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Excellent location at the Octogon, friendly and helpfull staff.
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The location is perfect and it's in a big house.
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The fact that we didn't have a lock or key for our room disconcerting as anyone at all would be free to walk into our room while we were asleep. Furthermore, the lockers were weak and easily tampered. The beds were comfortable. We lost several important and valuable items during the very first night we stayed in this hostel. The receptionist was extremely helpful and nice. However, the manager didn't give a f*ck about our security or valuable. I am not only displeased but severely disappointed.
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Great value for money. Very central. Staff are nice and helpful. The hostel was clean. Great stay!
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Nice enough place, good location, right on the Octagon in the centre of the city. I wouldn't say it was one of he best hostels I have stayed in but it does the job. Staff were very pleasant and helpful . Shortage of shower facilities so you need to use them outside the peak periods if possible. Wifi signal wasn't the best.
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Julia was very nice and helpful, but the other guy (not the new one) was rude and not nice. The hostel was hidden and it wan not easy to find it.
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How and where to report malpractice....
the AMA is all drs so that wont go anywhere...I once called an attorney who said I had a case but no damages other than horrific pain when a dr told me my back wss fine, even though it turned out I had 5 herniated disks
i get ythe impression that reporting a dr to anyone is like reporting bernie madoff to the sec...ie a waste of time
You better have strong evidence because being in medical practice many of the cases are thrown out. I have had people come to us and developed GYNO from TRT and want to sue the dr for not putting them on proper e2 management. It can get crazy and 90% of the time it will not get any where. In past years I have had known dr's to have law suits against them and it is a waste of time and money for both parties unless there is a death or comatosed state induced. One case one of his best patients tried to sue, but she had a past history of doing this so case was thrown out wasting every ones time. Dr's to come testify unless appointed by the court will loose upto 3-5,000 a day in their practice because of it.
I am not a medical Dr, please keep in mind that this answer is for information purposes only, and is not intended to diagnose, treat or replace sound medical advice from your physician or health care provider.
Well I am not going to go the lawyer route for several reason #1 being I dont have the money. Gonna try and stir up a little trouble for him being so incompetent by reporting him writing me a Rx for a med not FDA approved for use in males. I am just really upset over this situation.
Sounds more like Off-label prescription if that's the only complaint. Malpractice is a huge difference and usually requires some kind of loss on your part... And pretty much any laywer would take a valid malpractice case with them only taking money that you were awarded.
Well not only was it off lablel it didn't even address the problem I wad having.
its a bit off topic but on 4 occassions this year alone, my mother has gone to a DR, had him prescribe some type of medication then ended up in the emergency room hours later. i truly believe they will kill her at some point because she is a believer and trusts them, taking all of their various poisons without question or complaint...
matrix i really hope you do not believe "death or comotose" are the only scenarios that merit damages.........if you do believe that you should re think your career choice.
Watch this video and tell me this young beautiful girl whose life has been all but ruined by Drs...does nt deserve damages:
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I didnt know AI were not approved for men, thanks for heads up.
I had to put my .02 in here..... sorry in advance for the length! There IS a question at the end, though...
My late mother had "end-stage" COPD. She never smoked a cigarette in her life, had a Master's Degree (MS) in Nursing, so usually knew more than her pulmonologist, epidemiologist, and internist on her "case." She spent most of her last three years in acute care at what is suppposedly the *best* hospital in our metropolitain area of SoCal, listening to a prognosis of up to three months. They told her that for FIVE YEARS.
SHE directed her health care, told her docs which experimental antibiotics to put her on... she finally came to stay with us, since she had been out of the hospital for over a month, and was afraid to be home alone, even with a caretaker. It was great to have her there, and she was sharper and more lucid than I'll ever be.
One night, she was really struggling to breathe, even though she took o2 24/7, and breathing treatments 6x/day. She asked me to call her pulmonologist around 11PM; she wanted to be admitted into the hospital via the ER. She had almost a sixth sense about this stuff, and felt it would only be about a week or so. My mother hated the hospital, even though all the staff knew her personally and treated her well (she was always in the same floor/section, etc). She always fought to get out ASAP.
My mother struggled for every breath she took. Her lungs were 90% scar tissue. She was too weak to walk on her own. She was not old/elderly. (The Cleveland Clinic, about the best in the world, and where the heart/lung transplant was pioneered, felt she was a candidate for a lung transplant. If she had received only one lung, she would be here today. But her physicians here managed to convince her that the the docs at Cleveland Clinic were WRONG, and that she wouldn't make it out of surgery. The alternative? To die.)
Called the doc's answering service.... doc on call was the pulmonigist in same group she USED to have before switching a few years back, out of dissatisfaction. He treated her very poorly, right in front of me even. I put the SOB on speakerphone; my mother struggled to speak but made her request. He very curtly said if she was still struggling to breathe in the morning to call the office and arrange to be admitted, then SLAMMED the phone on his end. A few hours later, my mother fell into a coma. I called 911, we raced two miles to the hospital, but she didn't make it. I stood by helplessly as I watched her die.
