barnes. Calling hours will be Thursday from 5:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M. at the Green Family Funeral Home & Crematory Service in Mantua, where funeral services will be held Friday September 28, 2012 at 11:00 A.M. Mr. Eaken will then be laid to rest at Hillside Cemetery in Mantua Village.
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Morning All!
Saw this on Patriot Action this AM! OMG! I know this is the UN but contact your Congressmen and Senators. What about even to some of our republican candidates! Liberman is also a big supporter of Israel and isn't afraid of speaking out. Anything to get this vetoed in the UN!
My hope is that with GBTV Glenn will be able to give us ideas to fight the move toward marxism!
I know what you mean, Brian Anderson! Yesterday, instead of the regular GB time slot, FOX had Greta covering 'politcal sex lives'. Ugh!!!!
And your comments about the next prez -- The people in elected office (POTUS to city alderman) need to protect the Constitution, and TELL THE TRUTH.
Cherylo -- I'll miss the sanity of the GB hour on Fox, but sounds like GBTV will make up for it. I absolutely agree that he is targeting two much needed issues: 1) we must stand with Israel, and 2) we must ensure young people are taught the truth.
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The NHS treats more than a million patients every 36 hours. The A&E at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham has seen a sharp increase in numbers and today ITV News examines what is happening in these units.
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More than 235 patients treated in A&E today
So far today the accident and emergency department at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham has treated a total of 235 patients.
Today is unlikely to beat Monday's hospital record of 325 patients in 24 hours.
More than four hours but no treatment for bite patient
After a lot of tests Clare Stajlla headed home from the Queen Elizabeth A&E.
She had suffered a bite but was allergic to antibiotics - doctors at the A&E told her she could stay overnight for treatment and observation, but that it could mean up to a week in hospital.
She decided instead to wait and hope the bite healed without the need to be admitted and to avoid the possible side effects - which included kidney failure at the extreme end.
Clare had spent a little over four hours in A&E from check-in to leaving this evening.
Sister in charge of nightshift is back and busy
Sister June Sargeant, who ITV News met at the end of her nightshift this morning, is back on shift and currently too busy to talk.
This evening her colleague said a surge of major trauma patients would make for a hectic overnight period in the A&E unit.
Sting patient leaves happy after 40 minutes
Aysha Rafi has left A&E with a box of medication within 40 minutes of arriving at QEHB.
She came to the hospital with a referral for a bite or sting on her foot and says her decision to go to A&E was the right one.
Patient back in A&E for chest pains
Rhianna Wade came in to A&E last week with chest pain. She had called an ambulance and was seen treated and discharged within four hours.
This time she walked in to the minor injuries clinic and was waiting for half an hour to be seen.
She said she wasn't sure what would happen next or when she would be seen.
Sting on foot is too uncomfortable to bear
Aysha Rafi had a sting or a bite - she is not sure which - on her foot on Friday.
Over the weekend she noticed it swell up and by Tuesday it was throbbing to the point of severe discomfort.
This afternoon she went to a walk-in service which is part of a Boots pharmacy in Birmingham city centre.
Nurses there said she should come to A&E because the swelling was moving around the foot and away from the initial sting.
Aysha is now waiting to see a triage nurse.
Patient with severe sunburn calls 999
Joanne Goddard called 999 after suffering from severe sunburn for three days - she had been out enjoying the good weather over the weekend.
Joanne said she could not walk because her legs were so badly burned and that she was in a huge amount of pain.
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Joanne had spoken to her GP but said that the surgery had been unhelpful and told her to use cream, which she had done, but that it made no difference so she called for an ambulance.
Ambulances outside major trauma entrance
Three ambulances are now lined up outside the major trauma entrance of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital A&E department having recently deposited their patients.
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An 82-year-old woman who had come to A&E because she wasn't satisfied with her GP's treatment said staff here have told her she has a possible blood clot in her leg.
She earlier told ITV News that her doctor had advised treating her leg with aqueous cream but she had not seen an improvement in her condition.
She now has an appointment to see a specialist at the hospital tomorrow and is much happier with how her leg is being treated.
