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"Just like home"
I stayed here in a private room with en suite bath while attending a film festival. It was just like coming home every time I left the hub-bub of Hollywood Blvd for a break or a good night's sleep. The outdoor area is beautiful, the rooms are homey and clean, the staff is friendly and helpful, the decor and Hollywood history are charming. I'll be back!
– Bethany C on Tripadvisor
"This place is great to stay close by the Hollywood blvd (just around the corner). You are in the middle of all the action but great to go back and rest in a quiet, peaceful place. Breakfast is great, all you can eat waffles, tea, and coffee. The staff is super nice and helpful, they hook you up with great tours, give you tips and directions to move around the city, and have a great shuttle service to LAX. Overall not your typical hostel experience because this one just went overboard.
– Anonymous on HostelWorld
"Perfect Hollywood location"
I stayed here for 2 nights while in LA in a private room and it was everything I wanted, the hostel is beautiful, it's a traditional Hollywood house and doesn't feel like a hostel. The room was lovely, bed was comfortable, the staff were great and the hostel is literally minutes away from the Chinese Theatre and Walk of Fame.All in all if you want somewhere clean, comfortable, in a convenient location to explore Hollywood I would definitely recommend this hostel and I would stay here again if I came back to LA.– amyloui89 on TripAdvisor
"Great stay!"This was a really pretty little hostel, in amongst huge buildings and just around the corner from the walk of fame. It seemed out of place- like it should have been a gardeners cottage in Downton Abbey, not the centre of Hollywood. Great facilities, very clean, staff were lovely, free waffles were great, I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to get in the midst of the Hollywood thing. Very close to a really pretty hiking trail.
– EmmaJK7 on Tripadvisor
"Recommended"Excellent location, cleanliness, and service.Recently stayed for six nights sharing a private room with my 21 yo son.Hostel is an old rambling house with lots of natural light and a surprisingly laid back and quiet atmosphere. Conveniently located for Hollywood and Griffith observatory. Downtown is easily accessible on the subway whilst Santa Monica and the Getty are quite easy (bearing in mind this is LA) to reach. Have already recommended this hostel to friends and other family members.– mmahoney60 on Tripadvisor
"We loved our stay"We loved this place! Tidy, location to die for, and affordable -with super cheap parking! The reception lady was really friendly, and they also had the cutest dog at the reception 🙂 There was the best hot chocolate in common room, I still miss that… If I went back to LA, I wouldn't even think of staying anywhere else.
– miukumau on Tripadvisor
"Nice hostel with great location"The environment of the hostel is warm and nice. There is also courtyard for you to enjoy sunshine. Room size is at the average. There is a small kitchen allows you to do simple cooking. Breakfast of pancake (do it yourself) is provided. The location is at the heart of Hollywood.
– YBL333 on Tripadvisor
My roommate & I stayed at the hostel almost a year ago during our first visit to California & we loved the hostel. The staff were helpful & friendly. Our room was clean & comfortable. The hostel is in a perfect location for what we wanted to do & we're planning to stay there again when we go back to Hollywood in February.– Amy J Wallace on Facebook
Awesome fabulous place. It just like home. Was there 2 years ago and the place and staff are as good as before. The kitchen been upgrade. Free locker service. The staff there is still as nice, wonderful, polite and forever helpful. Kudos!
– Petrina Tan on Facebook
This was my first hostel experience and it was good. The dorm, restrooms and showers were clean. The dorm has six bunks but I shared the room with no more than 2 other guys and it did not feel cramped. The attendants were helpful at all times and they responded quickly to my particular requests at the time I made my booking. For the price, the location is superb: main bus line, metro, supermarket, night life and attractions all within one block – and yes, you can even spot the movie stars within one block! I am sure this will be a favorite place of mine.
– Mefi B. on Airbnb
Its really a BOUTIQUE hostel. Total gem in Hollywood. We just needed a place to stay for few days and wow did this work out. The rooms are really clean, like some of the cleanest I've seen in any hotel! Nice staff and most importantly though,LOCATION. I would definitely stay here again! – Marina A. on Yelp
Stayed here a while ago- was great to get to go inside a Hollywood style mansion, stayed in a room on the top floor in the attic. Kitchen available. The hostel is just down the street from the Kodak theater and in here is the best Starbucks as you overlook the Hollywood sign. The hostel is also close to the subway station which you can take to Universal Studios and from the Greyhound Station (the Hollywood one is much closer) in LA you can take a bus to the subway and then the subway to the hostel.
-Lisa J. on TripAdvisor
Fantastic location
We stayed in a private 4 bed room with our own ensuite for $100 a night. The room was comfortable and clean, shower lovely and we could not have asked for a better location. The only very slight draw back was we love to watch American TV and no TV in room ( but there is one in the communal area) and no pool. Not huge things to miss especially for the price and fabulous history. Marilyn Monroe and Rita Hayworth both stayed here and I would recommend to anybody!
– LondonEnglandHelen on Tripadvisor
I've never written a review simply because I can never be bothered to, but this hostel deserves a lot of credit for their service. I've never been helped so much, all the staff are friendly. They have just done up some of their facilities, they have a gas BBQ free to use, cheap laundry, awesome outside sitting area, free pancakes in the morning all within a close proximity of Hollywood's walk of fame.They also organise this awesome 'club crawl' that takes you to 4 or 5 clubs, a free drink in each club, with some real fun games, all for 20 dollars. There are other hostels that organise these crawls but for at lest 40-60 dollars….and yes I checked. Best of all, I forgot my cardigan and my shirt and they were so nice and easy to send it back to my London address after I paid for the shipping. Top guys! The Polish and Spanish women who work there are also really cute!
– Owain90 on Tripadvisor
My roommate & I stayed at the hostel almost a year ago during our first visit to California & we loved the hostel. The staff were helpful & friendly. Our room was clean & comfortable. The hostel is in a perfect location for what we wanted to do & we're planning to stay there again when we go back to Hollywood in February.
– Amy J. Wallace on Facebook
Close to all Hollywood Blvd activities. Great staff. Only issue was internet connectivity dropped out at times enough to frustrate. Otherwise excellent place for any one including families wanting to stay in the area, at a reasonable price.
– Ano M on Expedia
The location is great, very clean hostel, the best staff!