Five days later, the phone rang. It was the kid from the answering service... he was maybe 18, and apologizing all over the place, but went on to explain that after the doc had spoken to my mother, he called the service, told him (the operator) that if he even thought of *disturbing* him again that night, the on-call doc would ensure he got fired. Then he paused, and asked "Your Mom's okay, isn't she?" I was getting dressed for her funeral when he called.
Later, I sopke to an attorney, who explained to me that unless I could prove this murderer affirmatively caused my mother to lose INCOME by dying, I didn't have a case. Apparently, only income matters for malpractice, or so I was told. He added that her age would be a detriment (mid-60's); that the Court would consider her to have lived a full life (WTF?). He concluded that the actions of the *doc,* while negligent and reprehensible by his standards, wouldn't mean anything given her age and the fact she didn't work/was relatively wealthy.
Anyone out there know if this is accurate? If she had another month, another week, even another DAY, as far as I am concerned.... then who is a physician to decide when another human being's life ends? My mother's illness was terminal. She had lived with it for many years, and took excellent care of herself. She found special meaning and quality of life when trapped in a body that most of us would consider a living death. She made the most of every single day, and she had that opportunity violently snatched from her. She was afraid of death, afraid she would suffocate to death, and she died as she feared.
As someone with many physicians in his family, I find the idea that going to med school, plus any amount of work subsequent to that DOES NOT give one the right to play GOD.
If anyone out there can advise me, I'd sure be grateful, for my mother's sake. I'm not looking to make money here, but I wonder how many other lives this guy has ended prematurely, given that he deals with acutely ill patients. I don't believe he should be practicing medicine.
Sorry again for such a long post.
FDA approval is moot. You have no case. If FDA approves a drug for ANY usage in the medical field, it is completely legal and you are wasting your time. Now, if his prescription results in untoward effects, or you have serious problems associated with the medication, then you MIGHT... although unlikely, have something. It takes GROSS negligence on the part of a physician in order to have a case. AS IT SHOULD BE. Medicine is not like putting on a roof. Each person's physiology varies tremendously, and I might give a medication to 1000 people without a single issue, and the next person has an anaphylactic reaction and dies.
You take a certain responsibility and understood risk while taking any medication. Did you ever wonder why they state EVERY side effect found during the study? Because when you cry about this or that... they can simply point to the study and say "**** Happens... not often, but it happens." It is NOT the fault of either the MD or the pharma company when it occurs. Unless they are both covering up facts to the contrary, bad outcomes or unwanted side effects will NEVER win in court. AND THEY SHOULDN'T. It would shut down medicine.
People have died because they took Aspirin... should they take aspirin off the shelves? Hell... people die because they drink too much water... What then with the whole 8 glasses a day thing?
But... if you want to complain... go to the State Medical Board. They are the ones who will look into it.
I think that whole story is a sham. She is now some how cured of her incurable disease by a quack doctor that used bentonite clay to cleanse her. That whole story screams that she wanted publicity and money, and she got that with many companies sponsoring her and her website after that show aired. From having two flu shots prior to that one, and no one else having any reaction from that same batch, I call BS anti immunization witch-craftery.
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I am terribly sorry for your mother's loss. However, you had a phone and could have called 911 yourself. You saw her, you knew her, you thought she should be admitted, and yet you relied on someone who DID NOT KNOW HER... hadn't treated her (at least for years)...
I don't want to sound crass, but this was not the doc's fault. I really feel for you, I truly do, and being a doc myself, this is not about 'old boys club'. It is a simple fact that your mother had a terminal illness (90% lung scar tissue, 6 breathing treatments, continuous O2, etc etc etc.) I know how hard it is to lose someone and the thought is that there has to be someone at fault. But the truth sounds to me, in your case, is that it was her time. Medicine MIGHT have had some heroic measures to keep her around a few more days or a few more weeks, but the fact is, your mother's health was not conducive with her living for long.
I would not pursue this legally, because you will get nothing but frustration and MORE resentment.
Not so. Gross negligence is considered acting in reckless disregard of the safety or well-being of another. That's a pretty high bar.
Medical negligence is distinguished form ordinary negligence, but the test is similar. Was the physician's care "reasonable"?
In order to determine if the physician's care was reasonable, the standard of care first needs to be established. If the physician's care did not meet the standard of care, it is "unreasonable."
Having established that the physician was negligent, the plaintiff still needs to establish that the physician's treatment proximately caused the plaintiff's injury - meaning that the plaintiff's injury was a natural, uninterrupted consequence flowing from the physician's treatment.
It depends... I HATE being an Expert Witness. I charge $600/hr for reviewing cases and writing an opinion and $1200/hr for depositions/court including travel time. I STILL have people wanting me to do it. I tried to charge my way out of doing it, but there are too many people who are willing to pay for my opinion. I only testify in cases in which a Doc was doing something he really shouldn't have been doing, or when a Doc is being sued for something which really wasn't his fault. I do not do 'normal' he said/she said cases. And YES... I make my opinion of the cases merits far in advance of agreeing to testify. If I don't believe the truth of the person asking me, I refuse to testify.