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She says the past two days - on course to be the busiest in the unit's short history - show what strain the hospital could be under this summer.
"And it's not even the holidays yet," she adds.
The combination of GP referrals and patients coming straight to A&E with the expectation of a quick fix only adds to the pressure on resources.
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So guess I need to "sit back and get comfy, its gona be a long ride" lol.
He told me in a email end of Dec. or first of Jan. But the way your math works it would be feb. or better:gah:
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I haven't had a chance to use it much. Where it shines is in ease of reholstering because the mouth stays open. It also has good grip to the insides of my pocket. Another benefit is the holster is cut pretty low so it doesn't interfere with the gun grip at all. The holster is ambidextrous, but I think after I've worn it for a while, it may develop a curve for one side of my body. That's okay. I only wear it on one side anyway.
The downside to the Mika for me is also one of the holster's strengths: there is no panel or high side to hide (or interfere with) the grip. On occasion, when wearing certain pants and upon sitting, the grip sticks out of my pocket a little. Easy fix for that, though: don't wear that holster with certain pants in certain environments.
Overall it will be useful, was crafted with care, and the price was reasonable.
Since I often have a great need for concealment, my favorite is the Superfly with its removable panel. The Superfly is a bit bigger than the other ones I have, but I usually wear pants with large pockets. I also like the Superfly because I can use it for either a Ruger SP-101 or a j-frame, either with the panel or without. Price was reasonable and delivery was almost immediate.
K&D panel holster:
My smallest panel holster, I can wear this one in pants that won't hold the Superfly. The downside is that over time, the panel has become smoother and in certain pants it doesn't retain quite as well. I read of a fix where someone put liquid gasket-making material on the panel to add friction. If I carried my j-frame more, I'd do that.
When I did carry a j-frame, I used the K&D every day. It too was crafted with care, and it had perfect retention of the gun to the holster: not tight, but not loose. But I've been carrying the Ruger lately because I haven't got around to going to the range to test my no-lock j-frame.
Uncle Mike's:
For a $10 holster, it has its place when either my other holsters are being used, or when I'm away from my holster box and that is all I have in the vehicle.
I like options. Every day and every outing is a different set of circumstances. I understand the belief that if one carries the same way every day that one will have less chances of missing a draw, or drawing slow, or failing to do something smoothly. Unfortunately, I have too many variables in my life to dress and holster the same way every day.
Since many places I carry are populated with anti-gunners, or those I prefer not know I carry, sometimes I sacrifice commonality in my carry habits in favor of optimum concealment. Choices are good.
I'll be glad when the day comes that I don't have to be concerned about concealment and can carry in whatever way feels comfortable.
I currently have a Nemessis (spelling?)
Holds the gun in position but thats about it.
PRINTS like tomorrow aint coming. You can easily pick out the shape of the gun across the room if the there is a side light on my pants.
I was told the Mika would do alot better job of breaking up the gun pattern when It comes to printing, and hold it, draw, reholster easier.
Another inexpensive, quality option is from Side Guard Holsters: http://www.sideguardholsters.com/hol...t_Holsters.htm
I love my Mika! You can't go wrong with it! I have one for each of my Snubs! No printing, smooth draw, stays in the pocket.
Look at High noon holsters - they carry a terrific pocket holster and it is usually in stock!
Another vote for Mika. I've had mine for 3 years and have never considered trying another brand.


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Personally, I would say no, as there is a nearly 40 year old pony kept at the same place where I keep my mare, and I know that many young first time riders ride him and get along perfectly :) Just make sure that you have seen another person ride him before letting your daughter ride him
If your horse says no, you either asked the wrong question, or asked the question wrong.
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equi says:
At that age a pony should be retiring, if it has back problems it will more than likley make them known by bucking, napping and rearing or bolting. This will not help your daughter in her riding or confidence, so before you think about letting her ride him i would get his back checked and set a date in which to stop riding him maybe 6 months down the line when your daughter has a little confidence, then think about taking her to classes or getting another younger pony. Don't do anything stranious on him either, hes very old.