– Anonymous on HOSTELWORLD
This is the second time we stayed at the Orange Drive Hostel. Since our last stay, they added a cool outdoor patio and yard with chairs and tables and the whole place just felt great. The staff was awesome and went out of their way to help us out whenever we needed anything. I will definitely be coming back!
– 518Scotty333 on TripAdvisor
Thank you for making my stay awesome !
I would recommend this place to all my friends 🙂
I hope to return soon. Just have to save my money up again.
-Jackie Adams (from our Facebook page)
Within walking distance of Hollywood Boulevard, this mansion-style hostel is popular for its location and friendly staff. The 1920s remodeled home offers as much privacy as one can ask for in Hollywood. Although regular events are not planned by management, guests will never be bored while they are blocks away from Hollywood and Highland shopping, Mann's Chinese Theater, the El Capitan and the Kodak Theater. Former guests urge travelers to consider the seven-day package deal, since it saves significant cash.
-Danielle Farve, CBS LA (from Best Youth Hostels in Los Angeles)
Really nice hostel in a great location
Amazing place. Was my first time staying in a hostel, and I couldn't have found a cooler place to stay for a few nights. My friend and I loved the huge house, and it's literally on a street right off of Hollywood Blvd. Let's be honest, LA's public transport kind of sucks, but this hostel is pretty close to a metro station and some bus stops. We met people from all over while staying here, and everyone was very chill and interested in us. The people working the desk were knowledgeable about where to eat and how to get around the city, and our roommates were gone for most of the day. There are lockers, they're not huge but they can hold a backpack or at least your laptop. There's free oatmeal, coffee, and tea which isn't much but it was good as a quick bite before heading out. Of course, there are amazing places to go to and eat at in LA, so you shouldn't just stay at the hostel the whole time. As far as cons, the only thing I noticed was that the rooms got pretty hot at night, even if it was cold outside. I also noticed was the construction going on in the back of the house which created some noise, but it's understandable while they upgrade. Overall a very nice hostel, with a lot of charm.
– Joel H on Tripadvisor
Orange Drive Hostel
I have stayed here twice and have loved both times! Value for money and LOCATION! Just off Hollywood boulevard so your not getting all the main road traffic and in a nice little culdesac. First time I stayed with 2 girlfriends and we had the private room with shared bathroom which was fine, we didn't see any other guests in the bathroom the whole time! Second time I stayed with my partner for a week in the private room with ensuite. It was exactly like a hotel only in a big house!! We looked at some hotels in the area and they were all soooo over priced! The only thing it doesn't have is a pool and A/C but we just opened windows. We were there smack bang in the middle of summer as well so didn't have a problem with the room and heat. Great little kitchen.. we brought some cereal and milk to cut costs a little as we were at the end of our 5 week USA holiday. FYI no elevators and a few stairs so you will need to drag your luggage up stairs if your on level 2 or 3. Would really recommend this for singles, couples, friends etc. They also have a bar crawl that me and my partner did which was fun and a great way to meet a whole bunch of other people! 🙂 I have lots of photos of my trip on my blog http://www.lovepuffin.blogspot.com.au Enjoy your trip! 🙂
– Lovepuffin_blogspot on TripAdvisor
Location, cleaness, price and facilities!
I stayed in the hostel in early august (2013) and simply loved it!The location is perfect: right on the corner of Hollywood Boulevard, but in a calm street where you don't have to listen to the traffic or any other noises. So you are in a peaceful place, but you also have EVERYTHING near you: brand stores, Starbucks, CVS's, restaurants, subway, bus stop, malls, Chinese Theater, Madame Tussards, Disney Store, etc.The spaces inside the hostel was great. Our room was excellence: clean, fresh and light. The sheets were soft and clean and so the bedcover was. We also had a bathroom inside our room and it was great, even thought its door was made of glass (the door that separate the bathroom from the room).The hostel had a very complete kitchen, with everything you could imagine, and they offer pancakes and coffee for breakfast. This is great. The common space was really good either.They had comfortable sofas, tables and, again, the space was very clean and light. They also had ATM machines inside, and food machines and computers. Ah, they had free WIFI. 😀 The staff was wonderful. They were pretty receptive with us and gave us tips about where to go or what to do. They also had a list with all the main attractions of the city and how to get there by public transportation (like, take the bus X in street Y and stop in street Z). It was really useful for me that didn't get a car to my trip. Honestly, I've been to many hostels in the world and this one was, so far, the best I've ever been. The price was good, the place, the location and the staff too. I felt so good about everything and I can tell for sure that it wouldn't be the same with I stayed in a Hotel.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Our Travels with Charlie Come to a Close
The first time I saw Charlie, I was standing on the steps of the Matheson Courthouse at 600 South in Salt Lake City. She was hanging her chocolate head out of the backseat of our Subaru. Brigham had picked her up from a pound in Spanish Fork earlier that day, promising me on the phone that he had found, after 6 weeks of dog-shopping, The Dog for us. He was right.
Charlie was a bit wilder after arriving home than she felt free to reveal during her walk at the pound with Brigham. The endearing, and trying, thing about Charlie was simply that she never wanted to be alone. She loved people so much. All she wanted in life was to chase balls and be with people.
During the first week--it may have even been the first full day of dog ownership--I returned home from work to find my house in such a state that I thought someone had broken in and committed acts of violence. This was just from the outside, too. The wood blinds were broken and I could see a tilted lampshade. Of course, it was just poor Charlie, nervous to be on her own with all the blinds drawn (so as not to loose heat out the 100 year old windows).
My life in Salt Lake revolved around Charlie in a very real way. We lived three blocks from the dog park. That is where I could be found every evening. In the six weeks btwn ending my clerkship and Andrew's birth, Charlie was my constant companion. We would start our day at Liberty Park, throwing the ball up that big hill by the water. August until October 17th. Even at the time, when I thought I had another decade left with that sweet dog, I thought it was such a beautiful picture: Charlie's shiny chocolatey self against the vibrant grass. I wish I had taken a photo.
After Andrew was born, Charlie took a backseat. It was hard, and she was jealous. But we never had to worry about her posing a threat to our kids. Andrew loved her and she allowed him to crawl all over her, pull her fur and tail and ears with total abandon. The first words that I knew my sons understood were "Charlie" and "doggie." The first thing both boys did in their babyhood was play with the dog from the side of our bed. All I had to do was say "doggie!" or "Charlie!" and my babies would stop fussing and start looking down at the ground, trying to find their beloved little animal.