I could make so much MORE money being a full time expert witness, but I didn't spend 16 years after HS so I could sell out my abilities.
I absolutely despise the legal system.
So DR...you have placed yourself above any and all courts, including the Supreme court yet you have no legal training.
my earlier post may of been wrong re the redskins cheerleader but others were fooled too. I really do feel it is not long before my mother dies from a lethal combination of drugs
perhaps your majesty will let the courts do their job if, or when, she dies.
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If it makes you feel any better, I agree that theyre better than cyclones..
If it makes you feel any better, I agree that theyre better than cyclones..
They aint lmao... if it makes you feel worse lol.
Lol! Opinions are like arseholes etc.
I'm not bothered if nobody likes them, and I do agree that it looks a bit like a chavved up DTurbo. But cyclones look so dull and the spokes are a bit too thin for a Ph1 IMO. They just don't quite look right to me.
They're better than the cyclones
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It did look good on the Compomotives, but it's been done on this car before ...
SL434s - never seen em before but they will look sweet. How much though?! Would prima racing wheels fit these or are pugs a different PCD?
How about Speedline Chronos or 2118's??
Don't like Prima Racing ones as they stick out so much! SL Chronos are okay, but remind me of 106's a bit too much.. 2118's are definitely an option - think they'd suit it quite nicely tbh.
SL434's are about £4/500 for a decent set IIRC
What sizes do the SL's come in? Ive never seen any in the flesh, but (IMO) they look like they'd suit a dimma'd 309 or 205, or a T16 or something of that ilk....
Infact, I just looked at compromotives website. Didnt realise you could get MO6's in 16's. a flat faced set would look pretty sweet....
I like the poke on the MO6s. Its hard to find wheels that suit the PH1
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MO5's would be the winner for me, suppose its a case of what turns up, at the right price.
That's my car too!
They look great
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Our server was incredible! His excitement and focus were refreshing Food was great!
I wanted to take both of my adult sons, and their families, out for their birthday celebration. Edgewild provided a very enjoyable experience with outstanding food and service, making the evening a great success.
We went for my 60th birthday. Our friends joined us. We had a great evening, excellent food and service. Will definitely be back. Felt like we were on vacation.
This was my first time at this restaurant. I am still telling everyone I know how good the food was. I had the Pistachio crusted goat cheese and I couldn't stop eating it. Even when the plate was empty I still wanted more. My main course was the beef tenderloin trio. Which was also excellent. I had the raspberry flavored wine and I wanted more and more glasses of it. The waitress was average. The only problem is that where we sat the ceiling was an odd shape so all the conversations that were happening in the room made it really loud and hard to hear the people at my table. I will defiantly be going back over and over again, I will just have to ask for a table in the back part of the restaurant!!
We had a party of 8 on a Sunday night--two in wheel chairs. The hostess was so accommodating.Our waiter, Brian W. was fabulous-I'll ask for him again! The food came out all at once and there were no complaints--every bit of it was outstanding! I highly recommend the smoked chicken wings and the flatbreads. Everyone loved their food; although we did take a fare amount home--couldn't eat everything!! We were celebrating a 25th birthday, and our waiter brought us a dessert sampler for the birthday girl--with 8 plates/forks. A perfect way to top off an amazing dinner. And--we stopped for salt caramels at the end--by the wine and chocolate bar! We would highly recommend this restaurant.
Service is excellent with a friendly hardworking staff who appear to work very well together. The food was served promptly at proper temperature. The half baked cookie with ice cream is great. Only down size is it was pretty noisy with a few tables of overly enthusiastic wine drinkers.
Food was good, not to pricey. Great atmosphere and we didn't feel rushed!
This was my wife and mine first visit with reserv for 6:15 and were amazed the place was already packed. We were seated at a half-booth table. My wife sat in the chair and I sat on the booth seat, which was not very comfortable. The seat set low and seemed to be worn a bit. My wife also complained about people walking behind her an bumping her chair. Our server was friendly, but we notice that he did not tell us about the specials. My wife ordered the salmon dish, which she raved how deliciously it tasted, and she was right! I ordered the shrimp and scallop linguine, which was outstanding! Overall, our experience was good to great! However, my wife reminded me at least four separate times how much she enjoyed dinner! So, we will be back!
Had a great time at this resturant. I went with my husband on his birthday. We had a great experience! The seared ahi tuna was great! And of course the wine was excellent!
Once again enjoyed a delicious lunch. Service was great and food was awesome. We usually dine here once a month and have not been disappointed yet.
Key attributes: easy to get to, easy to park; will take reservations; wide interesting selection of food for all tastes; reasonably priced; good energetic environment; consistent, attentive service. Have been many times and never had any complaint what so ever. Go and enjoy.
My wife flew in from a week on the road so I made reservations at EdgeWild to welcome her home. It has become one of our favorite, go-to places for a nice dinner out. The restaurant was plenty busy which added to the decibel level, but it was just short of annoying. The service, as always, was top-notch. I ordered the Berkshire Pork Medallions and my wife, not normally a beef eater, ordered Petite Filets. The only glitch of the evening was when her filet was served medium rare instead of medium resulting in a return trip tot he kitchen. When it returned, it was perfect for her. We look forward to our next visit to EdgeWild.