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Not at all!!! The pony would let you know if he was tired or too old.. why should he spend his days stood bored when he's fit enough to work? I'm sure he'll enjoy your daughter riding and pampering him more that retirement! I agree that they do need to slow down, as he won't understand he's more vulnerable, but I certaninly wouldn't retire him if the vet has said he's fine, and he is physically and mentally happy and healthy! :)
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when i was 11/12 a friend and i took on loan a 28yr old pony being retired from a riding school- it was the best experience for us- he was so kind gentle and loving pony and loved all the fuss two young girls gave him!
it also taught us to be respectfull and carefull with him- while our other friends were galloping around we appreicated that his legs wouldnt take that work!
we learnt to jump with him and had five amazing years before he was retired to pasture for six months then to the pasture in the sky, from this we both learnt about how sad as it was, animals cant live forever.
so no hes not too old! he will need some extra care, teeth checked more regular than a younger pony and possibly more rugging up in the winter but for me it was worth it!
im now 33 and still have two horses! - RIP danny boy xxx
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ellasmellaa says:
It all depends on the horse, if you have had him vet checked then it sounds ideal. I used to loan a older mare and she was great. The older the horse the more experianced and safer for your daughter generally. Just keep a close eye on his health. Good Luck
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marmiteroo2010 says:
No not at all.....if he is happy to let her ride him then I wouldnt worry about his age. I can imagine that he would be very proud to be ridden and as long as you just keep his age in mind and warm him up appropriately before you start working him. Im a strong believer that as long as co-morbidities don't prevent them from being ridden and if they are generally fit and well we should encourage them to be lightly worked under saddle. Like humans horses need to be exercised to remain fit and healthy and at his age leaving him standing in a field or stable will just cause a flare up of arthritus and he ll become stiff over time. My mare is 22 and she is still going strong she loves to be ridden and along as she is happy I will continue to ride her, I just make sure that I warm her up before we start I.e 10 mins loose rein on both reins,
Good luck, and enjoy
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ponycrazy3 says:
No way i should think its the best thing because you dont want big skittis young horses that will spook at everything. You want something thats calmer a little slower than average and forward going. Just make sure you warm up properly you dont him getting stiff and getting artheritus be careful!
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nooo, its actually a really good thing! you want something experienced and well bahaved. you dont want a young one, in case of spooking misbehaving ect. definetely not something to worry about but obviously as her ability grows and so does she- it would be better for her to get something a little more experienced! but an old one is a great place to start :)
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I am not Mike Shinoda.
Lee Majors Come Again is a lot better.
I really like the beat and the lo-fi sound of the vocals on this track. Then again, I mean, it's the Beasties. They don't put out bad music.
^ I just came in to post that. This will be GOLD!
It's so delightfully old skool. I love it!
EDIT: The video's audio was replaced to to copyright issues though. Fucking RIAA bullshit.
Album is now up for pre-order on iTunes if you guys are interested
Wait, why does Adrock look so much like Chester as a police officer? xD CAN'T WAIT! Love the Beasties!
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Just heard the whole album and I don't understand how these guys are so famous. Maybe because its the first time I've heard a song from these guys or maybe because im used to modern rap. I'm not saying they are bad but this music is a part of the previous generation, kids of today will not listen to this. All that said, Make Some Noise is a dope track.
You act like music being a part of the previous generation is a bad thing. Or that kids of today not listening to it is a bad thing. I'm sorry to hear that this is your first time actually knowing who the Beastie Boys are. They were one of the main proponents of hip-hop going mainstream in the 80s.
Not to go the route of "Music these days is crap," because there are quite a few standout artists, but you don't hear shit like this anymore:
I had heard of them before but never listen to a song by them properly but now that I have, I really like them. I can totally see why these guys made hip hop famous, the beats are good, the lyrics are good. But really, do you think they will sell quarter as much albums as they did in the 80's? All I'm trying to say is that they will not sell very well, but maybe im wrong.
Seeing all the hype that Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 has gotten, with the 30 minute film and all the promotion they are putting out there, I wouldn't see why it wouldn't sell well.
