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Predictive Maintenance (PdM)
Definition - What does Predictive Maintenance (PdM) mean?
Predictive maintenance (PdM) as a maintenance approach that involves testing and monitoring machines in order to predict machine failures. It refers to maintenance based on the actual condition of a component.
Predictive maintenance techniques are designed to help determine the condition of in-service equipment in order to predict when maintenance should be performed. This approach promises cost savings over routine or time-based preventive maintenance, because tasks are performed only when warranted.
The main premise of this maintenance is to allow convenient scheduling of corrective maintenance, and to prevent unexpected equipment failures. Other potential advantages include:
- Increased equipment lifespan
- Increased plant safety
- Fewer accidents with negative environmental impact
- Optimized spare parts handling
Corrosionpedia explains Predictive Maintenance (PdM)
Predictive maintenance includes activities involving continuous or periodic monitoring and diagnosis in order to forecast component degradations so that as-needed, planned maintenance can be performed prior to equipment failure. This approach uses principles of statistical process control to determine at what point in the future maintenance activities will be appropriate. An example of predictive maintenance would be a pump bearing replacement, after wear-out was indicated as a result of an oil analysis.
It attempts to evaluate the condition of equipment by performing periodic or continuous (online) equipment condition monitoring. The ultimate goal of PdM is to perform maintenance at a scheduled point in time when the maintenance activity is most cost-effective and before the equipment loses performance within a threshold. Adoption of PdM can result in substantial cost savings and higher system reliability.
Maintenance is not performed according to fixed preventive schedules but rather when certain changes in characteristics are noted. Corrosion sensors supplying diagnostic information on the condition of a system or component play an important role in this maintenance strategy. A useful analogy can be made with automobile oil changes. Changing the oil every 3000 miles to prolong engine life, irrespective of whether the oil change is really needed or not, is a preventive maintenance strategy.
In determining equipment condition, predictive maintenance utilizes nondestructive testing technologies such as:
- Infrared
- Acoustic (partial discharge and airborne ultrasonic)
- Corona detection
- Vibration analysis
- Sound level measurements
- Oil analysis
- Other specific online tests
The purpose of these tools is to find defects not possibly found through previously available inspections methods, specifically while the machine is in normal operation.


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I won't lie, my creation of this bed really consisted in just the design, walking into Home Depot and handing beers to my friend while he did the rest. So three cheers to great friends, awesome handmade princess beds and inspirational .
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P.P.S - Prints are by the lovely Stephanie Sterjovski and Lara Casey.

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TELESEMINAR: Estate Planning for Personal Residences – A National Perspective
January 30, 2014
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
1.00 MCLE hours
Family properties – personal residences, vacation homes or retreats, plots of land have long been in the family – are often the most valuable asset of clients. The recent recovery in real estate prices has brought renewed focus on how to preserve the value of these properties for later generations and obtain certain tax benefits while they are used by the family. Planning for these properties involves liquidity issues, integration with larger estate plans, family squabbles over emotionally important properties, income tax issues while renting them out or otherwise using them, and potentially issues involving conservation easements and charitable giving. This program will provide you with a practical guide to estate planning for important family properties, including uses of Qualified Personal Residence Trusts and LLCs, alternatives to QPRTs, tax issues while renting them and other considerations.
- Planning for the preservation, transfer and use of family properties
- Understanding the use and traps of Qualified Personal Residence Trusts (QPRTs)
- Determining a donor's reserved interest in the property and the necessity of maintaining formality
- Tax rules of renting out the vacation home or other property
- Benefits of conservation easements in protecting and transferring family properties
- Special considerations when the property is economically distressed
- Alternatives to QPRTs –– LLCs, non-QPRT trusts and more
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The Crossakiel handball club with the cooperation of the Communications Workers Union An Post, and the Jim Connell Committee delivered a fitting memorial tribute to former club chairman Hughie Reilly, writes Michael McGee
On Sunday evening last the Parish of Crossakiel turned out to witness the unveiling of a memorial plaque/scroll in memory of the late Hughie Reilly, former Chairman of the Crossakiel handball Club who passed away on 9th August 2016.
With the Co-operation from the Crossakiel handball club, Jim Connell Committee and the Communications Workers Union Kells Branch an Post, it was decided to erect a memorial plaque in honour of the former Chairman, the driving force in getting the then open 60 x 30 covered in and which was officially opened in 1986
Local craftsman man Louis Leavy was given the task of constructing the stone memorial plaque while Mark Bennett of Bennetts Monumental Stoneworks Kells , carried out the inscriptions.
Steven Quinn Chairman of the welcome everyone to the unveiling and said "it was just brilliant for the club this year to have the memorial stone plaque in Hughie's honour." The Chairman thanked the Communications Workers Union for donating the initial stone to the Reilly family. He also thanked James Quail from the Communications Workers Union for their massive input into the project and also Meath County Council for permission. Craftsman and Sculptor Louis Leavy was warmly thanked for his magnificent work as was Mark Bennett of Bennetts Monumental Stoneworks for all the inscription work. Others who were thanked were Peadar Byrne from the Jim Connell Committee, the handball committee and Jim Curry Hillside Stores Drumbaragh who kindly donated all the flowers for the occasion.
Members of An Post Eamonn Yore, James Quail, Cyril Convey, Jane Duffy with Rosaleen McDonnell and Kevin Reilly.
James Quail the Communications Workers Union representative then spoke and said he was "very honoured and privileged to be at the unveiling". He praised the late Chairman describing him "as playing a pivotal role in An Post for over 40 years and for his work on the Jim Connell Committee.
Christina McEachen mother of the late Paul McEachen was also remembered. He was a trainee on the building project and who was subsequently killed in a tragic motorbike accident in 2005. She thanked everyone for remembering her son on the plaque.
Rosaleen McDonnell sister of the late Chairman then spoke on behalf of the family and said the Reilly family were honoured and grateful to receive such an amazing scroll from the Kells Communications Workers Union in recognition of Hughie's 42 years of hard work in An Post. She also thanked James Quail the Communication Workers Union representative for doing the honours at the unveiling. "It was a place close to Hughie's heart and he would be more than happy to see where the scroll is". He would often say "It will be on your scroll." She also thanked Louis Leavy for his " very skilful stonework" and the Crossakiel handball club for arranging to erect the scroll in her late brother's memory.


