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With one final thrust, Sniper climaxed, her ***** unleashing a flood of thick honey
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The hallway was eerily quiet as Solid Snake and Meryl Silverburgh progressed toward the set of double doors at the far end. Meryl led the way, both hands clasped around the handle of her Desert Eagle. Snake kept his senses alert for danger, SOCOM pistol held lightly in his right hand.
Meryl stopped suddenly, leaning heavily against the left-hand wall. She rubbed her forehead with her left palm, then bent over, both hands covering her agonized face.
"Meryl! Are you alright?" asked Snake, laying his left hand on Meryl's back.
"I'm I'm fine. Just a little dizzy," groaned Meryl.
"Do you need to take a break?"
"No. There isn't time," replied the girl, standing up and flashing Snake a wan smile.
Meryl hefted her gun before resuming her advance on the double doors. Snake walked close behind the young woman, dividing his attention between his surroundings and her.
The doors opened easily, granting access to a large, well-furnished office with a massive desk on the far wall. Heavily laden bookshelves rested at each far corner, as well as antique busts of Roman emperors. Each bust's head was adorned with leather bondage gear, the first clue that this room served as the lair of one of the renegade Fox Hounds.
*zzzzzz....Snake!* hissed Dr. Naomi Hunter from the agent's Codec.
*What?* sub-vocalized Snake.
*...receiving strong psycho-emanations from the office you're in! It could be the renegade Psycho Mantis! Be careful...* said the doctor just before the signal snapped off.
"Watch yourself, Meryl! Psycho Mantis might be here!" warned Snake, the laser sight of his pistol raking over the length of the office.
When Snake glanced at Meryl again, he jerked to a stop, stunned to see the young woman pulling her green tank top over her head.
"Meryl! What the hell are you doing?" demanded Snake.
"I'm so frightened!" replied Meryl, slipping out of her trousers, the skin of her breasts adorned with goose bumps.
"We don't have time for this! Are you feeling okay?" frowned Snake while Meryl pulled down her panties, then approached him with nothing but her wavering smile.
"I'm so cold," murmured Meryl, standing close to Snake, her hands sliding over his body armor. "Warm me, please."
"Meryl..." stammered Snake, at a loss for words.
The naked girl tilted her head up, gazing imploringly into Snake's eyes, then smoothly pressing her lips to his, her mouth warm and sensual. Meryl wrapped her slim arms around Snake's waist, continuing her kiss, her tongue deftly slipping between his lips.
Snake felt a hunger for Meryl blossom within his loins
, he held the girl close, returning the passion of her kiss, then moving to her chin, throat, and left shoulder. Meryl moaned with pleasure, squeezing Snake's buttocks, rubbing her crotch against his.
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Sandra & Neal - Rancho Santa Fe
It's been a long time since I blogged about one of my weddings, but that doesn't mean I haven't been shooting 'em. I photographed Sandra & Neal's wedding back in October but never got around to posting it. I actually tried, but my computer crashed in the middle of it and with all I have going on, I never found the time. So… now that things have started to slow down a little, here it is!
The wedding took place at The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe. Wedding coordinator extraordinaire Mary Noble of Classic Weddings handled the production. The ever elegant Botanica in San Diego was the florist.
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Mitchell's leadership abilities, coupled with his expertise in strategic thinking, make him the right person to deliver measurable and successful results for RestorixHealth.
White Plains, New York (PRWEB) October 02, 2016
RestorixHealth, a leader in developing and managing comprehensive wound healing and Amputation Prevention Centers®, is pleased to announce that Christopher A. Mitchell has been named Chief Operating Officer (COO). As COO, Mitchell will have responsibility for all wound care and hyperbaric medicine facilities nationwide and will report directly to Chief Executive Officer Steve McLaughlin.
"Christopher's leadership abilities, coupled with his expertise in strategic thinking, make him the right person to deliver measurable and successful results for RestorixHealth," said Steve McLaughlin, CEO of RestorixHealth. "He is a key asset and we look forward to him strengthening our breadth and depth as a company."
Mitchell is a seasoned healthcare executive and operational leader with extensive experience in market share expansion, de novo operations, mergers and acquisitions and has a significant body of work in transitional care continuum development. Prior to his appointment, he led the development and integration of transitional care programs that delivered comprehensive models of care, while fully integrating health care services in the post-acute service settings, including skilled nursing, hospitals, palliative care, rehab, hospice and home health and private duty services. Former roles include area vice president at Gentiva Health Services, chief operating officer of Life Care Centers of America and vice president of hospice operations at Kindred Healthcare.
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"The Story of a Boy's Hunger" 30 December 2010 Drama, Comedy, History 90 mins
An adaptation of Nigel Slater's bestselling memoir, Toast is the ultimate nostalgic trip through everything edible in 1960's Britain. Nigel's mother was always a poor cook, but her chronic asthma and addiction to all things canned does not help.
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On the match:
"Semifinals are always tough. I think, basically, we started the game very well. For the first 35 minutes, we had the game in our hands. Then from that point on, it kind of went the other way and they had the upper hand. But you know, sometimes you win games by attacking and others you win by defending."
On Chicago's physical play:
"We expected it to be physical. They are a physical team but they can also play. We had to make sure that if we matched them on the physical side of it, that we'd be able to play our game. If we didn't match them physically then they would play this. As I said before, they had the upper hand for the last 55 minutes. But we defended well."
On the Revs' defensive effort:
"Sometimes you have to defend to win. We'd love to win by scoring four, five, six goals against teams but that's not reality. We got a goal and went tough, that's how we did it."
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"To be honest at this moment, we're not really thinking about it. Again, it comes down to if we can put the pressure on them, then it minimizes what they can do to us. We certainly respect them as a team and a good side. They are dangerous and got some weapons but if we can do what want then that will help to take that away from them."
On the match:
"We're a tough team. They had a lot of chances but we were able to keep them out of the back of our net. We were able to get the win and that the most important thing. It wasn't pretty, but it got the job done and you have to give us credit for that."
On containing the Fire attack:
"I think they did a great job, Thiago does a great job on falling in behind. I thought he had a good game but our midfield shut him down. We did a good job on their strikers because the service to them was shut down. We kept them to limited options. I was focusing on (Chris) Rolfe because I know he runs off Jaqua. I wanted to get close to him and prevent him from dribbling because he had a great game in D.C. So that's how we wanted to limit them."
On the game:
"It wasn't even about soccer in the end, it was about who wanted it most. The game turned into a battle, there were a lot of 50-50 balls and guys were sliding all over the park. It basically came down to who wanted to win today."
