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Hand blown by Theo Keller, these gorgeous, feather light art pieces look best in groupings where the light can shine through them, making them glow with an otherworldly light. Shown here are a collection of the smallest sizes, ranging in size from 4" to 7.5" in height and 3" in width, with a 1/2" opening. If you prefer, feel free to specify your choice during checkout in the comments section (shorter, taller, second one from the left, etc); we will try to accomodate your requests based on current inventory.
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Well I'm a seventeen year old female, and I am soooo hooked on this 15 year old. I haven't said anything or what not, because I'm scared of opinions. But It's starting to get really bad, I honestly just can't keep it in anymore. I tried to just put it to the side, hoping it would go away but it hasn't. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. .-.
Opinions on a 17 year old female liking a 15 year old male?
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your right on the borderline. If it is a case where he just turned 15 and your just about to turn 18 I would tell you leave it alone. it is too big an issue. but 2 years is ok. the rule on how low to go without it being gross is half your age plus 7. but it is tricky when your really young. I think your ok. but keep in mind there really is a fairly big difference in maturity. especially since your the woman and women are more mature then men. so it is going to be all about sex. that is all he thinks about at that age. sure he will do other stuff with you but in the end he is going to want sex all the time.00|00|0
We're exactly 2 years and 2 days apart. So its like, we're always going to be a 15-17, 18-20 kind of thing, never an in between.
That's awesome. Just let him know. When I was 15 I would have been ecstatic to have that situation with an older girl.11|00|0
Big deal, your only 2 years older, I say you should ask him out00|00|0
I don't see the problem here honestly.00|00|0
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I'm so sorry that this is irrelevant but I read the headline as "Opinions of 17 year old female killing 15 year old male" and it made the question hilarious.
-- but it's not that big of an age difference.10|10|0
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FASLANE Bay today is a massive naval base . . . but it was once a prosperous farming haven.
For much of that time the farm, with its rugged landscape, unforgiving climate and unpredictable weather, was worked by five generations of one family.
FASLANE Bay today is a massive naval base . . . but it was once a prosperous farming haven.
For much of that time the farm, with its rugged landscape, unforgiving climate and unpredictable weather, was worked by five generations of one family.
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A DESIGNED Landscape by William Boutcher dated to 1732 has recently been recognised on the slope of Tom na h-Airidh to the north of Helensburgh.
The question is — is Boutcher's designed landscape the genesis of Helensburgh's grid plan layout?
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OLD photographs of Helensburgh Swimming Pool bring the memories flooding back of swimming before and after the arrival of the outdoor pool.
I recall how central a part the pool and club played in the lives of many local children.
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HELENSBURGH will host a major centenary commemoration of the famous World War One naval Battle of Jutland on Saturday May 14.
Now the search is on for stories of local involvement in the famous battle, and it is hoped to stage a one-day exhibition of First World War artefacts and hold a parade through the town and a drumhead service.
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SCOTLAND'S Minister for Local Goverment and Community Empowerment, a guest at the opening of Helensburgh and Lomond Civic Centre on March 1 2016, surprised many with his local connections.
Marco Biagi MSP revealed that he was a former Hermitage Academy pupil and that his parents ran the Sun Chip Shop at the corner of East King Street and Sinclair Street for many years.
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THE NEW Helensburgh Civic Centre incorporates a splendid state of the art Marriage Room which has already hosted its first wedding . . .
But the two-part building itself is also an excellent 'marriage' of old and new architecture which is already much admired.
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THE roots of Helensburgh's now closed St Columba Church sprang from a group of Dissenters who met fortnightly in the Baths Hotel for Sunday worship, often with a visiting minister.
The hotel was owned by a prominent member of the group, Mrs Margaret Bell, widow of Henry Bell, first Provost of Helensburgh and pioneer of steam navigation. On other Sundays the group travelled to Dumbarton.
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This page of information is simply meant to be a very basic guide to help you with your packing. To enjoy Scotland fully, it's best to be prepared for large daily variations in temperature - and for rain - though it rains far less in Scotland than you might imagine. Scotland's climate is highly unpredictable. Weather patterns shift all the time, and the climate can differ widely in places only a short distance apart. As your Tour Guide, I'm highly aware of these fluctuations, and that's the main reason for keeping any itinerary flexible. Always pack a mixture of warm-weather and cool-weather clothes. A raincoat/parka with a hood is far better than carrying an umbrella. Good walking shoes, already broken-in, are essential. Gloves and a scarf will take up little room in your suitcase - and yet may make all the difference on a cool evening. To pack well for Scotland, you need to grasp the concept of " layering, " adding and removing layers of clothing as the climate changes throughout your Tour. It has been my experience that group members will typically start each day wearing; good shoes or sneakers, casual pants or jeans, a t-shirt, a sweater and a hooded jacket or coat. As the day warms up they will typically dispense with the jacket and sweater - or maybe add the gloves and the scarf if the weather takes a turn for the worst. The secret of packing for an enjoyable vacation is including the right kind of clothing which will keep you comfortable regardless of the weather.You will have the opportunity to have clothes washed at a laundrette in Scotland, usually half-way through the Tour, thus minimizing the amount of dirty clothes you will have to carry around.
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Mahalo to all those who attended this event! A copy of the presentation is available for download here.
Join PRSA Hawaii for a presentation and talk story session with Asiana Ponciano, social media specialist for Hawaiian Airlines. Since joining Hawaiian Airlines almost five years ago, Asiana has grown Hawaiian Airlines' social community, a community that spans five countries including China and Japan, from 30,000 to over 400,000 users. During this PRSA Hawaii program, you'll have an opportunity to learn more about social media marketing strategy, social media management and content marketing for one of the most recognizable brands in Hawaii.