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Monetarism Versus Neo-Keynesism: A Comparative Analysis Of Romanian Inflation Process Causes
Our paper represents a study on the inflation process in Romanian economy after 1990. The purpose is to identify which are the most important factors that caused and sustained the inflation's evolution in our country. In order to achieve our purpose, we will start our research analyzing the statistical data, observing the impact of the economic factors on the evolution of inflation. Using the data analysis results, the author will emphasize which of the most two known theories on inflation causes, monetariste or neo-keynesiste theory, represent the main cause of Romanian inflation process.
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sugar cube ring
Beautiful quirky ring to showcase your style, off-duty look and contemporary attitude with only one piece!
Inspired as a reflection of the constant change and the natural flow, this beautiful piece has been created to form balance and the feeling of engagement with nature.
*Sterling Silver gold plated with a natural ruby;
*Oxidized Silver with Citrine;
*Sterling Silver with Onyx;
*Rose gold plated with natural tourmaline.
Approximate sizes:
Small [15 to 16 diameter in mm]
Medium [16.4 to 17.5 diameter in mm]
Large [17.6 to 18.4 diameter in mm].
This handcrafted piece is made from recycled sterling silver and combined to locally sourced natural gem.
The sugar cube is made from clay, following a cold porcelain style.
This material becomes very hard and won't break.
The little white sand has been created to add and complete the sugar look.
Little ant, approximately 1.30cm
Gem – approximately 0.30cm
Sugar Cube – approximately 1 cm
Avoid over exposure to sunlight; avoid direct contact with chemical products; store in a well ventilated area.This piece is not suitable for children, especially under 3 years old.
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- Rest of World – Delivery timescales vary on your location, we will send an email notifying the progress of your order.
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Customer review
Hotel Alpenkönigin
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Piste Map
See im Paznauntal
Information about the ski area
See im Paznauntal
|Highest point:
|2,456 m
|Lowest point:
|1,040 m
|Altitude ski resort:
|1,056 m
|Lifts in total:
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|Pistes in total:
|41 km
|8 km
|25 km
|8 km
Hotel Alpenkönigin ****
Included Services
- Accommodation as booked
- Board as booked
- 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, 6 days or 9 days lift pass See (value of lift pass up to $378) Exceptions see booking process
- Use of spa area (as per description)
- Bathrobe and slippers (to rent)
- Christmas and New Year's Eve menu (as per description)
- Wi-Fi (limited data volume)
- Participation in activity programme (via the tourism association)
- Board games rental
- Children's bed (on request)
- Children's high chair (upon availability)
- Parking spaces (upon availability)
- Snow Guarantee (01/01 - 03/15)
- Best-Price-Guarantee
At a glance
Location and facilitiesThe comfortable, 4-star Hotel Alpenkönigin is located directly in the centre of See, only approx. 50 m from the lift station. If the snow conditions allow it you can ski down to the accommodation. A ski bus stop can be found approx. 20 m away.
The family-friendly hotel offers a reception with entrance area, lift, Wi-Fi (payable locally), breakfast room and dining hall, a bar, parlour, common room, a playroom and a ski and ski boot room.
Further there is an attractive spa area with indoor pool (7:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.), steam bath, sauna, pine sauna, infrared cabin and relaxation room (4 - 7 p.m.) which can all be used for free. The solarium and massages can be requested and paid for locally. Free parking is also available.
RoomsThe cosy rooms all have a bath or shower/wc, satellite TV, Wi-Fi (payable locally), telephone, hair drier, safe (deposit required) and some also have a balcony or terrace.
BoardThe included half-board PLUS comprises a breakfast buffet, an afternoon snack with a soup from 3:30 - 5 p.m., as well as a 4-course evening meal which choice of main dish and salad buffet. Kid's menus are also possible. On Christmas (24/12) and New Year's Eve a special gala menu is served (incl.).
Double room, shower/wc, HB PLUS
- Cosy rooms with satellite TV
- Balcony or terrace
Double room/addl. bed, shower/wc, HB PLUS
- Cosy rooms with satellite TV
- Some with balcony
Double room/2 addl. beds, shower/wc, HB PLUS
- Cosy rooms with satellite TV
- Some with balcony or terrace
- Pets not allowed
Important notes
- Children may only access the indoor pool and the spa area if accompanied by an adult.
- The Wi-Fi data volume is limited to 8 GB per week.
- When booking rooms with multiple or additional beds, there is no claim to the additional beds
Available in resort (for free)
- Use of spa area (as per description)
- Bathrobe and slippers (to rent)
- Christmas and New Year's Eve menu (as per description)
- Wi-Fi (limited data volume)
- Participation in activity programme (via the tourism association)
- Board games rental
- Children's bed (on request)
- Children's high chair (upon availability)
- Parking spaces (upon availability)
Payable in resort
- Tourist tax: approx. € 3,00 per person/night
- Keycard: €5
Available in resort (for a fee)
- Solarium
- Massages (on request)
- Safe (in the room): €10 deposit
Prices listed under "Payable in resort" and "Available in resort": prices as of 06/01/2017
- All persons in the Double room, shower/wc, HB PLUS receive the following reduction:
- until (incl.) 7 years 25%
- 8-16 years 10%
- from 60 years 5%
- When accommodating 2 persons paying the full holiday price in a Double room/addl. bed, shower/wc, HB PLUS, further holiday participants receive the following reduction:
- until (incl.) 5 years 100%
- 6-12 years 50%
- 13-14 years 40%
- from 15 years 15%
- When accommodating 2 persons paying the full holiday price in a Double room/2 addl. beds, shower/wc, HB PLUS, further holiday participants receive the following reduction:
- until (incl.) 5 years 100%
- 6-12 years 55%
- 13-14 years 45%
- from 15 years 15%
The exact amount of the reduction will be shown after an offer has been prepared (click on desired price).
The percentage of the reduction applies to the entire basic per person price including the accommodation and lift pass price.
Babies, less that 24 months of age at the time of travel, generally travel for free, but need to be listed on the booking confirmation.
Travel Info/Map
How does one best travel to Austria? Airports include Salzburg, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, and Linz. Depending on your destination, Munich or Friedrichshafen (in Germany) or Zurich (in Switzerland) are also good options. In Austria, you will rarely find a train station in the resort. The distances from the different train stations and airports to the resorts are shown above the map. Those travelling by car will find a link to a route planner in the lower lefthand corner of the map. Simply enter your origin location and a route will be calculated for you. Please note, that it is wise to be informed about the closure of mountain passes during the winter months! Please also take into consideration that your car is required to be equipped for winter conditions, and that you will need snow chains with you.
- By train: Landeck (approx. 8 km)
- By plane: Innsbruck (approx. 85 km), Munich (approx. 210 km), Zurich (approx. 225 km)
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Price Overview (all prices per person)
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I find the perfect holiday? If you have a date in mind for your ski holiday, use the search engine Search & Book. This will allow you to search for holidays by specifying the destination you wish to visit and the number of people in your group. Alternatively you have the opportunity to search using our Holiday Categories or Last Minute Deals. If you are rather looking for a week's party and fun on the piste for next to nothing, then you might be interested in our Events.
- What types of accommodation are there and how do they differentiate? A detailed overview of our accommodations can be found here
- How can I book a holiday? Online Booking: After choosing your accommodation and room category, you'll be guided through the booking process.
Telephone Booking: Just give us a call. For making the booking, please have the names and dates of birth of all travellers available.
- Is the lift pass included? Generally the lift pass is already included in the holiday price. Further information regarding this can be found here.
All information regarding booking amendments can be found under the point "I've already booked. Can I still book additional services?".
- Is it beneficial to book ski/snowboard equipment or lessons in advance? Yes! Due to our long-term agreements with partners in the resorts you pay less for Ski and snowboard lessons and/or Equipment compared to the prices which apply locally.