Andrew's love for Charlie waned a bit when he got older and would occassionally get knocked down by our exuberant dog. No matter how old she got, she really still acted like a puppy. I think it led us to believe she was indescructable, both to injury and to time.
She was tough. Once, I witnessed another dog lunge at her and seem to bite her. She gave out a very distressed yelp, but then just trotted on back to our house. Brigham discovered, hours later, that she actually had an enormous hole in her side that required many stiches (and about $600) to close. He had been throwing the ball to her in the park and noticed that she would walk back to him. That was how she showed injury.
When we first moved back to Va, my dad and I would bring Charlie with us on every outing we took with Andrew. I think we went to the McLean library just about every day that fall. Charlie would chase the ball while Andrew tottered around on the playground equipment.
Everything we did, Charlie sort of fit herself into. My favorite thing to do is simply go on walks. My parents live on a dead-end street with a bike-trail, so walks with the boys and Charlie were just what we did, multiple times a day. When I would sit at the computer, Charlie lay underneath at my feet. The chairs around our dining room table even today are disturbed by the last time she scrambled out from her favorite resting place when she heard the word "walk." I am still stepping widely to get in and out of bed. That is where she slept, and it is where my senses still think she is. Where they know she in all rights should still be.
Last Friday, I took her outside with Andrew and I so I could brush her and just let her hang out with us while Will slept. The kids next door were thrilled and had a great time playing catch with her. She kept at it for at least an hour before refusing to go on with it. This didn't seem too unusual; it was hot and even Charlie can get worn out eventually.
An hour later, inside, I discovered she had gotten sick in our basement while she lay next to the boys. The only alarm it raised was for the carpet. We didn't really start to think something was truly wrong and in need of medical attention until the next day. By then it was just too late. We still don't know if she ate poison or if she picked up a bacteria called Leptospirosa. I am trying to keep myself from wondering when it was, how it was, that she came into contact with something that was stronger than she was.
Charlie really was the best dog I have ever known. She loved us, was devoted to us. You couldn't even scold her for her minor infractions because it just hurt her feelings beyond the severity of the offense.
It has taken me a month to get back to my blog because it hurt my heart too much to finish this post about Charlie, and yet I didn't feel that I could write anything more until I wrote about her.
I still think about Charlie every day and miss her. I try to battle the feeling that her little life was wasted on us. She was such a happy and devoted dog. She infused some of that enthusiasm in our own lives, getting us out the door multiple times a day to go on walks.
The few times I have had the heart to make that familiar walk down Old Falls and the bike trail since her passing, I have realized how much she added to those little jaunts. Somehow, it just isn't as satisfying when there isn't that big happy brown dog running up ahead to get her ball and then lying in the grass, waiting for us to catch up. I like to think that, though it may be a long wait, that is exactly what she is doing now.
16 comments:
- Tara, Doug, and Isaac said...
Oh, Alex. I'm sorry about your beautiful dog and I'm glad you took the time to do the tribute.
- Ashley said...
That was beautiful, and sad. It made me miss your dog and I never even saw her. I'm sorry you've been so sad. She sounds like a wonderful dog and it must be sad not having her around anymore. I'm glad you have such good pictures of her.
On a brighter note, I'm glad you are back to blogging.
- Michelle said...
I'm on the verge of tears. I am so sorry that your sweet dog passed away. Love you! Let's get together when you are back from Cali.
- Monica Merced Rich said...
Oh, Allie. I'm so, so sorry! I had been worried about you -- I even considered calling. I just knew something must have been wrong for you to take such a lengthy blogging break. I'm really sorry I didn't. I'm a crappy friend.
I'm glad you are back in the blogging world.
- Allie said...
I am so sorry. What a beautiful tribute though, and I loved looking at all of the pictures.
- Lyndsay said...
Good to see you back on the blogging scene, Alex. I'm so sorry about your dog! Your post was such a great tribute to her. I hope it was cathartic to finally write and post it.
- The Hammonds said...
I'm so sorry about Charlie. He always has a place in our memories of Emmy's 2nd birthday when he attempted to dig himself out of our backyard. What a sweet, rambunctious dog!
- Tat said...
So sorry to hear of Charlie's passing. She was so lucky to have a family like you guys!
- Sarah said...
Hey Alexandra! I'm so sorry about Charlie! I know how sad losing such a close pet can be. They're never replaceable. She really was such an integral part of your family. How are Andrew and Will handling it? It's good to hear how things are going again.
- Troy and Nancee said...
I'm so sorry about Charlie. He has SOOO many similarities with our dog. I seriously got broken up reading your post. It will really make me appreciate the time I have with her. I'm sorry.
- Andrea, Mrs. said...
I'm so sad. Like one of the other commented: I didn't even know her and I miss her.
I love dogs. We had a dog in our family for 13 years. I know how they can be part of your family.
- Lauren said...
I am sorry about your dog. It is so good for kids to have that connection with their pets. At least they can always remember Charlie through photographs.
- Carolina said...
This would be heartbreaking for me. In fact, the fear of losing a pet is one reason that I don't have one. But I've probably missed out on a lot of great memories, which you will always have.
- E&A said...
Your tribute to Charlie is heartfelt. She is waiting in the grass for you and as soon as you finish your walk she will gladly keep you company again.
- The Funeral Lady said...
This is an absolutely beautiful tribute to a special friend. So many memories...a fond farewell...thank you for sharing Charlie's stories.
- lynne said...
Oh, I am so sorry. What a great companion that dog seemed like. Have you ever read that sweet poem, "The Rainbow Bridge"? it will make you cry but it is so, so tender...

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Precipitation of minerals between detrital quartz and quartz overgrowths in sandstones
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European Journal of Mineralogy Volume 4 Number 6 (1992), p. 1401 - 1406
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manuscript accepted: Mar 13, 1992
manuscript received: Sep 9, 1991
DOI: 10.1127/ejm/4/6/1401
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Abstract In the uranium-vanadium bearing sandstones from the Morrison Formation (Colorado Plateau, U.S.A.), coffinite and vanadium clays are located at the interface between detrital quartz grains and quartz overgrowths. Tyuyamunite, which results from recent alteration of uranium-vanadium minerals, also occurs below the quartz overgrowths. Effective porosity at the core-overgrowth interface is demonstrated by resin impregnation. Etching experiments using dilute HF indicate that the detrital grain-quartz overgrowth interface is preferentially corroded. Coffinite and vanadium clays may have precipitated by dissolution/replacement along the detrital grain-overgrowth interface. The interface between detrital grain and overgrowths may therefore be a site for the creation or destruction of microporosity in sandstone.