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Asiana Ponciano was raised in Pauoa Valley and graduated from Roosevelt High School. She moved to San Francisco to study journalism and English literature at San Francisco State University. In San Francisco, Asiana worked as a writer for print and online publications, as well as an online video and podcast content producer. Soon after returning to Honolulu, Asiana began working for Hawaiian Airlines in their direct marketing department. In her free time, Asiana does community work as an advisory board member of Susannah Wesley Community Center, as well as Salvation Army Hawaii.
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Story Time February 9th at 10 a.m. and February 14th at 10 a.m., after which we will wait to resume story time until we are opened in the main library building. Story times are currently held in the main room of our temporary library. Park along 3rd Street or in the Methodist Church parking lot and enter on the south side, at 3rd Street. Suggestions for future themes are welcome – take the poll here: https://poll.fbapp.io/daljfq. Come see what we have planned for this week!
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DROID 3 vs ThunderBolt vs iPhone 4: web browsing comparison
0. phoneArena posted on 20 Jul 2011, 04:31
Continually seeing leaps in technology, the proliferation of web surfing on smartphones has been aided by network carriers aggressively expanding their data infrastructure across all four corners of the world. However, there are still other factors that come to play in profoundly earning a great web browsing experience on a smartphone. Knowing that, we decided to pick up a trio of top-notch devices and pit them against one another in a battle for web surfing supremacy...
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71. sam (unregistered)
did you know that android can play AZ porn? :D
60. biophone (Posts: 1994; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
I had an android never once used flash. for most it won't make a difference. If i want to watch a video i can. What i need flash for is to see ads but not seeing them doesn't make much difference.
10. Chakra (Posts: 135; Member since: 02 Dec 2009)
Wait, so you test three phones for their browser performance, so you pick 2 android, and 1 apple. Why not a WP7 phone? I mean, personally, it's not a phone I'd consider at least until the official release of mango, but what I've seen, it could give both apple and droid a run for their money in the respective categories they won.
13. iankellogg (Posts: 155; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
is there any wm7 phone out with specs similar to those three?
44. Chakra (Posts: 135; Member since: 02 Dec 2009)
All WM7 phones have a hardware requirement akin to Iphone. So with that being said, they are 1Ghz processor and 512MB RAM. What other requirement do you feel needs to be considered to join this party?
11. heller (unregistered)
The iPhone does not even load flash or java so how can it win web browsing??
24. gallitoking (Posts: 4721; Member since: 17 May 2011)
simply because u can browse the internet... thats why...
28. iguanad (unregistered)
Web browsing without java and flash is not really web browsing in my opinion. Who wants a lamed down version of the internet? If the iphone had flash, I might have actually bought it.
61. biophone (Posts: 1994; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Dang i missed out on all those ads. HTML5 FTW!
17. p0rkguy (Posts: 685; Member since: 23 Nov 2010)
Wait wait wait. Why are all these phones tested on a wifi network again? All three of them are available on Verizon...
18. bubba78 (Posts: 57; Member since: 23 May 2011)
Because that is the only way the iPhone would have the slightest chance of competing against these two androids. What can you say PA loves their iPhones.
37. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
I agree PA should only report bad things about the iphone. Any test done should be done in a way to make the iphone look bad. That would be the only fair way. Any unbiased reporting clearly proves PA are isheep. They should just rename it iphonearena.
46. p0rkguy (Posts: 685; Member since: 23 Nov 2010)
It's too bad you're trying so hard just to defend yourself and your beloved iPhone that you're just looking stupid.
Please give a good reason why these tests weren't done on the Verizon network especially when Apple fan boys brag about how the iPhone 4 is now available on it.
48. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
I don't have to give any reasons it's explained in the article.
19. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Why are they even still comparing phones to the iPhone 4?
All this shows is other manufactures using more current internals and the benefits vs older tech.
If the next iPhone has the same cpu/gpu as the iPad 2 or a newer one it should dominate tests like this and other tests.
I wanna see some 4G tests now.
25. gallitoking (Posts: 4721; Member since: 17 May 2011)
stop being little boys at take this test as simply that...... you will have a real life scenario ..simply because it would take forever.... I can come up with at least 1000 scenearios ..there is never a fair way when it comes to tesing except the customer who buys the phoen and will test it everyday.. all 3 all wonderful phones for different kinds of people....
32. Tmachaveli (Posts: 425; Member since: 01 Apr 2011)
P.A. do love there iphones..they made it so that the iphone had a chance to win wow..P.A. you can do better then that knowing dam well both of the phones will beat the tar out of the all mighty iphone. Put them on the network and do the same test case closed this test mean nothing to me
33. bucky (Posts: 3134; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
Have to give it to the iphone, still holds up quite nicely no matter what fandroids say. my sgs2 would beat the piss out of all of them though :)
34. DIYguy (Posts: 190; Member since: 27 Feb 2011)
A great looking laggin' OS plagued by software errors.
Simple looks, boring, non customizable OS with ugly interface
beautifully simple OS but misses life easing operations due to its newness.
also beautifuly simlpe OS and very easy to use
Not as laggy and poor as it's too often described but yes it has it's own failures.
It doesn't matter if you have fast new multi core processors if your phone is android...
It's still laggy! So the processor isn't everything! MeeGo proves this. It has a 1Ghz processor and it's single core and still the N9 can run plenty of apps simultaneously.
35. DIYguy (Posts: 190; Member since: 27 Feb 2011)
hope that covered everything :)
So go ahead choose your favourite OS
38. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Not too many people would agree about the ugly ios comment. Most agree Apple has the best looking OS.
62. biophone (Posts: 1994; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Most agree who don't spend time on phone sites iOS is good looking
64. iPoop (Posts: 58; Member since: 21 Jul 2011)
most iSheep agree that iOS is good looking, i mean what's good looking about a rectangular shaped slab of feature phone goodness?