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- Meal can be requested on the spot
Best offer
71.44 € / person / night, no meal
Description of the accommodation:
Rooms, services Shuicheng Resort Yancheng is offering 218 tasfefully furnished, nice rooms for those looking for a place to stay at in Yancheng. Since the hotel has an own restaurant, you may also try fine local meals on the spot. For guests arriving by car parking possibility is available nearby. You may also enjoy refreshing wellness services at the hotel, the hairdresser's parlour and indoor pool will also be available to you. In case you like doing exercises while you are on a trip, you should definitely try the gym as well. In the safe you can secure your valuables. The hotel is offering wireless Internet connection (WiFi) without charging extra fees, so you may go online anytime with your laptop during your stay. To learn more about the exact range of services of Shuicheng Resort Yancheng (including services for an extra fee) and the exact equipment of the rooms, please check the information sheet below.
Payment Credit card guarantee or advance bank card payment may be necessary for finalizing your reservation, depending on the exact room, date and price.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest arrival time is 14:00, the latest time to leave the rooms is 12:00. The personnel can communicate with you in the following languages: Chinese - China and English.
Shuicheng Resort Yancheng rooms Rooms
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Accommodation services
Free WiFi in shared places
- Indoor pool
- Hairdresser's parlour
Garden, Elevator, Safe deposit box
Own restaurant
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adidas Originals celebrates the Year of the Horse with the Spring/Summer 2014 Chinese New Year Fashion pack. Featured are two classic silhouettes, the Tech Super and the Superstar 80, in brand new colorways with gold representing good luck and red representing fortune. Subtle references to a rich history are woven into each of the shoes, from the use of gold and red as a cultural tribute, to a bold jacquard horse-motif created especially for the pack. Look for both sneakers to hit select adidas Originals accounts beginning January 1.
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Unanswered: ORDB, find nickname with oid, ref??
hello together,
i have to lose the following question. i must find the nickname from the person by giving id number. For example i will find the person with the id=100, but this isn`t going with where-clause only.
Can anyone tell me, how i can do this with below code?
I am very grateful for any help :-(
create type user_typ as (
benutzername varchar(20)
) ref using integer
mode db2sql;
create type person_typ under user_typ as (
nachname varchar(20),
vorname varchar(20)
mode db2sql;
create table user of user_typ (
ref is id user generated,
primary key (id)
create table person of person_typ
under user inherit select privileges;
insert into user (id, benutzername) values (user_typ(101), 'neu101');
insert into person (id, benutzername, nachname, vorname) values (person_typ(100), 'han100', 'Mai', 'Markus');


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Marx Western Town Jail Side
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This is the town front for the Marx Western Town - Jail Side. IT IS INCOMPLETE. Missing are the portico, base, one wall, and roof post. There appear to be four tabs missing across the section. There are enough to secure it to the base however. The tin is in very good condition with nice litho and color. The unit has both roof sections attached with one tab missing. The second floor is also in place for the Hardware Store. There is no rust and would make a nice replacement if yours is worn.


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General Motors Co.'s Chief Executive Officer Dan Akerson has yet to show investors that the company has the operating efficiency or future product plan that will match the profits of Ford Motor Co., which made 36 percent more money during the first three months of this year, excluding one-time items. This is what Akerson had to say at GM's first annual meeting since back to being public.
Since its initial public offering of the company in November, the company has been trading 13 percent below its $33 price.
Anticipation around the IPO has brought the company and its biggest investor, U.S. Treasury, to expand the sale to $15.8 billion in common equity plus preferred stock. Since the IPO, the company has tumbled and investors are awaiting a plan that will match Ford's profit or even buy out the government's share, analyst Peter Nesvold at Jefferies & Co. stated.
The analyst further said that the company has managed to keep the business together and brought it far, but the investors have yet to really believe that it is "a new GM."
The company's executives have talked about buying stocks from the Treasury, the people familiar with the scenario have disclosed.
Average estimates of ten analysts that Bloomberg has surveyed revealed that the company may earn adjusted net income of $7.72 billion this 2011. Based on the estimates, profit on an adjusted basis in 2012 may increase to $9.55 billion.