Great meal and experience. Had dinner for 12 on Friday night. Terrific set up, food and service. Wonderful experience and would highly recommend it to others!!!
Consistently good food and service regular customer
My boyfriend and I really enjoyed EdgeWild. Our server, Cari, was great- knowledgeable, friendly and attentive without being overbearing. My boyfriend had the bison meatloaf and it was amazing! I had the Vintner steak and although it was delicious, I had to keep stealing bites of the meatloaf ;) We would definitely like to return.
Great place for that special occasion or just to hang in the bar area and enjoy live music. The atmosphere is great here. The service is exceptional and there is a variety of foods and wines to choose from that are sure to please anyone.
I have dinned here many times and love the relaxed feel of this place. The braised short ravioli and Sea Bass with butternut squash were simply outstanding and great wine selection to top off any meal at an affordable price. Service is always top-notch and enhances the relaxed feel.
Near shopping great hotel within walking distance Wide variety of apps and entrees salads Only complaint wine very expensive need house wine that is more moderate in price Will return regularly
I did a wine flight and the wines I chose was a little boring.
Nice experience. The food was good (we had duck and beef medallions). Service was really great, very attentive. The noise level was a little loud for good conversation, but overall good restaurant experience.
Love this place ... The owners are there every night. Makes guests feel special. Food is awesome.
I was in the mood for a fun martini but nothing on the drink menu jumped out at me so my server asked what I was wanting. I asked for a pear martini. My server told me that the bartender was excited to come up with something for me and sent him on an errand to retrieve some ingredients from the kitchen. The result was amazingly delicious! I had the napa salad which was really good and the vegetable and polenta entree which was very very good. It was delicious and very filling. I don't eat any meat so it was nice to have a hearty veggie option on the menu.
Seated and greeted right away - fabulous service and the food is "to die for"!! Had the scallops/risotto - well prepared and honestly, perfectly portioned....also had the arugula/spinach salad - out of this world....We will DEFINITELY be coming back - friendly atmosphere as well....great overall experience!
Service at EdgeWild is always excellent and food great. Wine list is good, prices are reasonable. This is where we go when we want to relax, enjoy a good bottle of wine and have a great meal. Suggest reservations on weekends.
Great wine list, innovative dishes with a wide range of choices, and fabulous service. Always an exceptional experience! This local spot is high energy and it is felt the moment you walk through the doors. We will be back soon!
If you haven't been you need to go. It is really good place for lunch but even better for dinner. The ambience is fantastic and the food is really delicious. I've been several times and haven't had a bad meal. Sad to see that Joanna was no longer there but all the staff is great.
All in all, we had a great night at Edgewild. It was a very busy night, but the wait still seemed a bit too long for our main entrees. The salmon was delightful. The beef medalions were tasty, but not very warm at all.
We went for my birthday and the food was better than advertised, they have a real deal cook and well made cocktails!
I had decided to come to EdgeWild to celebrate time with my boyfriend - he lives far out of town, and thus we only get to see eachother every few weeks. I metioned this when making the reservation, and our server was very accomodating! She provided excellent service - offering us a sample of wine when we were trying to decide on which bottle to pick, and checking in on occasion throughout the meal while still giving us time to just talk. The food was delicious - we split the tenderloin trio and one of the fresh catches... both the fish and the steak were cooked to perfection! To top it off, our server brought us a complimentary dessert to celebrate our special night. Thanks for a great evening!
We enjoyed our evening at Edgewild. The server was excellent. The food was great and we liked sitting in the "gazebo" area of the patio by the firepit.
Forest Mushroom and Brie soup was fantastic. Would have preferred a few larger pieces of mushroom in it. Beef Tenderloin Trio was divine. Extremely tender and cooked to order (medium rare). The spinach and potatoes were a bit bland. Artisan Cheese platter was nice looking with interesting flatbreads and dried fruits. The three cheeses provided were not very flavorful. I would have preferred stronger cheeses with such flavorful breads. The chocolate raspberry torte highly recommended.
Once again, great food and great service. We had a group of 8 and the waiter was very attentive, but we didn't feel rushed.
The restaurant is VERY loud but if you are looking for pretty good food in a fun atmosphere in West County, this is a pretty good place.
My husband and I were scheduled to eat at Edgewild several months ago with a group from Noboleis. I came home from vacation not feeling well and we had to cancel. We were both disappointed because we've heard such good things about the restaurant. I made the reservation on line (super simple) and we had a great meal. Our waiter was extremely nice and very knowledgeable. We even splurged on a bottle of Brad Pitt/Angelina Jolie wine. Delicious. We had our son with us and we each ordered something different. I had a small salad while my husband and son shared a larger and different one. All were excellent. The food was wonderful but the portions almost too big. Unfortunately we didn't have room for dessert.
The food at Edgewild was amazing. Can't say enough good things about our experience. Will be coming back soon!