36. taco50 (banned) (Posts: 5506; Member since: 08 Oct 2009)
Its just a test for fun they used wifi because you don't need a test to know 4g is faster. I think it was done fairly with and without flash. For the fandroids complaining if flash and java is so great then why complain it was used in the test?
Day two with my Droid Charge. I got 17 mbps down in Portland, typing on this sucks compared to iphone. Same experience as this test fir browsing. Its very choppy and not as responsive as iphone. Battery life much better than Thunderbolt but not that great compared to iphone.
43. Sam G (unregistered)
Three phones on the same slow wifi network competition for bandwidth is a pretty bad comparison. The iPhone has always been more fluid, but without flash will always be a dumbed down experience overall. Taking out the carrier speeds was only done to protect the iPhones reputation as much as possible. My Tbolt loaded all of the tested pages in 6 seconds or less with flash enabled versus like 26. REAL world includes 4gLTE and it makes any 3g phone look pathetic in speeds. And in the first test when the OP said the thunderbolt Finally finished last, it was a dead tie between that and the iPhone. Love how the OP was all surprised when the iPhone lost. Lol.
47. dallas90733 (Posts: 36; Member since: 06 Mar 2011)
Omg!!..I recall when our choice was High-A$$ Iphone, freeze-up-battery-pulling Window and small-screen-no fun Blackberry.....Android change all that, thank you Apple & Google from everyone who has a high-end phone (Apple or Android user)
49. lubbalots (unregistered)
The fanboys rant and rave but they never explain why. They never back their mouth up with any real world evidence or their own experiences as a matter of fact.
50. Whateverman (Posts: 3284; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Droid 3 is looking pretty good right now. I wonder how the Bionic and other Motorola devices will perform with the Droid 3 performing so well.
52. getalife (unregistered)
i love how you guys are really arguing over phones and operating systems. even if one is better than the other, what does that solve? nothing. they're phones. chose what you like and ignore what you don't.


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Yash Raj Films' Mardaani premiered in Poland at Warsaw's Kino Muranow theatre, one of the oldest art house theatres in the country, yesterday. Rani Mukerji who arrived for a full day of extensive press followed by the premiere, left winning over the hearts of the press and fans alike!
The film received a standing ovation from the audience and Rani Mukerji was congratulated by one and all for her exceptional performance and for being a part of such a relevant and sensitive film. What was really special was the presence of the extremely reticent Polish DoP, Artur Zurawski, who had worked on the film and finally watched it with his family at the premiere.
Championing the war against the evil of society in the form of child trafficking, Rani Mukerji shared her anguish of learning so much during her research of what goes on in this dark and dangerous world and her preparation for yet another performance that was such a departure for her as an actor.
The audience which consisted of 90% Polish natives were both pleased and surprised at how Indian cinema was evolving and now telling stories that are more than just escapism and spoke a more International cinematic language. During the Q&A after the screening, the audience put some very interesting and varied set of questions to both the actress and the DoP but there were some who simply wanted to say "Thank You" for making a brave film.
Rani Mukerji, who is currently still in Poland said: 'It was a very special day as Mardaani released in Poland today..the response to the film by the polish people made the evening even more special..and it reiterates the fact that a good film finds an audience irrespective of the language in any part of the world as art doesn't have borders or barriers. I will cherish forever the love and adulation I received today from Poland ..'
The film's premiere in Poland is a trendsetting event - it makes Rani Mukerji the first Indian actor to visit the country to premiere a Hindi film. Mardaani goes on a platform release in the country from Friday 30th January, 2015.
Directed by Pradeep Sarkar, the film was critically acclaimed and loved by audiences when it released worldwide in August last year, with many calling Mardaani Rani Mukerji's career-best performance.
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Despite the fact that the five largest oil companies reported more than $35 billion in first-quarter profits, the American taxpayers provide them with $2.1 billion in subsidies. Regardless, at a Senate Finance Committee hearing in which Democrats grilled five oil executives, James J. Mulva of ConocoPhillips refused to apologize for calling the proposed rescinding of subsidies "un-American."
Just as Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX) apologized to BP following criticism of the Gulf oil spill, Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) criticized the hearings as politically motivated and not based on obvious outrage at subsidies for companies enjoying record-breaking profits. Watch Hatch, whose views represent the Republican party, dance around the question of why big oil needs such huge tax breaks:
Fox News rushed to the oil executives' defense, following its history of defending oil companies. Most absurdly, getting rid of the subsidies is referred to as a "feel good move"–not a move to stop wasting billions of actual taxpayer dollars. Watch the cavalcade of Fox apologists:


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For years, Sherri Shepherd was told that she was pre-diabetic. And for years, she ignored her doctors advice to lose weight and get healthy before she developed full blown diabetes. When she finally got the big-D diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes, the same disease that took her mothers life, Sherri vowed that shed change her ways so that her son wouldnt be left alone, without a mother, as she had been.
With the help of her doctor, she created this program, lost more than 40 pounds, and she looks great and has more energy than she did in her twenties. Sherris diabetes is under control, and she was happy to show her stuff, wowing the world onDancing with the Stars.
With tools to help you live a long and healthy life, Plan D is a smart and supportive plan designed to help you lose weight safely, make exercise a real, and fun, part of your life, and control your sugar sensitivity. And through it all, Sherri Shepherd is there, like a trusted friend, offering advice, encouragement, and of course a healthy dose of humor.
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By Huw Jones
LONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - A common global tagging system for financial trades would make markets safer and allow faster risk assessment while potentially boosting competition in banking, a top Bank of England official said on Wednesday.
His intervention backs moves by leaders of the world's top economies (G20) who meet in Mexico in June to endorse a global governance framework for a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI), one of their post-financial crisis reforms.
The aim is for each firm that trades on financial markets to have its own unique code, so it can be quickly recognised when regulators want to check whether exposures are becoming risky.