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My Nonprofit Reviews
Review for Diveheart Foundation, Downers Grove, IL, USA
You only have to see a slide presentation given by Jim Elliott, the president, of Diveheart, and your heart goes out to this organization. You don't have to like Scuba, you only have to care about easing the pain in others.
No matter who you are, your disability or that of a loved one, this group can make it better. They can ease the physical pain & the emotional ones, build your strength, your self confidence, your social status, it's all the a pool of water filled with diver buddies with big, big hearts helping you every step of the way to a better & brighter future.
Every age, every color, every gender, every walk or crawl in life can benefit thru association with Diveheart.
I'm proud to help when & where I can & fully support their efforts.
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If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...
Build them a permanent home base that would last forever. They have the foundation. They just need the millions of dollars for the land, pool & building to give the future generations the same chance for their success. Whether it's for the returning Vets, needing rehab & new occupations or the youth with deformities etc., this organization needs to grow permanent roots so it can shelter those we love until they can go out on their own.
Would you volunteer for this group again?
For the time you spent, how much of an impact did you feel your work or activity had?
A lot
Did the organization use your time wisely?
Very Well
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Roger Hudson; Jonathan Clemens; Clare Petre; New South Wales. Adult Literacy Information Office.
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In "Out of order" we meet Jim, who cannot read, and Grace, who finds reading difficult. Joe helps Jim and Grace using some of his new reading skills. In "Doing time", Robert, who is in prison, and who cannot read or write, is angry that he must depend on other prisoners to help him. His grandmother Grace visits him and tells him she is learning to read and write for the the first time. This spurs him on and he decides to try some classes himself. Interspersed with these stories are interviews with two adults who learned to read and write later in life. Useful ideas which may help you with your reading and writing are given.
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Magma(r) Design Automation Inc. (Nasdaq:LAVA), a provider of chip design software, announced a new technology OEM partnership with Zyvex Instruments to provide faster, more accurate failure analysis for sub-100-nanometer (nm) ICs. Under the terms of the agreement, Zyvex will include Magma's Knights Camelot(tm) CAD navigation software as a standard option to its flagship nanoprobing system, the nProber(tm). Zyvex selected Camelot as its CAD navigation tool of choice because of its robust, feature-rich functionality and dominant market presence.
The Zyvex nProber is designed and optimized to electrically probe sub-100-nm features on semiconductor devices with increased throughput and ease of use. Camelot works seamlessly with Zyvex's tool, creating layout views from GDSII or Oasis files, overlaying images on layouts and driving the tool to very accurate X, Y coordinates for device probing and debug. This joint Magma and Zyvex solution allows semiconductor lab and fab analysis teams to more quickly and easily locate potential defects and make corrections faster.
"As semiconductor customers' process technologies shrink, IC design and manufacturing challenges become more complicated, time-consuming and costly," said Randy Schussler, general manager of Zyvex Instruments. "By providing our customers with Camelot CAD Navigation Software, we can offer them more accurate, higher-throughput and cost-efficient failure analysis solutions."
"Zyvex is the industry leader in nanoprobing technology," said Ankush Oberai, vice president of Magma's Fab Analysis Business Unit. "The combination of NanoWorks(r) and Camelot makes failure analysis a greater competitive advantage for our mutual customers."
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Welsh cult musician Gruff Rhys documents his latest musical road trip, retracing the fantastical American journey of his 18th Century relative, the explorer John Evans.
In search of a lost tribe of Welsh-speaking Native Americans, John Evans left Wales for America in 1792 with only $1.75 in his pocket. Alone and without a horse, he walked into the wilderness of the Great Plains of the Wild West and reappeared seven years later as Don Juan Evans.
During the course of his bizarre-yet-true adventure, Evans won the allegiances of the First Nation tribes of the Omaha and the Mandan. Swam with Alligators. Hunted Bison. Survived malaria, defected to the Spanish crown and single handedly appropriated North Dakota from the Canadians. Yet Evans's greatest achievement was to create the map of the Missouri river used by Lewis and Clarke to help them discover the Pacific Ocean. Legend has it, he died broke and out of his mind in New Orleans at the tender age of 29 never knowing the impact of his life's work.
American Interior is an investigative concert tour. Fiction, fact, fantasy, myth and music documentary collide as Rhys flies like an eagle and howls like a wolf while following in the footsteps of his (extremely) Great uncle.
Starting at Yale University's Beinecke Library where Evans's famous map is said to reside, Rhys fully immerses himself in concerts, recording sessions, and conversations with journalists, academics, psychologists, and locals on Evans's route.
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During London Fashion Week (February 17-21) there are any number of hotels that are teeming with the model-designer-blogger triumvirate. But we'll always pass on poshie Mayfair and Trendy Shoreditch for a stay in Seven Dials.
Why exactly? The micro-hood is home to our fave London sleep (and perpetually one of the city's most chicest), the Covent Garden Hotel – which turned 20 in 2016. And over those two decades, its seductively trad/mod styled rooms and gorgeous public spaces have held the likes of Scarlett Johansson, Poppy Delevigne, Kirsten Dunst, Bono, Stella McCartney, Kate Winslet, Amy Adams, Orlando Bloom…the list could genuinely go on (and on). It even had a starring role in Woody Allen's Match Point.
From its plush Drawing Room and Library to its elegantly cool Brasserie Max (our go-to spot in the capital), every inch of the hotel is a perfectly realized tableau of Englishness, but as captured by a true modern iconoclast (Firmdale Hotels proprietor-designer Kit Kemp, of course). And its Monmouth Street location almost makes it feel as if you might have nipped off to the fashionable Cotswolds – but that Soho's shopping and nightlife are just ten minutes away.
We asked the hotel's charming General Manager Helle Jensen to take us through a perfect couple of days worth of activity in Seven Dials – the perfect antidote to all the hype and schmoozing at the shows.
Get Your Morning Jolt at Monmouth Coffee
Just over the road from the hotel, a fantastic café that roasts and sells coffee from single farms, estates and cooperatives. They travel extensively throughout the year bringing the most interesting varietals back to Covent Garden.
Make a Day of the Brunch Film Club at Brasserie Max
Every Saturday we host the Brunch Film Club in the luxury cinema in the hotel. Two courses and a prosecco or bloody mary at our Brasserie Max, plus the film, is just £40.
Have a Colourful Lunch at Neal's Yard
Neal's Yard is a wildly colourful courtyard hidden down a small alleyway opposite the hotel – and named for the 17th century developer, Thomas Neale. After hitting shops like Neal's Yard Remedies and Neal's Yard Dairy, have lunch at Wild Food Café (raw/veggie), Homeslice (gourmet pizza), Barbary (North African) or the impossibly hip outpost of Paris' Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels (below).
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Stylish Eyewear at Walter & Herbert
Walter Conway and Herbert Thorn started the business in 1946 and it's still going strong today. Worth a visit to browse through their stunning 20-piece optical range and other products such as notepads, lambs' wool scarves and key rings, all made in England. A gift for her? A pair of incredibly chic Lavender Crystal Blyton sunglasses.
Fashion & Accessories at Orla Kiely
Irish contemporary designer Orla Keily is known for her unique retro prints and designs, and her store in Seven Dials is one of only two in London. From a small collection of accessories – commissioned by Harrods following her graduation from the Royal College of Art – the range has grown to include a complete ready-to-wear collection, travel, homeware and stationery.
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Ahead of any night, we recommend gentlemen visit Murdock London. They have a great range of English made colognes and daily essentials, as well as barbershop experiences to stay sharp. For the perfect holiday gift for him, choose from exclusive grooming kits like The Stay Sharp Straight Razor Box and The Handsome Beard Box.
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Keeping fit during any trip is important, so I'd recommend visiting this brand's new fitness boutique. Focusing on cycle, HIIT and yoga, the best part is that they don't require any membership or joining fees – which is perfect for our visitors.
Take in Award Winning Theatre at Donmar Warehouse
During its 24-year history, the Donmar has won over 100 awards for its artistic excellence, gaining it an international reputation. It's a 251-seat, not-for-profit theatre on Earlham Street and is renowned as one of the UK's finest – George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan, starring Gemma Atherton, closes this weekend. Nip back to the bar at Brasserie Max after, for a Med G&T or Silly Mid Wicket cocktail, and scintillating post-theatre chat.