They're still very much a big deal.
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I'd made an appointment with the orthopod yesterday, a follow up visit from when I had the injection in my hip last month. The effect has pretty much worn off, and I'm taking the meloxicam again - trying for half a pill a day, or every other day - as little as possible. But anyway, we're looking at hip surgery come summer vacation. That's okay by me. I've had numerous surgeries. No worries!
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A couple of years ago I was proctoring a test for a class where I didn't know any of the kids. When most had finished and were just finding something quiet to occupy their time until they could be "sprung" from the testing room, I noticed one young man was reading. This is thrilling, in a city school where many of the students are way below grade level. I, meanwhile, was reviewing one of my hand-written journals of one of my trips to Peru. The youth asked about it, and I offered it to him to peruse - but the handwriting was a little beyond him. (I gotta write my memoirs and publish them!) But we had a nice quiet chat, and ever since then, when we'd see each other in the halls, we'd greet each other. He was even at the pajama-movie night at my granddaughter's school, for his little brother.
So earlier this semester, a couple weeks into the semester, doesn't he come in with his English class to the computer lab. He chooses a computer next to me, and we chat a bit. We give each other Facebook info and friend each other. Not many conversations - he'll say "sup" and little chit chat phrases. But that's okay. Then - his class stops coming to the computer lab. But we maintained FB contact.
Now, since Sunday I had held off from going to Facebook, seeking to draw closer to the Lord. I was going to do this for 3 weeks, kind of fasting from FB. Well, yesterday he stopped by the lab during his lunch, and just started to talk about how he was feeling - like he was just ready to give up, he didn't care any more, his home life sucked (stepfather issues)...I spoke encouragingly to him, trying to impress on him that he has a purpose. I later concluded, "Okay, Lord. I'll just skip the games on FB and use it as a ministry tool." I posted a song on his wall -
and when I get home will post some other words of encouragement.
That was one of God's "follow-up" appointments.
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I've mentioned a few times how dry it has been this summer. Some friends of mine have been without running water for weeks as their well ran dry. And here is a photo that makes it pretty clear. That's what the grass looks like. And to make it worse, I will admit that this photo has been digitally altered. I went out of my way to increase the saturation of the color green in this shot to the maximum.
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Of German origin, Ferdinand von Mueller migrated to Australia in 1847. Government Botanist of Victoria for 43 years until his death in 1896, he was Australia's greatest scientist of the 19th century – a major contributor to international science, an intrepid explorer of parts of Australia previously unknown to Europeans, and a dominant figure in the scientific and intellectual life of his adopted country.
Throughout his working life, Mueller kept up an enormous correspondence. Large numbers of letters by or to him have been located throughout the world, and edited for publication. These constitute a major new research tool for both Australian historians and historians of science. They are also of fundamental importance to Australian taxonomic botany, for Mueller introduced vast numbers of Australian plants to western science.
This is the third and final volume of Mueller's selected correspondence. It covers the last two decades of his life – his most productive period from a scientific point of view – including his work as Government Botanist of Victoria; his multifarious contributions to taxonomy, biogeography and economic botany; his engagement with the exploration of inland Australia, New Guinea and Antarctica; his manifold links with international science; and his evolving personal circumstances as one of the leading citizens of his adopted country. This volume contains a substantial historical introduction, and a further extension of the editorial apparatus developed in previous volumes.
About the author(s)/editor(s)
The Editors: R. W. Home was Professor of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Melbourne from 1975 until his retirement in 2003. He is Editor of Historical Records of Australian Science and has published widely on the history of Australian science.
A. M. Lucas was Principal of King's College London where he also held the Chair of Science Curriculum Studies. He has published widely on environmental and science education, museology and public understanding of science, and the history of science. He retired in 2003.
Sara Maroske is a historian of Australian science and social history. She has published on various aspects of Mueller's life and work and has recently completed a thesis entitled Science by correspondence.
D. M. Sinkora was born and raised in Germany. She was for many years at the National Herbarium of Victoria where, in addition to working as a marine phycologist, she made Mueller a special focus of her research. She retired in 1992.