"Missing inventories and mistaken counterparties could be all but eliminated if financial firms' information systems spoke in a common tongue," BoE Executive Director for Financial Stability Andrew Haldane said in a speech in New York.
Markets were unnerved when it took regulators so long to find out who was exposed to derivatives transactions on the books of U.S. bank Lehman Brothers when it went bust in 2008.
Lehman was "seriously defective" with no clear firm-wide picture, Haldane said.
"It is clear that these failures in data infrastructure and aggregation were not unique to Lehman. They were endemic across the financial industry," Haldane said.
The LEI notes the bank's full name, address and other basic details and would be tagged to each transaction.
A global industry coalition has proposed introducing an LEI system this year, starting with transactions in derivatives like credit-default swaps and interest rate swaps, with other assets such as stocks phased in later.
The 20-digit code would be designed by the International Standards Organization (ISO) and operated as an at-cost utility by the U.S. Depository Trust & Clearing Corp (DTCC) and the Society for Worldwide Financial Interbank Telecommunication (Swift), an electronic messaging system between banks.
The G20's regulatory arm, the Financial Stability Board (FSB), is drafting the governance framework and backing for the industry plan from world leaders would mean wider buy-in to make it cheaper to launch.
People familiar with the thinking among regulators say the aim is to have a common global standard that is flexible enough to be applied across the world's three main regions.
The new system should be open, freely available and not bundled with other services, the sources say, adding that a "federation" of systems using a common standard would be cheaper and more flexible, and avoid over-reliance on one system.
Existing identification systems could be adapted and plugged into a federated system to avoid the high outlays.
All types and sizes of financial institutions that are counterparties to transactions would be encouraged to use the LEI, though it would not likely be mandatory at the start. Non-financial companies that use derivatives to hedge against adverse price movements would also be expected to use an LEI.
In any case an LEI mechanism will have to start in the United States on July 16 for identification of swaps under the U.S. reform of Wall Street known as Dodd-Frank.
"The initial system operation date is June of this year," a DTCC spokesman said.
The regulatory thinking is that the U.S. system could then be later plugged into a federated global system.
"This pilot will provide valuable experience when moving to a broader range of products and market participants," Haldane said.
The LEI is part of wider efforts to shine a light on markets in combination with a G20 pledge for all transactions in the $700 trillion derivatives sector to be logged at a repository.
"The regulators want to know who owes what to whom but the LEI is only the first step," said Alistair Milne, professor of financial economics at Loughborough University in Britain.
"The more difficult challenge is having the standardised classification of derivatives instruments," said Milne, a former Bank of England and British finance ministry official.
Regulators say product identifiers would come later.
In a rare endorsement for a G20 regulatory reform, those directly affected, banks and brokers, have welcomed the initiative because it will slash compliance costs.
Other G20 rules like stricter capital buffers are bumping up costs for the industry.
An industry grouping said in a submission to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last year an LEI will allow automation of "back office" transaction processing which is currently costly due to a patchwork of identity codes.
For example, UK retailer Tesco has about 40 identifiers, including those provided by financial industry data providers Thomson Reuters, Bloomberg LLP, Edgar Online and ExtelFinancials.
EDGAR Online said it would be supportive of any corporate classification standard that makes it easier for investors to compare companies.
Tim Lind, head of legal entity business for Thomson Reuters said, "The LEI is just the foundation. The real goal will be to link information to the identifier that promotes transparency in terms of exposure to a given entity or corporate structure."
Bloomberg had no immediate comment.
Industry officials say it was not clear if these proprietary codes would eventually be replaced by a global LEI.
It was estimated in the submission to the SEC that each big U.S. bank spends $250 million to $1.25 billion a year on processing non-standardised, faulty or duplicated data. An unidentified investment bank has estimated it would save $300 million from an LEI regime, the submission said.
"The industry will benefit from improved risk management, including a more holistic view of counterparty exposure, as well as operational benefits," said David Strongin, managing director at SIFMA, which is part of industry coalition proposal.
The LEI will also give big banks a quick snapshot of all exposures for drawing up "living wills" on how they would be wound up quickly without triggering major market upheavals.
"Reconciling competing claims on Lehman Brothers' asset pool has already taken insolvency practitioners three and a half years and thousands of man hours," Haldane said.


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Transfer news: Tomas Rincon says he will leave Hamburg if their offer does not improve
Venezuela star Tomas Rincon has told Hamburg that he is ready to leave unless they increase their contract offer.
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The 25-year-old midfielder is out of contract at the end of the season and has been strongly linked with a move to England with the likes of Stoke, Sunderland and Fulham said to be monitoring his situation.
Hamburg are trying to tie the South American down to a new deal, but the wages on offer are proving an issue.
"I love Hamburger SV. But I will not accept this offer I have received," he told Hamburger Morgenpost.
"I know all about my value to the market and if we cannot agree, I will have to go."
Hamburger SV general manager Oliver Kreuzer looks unwilling to increase his offer.
"Tomas Eduardo Rincon has been handed a good contract offer. I don't have a queasy conscience. Either he is accepting it. Or he does not."
Meanwhile, Turkey international midfielder Hakan Calhanoglu has once again insisted there is no truth in stories linking him with a move to Galatasaray.
The highly-rated 19-year-old is being strongly linked with a move to the Istanbul giants.
Calhanoglu told spox.com: "There is no truth in those rumours. I am not in negotiations with Galatasaray regarding a transfer. I am a player of Hamburger SV!"


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2 of Pentacles
The man in this card is balancing two pentacles between his two hands with a line of karma tying the two together to form the infinity symbol. 2's in the Tarot often represent other parties, or things that are dual in nature. So there is a balancing act happening here between two parties, or two things in your day or life at this time. You may spend the day going back and forth in messages for example, or getting a lot of paperwork to and fro from your desk. The line between the two pentacles is an infinity symbol, suggesting the things you are balancing today will be directly connected to your karma, and honest and fair dealings are advised while you manage this juggling act if you want these issues to work in your favor.