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Can't help but love a sweet and sentimental wedding day accessory. The bride wore a brand new garter on her wedding day, but paired it with her grandma's.
The perfect "something old" and "something blue."
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3:05 pm on July 12th, 2010
Nice. Haven't seen much garter action these days. Pretty! But a wee bit weirded out by the wearing grandma's garter factor. Still, very touching! 😉
1:17 am on July 13th, 2010
I love the vintage feel of this! 😉
2:20 am on July 13th, 2010
It is so pretty!


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The Argentinian arrived in Spain with a huge reputation, but has fallen on barren times in recent history as Villarreal have made a poor start to the current campaign.
Palermo recaptured his goalscoring touch thanks largely to a defensive blunder from Mallorca player Marcos who conceded possession after wrongly believing his keeper had called for the ball.
The last time 29-year-old Palermo had found the net was on the penultimate weekend of last season, in a 2-1 win for the 'Yellow Submarines' against Zaragoza.
Strangely enough it was a Palermo goal last term against Mallorca at the San Moix, that gave Villarreal their last away win in the league, 14 months ago.
This time around his goal was good enough for a point, but the former Boca Juniors star was less than keen to discuss the breaking of his personal duck.
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"It's important that people don't get carried away with the fact that Palermo scored," declared Roig.
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I get a lot of emails asking me if I have continued to do baking soda since receiving the 'good news' after that second bone scan. The first bone scan put me in the coffin with stage 4 prostate cancer that metastacised to the bones. People also ask about what diet I was on during and after the protocol. People want to know about PTR Breathing. Here are a few examples of some questions. I have included my replies.
Question: Vito, after you had your good bone scan results did you continue your baking soda treatment for a while before you went on the alkalizing diet and if you did what ph were you shooting for? Thanks
Reply: Good morning Xxx. . . I was 64. I maintain a 7 plus or minus a bit, mostly in the sevens. My maintenance is acheived by primarily an alkaline diet which includes mostly vegetables and fruits, a little chicken or fish, wild rice, quinoa, some other rices, very little wheat product, buckwheat, honey, agave nectar, etc. Since switching to an alkaline diet I have not had a gout attack. I was getting one in each big toe twice a month. You can bet that I am very pleased with that change!
The other thing I do is PTR Breathing on a regular basis. I love oxygen! I also work on my mind and Spiritual side. Which for me is always reaching for a better feeling thought. I also put a future in front of me. I learn new things and set plans to experience new adventures. Toss in a lot of appreciation and gratitude for where I am and who I am, then you can see why I am happy. . . Vito
Answer: Thanks for the email. . . I am glad to hear that the tumor shrunk a bit each time you did it. That is good good news! I certainly can identify with what you experienced when it came to diarrhea. I spent some time logged into the bathroom mySelf. I cannot even imagine what people must experience when doing Chemo or Radiation – especially chemotherapy. So, I stuck it out.
Was your body telling you to quit? If so, you did right in listening to your body.
Make sure you do the Breathing however, and start that now – either my PTR Breathing, Don's Breathing, or a combination of the two. If you have a different way to do it that is ok. The important thing to do is to get that oxygenation working for you. The wonderful side benefit is relaxation. As far as I am concerned disease cannot survive in an oxygenated and a relaxed body. I use it as part of my 'maintenance' so to speak. There are gifts there for you.
The Breathing may help you in lessening the diarrhea challenge. Vernon "Vito" Johnston
Question: Hello, Vernon,
When I read your story it sounded familiar – then I checked the book
by Dr. Sircus, and there it is, bult without a name or other
attribution. I used the book to give this protocol a chance myself and
my prostate cancer. I did not "cure" it, but every time I did it the
tumor shrunk a bit. The reason I did not push it harder was because of
a strong diarrhea. Any suggestions about how to counter that?
Question: Dear Mr. Vernon, My name is Xxxxx and I live in Slovenia, a very small state in EU.
In year 2009 I got an e-mail from a friend of mine, describing your fight with cancer. I wished I would never need to go through your experiences but it happened that my husband got prostate cancer (diagnose was given on April 21st 2010).
The biopsy report indicated that 4 of 10 samples that were taken on different places of prostate were positive. PSA was 4,5.
The doctor suggested surgery to remove prostate in total.
He decided to try with baking soda therapy and in the meantime he is waiting for surgery that he would like to avoid if possible. He was extremely positiveregarding your experiences and drank baking soda for 15 days, checked urine PH twice per day. He went for another blood test and yesterday he got PSA result that raised to 5,4. I am kindly asking you for opinion, encouraging word or whatever you believe it might help.
With warm regards
Reply: Dearest Xxxxx . . . Then he has to do anything it takes to become that person that allows his natural health to return to his body and his spirit. How would he do that? In my case, it was my great desire to 'if I were going to live then I would live under my own terms and my own beliefs – and if I didn't know what those beliefs and feelings were then I made it a point to find out and then live and become them'. Baking soda and oxygenating my body were part of it. I used PTR Breathing as a way to relax, oxygenate my body, and to discover those things about mySelf that were and are mySelf.
Start the PTR Breathing immediately, or at the very least – your version of it. At one point I was doing it for 3 hours a day, accumulatively. Things happen when doing it. PTR Breathing is on my website and in the FAQs.
Now back to the pH – what numbers did your husband achieve? In other words, what was his pH during that 15 days? Did he feel an oxygenation
going on in his body? What kind of diet? Did he eliminate sugar from his diet? Cancer loves sugar! Health loves oxygen and relaxation and
good thoughts. . . Vito
Reply Back: Dearest Vito,
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your quick response and concern. My husband (his name is Jose) has started with PTR breathing
immediately and he cut sugar. Actually we thought that we eat healthy (very little meat, lots of vegetables and fruits) but the truth is that (My husband) is heavy smoker and he loves coffee. In the past he drank 6-8 coffees per day with at least two spoons sugar and he consumed lots of cookies because he never had any problems with his weight. He quitted with coffee and reduced his cigarettes to 5-10 per day. As about PH: it was 6,7 when he started and now is at least 8,0. The
paper scale indicates PH from 5,5 to 8,0. He thinks positive and his organism is very strong. As a young boy he ate quicksilver and he survived. He is 68 years old.
I wish you health, joy and peace in your heart and soul.
Warm regards from Xxxx and Xxxxx
This is me talking live now. As you can see I get some very heartfelt emails. The more emails I receive and that I answer creates in me a stronger desire to discover the answer this question, "How do you become that person who allows natural good health back into his or her life?"
Good Nigh! Vernon "Vito" Johnston
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One Response to "Questions and Answers about Cancer, Breathing, Diet, and Baking Soda"
Linda says:
Dear Vernon,
Thank you for your amazing story, and thank God that you found your cure.
I have sent your links to my brother-in-law (in South Africa – I live in Oz now)
I stumbled upon your site because a doctor treating me for UTI suggested I take "URAL" – I googled the ingredients and found your site …
Would you please tell me why you used Blackstrap Molasses as a base for your ingredients?
Thank you, Kind regards Linda