Overall thoughts on the match:
"I respect New England, and good luck to them, but with all the games we had with New England this year, if you look at the possession chart, we came out ahead. But that doesn't mean you win the games. We gave up an awful goal, from my standpoint. We fell asleep three minutes in and now you've got 87 minutes to try and get back into it, and we did everything we could to do that. But it just didn't fall for us."
On whether he thought Gonzalo Segares was offside on his nullified goal:
"Frankly, from my angle there's no chance I'm going to be able to know. It's got to be 100 percent clear, and only the replay will tell when I go and see it. It's frustrating, obviously, when you're battling and battling and taking every opportunity to get back into the game and then you get rewarded with a goal. If it's 100 percent offside, then hats off to the linesman. I can't comment because I wasn't in line with [the play]."
On the breakdown on the New England goal:
"Three things happened. One is, when the foul was committed, we didn't get over the ball to stop the free kick. Secondly, Nate Jaqua's marked up with Shalrie [Joseph], but Nate's a forward and from where it happened, Nate couldn't get back. And third, we didn't have enough guys in the box that just said, 'Alright, I'll deal with Shalrie.' So we fell asleep, quite frankly."
On what changed in the Fire attack in the second half:
"We talked about just passing and moving and being active at halftime and that was the only way we were going to create chances. Just throwing balls up in the air is not the way to beat New England. They dug in and broke up a lot of plays and we took a fair amount of chances, and they just didn't fall."
On the effect of Nate Jaqua's exit from the match before halftime:
"We think we have good depth at forward, but Nate's obviously a different dimension. I don't think their back three have faced a guy like Nate. It was a blow to us, but I thought young Chad [Barrett] did pretty well. We ended up with five rookies on the field, so we were young, but we battled. But losing Nate was difficult."
On the fracas after the final whistle:
"There were just some emotions going on. I don't know exactly. There might have been an incident in the game that our guys took a little personally and there were some words. There were just some emotions from the boys boiling over a little bit."
On the match:
"If you know our two teams, that's probably the game you would have expected."
On New England's goal:
"They caught us off guard. Typically, I think you need to have somebody to stop the ball, and we didn't. We didn't get Shalrie marked up quick enough and then he just found space. To be honest, I turned around and all of a sudden he was shooting. We fell asleep, that's all you can say on that one. It's a tough way to lose a game on that goal."
On the difference in the match:
"I felt like every game we played New England this year, I thought we were able to find the game a little bit. But their key guys seem to hurt us every game - Dempsey, Twellman, Noonan, Ralston, Joseph - those guys seem to hurt us every game. That eats at you a little bit. You feel like you maybe have the game going your way and you just can't capitalize. That has been sort of the story of New England all year, I think."
On whether he thought the Fire would capture the equalizer:
"It felt like it, and maybe it did. I don't know, I couldn't see what happened. I felt like we did the right things to push the game and hopefully create some chances to put the score in our favor, but we were never able to ... whether it was the final pass, the shots, just some of the plays around the box we didn't get right and we've managed to struggle a little bit at that all year long."
On the New England goal:
"I remember C.J. [Brown] and I were sorting out [Pat] Noonan and [Taylor] Twellman in the middle and there was a little confusion. Some guys started to come back a little bit and help on Noonan, creating some free space. Nate [Jaqua] was in the process of coming back to pick up Joseph, but we didn't have anyone slow the ball down, and they put it in quick. I think Joseph's shot was going to go wide, and Dempsey did a good job of following it in. To his credit, he gets all of those goals inside the six-yard box. He kind of makes his living whether it's heading the ball or just getting on the end of anything, and that held up, surprisingly."
On Chicago's reaction to the goal:
"[New England] had a flurry of chances right after that. Not giving up a goal so far in the playoffs and then having one scored in the third minute kind of catches you off guard a little bit. It was probably a good 10 minutes before we got settled back in. We were able to come at them a little bit and made it interesting in the end, but to their credit they beat us on the day 1-0, so we go home and they go on."
On the New England goal:
"That goal wasn't one that they really created, we kind of got caught. They played an early one off a free kick and we were sleeping and they get a goal. I thought there would definitely be more goals today. It's unfortunate it had to end on that one and that we couldn't get any of our own."
On the Fire dominating possession in the match:
"It's not really a surprise to us. One thing that New England does very well is attack off the counter, so they don't mind sometimes giving up possession. But when they win it they go forward, and they go fast. We didn't take advantage of the possession we had. We needed to get Jack [Stewart] and Ivan [Guerrero] involved on the flanks and that didn't really happen through the first half. We came out flying and tried to get the goal back in the second half, but it just didn't happen."


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Thomas Greiss couldnt have asked for a better start from his teammates in his first ever NHL home opener.
The goaltender, who was thrust into duty for the Sharks first game of the season after injuries to Antero Niittymaki and Antti Niemi, could have been forgiven if he fell asleep early into Saturday nights 6-3 win over Phoenix. The Sharks dominated play for the majority of the first period, keeping the puck in their offensive end, and didnt allow a shot on net until there was 12:40 left in the frame.
The team played very well right off the get-go and took a little pressure off me, said Greiss, who was certain to be feeling some butterflies before taking the ice.
The first save he did have to make, however, wasnt an easy one. With the Sharks ahead 1-0, Griess stopped a tip-in try by Phoenixs Kyle Chipchura on a two-on-one shorthanded rush that very easily could have tied the score and halted San Joses momentum. It was his biggest save of the game, and Todd McLellan specifically mentioned it in the post-game presser.
"Were rolling along and they get a two-on-one on the power play, he needs to make a great save and he did," said the head coach.
Goalies will tell you that when you dont get many shots, it's harder to stay sharp. Griess said as much after the game: Its tough when you dont get a lot of work right from the get-go, especially the first game of the season."
The Sharks have to be encouraged by Greiss' performance, in which the German native made 26 saves and allowed three power play goals, but none at even-strength. It's something to build on, as he's sure to get more work in the coming weeks with Niittymaki still on the shelf for awhile with a hip injury.


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It was dated back to year 2011. While waiting for the new job to commence, and was rotting at home for quite sometime, thoughts after thoughts start appearing on my mind...and here it goes..LETS TRAVEL ALONE which I have been looking for. And this is my very "First" time travelling alone :)
It was a very random decision. I decided to go north by train but still unsured of my final destination.Everything was uncertain. For me, travelling is just like LIFE, you do not know what lies ahead, whom you meet during the journey..the feeling of anticipation is GOOD!
Bought the train ticket at KL Sentral ( RM48 ).The train left at 9.15pm.Met a japanese guy in the train, he wanted to double confirm if the train goes to Hatyai.It was freezing cold at night as I was only wearing shorts, and the light was not switched off, couldnt sleep all night along.