Great food, great wines, great service...and the people, from the hostess, to the bartenders, to the servers, to the owners...absolutely incredible.
We had the crabmeat omelette. It was great. The polenta was outstanding. We really enjoyed the shrimp and roasted corn pizza. Our dining experience was most pleasnt.
EdgeWild was the perfect place for the celebration of my seventeen year olds birthday! We enjoyed the food, the atmosphere, as well as the service. Great night for our 14 year old, 17 year old, her friend, and ourselves! We'll be back!!
This was the second year that I had come for the Thanksgiving buffet. To call it a buffet is to belittle the dinner. Every dish was better than the one before it. Why have cranberry mess out of the can when you can have their wonderful Cranberry Chutney? Why have mashed sweet potatoes again when you can have sweet potato gratin? I will be back next year.
Eat at Edgewild quite often. Brandon our server was great and Chef Aaron always has interesting specials. We are never disappointed and our guests have a great experience every time.
We opted for an early reservation because we didn't want to be out too late on a school night. The dining room was empty, so we decided to sit in the bar area which was quite full and lively. The HH specials were so good, we ordered five different apps and desert and were impressed with every single one of them. The young man who served us was fantastic and we spoke with the events manager about setting up two upcoming events, so we can show off our new find to friends and family!
I loved this restaurant, but the only drawback was the noise level. It was hard to have conversation.
Once again, a home run experience at EdgeWild. The atmosphere is full of energy, people are having a great time and laughter is abundant. The food is outstanding, and each time I try something new, I think it's my new favorite! I almost always get the herbed goat cheese appetizer, it's so different and yummy, I can't pass up the chance to have it. For my main course, I had the special of the night, a Sea Bass over Risotto, and loved it. My husband had a scallop and shrimp fettucine, and it was so good that I plan to have that next time as my meal. Service is always attentive and yet casual, making you feel very comfortable and taken care of at the same time. We are lucky and blessed to have such a gem in West County!
Dining area is large enough to accommodate groups without feeling overcrowded. Food selections are varied and everyone loved the choice they made. Service was attentive.
Second time eating at EdgeWild. My first experience was with a group and was very unremarkable. I thought I would give it one more try. This time the food, service and ambiance were all great. Especially the service. Our server was knowledgeable and extremely attentive. The food was interesting and very tasty. Everyone in our group was pleasantly surprised!
Decent, non-franchise restaurants in this part of West County are few and far between. Edgewild Winery consistently hits it out of the park. Imaginative lunch menu items cover everything from flatbreads to "structured sandwiches" to more robust entrees. Pricing is a little steeper here, but well worth it. Service was attentive but not intrusive. I'd say their only competition for the area is Mia Sorella in Ballwin.
Nice menu, good variety. Service was excellent! Great for our girls group. I see more visits in the future!
While it was very loud, the food and service was impeccable. We were dining with friends we had not seen in a very long time and the staff was patient and accommodating as we chatted and caught up. We loved the food and appreciate that they let us stay late to catch up!!
One of my new favorites! The menu is interesting and varied, and I've tried many of the menu and have NEVER been disappointed. The Tenderloin Trio and the Chardonnay Chicken are my favorites. The half-baked chocolate cookie with salted carmel ice cream is WONDERFUL! I'm rarely there when one of the owners doesn't stop by the table to say hello. I went with a gorup of 4 friends, none of whom had ever been to Edgewild. It was a HUGE hit!
Scallop app was amazing! House wine raspberry sooooooo good! Great service great food decent price!


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Reference | EN 50563:2011 |
Title | External a.c. - d.c. and a.c. - a.c. power supplies – Determination of no-load power and average efficiency of active modes |
Project Number | 23095 |
Abstract/Scope | This European Standard specifies methods of measurement of electrical power consumption, and the reporting of results, for external power supplies. This standard is applicable to external power supplies with a rated input voltage within the range 100 V ac to 250 V ac having a single output with a rated output power not exceeding 250 W and a rated output voltage not exceeding 230 V a.c. or 325 V d.c. The output voltage may be either at a fixed voltage, or at a voltage which is user selectable, or at a voltage that is automatically selectable by the external power supply so as to be compatible with one or more product-loads. |
Status |
Current Stage code | 6060 |
Current Stage code date | 2011-10-28 |
Current Stage code deadline | 2012-10-10 |
Deadline date for vote | 2012-07-22 |
Directive(s) | ERP (2009/125/EC), ECOPOCO (278/2009) |
Mandate(s) | M/450 |
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ICS | 29.200 - Rectifiers. Convertors. Stabilized power supply |
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date of Ratification (DOR) (1) | 2011-10-10 |
date of Availability (DAV) (2) | 2011-10-28 |
date of Announcement (DOA) (3) | 2012-04-10 |
date of Publication (DOP) (4) | 2012-10-10 |
date of Withdrawal (DOW) (5) | 2014-10-10 |
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(1) Date of ratification (dor) date when the Technical Board notes the approval of an EN (and HD for CENELEC), from which time the standard may be said to be approved
(2) Date of availability (dav) date when the definitive text in the official language versions of an approved CEN/CENELEC publication is distributed by the Central Secretariat
(3) Date of announcement (doa) latest date by which the existence of an EN (and HD for CENELEC), a TS or a CWA has to be announced at national level
(4) Date of publication (dop) latest date by which an EN has to be implemented at national level by publication of an identical national standard or by endorsement
(5) Date of withdrawal (dow) latest date by which national standards conflicting with an EN (and HD for CENELEC) have to be withdrawn
(6) This list of normative references is purely indicative. The only official list of normative reference is the list of the published standard.