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Councillors have this afternoon given their backing to two Scarborough planning applications.
Plans for a proposed water park and holiday accommodation in the North Bay were given unanimous approval.
A plan for nine new homes and two shops was also given the backing of Scarborough Council's Planning Committee.
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Devin West ran for 133 yards and three touchdowns, leading Missouri to a 28-26 victory against Texas Tech when the two teams met last season at Jones Stadium. The start of the game was delayed because of bad weather.
The Tigers, ranked 18th at the time, used a 21-point second quarter to take a 21-6 halftime lead and then repelled a Red Raiders rally in the fourth period. Missouri got three touchdowns after Tech turnovers.
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Today May 1, 2015 at 1:15:18 AM CST it was on the Xbox Live Status page problems are still occurring. Xbox Live members are experiencing login problems as well as downloading a new update.
Some may have got the chance to login to Xbox Live and once in a few may have or still experiencing issues with purchasing gamertag changes. Microsoft is aware of these issues and is working on a fix right now. They just ask members for a little patience whilst they bring people back online.
It seems a new update is causing gamers a few issues, hen they try to download the new update they just get kicked out and not allowed back in. Are you having Xbox Live issues? If you are please comment here below.
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Unanswered: Restoring backup to new server... bad container path
I've been tasked with restoring a database from backup, but I am not a DBA and have minimal experience with any database. I'm using DB2 6.1 FP11 on Windows 2000.
I have the backup at c:\backup and no databases created, not even the sample DB (fresh install of everything). The backup timestamp is Jan 11 2004 at 22:00:00. I tried to create a database from the backup in the control center as well as using the command line (restore db mydb from c:\backup to c and get the same error message:
SQL0298N Bad container path. SQLSTATE=428B2
When I run '? 428B2' I get "The path name for the container is not valid"
Since I don't understand what containers or tablespaces are, I have a hard time understanding the other options for 'restore'.
Is there a tutorial or can anybody write down some easy instructions for this? Unfortunately, with no DBA and no support contract, this sort of thing falls into the hands of somebody like me who shouldn't be administering a database.
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Re: Restoring backup to new server... bad container path
Refer the command reference for V6.1 and you can get help on RESTORE command. Here you can get some examples on how to do redirected restore. You can also get additional information from DB2 Information Center.
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Re: Restoring backup to new server... bad container path
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Thank you both. It appears now my problem is that I only have an online backup, but no roll forward log files, so I can restore, but not use the database until I do the rollforward. There is a small chance that I have a very old offline backup if that will help. Is there any way to get usable data from an online backup? I'd settle for extracting ASCII text files from the backup so I could manually input the most recent data.
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In the predawn gloom, an armada of longboards sat in the sand of Windansea beach, bristling like war ships with poles, tackle, and gear. Their noses facing west they lined the sand; bait buckets lashed to their decks, waiting silently to go to sea. Two men finished the last of their preparations by attaching glow sticks to their packs, and then slid their boards into the jet-black, oil slick Pacific. They mounted their rigs in the shore break and began steadily stroking for deep water. Before long, the night's shroud had completely hidden them from view and they were gone, looking for fish on the dark ocean.
The main event of the 17th Annual Windansea Boardfishing Tournament ended at high noon on Sunday July 17th, but it began long before the sun had even hinted at climbing over the horizon. Competitors were allowed to hit the water as early as 4 a.m. in search of prey out amongst the kelp beds that surround La Jolla's shores, paddling as far out as 4-5 miles in the pitch dark.
Boardfishing, a sport that combines surfing, paddleboarding, and open ocean fishing, has been around in La Jolla since the 60's, but only in the last two decades has it begun to enjoy the popularity seen on Sunday. Bill Decker, a man widely regarded as the grandfather of the sport remembers, "Back in the 60's it was just me and Skip Frye that were doing it." Today, at age 56 Decker was the oldest of nearly 170 contestants who partook in the event.
The Annual Windansea Boardfishing Tournament began 17 years ago "as just another excuse to have a keg party," says organizer and host Allen Repashy, "but now it's turned into a really nice family gathering." Repashy, a La Jolla native began boardfishing as a way of killing time between sets. "We used to paddle out at Little Point and fish just while we were waiting for waves," he recalls, "and then when a set would come in we would ditch our poles and surf for a while. But soon we were going out into the kelp and past it, catching real fish, big fish! It became a passion really…and today is all about combining two passions."
Big fish may be an understatement. Past years have steadily seen catches over the 20lb mark being hauled to the beach with the record for largest fish caught during competition going to Andy Sturtevant who won the event in 1996 with a 34lb halibut. But some guys have caught stuff outside of the competition that make that massive fish seem like a tadpole. In 1998, Scott Cherry landed a 9 foot, 140lb thresher shark from his board after a 45 minute fight that at times dragged him and his rig through the water at an estimated 10 knots. Afterwards he described it as the fish of a lifetime.
While no records were broken, or sharks hauled in, this year's tournament did see its fair share of big fish brought to the beach. Gary Bruntsch, 48, of Pacific Beach took 3rd with a doormat Halibut that weighed in at 14lbs, and for an hour or so he was thought to be a shoe in for the win. Later, after he officially was told he had placed 3rd Bruntsch was still ecstatic, proudly stating that he only has been boardfishing for a few months, and that Sunday was his first time competing in the tournament.
Bill Faxton, 45, of Point Loma, who has been competing for the past 15 years, made it in next. As Faxton powered up out of the shore break, organizer/host Repashy was quick to run in and help out. After the two successfully hauled Faxton's board and his hulking 16lb Yellowtail up onto the beach, Repashy thumped Faxton on the back and with a smile commented, "Every year this guy comes back with something!" While posing for pictures Faxton thanked Allen for putting on the event a proclaimed this moment "the highlight of my year!"
While Faxton's Yellowtail was the largest on the beach at around 10:30 am, rumors had already begun to circulate that another competitor had landed something even bigger. Upon hearing this news one spectator looked out to sea and prophetically mumbled "its probably one of the OB guys." Apparently there is a bit of a rivalry when it comes to boardfishing in San Diego with the La Jolla and Ocean Beach participants good-naturedly squaring off each year for rights to claim the best fisherman in town. Jim Crest from Ocean Beach put it simply. "We've out fished the northerners everyday since day one. We all get along and it's all fun, but there is definitely a little bit of a cross-town rivalry."
This year Ocean Beach earned the right to brag as 19 year old Brian Adams brought in a whopping 27lb White sea bass to take 1st place overall. Adams, an OB native, has been boardfishing since he was 14 and caught this year's monster just outside of the kelp beds. Adams fought the fish for over half an hour before he finally reeled in and gaffed the exhausted bass. For his efforts he was awarded a $1000 gift certificate towards a custom-made boardfishing rig and an assortment of other smaller prizes. Faxton took 2nd with Bruntsch clenching 3rd and they also walked away flush with prizes.
After this year's top dogs made it to the beach, the main event essentially came to a close. Competitors however, continued to trickle in. With an inconsistent south swell building out in the water, negotiating the shore break and the outside reefs had been tricky all morning, and as noon approached, the conditions continued to exacerbate the exhausted fisherman. More than one contestant was pounded by a sneaker set out on the reef, or was caught unawares by an evil double up shore breaker as they struggled to extract themselves and their massive boards from the sea.