Arrived at Padang Besar (Malaysia-Thai border) to get through immigration and had a pack of nasi lemak while waiting for the train to Hatyai.
After another 1 hour ++, I arrived at Hatyai Station.All the travel agents approached me asking where I wana go,accomodation and stuffss..I refused to follow them. In the end, I had no choice but to ask them how to get to Koh Lipe (destination which I just decided).Was brought to a travel agent office nearby and started negotiating the fares and all. Bought a combo package of return van and speed boat.
The van was full of foreigners.
The speed boat first stopped at Koh Tarutao National Park which is something like our Marine park in Pulau Redang @ Pulau Perhentian. Koh Lipe has 3 main beaches, Pattaya Beach, a happening one,and I chose to go to Sunrise Beach which is a quieter beach. Had to pay 50Baht for the sea gypsy to bring you to the beach using their long tail boats. Met a lovely family from Spain on the boat.They offered me help to find accomodation as their friends are staying on the island itself. Being adventurous me, I decided to do it myself!!! Gonna sleep on the beach if everywhere is fully boooked as it was the PEAK season! After asking several resorts, it was either fully booked or way too expensive for my budget.
After travelling for almost 20 hours, it's time to get some rest with a good shower. The room is equipped with simple amenities including a double bed, mosquito net, fan and attached bathroom. This would not be an ideal room for the holiday makers, but for me, as a budget traveller, it's absolutely worth the price. Spider wibes is everywhere, and there was a huge centipede in the bathroom.Only being afraid of stray cats and dogs, all these little insects are unable to scare me away :)
The sky was getting dark, and my stomach started complaining as it has not been fed anything after the small pack of nasi lemak in the morning.
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I went to the walk in centre on 12/01/2008. After waiting over two hours to be seen I was told i needed to be admitted, due to abdominal pain and severe nausea. I was referred to the RSO and sent round to the main accident and emergency dept. The doctor I was seeing was in theatre and I had a wait of several hours. 3.5 hours after arriving I had to ask for pain reflief. 3 hours later I had to ask for anti sickness and still hadnt seen the dr. I had blood taken and finally got in a cubicle where I could b e more comfortable. The RSO finally saw me and sent me for an xray. Then I was told that despite being in pain and unable to keep anything down I was to be discharged. When I was sent home I still had a needle in my arm. My total time at the hospital was nearly 11 hours. I had 2 lots of pain relief and had to ask for it, it was never offered. But the nurses were very good when I did ask.
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Bieber's Not Going for 16th Chapel Look
Justin Bieber celebrated the release of his new album by getting a big BELIEVE tattoo on his arm, and believe it or not, David Letterman tried to rub it off. "Eh, eh, eh, eh," Bieber yelled, pointing out that the tattoo was new. Letterman noticed all the "eh's" and Bieber said it was the Canadian in him.
That wasn't the only Canadian reference — when Letterman tried to explain to the young lad why he dislikes tattoos metaphorically, he brought up murals and the Sistine Chapel. The audience howled when it became obvious that Bieber — fresh off a tour that went through Italy, mind you — didn't even know what the Sistine Chapel is! He said he wasn't going for the "sixteenth chapel look" and didn't seem to have any idea what the audience thought was so funny.
"Canadian high school," Letterman quipped.
Tweeters had this to say:
Jess:Justin Bieber's parents probably should of included an education w/his singing career. #sixteenthchapel #16thchapel
John Taulbe Jasper: how u gona claim to be a devout christian and then say the sixteenth chapel? #sistine
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Yorkshire Care Awards winners announced
12:01am 12th November 2011
On Friday 11th November the National Railway Museum, York provided a spectacular backdrop for the finals of this the fourth Great Yorkshire and Humberside Care Awards, where the twenty-two category winners were announced.
The Great Yorkshire and Humberside Care Awards, who's principal sponsor is h.e.t. software are supported by the Department of Health.
The awards are part of the Great British Care Awards, a series of regional awards which celebrates excellence in social care and pay tribute to those who work in the sector throughout England.
The awards are all inclusive, bringing together the statutory, independent and voluntary sectors, as well as unpaid carers; promoting joint working.
The Great Yorkshire and Humberside Care Awards have received nominations and support from all corners of the sector.
Sector support includes the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS), the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE), the National Skills Academy for Social Care, Skills for Care, Ceretas and the English Community Care Association.
Local Authority support and commercial organisations are also supporting the awards.
Care Talk magazine is the media partner.
There were a total of twenty-two award categories available for nomination, which represent all areas of the care sector, whether it be older people or specialist services and from frontline staff such as care workers and care managers to people who have made an impact in other ways such as training, specialist care in areas such as dementia and innovation.
Nominations came in from all corners of the sector and the region and successful candidates invited for interview for infront of a panel of sector experts.
The gala award evening started in style with a champagne reception, followed by a superb gourmet dinner and the awards presentation with Jenny Eclair entertainment from all girl group electric string quartet Asteria and dancing into the night.
Winners from the awards will be invited to attend the national finals for either the home care or care home sector which will take place in May and June 2012 at a prestigious venue in London.
The awards support a chosen charity, The Care Professionals Benevolent Fund is the registered charity for the Care Sector and are here to support current, former and retired care professionals, by providing assistance to relieve financial hardship or sickness.
Lisa Carr, Director of the Great British Care Awards said:
"We are delighted to be staging the Great Yorkshire and Humberside Care Awards for the fourth time.
"The care awards are going from strength to strength with this year's regional events.
"The support from sector partners has been overwhelming and the quality and sheer nominations has been astounding.
"These awards recognise and pay tribute to the efforts and dedication of all those who work tirelessly to ensure that so many people are able to live independent lives in their own home. #
"They are the perfect showcase to reflect on best practice in the social care sector. A sector where people truly dedicate themselves to their work and take pride in their achievements.
"The people of the Yorkshire and Humberside are incredibly fortunate to have such dedicated people caring for the vulnerable and elderly members of their communities.
"Congratulations to everyone this evening – everyone here is a winner!"
The winners of the Great Yorkshire and Humberside Care Awards, together with the judges comments are detailed below:
The Care Employer Award (More Than 250 employee)
Andrea Jetten & Yvonne Tomlinson Domus Healthcare, Escrick, York
Whilst the efforts of all candidates were admirable, the judges were particularly impressed with the winners' sincere desire to include and involve staff members at all levels within the organisation.
The Care Employer Award (Less Than 250 Employees)
Jo Guy & Andrew Brindley AJ Community Care, Leeds
A visionary company with strong values, Jo and Andrew see clearly how new service affects their service users and the future challenges for social care.