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I bought this toolbox to replace the smaller, metal one I keep under the back seat of my truck. It's a perfect fit and holds all the tools I had in the old one. The top compartments on the lid hold all the small screws and nuts the were at the bottom. I'm considering buying another one for home use.
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Great box for a great price! I love the small compartments on the top. There is also a removable tray inside when you open it up. Be careful opening the plastic compartments though. The first time I opened the middle, oval lid on top the plastic latch broke... Harbor Freight was great about replacing the whole box though. [$]!
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Bought this toolbox to store all my little hand tools "wrenches, screwdrivers, etc" Now I need another to store the rest.
A good small tool box.
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The top of the tool box is heavy, so if you do not have tools on the bottom, the tool box will overturn. Overall this is a good small tool box. The transparent compartment lids for viewing contents are good for smalls. The best uses is for vehicle trunk. Overall this is a good small tool box.
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Take this dream for a spin: The sun is shining, there's not a cloud in the sky, and your crush just called to ask if you want to go on a bike ride. You dust off your brother's old bike and picture yourself on a hillside adrenaline rush, riding into the sunset with your sweetie.
OK, hit "pause" for a second and get practical. Want to enjoy the ride without ending up in a humiliating pretzel-shaped pile on the side of the trail? (Or making your crush call 911 because of some heavy bloodshed?)
Bike injuries are common. So follow the tips below to really enjoy your ride.
Can you make your brother's sleek racer pass for a mountain mule? Nope. If you're headed on a hillside trek and don't want to pull out a patch kit after 5 minutes, you'll need to choose a mountain bike for its rugged, chunky tires, and trail-grabbing capabilities. The reverse is true, too — when you're going for speed on a paved surface, all those high-tech shocks and other mountain-climbing gadgets will do nothing to help you catch up with the distant speck on the horizon that's your cycling partner.
So what do you do? If you're not into buying a new bike, check out bike shops in your area for rentals. Not all stores rent bikes, but some do — like renting snowboards or skis, they think it gives their customers a chance to try before they buy.
There's more to the bike than just what kind of trails you'll be riding. Fit is just as important. Here are some ways to tell you if yours is right:
OK, there's helmet head (temporary) and then there's nonhelmet head (definitely ugly and quite often permanent — as in "dead"). Wearing a bike helmet is a must if you value your life. That's why in many states, wearing a helmet is the law. Many bike accidents involve an injury to the head, and a crash could mean permanent brain damage or death for a person who doesn't wear one while riding.
Today's helmets are very lightweight and comfortable. Look for a helmet that is well ventilated and fits snugly on your head without moving around (see the fit tips below).
Prices for helmets range from about $20 to $150. When buying a helmet, turn it over, and look inside for either a CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) or Snell sticker. Only buy helmets that are approved by either of these two safety organizations.
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You don't have to wear special clothing to enjoy the sport of biking. But the right clothing can increase your comfort and fun (not to mention your cool factor). It can also improve your performance if you really get into spending time with road or off-road biking.
More important, clothing can also protect you. Here's how:
Riding on the road? Time to review all the stuff you learned in elementary school — especially if you'll be riding in traffic:
If you can, keep your bike indoors, especially on rainy days. This will help to keep your chain rust free. You'll also want to check your tire air pressure (the correct pressure is on the sidewall of the tire), the brakes, and the chain (for grease and tightness) on a regular basis.
Biking is a fun way to get exercise and a great way to get around. Observing these simple precautions will keep your ride smooth and your trails happy.
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Tigers hold on for win over Blue Jays
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DETROIT (AP) - Anibal Sanchez pitched effectively into the seventh inning, and the Detroit Tigers held on to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 on Wednesday night.
Sanchez (2-3), acquired from Miami in a five-player deal last month, allowed one earned run and five hits in 6 2-3 innings. He struck out six and walked two, leaving with the tying run on third base.
Detroit's bullpen closed the game out. Jose Valverde pitched the ninth for his 25th save in 29 chances and 100th save as a Tiger.
Aaron Laffey (3-5) allowed two earned runs and five hits in six-plus innings. He walked three and struck out two.
The Blue Jays have been held to three or fewer runs for six straight games.
Sanchez and Omar Infante both came over from the Marlins in the same trade, and each played an important role Wednesday. Infante's triple in the fourth was Detroit's first hit of the game, and he came home on a wild pitch to make it 1-0.
Sanchez settled in nicely in what may have been his best outing with the Tigers. The right-hander allowed 12 runs in his previous two starts but stayed mostly out of trouble against Toronto.