In this card we see a man holding two pentacles, with one in each hand. Connecting these two pentacles between the hands is a symbolic rope or tie, that makes the shape of the infinity symbol suggesting a strong connection with karma in this card. The man's face in this card is not too concerned, but is not overly joyful either. He is focused on the task at hand, juggling the two pentacles between each other and along the invisible line of karma we all walk every day. As pentacles represent earthly and practical matters, this card often suggests a balancing act between finances or material things. However pentacles also often represent the practical matter of messages, and this could also indicate a balancing act between messages or people as well.


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Tibco's Revenue, Profit Jump The business-integration-software vendor also revealed plans to buy back as much as $50 million of its stock over the next two years.
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BMC Expands Enterprise-Management Product Line Among the new products are enhanced event manager and Service Level Management process-reporting software.
Open Source Hardware Can the open-source model be extended beyond software? It already has. In speaking today with Indian scholar Deepak Phatak, I learned about the "Simputer," introduced in 1998 and licensed under the Simputer General Public License, an open-source license developed for hardware.
Building Java Business Processes Without Java Skills Unify Corp.'s new release of its business-process-management system, NXJ 10.5, is designed to supply the Java without the Java programmers.
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April will be very hectic month!
The SPINSS "UPDT" store opening in Japan, and will feature OMOCAT Apparel!
OMOCAT's Kickstarter for her original RPGMaker game OMORI will finally launch! OMORI is a game about a boy who lives in WHITE SPACE; he is a rather unpleasant but relatable boy that will find himself caught up in situations beyond his control. The prizes feature OMORI Apparel, so if you've been waiting for that, here it is! I will reveal the designs as the date draws closer.
For the shop, there will be a few new items. OMOCAT is in the process of creating an artbook containing collected works from 2011 - April 2014. This book will be approximately 80 pages, and contain both OMOCAT's original work and fanwork.
OMOCAT is also in the process of creating an Apparel Catalog which you may buy inexpensively, or will be shipped out free with bigger orders! OMOCAT logo stickers are also on the way and will be shipped out with most orders!
And... on top of all that, OMOCAT will finally graduate college with a degree in Illustration Design! Whoopee!!!! (*✪‿✪*)


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The news is full of stories about "cyber security," particularly within the context of international espionage. However, cyber security is also an issue that starts right at home. Everyone who enters personal or business-confidential data that is accessible through the Internet needs to take certain precautions.
So how do home-based users make security decisions on a routine bases? That's what a study being funded by the National Science Foundation and conducted by our Behavior Information Technology laboratory (BITLab) is set to find out.
More than 80 million households in the U.S. alone have a computer with an Internet connection. According to Assistant Professors Emilee Rader and Rick Wash, who are heading up the research project, many of these users have little computer security knowledge or training and quite frankly, often avoid making security decisions.
User decisions are guided by how they think about computer security, their "mental models." The goal of the study is to better understand what influences these mental models and identify ways for non-technical users to properly protect themselves and make good cyber security decisions, without having to become a "security expert."
With the help of five student research assistants, the team is initially focusing on two hypotheses: 1) stories about experiences have a larger influence on behavior than behavioral advice; and 2) information from friends and colleagues has a stronger influence on mental models, and therefore behavior, than information from security experts.
A good example of how this comes to play is when a software or social media company announces an upgrade. Oftentimes those upgrades are bundled with new features or a graphical user interface that changes the look of the program. Perceptions that these new features are another way for companies to collect marketing information, or the simple desire to hold on to the familiar, can contribute to a decision to forgo a security update. As a result, home-based computer users may dismiss the whole package of upgrades, leaving themselves vulnerable to potential hackers.
Throughout the study, reasons that home computer users choose not to act securely will be documented. Finally, the project will explore ways to encourage behaviors that support secure systems. Additionally, the research tools created for this project, survey instruments and security behavior measurement software, can be used by other cyber security researchers.
What we know now is that current education campaigns are failing to effect widespread changes for non-technical computer users. To address this issue, it will not only take more secure technology, there will have to be behavioral changes as well.
Taking on this type of challenge is exactly how CAS researchers within the BITLab and across our college have built an international reputation of research excellence. We have an impressive track record of being able to effectively identify the mental models behind human behavior and then effectively developing ways to influence that behavior, whether that means more secure computer use, safer drivers, or a healthier population.
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A Minnesota school district receives bulletproof whiteboards designed to help keep students safe.
They are one of the latest devices designed to protect students from school shootings.
In the video above, in Cold Springs, Minnesota, Police Chief Phil Jones demonstrates:
"If you want a safe school -- start building a safe school. Start adding layers of protection."
The boards are made with some of the lightest body armor in the world and were created in response to a shooting in Newtown, Connecticut last December in which 20 children and six adults were killed.
Inventor George Tunis says, "We set it up making something that would fit into the school environment... because my kids were scared and their teachers were scared."
The boards weigh just a few pounds and are less than an inch thick. Police say they are an empowering tool to help teachers protect their students.