The Care Home Worker Jean Smith St Cecilia's Care Services, Scarborough Jean impressed us with her passion, her warmth, her definition of dementia as a new chapter and her emphasis on the word care.
Her insight into a person with dementia's world, her respect for their home and literally going the extra mile make her a worthy winner.
The Home Care Worker Award
Gillian Cree North Yorkshire Care, Knaresborough
Gillian has a wonderful sunny deposition.
Demonstrating empathy and a clear understanding of the need to respects individual's choice and control.
Gillian believes she has the best job in the world and has been so lucky to meet so many interesting people.
The Care Newcomer Award
Julie Shann Meadow Lodge Home Care Services, Sherburn in Elmet
The overall standard of finalists impressed the judges; however Julie demonstrated every value held dear.
She recognised how training and development directly affected quality outcomes and her genuine passion for supporting people shone through.
The Care Home Registered Manager Award
Elaine Pollard City of York Council, York
Elaine demonstrated dedication to empowering her staff to do a better job.
She encourages anything that makes her residents smile.
A recent idea was to move the main meal to tea time in response to residents needs.
The Home Care Registered Manager Award
Carol Whittaker Direct Health UK, Sheffield
Carol made a big impression on the judges with her integrity, enthusiasm and experience.
She converted the high professional standards necessary for the care industry and took positive steps to ensure her team met them.
The Care Home Nutrition and Hydration Award
Linda Smith HICA Care Homes, Hull
Linda demonstrated a passion to maintain the health and wellbeing and independence of her service users, through a healthily and well balanced diet delivered in creative and imaginative ways.
The Dignity in Care Award
Deena Heavey Anchor, Bradford
Deena feels honoured to be a Dignity Champion, influencing change and seeing it happen.
She believes Dignity is at the heart of care and not just an 'add-on'.
The Dementia Carer Award
Haley Cope Ideal Care Homes, Leeds
You would not find a more enthusiastic exponent of caring for people with dementia.
Hayley is totally committed to understanding the person living with their dementia.
The Care Team Award
Julie Wright, Julie Roper & Nicola Janney Wright Care Home Solutions, Beverley.
This teams' approach to individual care is exceptional. It was very clear to the judges that this team was everything a team should be, they combined passion, enthusiasm and professionalism.
The Care Home Activity Organiser Award
Sue Turner Harrogate Neighbours Housing Association, Harrogate.
Sue has thought outside the box and has brought a wide range of activities on a limited budget.
Her 16 hours per week is magnified by utilising her many contacts in a wide friendship group, using people's history and past professions as a stimulus for activity.
The Home Care Co-ordinator
Anne Nelson Direct Health, East Yorkshire.
Providing a quality service is Anne's focus in life.
We were particularly impressed with her dedication and support to her work colleagues and her care worker team
The Ancillary Worker Award
Mick Wise HICA Care Homes, Hull
The judges were humbled at how Mick overcame sever personal adversity and embraced this new opportunity to make an enormous impact.
Enhancing and enriching the lives of residents, their relatives and his colleagues.
The Putting People First Award
Claire Smith & Marilyn Howlett Bradford Council Compass/Shared Lives, Bradford
A truly innovative approach to providing support and activities that is developing real solutions by actually putting people first.
The Care Trainer Award
Ian Donaghy Park Lane Health Care, North Yorkshire
Ian is an experienced and confident person who has approached the delivery of training in an innovative and inclusive way.
Develops bespoke training courses for all areas of care.
The Care Innovator Award
Helen Clarke & John Duncan East Riding Council, Goole
Helen and John were passionate about changing the status quo, because they believe without giving people access to flexible travel you cannot deliver personalisation.
Empowered people to avoid the stigma and restriction of the traditional white buses, to take control of their own travel plans.
Using taxi's and family transport has boosted their status in the community and quality of life.
They hope to now role out and expand on this service using personal budgets.
The Frontline Leaders Award
Janette Walker Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust, Leeds
Janette impressed the judges with her confidence and dedication to raising awareness amongst the community groups that will provide future support to her residents when they leave Daniel Yorath House.
The Housing with Care Janet Hayhurst, Jackie Hankinson & Gill Truah Greenfield Court Care, Harrogate Neighbours, Harrogate
The energy and enthusiasm of the whole organisation was demonstrated by the team.
They clearly put the tenants and their customers first when providing a completely holistic service to support people to stay in their own home.
The everyone is an equal team approach aspires to keep improving, embracing change despite the difficulties of the enviroment they deliver housing with care in.
The Good Commissioner
Michelle Atkinson, Dawn Newsome & Mick Ward Leeds Adult Social Care, Leeds
Michelle Atkinson and the team at Leeds City Council have developed original thiking and strong partnerships within neighbour hoods to engage users and providers with a sustainable, agreed, personalised path to care.
The Carer's Award
Hazel Wheatley Hazel is 72 and cares for her husband Bryan who was diagnosed with MS at the age of 24.
She also took on the full time care of her father.
Hazel is a long serving member of York Red Cross and a training assessor.
She has been a volunteer with the MS Society for nearly 40 years and during that time always helping with fund raising.
Hazel is an excellent ambassador for the role of an unpaid carer!
The Outstanding Contribution to Social Care Award
Lawrence Tomlinson Ideal Care Homes, Leeds
Lawrence Tomlinson has demonstrated a life time's commitment to social care. Inspired by his family's care home Lawrence set out at a young age to provide quality care.
Lawrence's entrepreneurial skills lead him to grow his businesses whilst retaining quality and affordable care homes through vertical integration.
Lawrence remains passionate about this ethos, motivating and retaining staff to ensure continuity and excellence.


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"Hi guys, I was just wondering: I moved from Beijing to Berlin, and my particle detector seems to be giving dramatically different results than what I was expecting! Is it possible that moving to a new city could cause my particle detector to give inaccurate readings?"
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First of all, thanks for imaginary-writing to us! The complete answer to your question is quite technical, so we'll give you a short answer to take away, and a longer answer to chew on and hopefully quell your curiosities.
Yes. Each city's smog is composed of different junk, so your particle detector needs to know what it's measuring to give you accurate readings. Poorly calibrated, your results could be off by as much as 300%! Usually a detector needs to be recalibrated if you go to a new city.
Well remember how there are 3 types of particle detectors? Let's start there.
If your detector is infrared, then don't worry about it. They aren't really accurate enough to calibrate.
If your particle detector is using beta attenuation, there are lots of things that can affect your reading, such as humidity, temperature and barometric pressure. They need to be recalibrated from scratch any time there is a change in site or season. Usually you need to be a pretty highly-trained technician to calibrate one of these properly—this is applied science.