Jeff Baker's RBI single in the fifth made it 2-0, but the Blue Jays came back with an unearned run in the sixth. Rajai Davis walked, stole second and went to third on Sanchez's error on a pickoff throw. He eventually scored on Edwin Encarnacion's single.
But the Tigers didn't have a monopoly on poor defense. Toronto shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria's error allowed Austin Jackson to reach in the bottom of the inning. He was sacrificed to second and came in to score on Prince Fielder's single.
Davis' throw home from left field nearly had Jackson, but the ball scooted away from catcher Jeff Mathis as Jackson slid home.
Hechavarria's sacrifice fly in the seventh made it 3-2, and Sanchez left the game after that. Brayan Villarreal got Davis to ground out to end that threat.
In the eighth, Detroit's Joaquin Benoit allowed a walk and a single, and an error put runners on second and third with two out. Yorvit Torrealba hit a flyball to center for the third out.
Omar Vizquel had a pinch-hit single for the Blue Jays in the ninth, but the 45-year-old was thrown out trying to steal second to end the game.
NOTES: Toronto 1B David Cooper left in the sixth with a jammed neck. He is day to day. Mathis came in to catch and Torrealba went to first, playing there for the first time in his career. ... Jacob Turner, the key player the Tigers sent to Miami for Sanchez and Infante, allowed three runs in six innings Wednesday in his debut for the Marlins. ... Laffey pitched three hitless innings to start the game. He's holding hitters to a .176 average the first time through the order. ... Toronto's Colby Rasmus went 0 for 4 with three strikeouts. He's in an 0-for-26 slump. ... Olympic gymnast Jordyn Wieber threw out a ceremonial first pitch. ... Detroit's Justin Verlander (12-7) starts Thursday against Toronto's J.A. Happ (2-1). Verlander threw a no-hitter against the Blue Jays last year.
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'On The Run' With Margaret Owen OBE
Interview with Margarate Owen, director of Widows for Peace through Democracy.
May 9th, 2012 by Kathryn Hovington
As Director of Widows for Peace through Democracy, what has been your main focus?
I am really extraordinarily privileged to work on one of the most neglected areas of gender and human rights. I work on widowhood issues: widowhood in developing countries, specifically countries in conflict and post-conflict scenarios where there are millions of uncounted widows and 'half widows' (wives of the missing). There is still so much to achieve; changes in government policies, awareness in the national communities, the UN, and all the international legal mechanisms. The issue of widowhood is not just a woman's issue, it is an issue for the whole of society.
An important aspect of widowhood is its irrevocable negative impact on their children's lives. The effect on the children of widows is terrible due to their mothers' poverty because of their lack of inheritance, land rights and inability to access the justice system. These children are often withdrawn from school or never get the chance to attend it. The most at risk are the daughters of widows. The girls can be forced into prostitution because of poverty or may be married off when they are still children, going on to become young widows themselves. So this is not just a woman's issue or a moral or welfare compassion issue, it is actually a huge economic and political issue. After all, the most valuable resource of any country is its young people, the future generation.
How did your career begin and what lead you into human rights?
I am 80 years old now and 60 years ago, when I was at Cambridge University, there was no such thing as a human rights course. Nobody even talked about human rights very much! I was never going to follow the conventional path of becoming a practicing barrister, solicitor or judge. I was always interested in the interface between law and society, law and sociology, and law and anthropology – the impact of law on the most disadvantaged people in society, particularly their access to justice.
I began at the Bar in the fifties, when it was a terribly difficult time for women. There was so much prejudice against women lawyers at the Bar in those days, and I wanted to be independent, not to have to live at home with my parents, so I left and slightly changed direction. I moved into advertising and television (which had just started). For a while I worked as a producer at Granada television, making programmes about social issues. I later started a degree in anthropology and, after I got married, I took a degree in social administration and policy at LSE.
At that time, Idi Amin had just kicked out the Ugandan Asians from Uganda and I started to work in this country for the coordination of the welfare of Ugandan Asians. I travelled to India and wrote the first report, called Stranded in India, about Ugandan Asians who were in India when their wives and children were in camps in the UK. Following the report I prepared for the UNHCR and the UK foreign and Home office, the government changed its policy and allowed into this country those Ugandan Asian husbands and sons. The camps were closed, families reunited, and these hard-working people could start their businesses and support their dependents. I then joined the United Kingdom Immigrants Advisory Service as senior counsel working on immigration and asylum. But it was as head of law and policy at IPPF (International Planned Parenthood Federation) that really started me thinking about the status of women.
What was it that sparked your interest in the particular field of widows' rights?
I came across this issue, that nobody was ever looking at, by accident following the death of my husband twenty years ago. At that time, I was Director of Studies at the Royal Institute of Pubic Administration teaching judicial administration to Commonwealth magistrates. One of the magistrates from Malawi came to me and asked for help with a very sick baby. I managed to get a paediatrician at the hospital in Salisbury to admit them under his care. I invited the woman to bring the baby from Malawi to stay with me whilst the baby received treatment. She was the catalyst. She walked into my house straight from the plane and before she had even sat down she looked around my living room and said, "You mean your husband's brothers let you stay here and keep all these things?" That triggered something – it rang a bell somewhere in my head.