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- Released: Sep 9, 2003
- Sound: 8
- Lyrics: 8
- Overall Impression: 8
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Sound — 8
Sonata Arctica is now a household name in the legacy of the great power metal bands. They started with this little PowerBomb, Ecliptica, in 1999. The sound was described as "unique," yet, we can easily hear all the "Stratovarian" influence. Speaking of which; Sonata Arctica was the first "official" StratoClone. Critics all over the world started using this term to qualify any band that came from Finland and was making soem catchy, radio-friendly, melodic power metal. But enough about the band in itself, let's talk about the album that started it all. Ecliptica is one hell of a record. Jani Liimatainen, the band's shredder, obviously gets the biggest part of the credit. Ecliptica really was a guitar album. Soloing like hell, complicated rhythm tracks, neo-classical influences, y'know, all the things that made Yngwie Malmsteen good before Alchemy. Drums are, and this became one of the most recognizable traits of SA, without removing any credit to Tommy Portimo's playing (this guy has some incredible endurance), boring. Every single "drum riff" can be heard minutes before. Linear, no complex phrases or anything, just some "hell-breaks-loose" double-bass madness. Keyboards are something, lots of "synth-harpsichord" sounds that can get annoying as the songs play, but nothing really dangerous. Bass is, and that's another classic SA flaw, really low in the mix, but it backs up perfectly in the ballads and amplifies the double-bass in the "speeders", so I guess it fulfills it duties. The thing that would perfectly qualify the record, however, is production. The album was recorded at Tico Tico Studios, now one the best "metal-based" studios in Europe, and was mixed by one of the greatest Mixers ever, Mikko Karmila, at the most popular studio in Finland, legendary Finnvox Studios. Personally, I think that Ecliptica is, in terms of quality, the best debut album I've ever heard. Why is it so great? Hear those drums? Clear as hell. (But they use a special trick: snares and toms are triggered, but who doesn't use that nowadays?? )Guitars are crunchy and fresh, every thing that gets out of the amplifier seems to have the perfect tone! Keys are just the right level of intensity, they don't take that much of the "audio-space". As for the bass, that's really the only thing that gets on my nerves. I'm a man of the low-frequencies, so I like to hear the bass. Which is not really the case on Ecliptica. Anyhow, great work from the Production team.
Lyrics — 8
Ouch. Y'know, when you have the skillz, you really have the skillz. And master-writer Tony Kakko, who also handles vocal and keyboard tasks on this record, does have those skills. Harmonizing vocal technicity (is that even a word? If not, I invent it with his capacity of merging feelings with the pen and the paper, Mister Kakko creates all kinds of emotion-based lyrics that puts the listener in all kinds of moods. The overall feeling would actually (warning: another Sonata-character) fit with the album's cover: Blueish and cold. You can easily imagine yourself in a gentle snowfall, lost in a winter desert with the sun gleaming in you face or beating the shit out of someone in a hard snowstorm. Every song on the album fits with winter, snow and ice. And as we know it today, one of Sonata Arctica's main influence is the Finnish nature. Winter, snow, ice, snow-capped mountains and pine trees. I can feel and understand that, as I live in Quebec City, Canada. But it seems that it makes (I really heard that somewhere) the album a bit unaccessible to someone who lives in Mexico or in Brazil go figure. The negative part of the album is that Tony Kakko, even as a fucking amazing singer, pushes his voice too hard. He has a great range, but as time will show it on the following albums, it's not the kind of songs you can sing live without destroying your throat. He now says in every interview that the overall tone of the Sonata sound got darker partly because of this, and as a singer, I feel for him. Early Sonata stuff is almost "un-singable". Cool, another invented word, I think
Overall Impression — 8
You can't really say it's the best thing Sonata has ever done. It was their first experience, after an extremely-popular demo tape, and a first EP that got all the attention back then. It was seen as a novelty, something new and fresh. Started some kind of revolution in Finland, as Sonata Arctica became one of the most popular bands to ever be exported out of Finland. With Children Of Bodom and Nightwish, they became the leader of what I call the "New Wave Of Finnish Heavy Metal" that started in 1997. Love it or hate it, Sonata Arctica will cause a certain kind of reaction in your ears! The American edition is an Euro import, and now, thanks to Sonata Arctica's popularity gain, the price lowers every year. But they album is complete is you buy the Japanese version, which has a great bonus-track, "Mary-Lou", on it. Catchy track. Costs about 19, 99 CAN$ for the American version.


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Evans: What is lapis, William?
William: A stone
Evans: And what is 'a stone', William?
William: A pebble.
Evans: No, it is lapis; I pray you remember in you prain.
William: Lapis.
Evans: That is a good William … What is the focative case, William?
William: O – vocativo – O –
Evans: Remember, William; focative is caret.
Quickly: And that's a good root.
Evans: 'Oman forbear.
Mistress Page: Peace.
Evans: What is your genitive case plural, William?
William: Genitive case?
Evans: Ay.
William: Genitivohorum, harum, horum.
Quickly: Vengeance of Jenny's case, fie on her! Never name her, child, if she be a whore … You do ill to teach the child such words
Falstaff: Briefly, I do mean to make love to Ford's wife. I spy
entertainment in her: she discourses, she carves, she gives the
leer of invitation. I can construe the action of her familiar style,
and the hardest voice of her behaviour – to be Englished rightly – is:
'I am Sir John Falstaff's'.
Pistol: He hath studied her well, and translated her will – out of
honesty into English.
Falstaff: … Page's wife… even now gave me good eyes too,
examined my parts with most judicious oeillades… O, she
did so course o'er my exteriors, with such a greedy intention, that
the appetite of her eye did seem to scorch me up like a burning glass.
… she is a region all Guiana, all gold and bounty. I will be cheaters
to them both, and they shall be exchequers to me. (1.3.40 – 67).
Shallow I : Sir Hugh persuade me not. I will make a Star Chamber matter of it. (1.1.1)
Page: I thank you for my venison, Master Shallow.
Shallow: Master Page, I am glad to see you, much good do it your good heart. I wished your venison better. It was ill killed. (1.1.73-77)
Shallow: Knight, you have beaten my men, killed my deer and broke open my lodge.
Falstaff: But not kissed your keeper's daughter! (1.1.104-6)
Pistol I : Prevent, or go thou like Sir Actaeon he … O, odious is the name!
Ford: What name, sir?
Pistol: The horn, I say (2.1.105 – 110)
Page: If he should intend this voyage toward my wife, I would turn her loose on him, and what he gets more of her than sharp words, let it lie on my head.