Most likely though, you're using a laser-based detector that uses Mie scattering to count particles and determine their size. In that case, it will be affected by the types of particulate matter in the air.
Small particles (like sand and soot) have lots of different shapes and textures, just like large objects (such as golf balls and durian fruits) do. If you remember how laser diffraction works, then it should make sense that differently-shaped objects create different diffractions. Your monitor needs to be calibrated based on where the particulate matter is coming from, and the difference is quite large, whether it's from car exhaust, cigarette smoke or cooking hamburgers.
Seeing that each city has a different pollution profile, the location you're in will affect the accuracy of your particle counter. Most devices need to be calibrated by hand using data sheets from each city or sent to a professional calibrating service, but there is one that does all this automatically via Wi-Fi... Just sayin' :)


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The Campaign co-stars Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis were tonight's guests on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, and they turned what could have been a relatively routine interview into something awkward and hilarious. After Stewart started out with some tired questions, Ferrell and Galifianakis turned on him, prompting Stewart to bring out Mad Men star Jon Hamm to even the fight, and the entire segment was gold. We've previously seen a somewhat entertaining trailer for The Campaign which didn't exactly give me high hopes, but a red-band clip (see below) which surfaced this week is much funnier and has me hoping that the film can live up to the initial expectations that the pairing of these two great comedians set.
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Discussion in 'Lifestyle' started by GregFarz78, Sep 27, 2007.
i made it to the end of page one and my head started to hurt...
I think a wide angle/macro/zoom lens is a good idea.
wait, you mean there isn't an all around lens for $250?
it would probably cost a shitload though
Mojito said the 18-200 is "slow as fuck" yeah oh ok
and you're saying its not?
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text: The Clinton Foundation knows no bounds of criminality. In addition to billions of dollars stolen by the Clinton's, Tony Rodham, Hillary's brother, managed to gain control of Haiti's resources consisting of plentiful amounts of gold and oil so the Haitians cannot use their resources to work their way out of the mess that they are still in. Thousands in Haiti are still living in tents. The ugly details are in the video.


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St. James Mercy Hospital Recognizes Volunteers
Dedicated Area Residents Gave 251 Hours in August
Volunteers at St. James Mercy Hospital contributed 251 hours to various departments throughout the hospital during the month of August. Those departments include Environmental Services, Information Desk, Gift Shop, Emergency Room, Progressive Care and Medical Records. The following volunteers are to be acknowledged for their service during August ...
Ribbon Cut on New MRI Service at St. James Mercy Hospital
St. James Mercy Hospital officially cut the ribbon on its new, upgraded Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) service today. Organization leaders presided over a ceremony that included remarks from President & CEO Jennifer Sullivan, as well as Dr. David Waldman, Chairman of Imaging at the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC). URMC provides imaging services at St. James Mercy Hospital. The GE Signa HDxt 1.5T MRI machine is located in a mobile unit adjacent to the existing entrance to the Emergency Department at St. James Mercy Hospital.
Increased Attendance for Healthy Kids Day at the 28th Annual Kids 1/4 Miler
The Healthy Kids Day, formerly the Pediatric Health Fair, enjoyed increased attendance at the May 20th event held in the Hornell High School gymnasium. The Hornell Kiwanis Club began the Kids Quarter-Miler 28 years ago, and joined forces with St. James Mercy Hospital within the last10 years to include a Pediatric Health Fair. This event is still going strong with help from Oak Orchard Health, Hornell YMCA and St. James Mercy Hospital, kudos to all! The Kids 1/4 Miler races drew 180 race participants and brought more than 400 visitors to the Healthy Kids Day. There were approximately 20 participating vendors from health and human service organizations to share information with families focused on youth and healthy lifestyle choices.
Upgraded MRI Service at St. James Mercy Hospital Will Launch June 1
St. James Mercy Hospital will launch a new, upgraded Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) service June 1. The service will be provided with a new machine that represents a significant upgrade in technology and capabilities when compared to the machine the Hospital previously used. "The new MRI service at St. James Mercy Hospital features a machine that generates better images than ever before, which means we can see more and do more for our patients in Hornell," said Dr. David Waldman...
St. James Mercy Hospital Celebrates Hospital Week With Employee and Volunteer Service Recognition
St. James Mercy Hospital recently celebrated Hospital Week with various employee appreciation centered activities and prizes. These activities included a website scavenger hunt, Aquinas Gift Shop discounts and word game challenges, daily door prizes, free chicken BBQ and ice cream social, and LifeNet helicopter on-site tours. The culmination of this special week was the employee awards banquet. 33 employees and their guests were invited to a dinner held at The Main Place in Hornell to honor their years of service to SJMH. The combined total of years served was 470, including one employee with 40 years, Linda Dunham, and two employees, Kelly Grillo and Paul Quinlan, with 30 years...
Transition Planned for Dialysis Services at St. James Mercy
Patient Experience Expected to be Seamless
St. James Mercy Hospital has finalized the transfer of ownership and management of its outpatient dialysis services to Fresenius Medical Care...No immediate changes to the patient experience are expected...Patients with appointments for dialysis at the location should plan to keep those appointments.
SJMH Auxiliary...the Gift that Keeps on Giving
One of the Auxiliary's holiday activities include the "Tree of Life" on display in the Hospital lobby, providing a beautiful opportunity for employees and community members to make a donation in memory of a loved one with a gold ornament or honor someone with a silver ornament....This year the Hospital's billing and medical records department honored one of their coworkers, Sherrill Nudd, who recently passed away this November.
Local Artist Janet VanBrunt Displays Work at St. James Mercy Hospital
Hornell artist Janet VanBrunt has loaned a collection of paintings to St. James Mercy Hospital for display in the lobby, cafeteria, and emergency room hallway areas on display until early November.
14th Annual "Friends
Mercy" Golf Tournament Raises $36,000+ for St. James Mercy Foundation
The 14th annual "Friends
Mercy" golf tournament to benefit St. James Mercy Foundation raised more than $36,000 at the event held Friday, September 8, at Twin Hickory Golf Club in Hornell. Twenty-eight teams and thirty-one sponsors participated in this year's tournament, as well as twenty-four volunteers from the hospital and community. Team Simmons Rockwell Ford (left) won 1st Place Mixed Team with a score of 61, and Team Clark Oil took 1st Place with a score of 58 at the St. James Mercy Foundation's annual "Friends
Mercy" golf tournament at the September 8th event at Twin Hickory Golf Club.
Shick Family Charity Golf Classic Donates $4,000+ Earnings to St. James Mercy Foundation
Friends and members of Hornell's Shick family gathered June 30 for a day of golf and fun, and raised $4,027.93 for the St. James Mercy Foundation. The money will be used to support the development of the Hospital's new campus. This year's tournament—the family's third—raised twice what their first outing earned, and 60% more than last year's event.