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In a never ending quest to stay warm in style this winter... I knew just who to turn to, as Kaiser Karl rarely disappoints.
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In a never ending quest to stay warm in style this winter... I knew just who to turn to, as Kaiser Karl rarely disappoints.
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brilliant! is too much ever much? :)ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend Sue xoxo
A Chanel Bouillotte. I have to have it! whether hiking the Himalayas or sleeping in my frigid stable/house , I never part with my "bouillotte" i am partial to the french hot water bottles, referred to as bouillottes. On secong thoughts the price tag of this very useful item might give me the chills... Stay warm this week end.ReplyDelete
That is such a cool post:) Thanks for the giggle and wish you a relaxing weekendReplyDelete
You know...you should really talk to a Chanel representative and let them know about your little collection of randomness. I think they would be happy to see it and maybe share it!ReplyDelete
I think this is one of my favorites you've done! Too funny yet so chic!ReplyDelete
Karl certainly does not disappoint. The man is a genius. Have you seen the Chanel logo in mosaic on my newest post for the Chanel Byzance collection?? If you decide to feature it, you could perhaps add the link to my blog for those who would like to learn more about mosaic art...? xxxReplyDelete
OMG...that is one of the collest Channel itemd I have ever seen. TGIF! xxReplyDelete
Shut the front door! Where did you find this?? Leave it to you, Sue! Happy weekend and stay warm and cozy. xxReplyDelete
That's hilarious! The hot water bottle was my best friend a couple of months ago post egg retrieval!ReplyDelete
Just when I thought I might have seen it all!ReplyDelete
Now that's a hot style!ReplyDelete
Happy weekend!
xo Cathy
Oh Karl. Amazing that you managed to dig up 52 bits of randomness. I guess it just reinforces the thought that you can never have too much Chanel! Happy Friday. Hope you have a lovely weekend...and no more snow!ReplyDelete
For someone who definitely has everything! Always love your Chanel posts! have a great weekend and stay warm :)ReplyDelete
Love the randomness and it doesn't get any more fabulous than Chanel!!! Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
I have serious questions for people who own one of these. But hey, whatever floats your boat. Or warms your belly.ReplyDelete
i LOVE your random chanel finds! i don't care what it is, chanel is fab. i covet a bag...ReplyDelete
have a great weekend!
Thank you so much for your sweet comments you left on my blog (haydenavery.blogspot.com)! I'm a frequent visitor of your blog too.ReplyDelete
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With snow storms raging everywhere at the moment this is just perfect. Just cuddle up in bed with Chanel.ReplyDelete
Congrats on a whole year! Whew! And seriously- who comes up with this stuff?ReplyDelete
Haaa! That's amazing. Thanks Karl :)ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend, Sue! xoxo
hehe The endless list of Chanel items that are hilarious continues!! =) hehe.ReplyDelete
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This isn't funny! I NEED that thing! It's freezing cold here in Texas colder that Alaska!!!!Where can I get one, or two or three?????Maryanne xoReplyDelete
Brilliant find by you. And love your little tale of how you started your blog. really? You were finding random fantastic things? Love that! What are you up to this weekend?ReplyDelete
Loving it!ReplyDelete
And of course you would fill it with hot water scented with a few drops of your favourite Chanel perfume..! :)
xx Charlotta
I just about busted a gut laughing over this one. Quick...I need the comfort of a hot water bottle! Love knowing where the Random Chanel items started. What might you discover during this year's Super Bowl?ReplyDelete
Since the Cowboys, Giants and Jets ( listed in order of importance)... I'll be focused on halftime!
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Oh, this is just hilarious. I love it. Yay for randomness.ReplyDelete
Hahahaha! This is so chic bizarre! Enjoy your weekend!ReplyDelete
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Caming Ctoc (camera To Camera)I love to chat with other cds who have a camera and chat about our mutual interest. I especially enjoy seeing others getting turned on in their sexy, sissy, silky panties and lingerie. Some of the places i do this is on http://www.freecrossdresschat.com or for just chat...
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I Really Enjoy Chatting On Cam Dressed In LingerieI do it a few times a month and really enjoy it. I like it best when it's with a genetic girl or a couple, but sometimes it doesn't matter much whose on the other end. I guess it's the exhibitionist in me :)
A Fantasy...Video chatting while dressed in pantyhose, heels, and sexy lingerie is a fantasy of mine. I've not yet done it, but would be willing with the right partner while both dressed in hose. I get excited just thinking about it! I have a laptop with a camera, but am not sure how to...
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Chatting On CamI really do love chatting on line while dressed in nylons and pantys . This is something that I do as often as possible , there is nothing as sexy as chatting with another sissy while watching each other (well , unless you are actually in the same room ) .
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I've Done It Before.Kinda. I had my pink robe on over it... Lol!