Ford: I do not misdoubt my wife, but I would be loath to turn them together. A man may be too confident. I would have nothing lie on my head. (2.1.165 – 170).
Ford: Good plots they are laid, and our revolted wives share damnation together. Well, I will take him … divulge Page himself for a secure and willful Actaeon, and to these violent proceedings all my neighbours shall cry aim (3.2.34 – 40).


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1. Blog as if you're chatting with a friend
Keep in mind that a blog post is a conversation, not a dissertation. Not a book and not a masterpiece, unless you wanted to!
Try to be direct and be, simply put, YOU.
Bring your own uniqueness so that people can relate to you. Readers want to see and feel there's someone real behind your blog.
2. Blog as if you're playing
As adults, we tend to take things too seriously and expect the absolute best of everything we do. Blogging included.
If you feel your blog posts have to be perfect, I'd like you to try and challenge that way of thinking.
The reality is that… You don't need to be the best writer. Provide good information but don't worry too much about making it perfect.
Simply sit down for 30 minutes and write your post. If you'd like to fine-tune it over and above those 30 minutes, sure, go ahead. But only if you're still enjoying the process.
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Indian Sonam Angdus, 21, and compatriot Ishey Lhamo, 20, emerged as winners in the mens and womens sections, respectively, in the inaugural Great Tibetan marathon run on the outskirts of Leh bordering Tibet.
Runners from Denmark, Norway, Spain, Australia, New Zealand and India competed for top honours in the 42 km event in a test of endurance and stamina.
With no prize money on offer, the event is not designed to attract top runners but those who regard running as a lifestyle.
Besides the marathon, half-marathon, 10 km and 5 km competitions were also held.
Danish runner Gunnar Ebbesen, who had also participated in the Great Wall marathon in China, highlighted the runners difficulties. There are 3,560 steps on the Great Wall that you have to cover and thats very hard, said Ebbesen, at 73 the oldest competitor in the fray.
But the difficulty here is the thin air and thats why my wife and I chose to run the half-marathon. We were cautious as well be running the Berlin Marathon next month.
Australian Mari-Mar Walton said this marathon was tougher than that in China.
I dont mind steps, so I found the Great Wall easier, the 35-year-old said. This was very tough because of the altitude. Breathing was a problem. But it was an extraordinary experience because the landscape was fantastic.
Danish runner Peter Fredberg said ahead of the race that the marathon was going to be the toughest ever run because of the high altitude.
The start is at 3,800 m above sea level and the finish is just 400 m lower. In between, the route goes uphill as well as downhill over very rough terrain, said Fredberg, a sports writer and veteran of 90 marathons.
The marathon had a picturesque send-off from the courtyard of Hemis monastery where two monks blew into goths the huge tubular horns used in Buddhist ceremonies to signal the start. We want to make the local culture part of the event, said race director Michael Andersen of Planet of Endurance, a Danish company that organised the event with Mountain Adventures of India.
The route, from the ancient Hemis monastery to the Spituk monastery, took the runners over sand, stones and swampy ground. Indias Phuntchok Dorjee and Sonam Spalden claimed top prizes in the mens and womens half-marathon, respectively.
Henrik Jorgsen of Denmark won the mens 10 km event and New Zealander Martin Kay the mens 5 km race.


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Energy never tasted so good.
Clif Bar's Clif Shot Bloks are basically advanced fruit snacks for grown-ups, and we're so down with that. While the taste and texture are reminiscent of childhood, the content of Shot Bloks is specially designed to replace the key carbs and electrolytes that you burn through when you're riding, running, hiking, or doing any other -ing. Each order comes with 18 packages of 6 Shot Bloks, and each package contains 200 calories, plus vital salts and sugars to keep you going. The variety of flavors means that you'll be able to find your favorite, and the convenient sleeve-style package is easy to open and slip into a pocket when you're on the move. Some flavors have extra sodium, if your sweat is particularly salty, and some are loaded up with caffeine, so you can get an extra boost to get you over the top of that tough climb.
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These are Amazing!!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I got the fruit punch flavor with 25mg of caffeine and they taste so good you wanna eat the whole package. Plus they're packed with energy. My favorite energy chew out there by far.
They work
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
They are the only solid food I can get down at race pace in the heat. They were the majority of calories I ate for my last 100 mile mountain bike race and although not gourmet dining they got me through.
Caffeeeeeeine! - Black Cherry
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love coffee, tea, and caffeine in general, but when camping/climbing/hiking, I'm never able to just make another cup in the middle of the day. Enter the black cherry flavored bloks!
If you eat the whole package, 100mg caffeine, or pretty much a cup o joe. A great pick me up while out there getting after it.
fits small...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I like this candy. Because it can be passed off as not candy. It's a performance enhancer. I go with the black cherry.
Blok Up
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Do you want to ride faster, climb stronger, and be the envy of all of your friends on the boot pack? If you said yes, you'll need some Shot Bloks to help you get there. Delicious, easy to consume on the go, and even offering a little bit of caffeine in some flavors, it is the best way to get that extra sugar boost when you need it.
Most Consistently Consistent
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
Our cycling food can vary quite a bit in consistency as temperatures change. Everything becomes a challenge below freezing; I tend to stick to these and Gu's because my dental insurance kinda sucks and so does trying to eat a frozen clif bar with a few old rickety fillings to man the charge.
When it gets hot, bars turn to mush and Gu's just become an even quicker and less painful affair. These become a little softer, but still hold their shape well. I've ridden for hours in 100+ degree heat with these in my pocket and they've held up just fine.
Kudos to Clif for always trying new flavors, but please never take salted watermelon away from us.
give an energy boost and stop the hanger
love these things especially the caffeine version.
not to bad
Great for if my energy level is getting low, but not sure if I like them or not. For me it as a different taste that I'm not use to.