St. James Mercy Hospital Welcomes New Chief Medical Officer
St. James Mercy Hospital is pleased to welcome Bilal Ahmed, MD, FACP to the role of Chief Medical Officer at St. James Mercy Hospital. Dr. Ahmed joined the organization officially on July 1. Dr. Ahmed received his medical education at Allama Iqbal College in Lahore, Pakistan, and the Royal College of Physicians in London, UK. He is also a Professor of Clinical Medicine and Assistant Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, and the Associate Medical Director at Highland Hospital.
St. James Mercy Hospital Receives $7.9 million in State Funding to Support New Facility
Governor Cuomo announced that St. James Mercy Hospital will receive $7.9 million in funding to support the development of its planned new facility on Seneca Road. "Transforming health care in Hornell has been the focus of much time and effort for us and our colleagues at the University of Rochester Medical Center," said Jennifer L. Sullivan, President and CEO of St. James Mercy Hospital. "Today's announcement further illustrates the state's commitment to rural health care, and its support of our vision for a Medical Village that provides convenient, accessible care to the residents of the Hornell area."
St. James Mercy Hospital would like to welcome General Surgeon Dennis Blom, M.D.
Dr. Blom received his medical education at Albany Medical College in Albany, NY. He completed a surgical residency at the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry in Rochester, NY, and a clinical fellowship at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA.... His clinical interests include minimally invasive surgery, gastrointestinal disease/surgery, treatment of gastroesophageal reflux, esophageal motility disorders, and esophageal/gastric cancer.
Certificate of Need Application Approved for New St. James Mercy Hospital
St. James Mercy Hospital has received notification from the New York State Department of Health that its Certificate of Need (CON) application related to the planned new hospital construction and electronic medical records implementation has been approved. Designs for the exterior elevations of the new Hospital (below) are also available now for the first time. "We are thrilled to have reached this important milestone," said St. James Mercy Hospital President & CEO Jennifer Sullivan. "We've been waiting a long time for this day to come, and now that it's here, we expect things will begin happening very quickly."
Hornell Rotary Partners with St. James Mercy Hospital for Community Blood Screening
The Hornell Rotary Club has engaged the laboratory services of St. James Mercy Hospital for its annual Community Blood Screening. The screening will be offered from
6 to 10 am, Saturday, June 10th, St. James Mercy Hospital (please use lobby entrance)
The Blood Screening Program is open to uninsured/underinsured and anyone over 18. These screenings serve as an inexpensive way for community members with high-deductible health care plans to monitor their health, or it may be an early warning system in identifying potential health problems. A comprehensive blood screening ...
Promoting Healthy Kids Day at the 28th Annual Kids 1/4 Miler
Saturday, May 20, Healthy Kids Day kicks off the 28th Annual Kids Quarter-Miler at 9 a.m. in Hornell High School gymnasium. This event is co-sponsored by St. James Mercy Hospital, the Hornell Kiwanis Club, Oak Orchard Health and the Hornell YMCA. Parents and children can interact with several local organizations promoting healthy lifestyle choices...
Public Service Announcement
St. James Mercy Hospital Begins Construction for New Mobile MRI
Due to construction for a new mobile MRI at St. James Mercy Hospital, all Emergency Room (ER) walk-ins or drop-offs should enter through the ambulance bay entrance. Parking space next to the ER will not be available. Please use the visitor parking after drop-off is made.
St. James Mercy Launches Cancer Peer Education Program
Awareness of Screening for Breast and Prostate Cancers is Focus
St. James Mercy Hospital has filled two new positions for its New York State Breast and Prostate Cancer Peer Education Project. Kelsey Solo, Program Coordinator, will manage the work plan and budget, relationship and networking opportunities throughout Steuben County, and report progress of the project to the New York State Department of Health. Kelsey also serves as the MercyLine Coordinator for St. James Mercy Hospital. Sue Dunn, Peer Educator, will provide education and information to men and women throughout Steuben County regarding cancer screenings, specifically related to breast and prostate health...
Historic Hornell Photos on Display at St. James Mercy Hospital
Local physician and SJMH board member Dr. Spencer Annabel has loaned a collection of historic Hornell photographs to St. James Mercy Hospital for display in the lobby, cafeteria, and emergency room hallway areas.
Updated Imaging Equipment on Display During Foundation Visit to St. James Mercy Hospital
St. James Mercy Hospital recently hosted members of the Bethesda Foundation for a demonstration of new echocardiographic equipment and a specialized treadmill that represent state-of-the-art updates for patient testing at the Hospital. The equipment, a General Electric Vivid E-95, was obtained and installed earlier this year. Its purchase was largely subsidized by a $130,000 grant from the Foundation, the group's largest in history.
Kevin Briceland Discusses Improvements in Express Care/Emergency Dept with Kickin' Country 105.3
Kevin Briceland, Administrative Director/Chief Advanced Practive Provider at St. James Mercy, discusses new changes that have improved patient experience at Express Care and the Emergency Department. All providers are now employed directly by SJM—increasing staff accountability and consistency. The new employee model improves quality of care, access, and services. Patient satisfaction has increased as patients build long-term relationships with their providers.
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Listen to Amanda Kula's Breast Cancer Awareness Interview with Kickin' Country 105.3
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—early diagnosis and early treatment provide good patient outcomes. St. James Mercy has the first fully digital mammogram machine in the region which provides instantaneous, high resolution images while decreasing screening time. To register please call our scheduling department at (607) 324-8279.
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St. James Mercy Hospital Welcomes New Providers
St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) welcomed nine new healthcare providers at a reception held recently at Marino's restaurant in Hornell. The group represents a new approach to Emergency Department and Express Care services for the organization. "We are fortunate to have so many new, highly qualified providers join SJMH," said President and CEO Jennifer L. Sullivan, CPA. "We will be working hard with them, and the staff in our ED and Express Care sites, to ensure that we're providing the very best quality and service to every patient we see." The following providers joined St. James Mercy Hospital in September...
St. James Mercy Hospital Submits Application for New Hospital
State-of-the-art hospital campus planned for Hornellsville's former K-Mart Plaza site
St. James Mercy Hospital officials have submitted a Certificate of Need (CON) application to the New York State Department of Health for a new hospital ("Hornell Medical Village") at the former K-Mart Plaza in Hornellsville (Seneca Road), pending a final land purchase agreement. The CON application calls for a new 87,300 square-foot, state-of-the-art hospital, built to meet the evolving needs of patients in the Hornell area. Services at the newly planned St. James Mercy Hospital will include but not be limited to: a nearly 10,000-square foot emergency department; a 15-bed medical/surgical unit...