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Unit 6 Fountain Drive
Mead Lane
Hertford Hertfordshire SG13 7UB
United Kingdom
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Private Limited
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Head Office
+44 1992 586677
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0-9 Employees
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Mr Keith Benton
- Producer
- Distributor
- Service provider
- District heating, cooling, steam and compressed air supply services
- Pipes, tubes, ducts and hoses, plastic, by use
- Flexible hoses and tubes, plastic, by use
- Couplings and fittings, plastic, for pipes and hoses
- Plastic products for the mechanical engineering industry
- Plastic products NES
- Compressed and liquefied gases. Chemicals for refrigeration
- Lubricants, petroleum based
- Chemicals, by use, NES
- Chemical fluids, greases, pastes and lubricants
- Dental laboratory equipment and supplies
- Iron castings and parts, by use
- Pipes, tubes, ducts and pipelines, ferrous metals, by use
- Pipes and tubes, non-ferrous metals, by use
- Pipe, tube and hose fittings, metal
- Tanks, metal, for gases
- Lubricating and oil purification equipment
- Concrete products
- Aircraft engine components
- Inlet manifold components
- Internal combustion engine components NES
- Vacuum pumps
- Pumps NES
- Compressors
- Compressors, low pressure
- Compressors, medium pressure
- Compressors, high pressure
- Compressors, screw
- Compressors, reciprocating
- Compressors, jet venturi
- Compressors, diaphragm
- Compressors, centrifugal
- Compressors, vane type
- Compressors, rotary
- Compressors, axial flow
- Compressors, submerged
- Compressors, booster
- Compressors, multi-stage
- Compressors, gas
- Compressors, oil free
- Compressors, soundproofed
- Compressors, radial flow
- Compressors, side channel
- Compressors, hand operated
- Compressors, computer controlled, multiple operation
- Compressors by use
- Compressors for refrigeration plant
- Compressors for the building industry
- Compressors for corrosive gases
- Compressors for pneumatic conveyors
- Compressors for asphalt, bitumen, wax and resin hot spraying apparatus
- Compressors for airbrushes, photomechanical printing
- Compressors for heat pump systems
- Compressors for air conditioners
- Compressors, under vehicle
- Compressors, oil, for hydraulic presses
- Compressors, nuclear industry
- Compressor sets
- Compressor components and accessories
- Regulating systems for air and gas compressors
- Valves for air compressors
- Pistons for compressors
- Seals for compressors
- Rotors, compressor
- Radiators for compressors
- Pulsation dampers for compressors
- Separators, air-water, automatic, for compressors
- Leaf springs and springs for compressor valves
- Filters, air compressor intake
- Air compressor spare parts
- Refrigeration compressor spare parts
- Air compressors
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- Air compressor sets, engine driven
- Air motors
- Pneumatic tools and machines
- Pneumatic and hydro-pneumatic parts and accessories
- Silencers
- Installation and maintenance services, for engines and mechanical components
- Air heaters
- Refrigerators
- Refrigeration plant and equipment, industrial
- Air filtration equipment
- Dust extraction equipment
- Fume extraction equipment, by use
- Electric tools NES
- Pressure regulating and controlling instruments
- Flow meters
- Flow meters
- Testing equipment for the mechanical industry
- Filters and strainers for the chemical industry, by use
- Separators for the chemical industry
- Laboratory equipment, general
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- Filters and separators, oil and gas production
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- Flight instruments and aeroplane on-board ancillary equipment
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- Hire and rental of industrial machinery, tools and equipment
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Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and Nassau University Medical Center are teaming up to declare that in the battle against heroin, there is both "hope and help" available. Supervisor Murray and NUMC officials are inviting parents, friends and family, as well as those suffering from addiction, to an informative Hope & Help Heroin Recovery Resource & Referral Program at the medical center on Tuesday, October 20th from 7 to 9 PM. Attendees will have an opportunity to meet with professionals from an array of drug counseling and recovery organizations in attendance, hear inspiring testimony from recovering addicts and health professionals, and receive informative materials.
"Fatal heroin overdoses have skyrocketed by more than 100 percent in just one year's time," stated Supervisor Murray. "Education, prevention and early intervention are important steps that we as a community can take to combat this heroin epidemic. I am proud to partner with the Nassau University Medical Center and a number of drug counseling and assistance organizations to bring these excellent programs and services to Nassau County residents."
"NUMC has the only Inpatient Chemical Dependency Program in Nassau County. Kate Murray has a plan to effectively fight the war on drugs and has taken the initiative to contact us and work collaboratively with us to address the serious heroin problem in Nassau County. Her cooperative approach involves chemical dependency treatment providers, law enforcement, health professionals, drug addicted individuals and their families. Her leadership on this issue is helping to keep Nassau County safe. I commend her for her leadership and comprehensive plan," said Warren D. Zysman LCSW-R, CASAC, Trustee and Chairman of the Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Committee of the Board of Directors of NUMC & CEO of ACI Chemical Dependency Treatment Centers.
"What we can't do alone we can do together!" added Richard Davis, a recovering heroin addict with 38 years clean, who is one of the featured guest speakers. Davis has worked tirelessly in his efforts to help suffering addicts and their families.
The event will be attended by a number of top-notch organizations, including the Nassau University Medical Center detox and chemical rehabilitation units, ACI Chemical Dependency Treatment Center, Long Island Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence, Mercy Hospital Association, Oceanside Counseling Center, South Nassau Communities Hospital, Samaritan Village, Long Island Teen Challenge, Long Island Jewish Project Outreach, Hispanic Counseling Center, the Roosevelt Ed Alcohol Counseling Treatment Center (REACT), Confide Counseling Center, South Shore Child Guidance Association, the Five Towns Community Center CODA Program and H.E.L.P. Services Inc.
Supervisor Murray has been on the front lines in the war against heroin in Nassau County. She recently called for the creation of a countywide heroin task force within the county's police department, focused on removing dealers from our streets. Murray's proposal was endorsed by top law enforcement agencies, including the Nassau County Police Benevolent Association, the Nassau County Police Department Detectives Association, the Nassau County Superior Officers Association, and ACI Drug Treatment Services. Murray and the Hempstead Town Board also increased town funding for local drug treatment and intervention facilities by the Hempstead Town Board. What's more, the town is developing a Narcan training program for its public safety officers to help treat people who have overdosed.
The Hope & Help Heroin Recovery Resource & Referral Program will be held in the ground floor auditorium of Nassau University Medical Center, located at 2201 Hempstead Turnpike in East Meadow.
"We hope that residents take advantage of this free and educational Heroin Recovery Resource & Referral Program," concluded Murray. "Together, we can beat heroin."


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Our annual conference has been confirmed for Thursday 16th October at the Royal Over-Seas League. The theme for the conference is 'Vision 2020', and asks the question Where will the housing sector be at the end of the next term of Parliament?
The programme for the day is below and more details van be found at our event homepage.
The Connected Housing Conference: Vision 2020
Thursday 16th October 2014
Royal Over-Seas League, Over-Seas House, Park Place, London SW1A 1LR
09:30: Registration Coffee/Tea/Biscuits
10:00 – 10:05: Welcome
10:05 – 11:05: The Politicos
During the first session politicians and policy experts from the main political parties will explain their vision for the housing market and social housing in 2020 (the end of the next parliamentary term).
11:05 – 11:25: Refreshments
11:05 – 12:25:The Experts
Expert practitioners, academics and housing leaders debate the points raised by the politicians and give their opinion on what needs to happen.
12:25 – 13:30: Lunch
13:30 - 14:45: Workshops
The afternoon will start with breakout sessions covering best practice.
WORKSHOP: Best Practice for Housing – Scotland does it better for Homelessness, the Right to Buy and Funding Models. Speakers from Scotland and England & Wales debate different approaches.