A few weeks later, I was off to UCLA where I had been invited as a visiting professor to teach a course on law, women, development and health and while I was there I began to search in the huge UCLA library for anything written about widows, but there was absolutely nothing. At that time we were moving towards the fourth World Women's Conference which was to take place in Beijing in 1995. With help from the Commonwealth Secretariat, I held the first international workshop on widowhood in Beijing and that started the process.
Do you have a vision of what you would like to achieve moving forward? What is the mission?
It was a case of, "What can we do?" Widows need to be represented nationally, regionally and internationally. Children have UNICEF and the Save the Children, refugees have UNHCR and prisoners have Prisoners of Conscience and Amnesty. But what about widows? So we set up an international organisation, which has gone through various stages. The organisation I now direct is called the Widows for Peace through Democracy. I suppose the real goal is to have a world where in no countries do widows suffer from stigma and marginalisation, are denied their basic rights, treated like chattels, are the poorest of the poor, their voices never heard and victims of degrading and harmful traditional practices. In some countries these practices really amount to torture.
One of our most important purposes is to support widows in countries where widowhood is a social death. To be able to deliver to them real training, not just training about their rights, because it is really their needs that are most important to them. How can they actually articulate their needs? We want to provide support and training which gives them the confidence to articulate those needs to governments, to be participants in decision-making committees and to even be in governments themselves. To be involved, particularly in countries coming out of conflict where, in the period of transition, there will be constitutional and legal reform and all sorts of other activities to do with truth and reconciliation, peace building and democracy building.
People tell me that I have achieved so much and that I put widowhood on the agenda and raised awareness, but I feel we have such a long way to go. I wish I was thirty years younger so I could do so much more. We have put it on the ladder, but it is right at the bottom and I want to see it further up. I want to see a really powerful organization representing widows internationally, which has a place at all the top tables.
Do you envisage any obstacles along the way?
We face two obstacles. Firstly, there is no reliable data or statistics – we know very little. That is a big obstacle. However, we have an incredible partner in Nepal, whose widow members themselves are filling the gap in data to map and profile. The other biggest obstacle, apart from no core funding of course, is that everyone in government and from development agencies, donors and the UN, all speak about women as if women are an homogenous group – but they are not; one of the most ignored and poorest sub-sect of 'women' are the widows and wives of the missing.
Have there been any experiences in your own life, from your professional career or personal life which you draw on for inspiration in this work?
People often ask about my own widowhood, but I can't speak about it in the same way because I don't suffer from any of this. Of course, one has grief and sometimes one is lonely, but I have a roof over my head and I have an education, so I could always continue to work and I am not stigmatized because I am a widow – nobody is calling me a witch.
There are many amazing women who inspire me, Nawal El Saadawi from Egypt, Noeleen Kaleeba from Uganda, Graca Machal, Aung San Suu Kyi – but there is one woman in particular. Her name is Lily Thapa and I first met her ten years ago at a meeting about widows in Delhi and I invited her to London to speak at the 20th birthday of CEDAW. She is the CEO and founder of an extraordinary organisation (my partner in Nepal), called WHR-SWG (Women for Human Rights, Single Women Group). The reason she named it Single Women instead of Widows is because, as in so many countries in the region, the vernacular translation of widow means whore, sorceress or witch.
Lily was widowed when she was a young mother, with three very small boys. Her husband was a surgeon during the Gulf war and when he was killed there she had to suffer all the traditional mourning rites. Her hair was cut off by her own mother, her nose-ring was torn out with pincers and her jewellery was smashed. Almost immediately, whilst the Nepal conflict was raging, she joined with five other widows and they began to work together to set up their widows organisation. Despite making herself unpopular with the Government, she worked across the country, including in Maoist villages. The WHR-SWG went on to establish shelters and training projects for widows escaping poverty and sexual abuse.
She is now very well known in the UN and in NGO circles. She has mapped and profiled 84,000 widows in 57 of the 76 regions of Nepal. Hers is one of the few NGOs sitting with the Government and Lily Thapa has persuaded the Nepalese to include the treatment of widows as one of the indicators for monitoring the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325. She has helped 11 widows attain seats in the Nepalese Parliament; worked to change the law on pension rights, and convinced the Government to develop a national action plan on 1325. Lily started out in a country where she faced so much discrimination and stigma and she is now an international figure. I am so inspired by her and her achievements.
Where do you get your formidable energy?
Well I think that passion is essential to fuel you, and make you look and explore all around you – finding where you can bring people in to make you aware and to help you.
Widows are not simply victims, they are not simply poor, vulnerable and needy, they undertake key crucial roles as the sole providers for their families. In many countries you have old grandmothers looking after orphans and other dependents who have been wounded and traumatised by war.
Widows can be very effective agents of change if they are helped, and consulted. They must be informed and must be influential in the formation of policies – we want to see widows in the mainstream.
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