Dr. Annabel's Interview with Kickin' Country 105.3 on Cardiac Rehab
Dr. Spencer Annabel talks about the
Cardiac Rehab program
at St. James Mercy and its multi-dimensional, comprehensive program that guides the patient through the process of getting back to normal activities faster.
Listen now to Dr. Annabel's Interview
SJMH Partners with LeChase Construction of Rochester, N.Y. to Build New Facility
After a thorough and competitive review, St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) has awarded the construction manager contract for its new hospital and medical village project to LeChase Construction Services, LLC. Headquartered in Rochester, N.Y., with a local office in Corning, N.Y., LeChase has an extensive background in health care construction, having recently completed the UR Medicine's Golisano Children's Hospital....
Amanda Kula's Interview with Kickin' Country 105.3 – Express Care Clinic
Amanda Kula, Manager of Out Patient Services at SJMH, talks about the services, hours, new providers at the Express Care Clinic and more ...
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Bethesda Foundation Grant Awarded to St. James Mercy Hospital
St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) has received a grant in the amount of $130,000 from the Bethesda Foundation to purchase a cardiac ultrasound machine and a specialized treadmill which will aid in the early diagnosis of cardiac disease.... "St. James Mercy Hospital is extremely grateful to the Bethesda Foundation for its continuing support over the years," said Jennifer Sullivan, SJMH President & CEO. "The $130,000 grant allows us to procure new, state-of-the-art equipment which enables us to improve clinical quality as well as the patient experience. It also allows us to expand echocardiology and cardiac rehabilitation services at St. James Mercy Hospital..."
WLEA Newsmaker Interview with Jen Sullivan
Jen Sullivan, CEO and President of SJMH, talks with Brian O'Neil on the improved state of St. James Mercy Hospital and its future. All the departments are open and everything has been improving with an increase of patients....the services that the community was used to having in the past are open with successful transitions...
Listen now to Jen Sullivan
Dr. Mayewski's Interview with Kickin' Country 105.3
Dr. Ray Mayewski, Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director of SJMH, talks about how the hospital is thriving, services offered, and the future. Dr. Mayewski discusses a variety of topics including: surgical inpatient and outpatient services; full on-call surgery and emergency services 24/7; recruiting for gastroenterology, vascular and other surgical disciplines; the partnership with University of Rochester; the NYS grant, the Joint Commission's successful visit and accreditation; and the future...
Listen now to Dr. Ray Mayewski
Canisteo Greenwood Student Artists Display Work at St. James Mercy Hospital
Several Canisteo Greenwood students recently loaned their artwork to St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) for display in the lobby, cafeteria, and emergency room hallway. "We are delighted to display the works of so many creative students," said Jen Sullivan, president and CEO. "This is the first student art exhibit at SJMH, and we are pleased to offer the opportunity for local, budding artists to display their talents. Not only are we hopeful this exhibit will encourage local talent, but it also gives us the opportunity to enhance our facility."
Last week, St. James Mercy Hospital accomplished a significant milestone in our transformation, having secured $55 million in capital funding from New York State. Our continued progress is a reflection of the dedication, perseverence and support of so many in the St. James Mercy community...
SJMH Receives $54.9 million in State Funding to Support New Facility and UR Medicine Regional Planning
Governor Cuomo announced today that St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) will receive $54.9 million in funding for the development of a new health care facility in Hornell and to support the regional planning efforts underway with UR Medicine. "We are well on our way to transforming health care in Hornell, and today St. James Mercy Hospital is one step closer to achieving its goals," said Jennifer L. Sullivan, president and CEO, St. James Mercy Hospital. "Today's announcement provides us, as well as our partner UR Medicine, with clarity regarding the state's contribution to this effort."
St. James Mercy Hospital Elects 2016 Board of Directors
Earlier this year, St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) elected its 2016 Board of Directors, comprising experts in healthcare, education, finance, business and government. John Weyand continues his two-year term as chairman of the board. Susan Gray, PhD, serves as vice chair; Mayor Shawn Hogan, secretary; and Peter Wall, treasurer. Ismail Mehr, MD, and Jennifer Sullivan, president and CEO of the hospital, retain their seats. New members include Spencer Annabel, MD, and Brian Schu. "We are so thankful for the time and effort ...
Op-Ed: What's in Store for 2016
St. James Mercy Hospital Sets Sights on Successful 2016
Making predictions in the New Year—especially in a public manner—often puts one in a precarious position. Will we accomplish what we say we want to accomplish? Or will we fall flat of expectations? Last year, I wrote a column for
The Evening-Tribune
that outlined what St. James Mercy Hospital expected for 2015. I recently reviewed the column, and I am proud to say we accomplished many of the goals we set out for ourselves. Oak Orchard Health began providing pediatric care this past fall and plans to continue to expand more services ...
Jennifer L. Sullivan
President and CEO
St. James Mercy Hospital
St. James Mercy Announces New CNO
St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) is pleased to announce that Neva Bossard, RN, MSN, has been named Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) after serving as interim clinical director for more than seven months. Ms. Bossard joined SJMH as a staff nurse and has served in various nursing leadership roles since joining the hospital in 2002. "Neva possesses impressive leadership skills," said Jennifer Sullivan, president and CEO.
Financial Assistance and Living Alone Safely Interviews on Kickin' Country WKPQ
Listen to Ann Bassage talk about the many financial assistance options available (health insurance, charity care...)
(mp3). For more information call (607) 324-8030 or visit
Listen to Diane Griffin, MercyLine Coordinator, on tips for living alone safely
(mp3). For more information, visit
SJMH Welcomes Opening of Oak Orchard Health to Hornell
New Healthcare Provider a Shining Example of Transformation
Officials from St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) and community leaders are welcoming Oak Orchard Health to the Hornell community, as the healthcare provider officially opens its doors today. "For more than a year now we have been working with Jim Cummings and the Oak Orchard Health team to bring their top-notch medical services to our community," said Jennifer L. Sullivan, president and CEO, St. James Mercy Hospital. "The opening of this first-class healthcare provider is proof positive of the successful collaboration ...
SJMH Receives Joint Commission Accreditation for Another Three Years
Officials from St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) have been notified by the Joint Commission that the hospital has earned accreditation as part of its three-year review cycle. The Joint Commission is a not-for-profit accrediting organization which surveys and accredits more than 21,000 hospitals and health systems across the U.S.
Op-ed for
Hornell Evening Tribune
St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) announced last month that several UR Medicine clinical leaders have begun working with Hornell-area physicians, nurses and hospital administrators. We are delighted to represent this new and important partnership. Our shared objective is to reaffirm the hospital's commitment to high quality, safe care, now that it is operating as an independent entity. From the beginning, we have been impressed with the compassion ...