WORKSHOP: The north-south debate: the private rented sector – what works and what doesn't? Speakers from across the great divide.
WORKSHOP: The economics of social housing
A panel discussion will follow the workshops.
14:45 – 15:00: Refreshments
15:00 – 16:00: The Home Connections Leaders Debate
16:00 – 17:00: The Reception – drinks and networking


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Canadiens' Subban, 19 more players elect salary arbitration
Montreal defenseman PK Subban, Toronto goaltender James Reimer and New York Rangers forward Mats Zuccarello are among the 20 players who have elected salary arbitration, according the National Hockey League Players' Association.
Here is look at the others, in alphabetical order:
Matt Bartkowski, Boston Bruins
Derick Brassard, New York Rangers
Joe Colborne, Calgary Flames
Jason Demers, San Jose Sharks
Mattias Ekholm, Nashville Predators
Lars Eller, Montreal Canadiens
Justin Fontaine, Minnesota Wild
Cody Franson, Toronto Maple Leafs
Cameron Gaunce, Dallas Stars
Derek Grant, Ottawa Senators
Jimmy Hayes, Florida Panthers
Dwight King, Los Angeles Kings
Chris Kreider, New York Rangers
Brandon McMillan, Arizona Coyotes
Kevin Poulin, New York Islanders
Antoine Roussel, Dallas Stars
Nick Spaling, Pittsburgh Penguins
The deadline for player-elected salary arbitation notification was 5 p.m. ET Saturday. Sunday is the last day for club-elected salary arbitration.


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By Robert Barnes and Michael D. Shear
Washington Post Staff Writers
Friday, October 20, 2006
President Bush added a stern stay-the-course message on the war in Iraq to his buoyant endorsement of Virginia Sen. George Allen (R) yesterday, and the region's high-profile Senate races received special attention not only from the current occupant of the White House but the former one as well.
While Bush raised about $500,000 for Allen (R) at an event in Richmond, former president Bill Clinton raced through Maryland and into Northern Virginia with a similar mission for Democrats in mind.
Clinton headlined a fundraiser for Maryland Senate candidate Benjamin L. Cardin, rallied die-hard Democrats at a park in Baltimore, raised money for gubernatorial candidate Martin O'Malley in Montgomery County and ended his evening across the river in McLean, where 375 Democrats ponied up about $500,000 for Democratic Senate candidate James Webb.
Clinton told the Baltimore crowd that his party now has a chance to represent not just progressives but also sensible conservatives. "There's something amazing going on here," Clinton said. "This is not a usual election."
In Richmond, Allen may have gotten a bit more support from the president than he wanted; after Bush departed, Allen seemed to distance himself from some of Bush's tough talk on Iraq.
As he and his wife, Susan, stood next to Bush in front of a huge U.S. flag, the president excoriated Democrats on national security and taxes. "They would have our country quit in Iraq before the job is done," Bush said. "That's why they are the party of cut and run. We will fight. We will stay. We will win in Iraq."
After the speech, the senator's aides brought Allen out to meet with reporters, where he softened the tone, saying that "America needs to adjust. Our battlefield commanders need to adjust and adapt to this evolving threat."
With polls showing that a growing number of Virginia voters are questioning whether the war was worth fighting, Allen has, in recent days, repeatedly sought to align himself with the commonwealth's senior senator, John W. Warner (R), who recently returned from Iraq and has been critical about the war's progress.
"John Warner and I discuss this . . . almost daily," Allen said, adding that a sudden withdrawal would "leave our country much less secure." Asked whether he agreed with Bush's "cut and run" statement, Allen said, "I'm not going to get in an argument here about the president's words versus my words."
He added: "The president has his ideas on Iraq, John Warner has his and I have mine."
In overwhelmingly Democratic Maryland, there was no disagreement with anything Clinton said. The crowd at a waterfront park in Baltimore, many wearing union jerseys, held camera cellphones, waved signs and cheered loudly at every applause line in the president's short speech.
Nostalgia for Clinton's years in office was the theme. Cardin, a congressman, introduced him in a plaintive voice, saying: "Mr. President, we miss you in the White House. It's been a long six years."
Clinton was full of his favorite old lines, saying that Republican attempts to accuse Democrats of not being up to the complicated battle against terrorism was "kind of a mangy old dog they're running out of the kennel one more time, and I don't think it'll hunt."
He said an anti-Washington fervor was something the political foot soldiers in Maryland should exploit.
"You'd be amazed who wants to talk to you," he said. "In the next three weeks, don't give up on anybody."
The entire statewide Democratic ticket shared the stage with Clinton, and Democrats stressed that ousting Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) and replacing retiring Sen. Paul Sarbanes (D) with Cardin was a way to send a message to Bush.
"Ehrlich is on his way out. A Democratic House and Senate are on the way in. And Bush is on his way down," Cardin said.
From the Baltimore waterfront, Clinton and the Democratic candidates gathered again at the gated Potomac estate of real estate developer Morton Funger. Party faithful paid from $1,000 to $10,000 to mingle with Clinton and O'Malley over shrimp and mini-Reubens on the expansive veranda, some of the attendees said.
Clinton then headed to former senator Charles S. Robb's McLean estate to prove that there are no permanent friends or permanent enemies in politics.
Irony abounded. In 2000, when he was a Republican, former Navy secretary Webb endorsed Allen over Robb, the incumbent, saying that Robb had become "part of the problem." And at that November event, Webb took one of his many swipes at Clinton, saying his was "the most corrupt administration in modern memory."
Webb, a decorated Vietnam War veteran, has said his feelings were driven by Clinton's avoidance of service in the military, "but I'll say on 9/11 that wall came down for me. I lost my anger over Vietnam." Webb made similar comments during appearances with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), who has had at least two fundraisers on Webb's behalf during the campaign.
"I think there have been some obvious questions I have received about issues, issues that divided this particular generation during and after the Vietnam War," said Webb. "And I want to say as emphatically as I can it is very important for all of us to step forward and lead this country in a way it deserves in the areas of foreign policy and economic policy."
Clinton indicated no hard feelings.
"If I only supported those who never criticized me, I would have no one to support. That is part of being president. . . . Those times divided us, and maybe we are finally putting them behind us as a country."
The Allen campaign was not so accepting of the new friendship.