Fast Energy, Tastes Great
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've had a bunch of different energy chews and I have to say I like Cliff's version best so far. They taste just like normal fruit snacks with no weird after taste or anything like that. They come in a nice compact block tube and are easy to throw in any bike pack. Strawberry is BOMB!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Taste great
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Tropical Punch. Great flavor, easy to eat while riding and settle well in the stomach.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Go buy some
Black cherry!
Hands down favorite on the bike food! The black cherry tastes great and refreshing with just the right amount of caffeine! Try them out!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The title says it all
Easy to eat and keeps the legs going
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
By far my favorite food gel while I'm on the move. Particularly great for mountain biking because you can throw it in the back of the jersey and open and eat with one hand easily. They provide quick energy / simple sugars, don't upset the stomach and are really easy / quick to eat. My favorite is the cran-razz but I've tried other flavors and thought they were pretty good as well.
Fruit snacks on the trail!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These have been my favorite trail snack for a quick energy injection for years, and I'm so happy that Clifbar has worked on taste and packaging over the years. The current packaging is really handy for dispensing a few blocks at a time, then you can twist the package closed and pop it back in your pack without worrying they will fall out. I like the "red" flavors best, but have heard good things about all of the current flavors. Not the best choice for sustaining energy during a long endurance event, but great for a quick pick me up when some sugar is needed.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These things not only give you a phenomenal amount of energy without a crash, but they taste like delicious margaritas! (or whatever flavor you choose). The only problem is sometimes I eat too many at once and run out super fast... so try to pace yourself for the best energy delivery. Or don't.
Clifbar Clif Shot Bloks
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I haven't had a flavor that I didn't like. Good stuff.
The packaging makes these easy to grab a bite on the move.
So good!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Love these for hikes or for shoving in my fishing bag! I like the strawberry and black cherry flavors the best. They taste just like fruit snacks or gummy bears. The black cherry flavor has caffeine which is a nice pick me up during a long run or hike.
Pros: tastes great, no mess like clif goo
Cons: packaging is weird and long
Energy Party Bloks
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love Shot Bloks probably more than I should. I'll use them skiing, biking, hiking, and eating at my house when I definitely don't need it. Almost all of them taste great and they're easy to throw in your pocket.
-Easy to eat. I found some gel's make me need to consume it with water with it, these don't seem to be as necessary to do that (though you should stay hydrated!).
-Tasty. Seriously all of them are good. Almost like candy. Trail candy.
- For bikeracers, protip: you can lick the bottoms and stick them onto your frame and they'll stay there so you don't need to mess with opening a package while riding. Might need to clean the top tube after, but neat trick.
-I like the amped up sodium Margarita or caffeine if I need an extra kick.
-They're addictive and you will need to buy more quickly as they are that good.
-I like the caffeinated ones, but don't love the Black Cherry flavor. Only flavor I'm not a fan of, but know people who dig it.
My personal favorite flavor is pictured here - Strawberry Margarita. Has a sweet & semi salty taste and they're perfect for bike parties.
Why are you charging $45 for an 18-pack?...
Why are you charging $45 for an 18-pack? These things sell individually for $2.
You really must have shopped at the wrong time. I got mine for $28.76 plus free two day shipping.
Backcountry: Where are the other flavors...
Backcountry: Where are the other flavors?
Looks like a decent selection on the drop down menu...
Backcountry: Where are the ohter flavors...
Backcountry: Where are the ohter flavors?
Costco my friend...
There are so many choices when it comes...
There are so many choices when it comes to energy products. I am not very familiar with them. Does anyone have advice as to what type would be most suited for the following situation? I would like something for when I'm doing a lot of running/crawling with my basic gear on for the Army - not full battle rattle, but about 50 lbs added to me. I don't want caffeine highs. My body doesn't like caffeine much, and I need to be able to have a steady hand still. I'm an expert marksman and my unit still needs to utilize me as such when training or in theater. Thank you in advance for any advice you offer.
I would recommend the Clif Shots and Shot Bloks because they are effective, quick, and actually taste good. I use them for cycling and climbing. Be sure not to get any with caffeine (Cola, and Espresso flavors as far as i know). Hope this helps and thanks for being on that wall for us.
I would be careful with the Shot Blocks and other similar products as I've found they tend to melt in warm temperatures. This is one of the reasons I use GU energy gels. The shot blocks or energy gels are good for replacing electrolytes that you loose when sweating. Use about a serving an hour depending on your level of activity. As Bryan mentioned, avoid the flavors with caffeine. If weight is a concern, consider Endurolyte tablets from Hammer Nutrition.
For longer missions make sure you are replenishing your protein with a Cliff Bar or other similar energy bar.
the caffeine used is a gren tea extract = slower burning and not the tremendous crash at the end... leave that for the amphetamine caffeine out there.
ask for Roks to get the protein version


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I went to A+E on Monday and was first seen by a young Doctor within 15 mins and then had to wait a couple of hours to be seen by a surgeon. I arrived the next day for day surgery at 07:30 after giving my name it was 9:30 before I next saw anyone. This may be because the 7:30 arrivals were still coming in after 09:00. I saw the anestheion and then the was operated on about Midday. When I came round I was back on my bed I guess it was now about 15:00. I was brought packed sandwiches and tea. It was not until about 21:00 when I was discharges. I was waiting for a letter from the surgeon and to have the line taken out. I was temped to take it out myself and tell them to post the letter. I said I needed to go home, as I care for my parents, one reg blind one with dementia, things seem to happen. The surgeon came down and explained what he done and gave me a letter for my GP, painkillers and a bag full of dressings. He was very busy that day but made sure I understood what I needed to do. All the Plane Tree Centre Staff polite and helpfull. I just wish I didn't have to wait so long but understand that people are not always going to turn up on time and if the surgeon is still operating then He can't walk out to hand me a letter. In all It was a good experiance.