Dr. Ray Mayewski
Interim Chief Medical Officer, St. James Mercy Hospital
Chief Medical Officer, Strong Memorial Hospital and Highland Hospital
Dr. Rhonda Peterson
President, Medical Staff, St. James Mercy Hospital
New Physician Joins St. James Mercy Hospital Medical Staff
Dr. Tamera Paczos will serve as SJMH Pathologist and Lab Director
St. James Mercy Hospital (SJMH) announced that Tamera Paczos, MD has joined the SJMH Medical Staff to serve as SJMH's Pathologist and Laboratory Director in a part-time capacity. "We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Paczos to St. James Mercy Hospital and the Medical Staff," said Jennifer L. Sullivan, president and CEO, SJMH. "Dr. Paczos brings an impressive resume of training and experience that will benefit providers and patients alike."
St. James Mercy Hospital welcomes Dr. Tamera Paczos.
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King Charles – Banquet Records Instore
King Charles returns to Banquet Records in Kingston on Saturday 23rd January for an intimate all-ages in-store the day after his new album Gamble For A Rose is released.
The album, produced by his friend and tour buddy Marcus of Mumford & Sons, further explores King Charles' unique take on indie-pop, with help from members of Noah & The Whale.
Following his biggest tour to date, a 28 nights in 28 days extravaganza that ended with a triumphant headline show at the London Forum, Charles set out to make "the album I should have made five years ago."
The first song to be unveiled from 'Gamble For A Rose' was the album opener 'Loose Change For A Boatman', a passionate love song ("You say your love for me has waned from the storm, Your passions have fallen from the days of old, If ever you loved me, If ever at all, Our souls are tied."), which builds and builds before exploding into riotous, arena-leveling colour. This was followed up by the official video for the title track 'Gamble For A Rose' which you can watch below.
Charles' recording story began in 2010 when a few months after a near-fatal skiing accident he won Grand Prize at the International Songwriting Competition for a piece called 'Love Lust'. Soon after he signed to Universal in America and relocated to LA where he made his debut album 'Love Blood' with Matthew Wilder (No Doubt, Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson).


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Tropical Manila Trailer (2008)
"No matter how difficult, life must go on." 01 January 2008 89 mins
Kim-Dusik, who committed a murder in Korea, fled to Manila and has lived there nearly 15 years. He lives with his Filipino wife, Medusa, and their 15-year old son, Philip. Dusik, his irresistible yearning for his mother, turns into violence inflicted on his son, and sexual abuse inflicted on his wife. He only looks forward to going back to Korea as the 15 year statute of limitations runs out. As Philip grows up he confronts his father about his mistreatment of his mother. Philip, in spite of himself, takes after his father's violent behavior. Medusa finds out that Dusik is leaving for Korea in a few months and begs him to take Philip with him to raise him as a Korean.
Watch the official Tropical Manila 2008 trailer in HD below or find more Tropical Manila videos on Vidimovie.


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News from Woodlawn
Regional news from newspapers and blogs
- Social Security benefits to rise by 2 percent in 2018triblive.com
- Disability backlog tops 1 million; thousands die on waitlisttriblive.com
- 'Serial' star seeks new trialtriblive.com
- Buying Here: Ranch home in Trafford a classicpost-gazette.com
- $4 a month? Social Security recipients to get tiny increaseobserver-reporter.com
- Work on Woodlawn road in Cranberry expected to begin this monthtriblive.com
- Man at center of 'Serial' podcast granted new trialtriblive.com
- Crafton to repave more streets, alleys, thanks to low bid, fuel coststriblive.comSteuben , Walnut Street , Sycamore , Linwood , Woodlawn
- Riverhounds hunting for 1st win, set to host Bronx amateur clubtriblive.comCaribbean , Canada , Pittsburgh , New York , The Gambia
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Regional sources
- newpittsburghcourieronline.com
- post-gazette.com
- triblive.com
- observer-reporter.com
- The Vindicator
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From ages, exercises and controlled diet program are considered as some of the best techniques to lose weight. But, contemporary fast pace of life doesn't allow these proven but slow methods. Though advance medical sciences have also given many other quick and effective options, like liposuction and surgery, but again the heavy cost and repetitiveness have prevented many to opt for these methods.
Medical science has been looking for a superior, cheap & effective solution, which can help a person get rid of obesity. After many tests, failures & successes, some development has been seen in the formulation of weight loss drugs. Phentermine, Adipex, Xenical & Ionamin are few of the famous branded diet pills manufactured by different companies but they all have same property as of Phentermine.
In 1959, FDA (Food and Drug Administration) approved Phentermine, which was initially made available in US in the resin form. But later in the early 70's, Phentermine Hydrochloride entered the market. Point of fact is that there is no difference between Phentermine and Adipex. Phentermine is the generic name of this weight loss drug and Adipex is the brand name of Phentermine, which is manufactured by Gate Pharmaceuticals. The online availability of these weight loss drugs have eased people as getting the medicine takes only few second rather than going to the market. Good news is that online drug stores offer cheaper Adipex & Phentermine than local physical drug stores.
Like Phentermine diet pills only, Adipex diet pills are also sympathomimetic amine. This compound is similar to amphetamine and prescribed as a short-term supplement to regular workouts and controlled as well as balanced diet programs for treating obesity. If, simply said, both Phentermine & Adipex are appetite suppressants and works by affecting central nervous system. As the body gets a "full" feeling resulting from the effects of suppressed appetite, automatically the food intake is reduced. And when the body calls for energy to perform normal functioning, it starts breaking down the fat mounted up on the body thereby making an obese person lose his extra weight.
Although Adipex & Phentermine, both are considered as safe weight loss drugs, but consultation with a physician is a must before seeking medication for any of these weight reduction drugs. Pregnant women, breast feeding mothers, person with hypertension, heart problems, glaucoma, history of drug or alcohol abuse, diabetes, epilepsy, allergy etc. should discuss with their doctor properly before taking Adipex or Phentermine.
The early phase of taking the drug may be associated with mild side effects like blurred vision, touchiness, bad stomach, and dry mouth. It can also increase heart rate and blood pressure. Normally, the normal dose includes a pill a day with water but other ways may be prescribed by doctors. So, one should always follow the instructions given by the doctor.
In the last, one should be informed that both Phentermine and Adipex are short term weight loss drugs and not a permanent way out to reduce obesity. Additionally, they are also found to be habit forming. So, to get rid of obesity permanently one has to abide by a strict diet program and regular physical activities along with medication.