"Bill Clinton and Chuck Robb better enjoy their time with their fellow tax-raiser Webb tonight. His hypocrisy is becoming legendary," Allen campaign manager Dick Wadhams said. "Webb has a clear pattern of changing who he is and what he stands for with the political winds. Webb could well be calling Bill Clinton 'corrupt' and Chuck Robb a 'problem' again soon."
Both candidates in Virginia had to balance their guests' fundraising abilities with the baggage they bring to the state.
A Washington Post poll last week found that Bush's job approval among likely voters in the November election is at 43 percent in Virginia, about the same as nationally. In addition, 54 percent believe that the war in Iraq was not worth fighting, and 46 percent believe that "strongly."
The numbers are much higher, and Bush's approval rating much lower, in Northern Virginia, where about 30 percent of the state's voters reside.
At a news conference yesterday morning, Allen appeared reluctant to embrace Bush even as he prepared to welcome him to the state. Allen dodged a question about whether he is proud of his support for Bush -- the Webb campaign repeatedly points out that it is north of 95 percent -- describing his own record without once mentioning the president in his answer.
"I'm proud of my record as governor of Virginia, and I'm proud of my record in the United States Senate," Allen said.
Asked about the purpose for the president's visit, Allen said: "It's a fundraiser. The president's coming in to raise money. We need to raise money because Hillary Rodham Clinton has piled in a million dollars via the Democratic Senate committee."
Staff writers Tim Craig, Ann E. Marimow and Matthew Mosk contributed to this report.
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I am so excited to welcome you to a new school year at Laurel Elementary. I count it a privilege to serve alongside the students, staff, and parents of this great community. It is the desire of our entire staff that your child will receive a quality education that will prepare and inspire them to be productive members of society. We have a qualified and dedicated faculty that will work extremely hard to provide a first class instructional program to challenge and inspire our students, laying the foundation for our students to eventually be college and career ready. We expect our students to be at school every day and to work hard, but we also expect our students to enjoy school and have fun learning. It is our goal for every student and staff member to look forward to coming to Laurel each day.
Any time you have questions or concerns, please email, call, or come by the school. I will be glad to answer questions and listen to concerns whenever they arise. We want students, parents, and community members to be active participants in all we do at Laurel Elementary!


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Winning Recipe for May!
Festive 4th of July BBQ Pasta Dish
Pasta with BBQ Sausage, Shrimp and Chicken, Tri Color Roasted Peppers, Yellow Squash and Zucchini all Tossed with Penne Pasta with Charlie Marinade, Parmesan Cheese, and Chopped Italian Parsley
Time Saving Tip: Prep the salad and veggies in advance to get some of the work out of the way and place in Zip Lock type bags the night before.
The Marinade
Time Saving Tip: OK folks this is quick easy and Tasty! Make this the night before! Get it done!
1 Cup Balsamic vinegar
½ cup olive oil
1/4 cup brown sugar
¼ cup minced onion
4 chopped garlic cloves
3 dashes of Louisiana Hot Sauce
3 Pinches Kosher Salt
3 Pinches Black
Whisk your little heart away and save a little for your pasta tomorrow.
Time Saving Tip: Next Just cut your veggies, you can do this the night before and bag it up but DO NOT marinade over night you lose the flavor of the veggie and it gets mushy!
Day of Party:
Now were going to cut our BBQ items and place with veggies and marinade. Let it sit for about and hour while you prep your BBQ and boil you pasta. Don't forget to keep some of the marinade aside to put on your pasta.
Make sure your BBQ's hot and ready to go!
Folks just Boil-strain-mix with olive oil and cover, 1 pound will feed approximately 8-10 guests. I like to boil my pasta in Chicken stock for extra flavor.
Add your meats and veggies to the pasta and drissle the marinade that you previously set aside over the top. Just toss it parmesan cheese and chopped Italian parsley.
Now you can be creative when you do this dish just add the food you and your family like to eat!


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Player FAQs
Carl Carr FAQs, Biography And Facts
Carl Carr Bio & Career Stats
Position: Linebacker
Career: 1 Year
Height: 6-3
Weight: 230
Additional Bio Information
Birth Date: ,
Birth Place: South Boston, VA
High School: --
College: North Carolina
Drafted: 1986 New York Jets (Round: 10 #272)
|Carl Carr FAQs
Where was Carl Carr born?
Carl Carr was born in South Boston, VA.
How tall is Carl Carr?
Carl Carr stands 6' 3".
Where did Carl Carr go to College?
Carl Carr attended North Carolina.
What Year did Carl Carr get drafted?
Carl Carr was drafted in 1986 by the New York Jets.
In what Round did Carl Carr get drafted?
Carl Carr was drafted #272 in Round 10 in 1986.
Which Team Drafted Carl Carr?
The New York Jets drafted Carl Carr in 1986.
What Position did Carl Carr play?
Carl Carr played Linebacker.
What Team did Carl Carr Play for?
Carl Carr played for the Lions.
How many seasons did Carl Carr Play?
Carl Carr played 1 season in 1987.


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It's still Safer Internet Day and Google wants to make sure that everything about how you use the Internet is private, safe, and secure. After doing a Security Check and getting that free extra 2GB storage on Google Drive, it's time that you check on your email. This is one aspect of your digital life that the tech giant is always serious about and Gmail is something that's being improved regularly. The last security related update Gmail received that we featured was the block and unsubscribe option for better options. That's apart from the several updates for the Inbox by Gmail app.
There are numerous security measures the company follows to keep your inbox away from unwanted intruders. Google follows industry-standard authentication while encryption in transit using TLS is being supported. Google encrypts any email as much as possible—both incoming and outgoing.
Gmail is strict and usually reliable that's why some of your emails go quickly to the Spam folder. It can be annoying but it's better to be safe than sorry. Just check it from time to time so you won't miss any important messages. Since not everyone uses Gmail, there is still the risk of unprotected messages because not all email services are as conscientious. Because of this, the Gmail team is introducing some changes to make sure your messages are protected more than ever.
Don't be surprised if you see a broken lock in the message. This means that the email address of the person you are sending a message to or receiving from does not support TLS encryption. It would look like this:
Some messages cannot be authenticated so you might see a question mark on where the sender's profile photo or logo should be.
The Gmail team noted that not all emails tagged as such may be dangerous. To be safe and sure, just make the necessary checkup and security measures. Google can only do so much in protecting your email but it's still up to you to decide if you're going to open any message or click a link. Deception is rampant online. Stay safe.