J. H. Voigt has published extensively on Australian history since his research fellowship at the Australian National University, 1968-1971. He was Professor of Overseas History at Stuttgart University until his retirement in 1996.
Monika Wells is a historian of medicine with a special interest in 19th-century surgery. She joined the Mueller Project as a full-time researcher in 1997.
«These volumes represent a shining example of historical scholarship, providing us with a glimpse into the practice of science in the nineteenth century, outside the European centres.» (Gail Clements, Journal of the History of Biology)
«These letters open a window onto the pioneering world of nineteenth-century Australian science. Their interest is both personal and public. They bring under fresh scrutiny a complex personal story of aspiration and failure, of high ambition and personal disappointment. In their preoccupation with indigenous plants of Australia, and with the introduction of exotic species, these letters speak to the environmental concerns of the twenty-first century. In a larger context again, these letters and Mueller's own professional life have much to say about the workings of Australian science, the pull and push between 'centres' and 'peripheries', issues that, even in a time of globalisation, remain intensely relevant today.» (John Thompson, Australian Book Review)
«...this volume is a model of what an enterprise of this kind ought to produce. Scholars in numerous fields will have much reason to be grateful.» (David E. Allen, Medical History)
«Australian botanists will be forever grateful for the dedicated work of the editors and their many contributors to produce this first volume.» (David E. Symon, Australian Systematic Botany Society Newsletter)
«This book is wonderful reading because one can uncover so many different facets of Mueller. He was involved in an enormous number of academic pursuits during his early years in the colony of Victoria: he was a member of the North Australian Exploring Expedition of 1855-7; he planned and hoped to write the flora of Australia; he was on the Victorian Board of Agriculture; he was a member of the Philosophical Institute of Victoria, later the Royal Society of Victoria.» (Sophie C. Ducker, Historical Records of Australian Science)
Life and Letters of Ferdinand von Mueller. Vol. 3
General Editor: R. W. Home


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Everything was perfect! Really nice apartment and the location was really good. the aprtment was very clean and fresh and it included all things that you needed. Good kitchen-equipment, free internet and nice furnishing.
Had a pleasant stay here for 4 days. Very centrally located apartment with restaurants, a bakery, a slaughter and an Metro right outside the door.
Some street noise and the apartment could need a major cleaning.
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Well, Penny, I'm sure your son's friend felt very much at home as the bedroom looks nice already. I love your reds and toile and think the red checks would be cute added to your curtains. Anything you do always turns out mot gorgeously! :)ReplyDelete
I'm enjoying your redoing very much.
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Shelia :)
Whatever you decide will be just gorgeous I'm sure!ReplyDelete
Looks great ...as will whatever you decide to do with it!ReplyDelete
Your son probably didn't mind that the room wasn't fully decorated - it's always nice to come to Mom's house.ReplyDelete
The red toile is so pretty. Will look forward to seeing what you've done with the room.
I'm sure your son didn't mind the fact that wall art was missing - I know that's not what he came to see! Whatever you decide to do will be wonderful. I like the idea of adding checks to the toile but I know sometimes it's just time to change things up. Can't wait to see your kitchen. We're working on house projects around here. It's a lot of work but makes such a big difference.ReplyDelete
Love your red quilt. Is the color of the room a buttery yellow. I wasn't sure if it is or is it a beige? I love it. It's so cheerful.ReplyDelete
Beautiful, Penny! So bright and fresh! I'm looking forward to seeing what you do for curtains. And I'm excited to see your kitchen! Wow, you work fast!ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend, my friend!