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Welcome to the forum, Soonerfan. I agree totally with Butterfly. You are probably being referred to a GI doc (gastroenterologist), who can explain treatment for hep C to you, and perhaps want to do a biopsy or refer you for some scans. As for your back pain, that does not sound liver-related at all. Perhaps just muscle strain or possibly kidney problems.
Please come back and let us know how you are doing.
Hi Sooner and welcome to the forum. I hope you are feeling better. I was blessed when I found this site. The members are very kind and full of knowledge. They listened to me when I first joined and helped me get thru the loss of my mother. (She died in Nov from liver cancer). Their knowledge is endless and their advice is priceless. Good luck and know that you are not alone.
Sooner, it's doubtful you will get jaundiced...not unless you go into bad liver failure with high bilirubin. I was diagnosed in '93 with Hep C and developed liver cancer as a result--but have never been jaundiced.
I would check with you doctor (preferably a GI doc) about any natural products you want to try.
Best of luck,
Hi Deb and welcome to the forum, I would like to list how someone can get Hep B & C.
Hepatitis B virus can be spread by:
unprotected sex injecting drug use (sharing needles)during birth from mother to child contact with blood or open sores of an infected person human bites sharing a household with an infected person Though this is ambiguous) sharing items such as razors, toothbrushes, or washcloths pre-chewing food for babies or sharing chewing gum using unsterilized needles in ear or body piercing, tattooing, or acupuncture - so check needles are always taken out of sterile packages in front of you using the same immunisation needle on more than one person - insist on a clean needle every time Hepatitis B virus IS NOT spread by: casual contact like holding hands eating food prepared by a carrier kissing on the cheek or dry lip kissing sharing silverware, plates, or cups visiting an infected person's home playing with a child who is a carrier sneezing or coughing
HepC is transmitted through blood, so sharing needles is the most common cause of Hep C. Transfusions before 1992 were not screened for Hep C so some people aquired it thru this means. Unprotected sex can transmit the disease but it's not common.
Deb, my best advice is to look up as much as you can online and get educated on these diseases. Education is the key to making smart informed decisions. I hope this helps a little.


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Some Texas employers try to discourage employees from taking workers' compensation leave when they suffer an injury. Instead, they encourage employees to use FMLA and accrued vacation and other leave.
That lets them then terminate the employee after the leave expires instead of keeping him on indefinite workers' comp leave. And taking paid leave may sometimes benefit the employee, since the payments are higher than under the workers' compensation system.
Always make sure employees volunteer to make that choice. Don't choose for the employee and then terminate him once the leave expires. He may view that as retaliation for seeking workers' compensation benefits—and win a large jury award.
Recent case: Jorge severed the tendons in one hand at work and applied for workers' compensation leave. His employer suggested he take FMLA and vacation leave instead, but he refused.
Somehow, he was placed on FMLA leave anyway. When his 12 weeks were up, he was fired under a policy that required termination if the employee didn't return to work with a clearance.
Jorge sued, and a jury concluded he had been terminated in retaliation for insisting on workers' compensation benefits. It awarded him over $100,000 in damages.
The employer appealed, arguing that it routinely terminated all employees who didn't return from vacation and FMLA leave. Complicating the case was a company rule that gave employees the right to provide a clearance-to-work note within 15 days of returning. Jorge wasn't allowed to use the grace period.
The appeals court ruled a jury could view that as evidence that might prove Jorge was punished for insisting on workers' comp benefits. (Kingsaire v. Melendez, No. 08-11-00372, Texas Court of Appeals, 8th District, 2013)
Final note: The employer might have won had it provided Jorge with the 15-day grace period.
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Lucca is hosting an exhibition of Rabarama's monumental sculptures. This Italian contemporary sculptress is making a name for herself on the world stage and I can see why. The massive very powerful pieces on display in and around the city of Lucca, both inside, on and outside the walls represent the human form. The often contorted poses, for me create a feeling of aggression and the patterns on the surfaces of the sculptures emphasize these feelings. Lucca City and its wonderful renaissance walls make a magnificent stage set for Rabarama's formidable sculptures.
Musings on Italian life in and around Lucca and Bagni di Lucca, Tuscany. I try to share the most offbeat points of interests in our area and occasionally beyond, and I am also happy to give information and help to travellers.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Lucca Host's The Sculptures of Rabarama
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A new website for terre des hommes Switzerland
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Initial position: terre des hommes Switzerland wanted to redesign its website. The new website had to be user friendly, present current projects and motivate visitors to make a donation.
Implementation: The choice was Easy Web, the getunik CMS for NPOs with integrated e-payment solution, Inxmail e-mail marketing and an easy to use CMS to update the content. Easy Web is a cost-effective solution that can be implemented quickly.
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After the relaunch the number of visitors increased by more than 50 percent. Online donations have doubled in the last 12 months.
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5 development. What your language flavor? This is a great plan for doing site maintenance and updates. This is also great for some short sprint, like the addition of a feature to your site. Let's say create some simple social app or order form. Maybe a small custom calculator widget. If's your time, use it how you want.