SOURCE: Gmail Blog


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Elementary statistics
Assignment Scenario that you need to answer: Suppose you administer a certain aptitude test to a random sample of 9 students in your high school, and the average score is 105. Assume a standard deviation ofσ = 15 for the test. We want to test that the average aptitude test is more than 100 at the α= 0.05level. List out the five steps in hypothesis testing and be sure to write sentences explaining what you should do using the information given to you in the previous sentences.
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IRS Changes are about to put "tea party groups out of business
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Democrats are trying to make sure conservative groups are silenced in the 2014 midterm elections, says Wall Street Journal columnist Kimberley Strassel.
"That's the big, dirty secret of the omnibus negotiations. As one of the only bills destined to pass this year, the omnibus was – behind the scenes – flurry of horse trading. One of the biggest fights was over GOP efforts to include language to stop the IRS from instituting a new round of 501(c)(4) trading,": she wrote Friday, referring to a new rule governing nonprofits that was: introduced: by the Treasury Department and the IRS during the Thanksgiving recess.
"What the rule in fact does is recategorize as 'political' all manner of educational activities that 501(c)(4) social-welfare organizations currently engage in. It's IRS targeting all over again, only this time by administration design and with the raw political goals–as House Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp, R-Mich., notes–of putting 'tea party groups out of business,'" Strassel said.×
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"Congressional sources tell me that House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers, R-Ky., had two priorities in the omnibus negotiations. One was getting in protection for groups that morally oppose Obamacare's contraception-coverage requirement. The other was language that would put a hold on the IRS rule."
The White House and Senate Democrats had a different agenda, including more funding for Obamacare and the International Monetary Fund, according to Strassel.
"Yet my sources say that throughout the negotiations Democrats went all in on keeping the IRS rule, even though it meant losing their own priorities," she revealed.
They didn't have any problem with it was only liberals doing it.
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About: St Mary's Hospital (Newport) St Mary's Hospital (Newport) Newport PO30 5TG
Posted via NHS Choices
What I liked
This complaint concers my wife.
What could be improved
Listing Dermatology on the list above !
Next Postal Communications, she received 3 letters regarding the appointment,1st, appointment date 6th November, 3.00pm at Ryde 2nd, appointment date same, time changed to 3.30 Ryde, 3rd same date, time but for Fracture clinic St Mary's. My wife arived in plenty of time (25 minutes) . Was eventually seen at 5o/clock she came out from appointment about 5.30, which was to late for the Pharmacy, but they agreed we could wait for prescription, for further 25 minutes.
Whilst writing this complaint, the dermacology department in Ryde for her last appointment was a complete farce, the doctor was very hard to understand she questioned the wife what she was trying for relief to which she replied savlon what is that she asked, eventually she gave a prescription which was taken to the local Boots and the wife was told they coulld not make up the prescription, as no dosage was given, it took a week of frantic phone calls as no one was available in any demalogical department.
Anything else?
The Dermalogical department has gone completely down hill since a private company has taken over.
These are my comments my wife did not want to make a fuss, but she has found it very distressful, and made myself very annoyed that she was treated this way.
P.S. it would be reasonable if we asked for the dates and times we wished to attend but you make all the times and dates.
Response from St Mary's Hospital 4 years ago
We are sorry to read of your wife's recent experience regarding the dermatology service, and I can advise that from the 1st May 2012 the IOW NHS Trust has been delivering an interim dermatology service prior to the transfer to a new provider. It has been necessary to use a variety of locum (temporary) consultant dermatologists during this time to ensure service continuity. As within any clinical specialty, there are small differences in the way doctors wish to operate which has meant we have had to be flexible in the way that clinics are delivered.
Unfortunately a small number of patients have received a negative experience as a result of the interim service arrangements. We are keen to address any specific issues as they arise and welcome feedback directly to the dermatology office. I am very sorry that you have received such a poor experience, this feedback has been passed to both the general manager for the service and the appointing teams to highlight the inconvenience this has caused.
A new dermatology service launches on the 1st January provided by Beacon healthcare. Beacon healthcare is a joint venture between the IOW NHS Trust and Lighthouse Medical, which is run by IOW GPs and other primary care staff. The new service will offer a greater range of appointment times and locations which should improve the choice on offer to our patients.
Should you wish to discuss your concerns in more detail, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Quality Team based at St Mary's Hospital.
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I have always been a huge fan of Gossip Girl. Ever since it aired in 2007 when I was 16, I was obsessed with the show up until it's finale in 2012. I fell in love with the characters, the setting of NYC and the fashion. My favourite character had to be Blair Waldorf. I loved her sassy personality and thought she always provided humour yet wisdom in every episode and well that headband collection was definitely something that dreams were made of to my sixteen year old self. Even though GG finished two years ago, I still often find myself referring to Blair. I have in fact, quite a few 'What Would Blair Waldorf' items in my home, you know just as a reminder, so when things get tough, I think what would she do and it makes me feel a little better. I know she is a fictional character, but shh.. after watching some episodes the other day, I thought why do I love Blair so much? I then remembered why, and here we have the life lessons that Miss Waldorf taught us.
2. It's okay to not be okay. And it's okay to realise this and tell someone. You shouldn't have to pretend or act.
3. That even the most popular, pretty, perfect, people have struggles with fitting in. Don't think that everyone is happy and feels they belong.
4. To always fight for what you want and to never give up.
5. To not give in easy to boys, no matter how much you like them.
6. To know that boys should treat you right, you deserve to be with someone who thinks the world of you. Don't settle for any less.
7. To take risks in life and to not wait for fate/destiny. If you want something to happen, go make it happen. Life's too short to wait around for chances.
8. To seize every day, sometimes shun that early night, and wake up early. After all do we really ever remember the nights where we got a good full nights sleep? But y'know afternoon naps are fine now and then too.
9. That sometimes you won't agree with everything your best friend does/says.
10. But you will always be there for them no matter what you have gone through together.
11. She was the queen of the sass face.
12. That tights are not trousers. And that includes leggings too. COVER YOUR CROTCH.
13. To not let people dull your sparkle. If you have negative people in your life pulling you down, cut them out.
14. To remain positive, even when you think the world is against you.
15. But ultimately that all that is truly important in life, isn't money, or materialistic things, it's happiness.
I salute you Blair Waldorf.


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