And here I was thinking, "Oh good, she's going to do the red and white toile in this room!". : ) I'm sure whatever way you decide to go will look just lovely. I'm finding that now we've been in our place over a year now, I am rethinking a couple of rooms. Window treatments at least. Luckily, it is two rooms where if I spent any money on window treatments it was very minimal, so I don't feel guilty thinking about changing them now. Can't wait to see your kitchen valance. I wish I had a kitchen window to even make a valance for!ReplyDelete
I'm sure you're having fun, but working hard. Decorating is so much fun, that when you are done, you feel let down. At least I do. Fortunately, if you play it right, you are never done. Hee hee. Thanks for the comment on my cake photo. You inspired me to submit it to FG and it was accepted! It won't be long until we are back in NC Looking forward to seeing you. Hugs, PennyReplyDelete
Penny you are way ahead of me even if your guest room is undecorated! My guest room is empty. I always look at your blog for inspiration as you are a wonderful decorator.ReplyDelete
I love the red hutch --I'm sure you can use it in another room? If not, send it to me please? :)
Penny I love the red toile bedding and think adding a check fabric to the curtains would look beautiful!!ReplyDelete
Which ever way you decided to go with this room, I know it will be lovely. I like the idea of adding a check to the toile. ;-)ReplyDelete
Penny, I can't believe the room is not freshly painted. It looks so bright and clean. I know whatever you choose to do will be beautiful. BonnieReplyDelete
I love seeing your updates. In the past, I always had so much fun putting a new house together. At this time in my life, I'm living vicariously through you!!!! SallyReplyDelete
I've always loved your red toile bedding. I like the idea of adding the check to the curtains. I just know that whatever you do it will be a good look.ReplyDelete
Penny, I had the same dilemma with drapes that were too short. They matched a love seat a friend gave me, so I really wanted to use them. So, I made a stationery valance with horizontal folds by sewing rings vertically on each side of the drape and running cording through the rings. I had wood blinds in the windows, so privacy wasn't an issue. Here's a photo if you would like to see...ReplyDelete
I am enjoying the process, Penny!ReplyDelete
Even without styling the room looks pretty and comfortable, and guys don't care about the tchotkes! lol.ReplyDelete
I will be interested in seeing what you decide about curtains and even whether you will go in a different direction:>)
You are off to a great start! I'm working on a guest room too...and I'm at a stand still. Need some inspiration! Anxious to see what you will do! ;)ReplyDelete
That is such a warm and pleasant yellow. I really like red with yellow so I hope that you'll find a way to use the curtains you have. You're so clever and talented that I'm sure it will be beautiful...it already is.ReplyDelete
I think your guest room is coming along nicely. I really love that red hutch! I hope you'll find another spot for it. I am really enjoying seeing all the progress you're making.ReplyDelete
Decorated or not, it still looks warm and inviting. You did a great job getting it together before company arrived. I look forward to seeing what you decide to do in there. I do hope you'll find another home for the red hutch ~ it's really cute.ReplyDelete
Love it! just looks so clean and I love Clean!!!!ReplyDelete
Good morning Penny. There is a vast improvement from the last pic we saw. HA! It is already charming and I think I would add to the existing curtains because they are perfect with you bed coverings. Lovely already.
xo, Jeanne
Such a pretty room! No matter what you choose, you just can't go wrong. I always loved those wonderful lamps. Could you angle that darling hutch so that the TV could be seen? Well if you don't like it just send it on over :) It's all just yummy!ReplyDelete
Oh my how happy and cheery. I totally love how it is coming along Penny!ReplyDelete
Looking forward to see what you'll do. Some of my favorite colors in there! MimiReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, Penny, you are so busy, but it sounds like you're having fun. Your guest bedroom is starting to look really nice. Love the colors.ReplyDelete
It looks so cozy, and I love the red. You always design lovely rooms.ReplyDelete
Penny, you are such an amazing decorator. I wish I had your talents! I love the red and would be inclined to add red check to the toile curtains, but I trust your judgment before my own and will love to see what solution you come up with!ReplyDelete
Hi Penny,ReplyDelete
You have all the make'n's of the perfect guest room. You always decorate your guest room so beautifully. When we moved into our new/used home (coming up on 3yrs) time really flies, anyway I had to start over with window coverings too. Nothing worked, but its fun to re-create and re-style a room. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.
Have a sweet valentine week with your valentine..sending you a big hug, Elizabeth
Love the touches of red in this room. Too bad the hutch didn't work. Where will you put it? What a beautiful piece.ReplyDelete


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