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BRIDGE Over Troubled Water singer Paul Simon and his wife have appeared in court after only their fourth fight in 22 years of marriage.
Simon, 72, who, with Art Garfunkel had a huge hit with the song, and singer Edie Brickell appeared before a court in Connecticut, USA yesterday on disorderly conduct charges the day after police were called to their cottage.
The Grammy-winning singers, who have three children, pushed each other and Ms Brickell blocked the door before her mother called police, who were reluctant to arrest them on a "misdemeanor summons."
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Simon told the court: "Neither of us has any fear or anything to feel threatened about,"
"We had an argument that is atypical of us." Brickell, 48, added: "He is no threat to me at all."
Police chief Leon Krolikowski said: "They're well known to the community, they're very nice people. "It's unfortunate that this occurred, but we were obligated to make an arrest." The couplewill reappear in court at a later date.


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The move to CBBC is, says the BBC, a natural gravitation to where its audience has already gone and denied the change was the latest move to prop up an ailing programme. But traditionalists fear it signals the further decline of the world's longest–running children's television show.
Blue Peter first aired in 1958 and for most of its run has been broadcast twice a week. At the height of its popularity in the 1980s, audiences regularly topped five million and for a period in the 1990s it was broadcast three times a week.
Its current average is 382,000 viewers and earlier this year the BBC scrapped the Blue Peter Annual, once the staple of a Christmas stocking, due to a slump in sales.
Instead of a twice–weekly show, the Thursday edition will be complemented by specials including a nine–week series on presenter Helen Skelton's trip to the South Pole, and another on the Olympic Torch relay. The first special will be "Stargazing Live", due to be shown shortly after the Jan 12 relaunch.
For the first time the show will run throughout the year instead of taking an eight–week break over the summer holidays, in order to keep broadcasting during the Olympics.
A BBC spokesman said: "We wanted to go all year round and this seemed the best way of doing it. The amount of airtime we devote to Blue Peter, and the budget, remains exactly the same."
The pressure group Save Kids' TV has said it is important that children's programmes are maintained on BBC One and not reduced to "digital budgets".


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Truth on the Tracks with Brandon Turbeville - 12/14/2015
Brandon discusses fluoride, GMOs, marijuana, Donald Trump, and the Syrian crisis...
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Main Stream jew Media Claims Assad Funds ISIS – Evidence Claims Otherwise
The article "Revealed: Assad Buys Oil From ISIS" is as much an attempt to cover up the increasingly well-known connections between the Erdogan family and ISIS' stolen oil industry - a connection that was being reported on by many in alternative media for some time but has gained more popularity with the Russian demonstration of Erdogan/ISIS links in regards to the stolen oil - as it is an attempt to cover them up.
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9 epic days!
04 Jun 2016 - 12 Jun 2016
What I loved about the trip:
- Very friendly and knowledgeable tour guide (Sarah). The presentations about each new country were interesting, and the maps of the cities we visited and 'survival phrases' were very useful. She also gave us good advice on restaurants and things to see/do during our free time.
- The optional extras. I signed up for most of them, and they were worth every penny! The guide on both of the Budapest tours was very funny, and the guide on the "Traditional Tastes of Venice" tour chatted to us all as we tried some very tasty Italian antipasti. All of the guides were very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The pierogi evening was fun, and the gondola ride was a bucket list item!
- The inclusions. Key landmarks were pointed out to us, and the included meals were traditional. Sarah took us on short walking tours of the cities, and we also had plenty of time to look around Auschwitz-Birkenau and Banska Bystrica.
- The free time. I felt that there was enough time to explore in all of the cities (except Rome – see below).
What could have been better:
- Very little time spent in Rome. The trip description says "See the Colosseum" and "See St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City", but neither place was included in the walking tour, and we did not get off the coach to have a closer look. I therefore only managed to get a quick glimpse, which was disappointing.
- The hostel in Ljubljana. The hostel was on the top few floors (floors 12 and upwards) of a VERY tall hotel building. The lifts were slow, and stopped on every single level. There was only one electrical socket in the room (for 4 people), the bathroom door did not close properly, and there was graffiti on the walls next to some of the bunk beds. The lights in the room were not working when we arrived, and one of the hinges on the window was broken. The Contiki website says that the hostels visited are "some of Europe's top hostels", but this one was poor, and one of my roommates said that she felt nervous staying there.
- The rooming situation. When my friend and I booked this trip, we requested a twin room in each of the hostels/hotels. A rooming list was passed round when we were on the coach on the way to the next destination, and the non-quad rooms were usually reserved for couples. We managed to get twin rooms in Krakow and Venice, and although we understood that twin rooms were not guaranteed, we felt that our request had been ignored for the most part.
A fantastic trip, and I've already started thinking about my next adventure! I would definitely recommend the Eastern Trail.
Review written Jun 2016event 0.3
Amazing adventure
23 Apr 2016 - 01 May 2016
This was my first Contiki Tour and it will not be my last! I met amazing new people and had the best tour manager and bus driver I could have imagined! This is the perfect trip if you want a taste of a lot of different countries! :)
Review written May 2016event 0.3
So unbelievably epic! :D
10 May 2014 - 18 May 2014
This was my first Contiki tour, and the first thing I did when it was over was book another (honestly). I have a lot of friends who recommended Contiki but refused to tell me anything about it, saying you just have to experience it and then you would know. They were on point. I recommend doing most/all the optional activities as they are definitely value for money; the Budapest dinner cruise was beyond epic. My friends and parents paid in excess of 70 euro for their Gondola rides whilst Contiki provided for less than 30. Megs was my tour guide, if you get her; I envy you. She made the experience what it was with her infectious smile, organisation skills and extensive knowledge of all the places visited. My fellow travelers were amazing and ready to experience the world. I loved the Eastern European culture, cuisine and nightlife. I cannot recommend Contiki enough, and this tour. Get out there and do it, #noregrets!
Review written May 2014event 0.3
Eastern trail
19 Jul 2013 - 28 Jul 2013
Awesome tour! Saw a lot in 10 days! Very fast paced so you just get a "taste" of each city. Decent amount of free time to venture out on your own to explore. Our tour guide Emma was fantastic, very helpful and made the tour enjoyable. The accommodations were very good, most of them had air conditioning. The best optional was the salt mine tour near Krakow. Very little time spent in Rome (where the tour ends) so I would definitely recommend that you stay a few extra days after the tour ends to take in the sites the city has to offer. I would definitely recommend this tour!
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