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The free scrap car collection service in Crew's Hole (RG18), Bristol. Scrap cars can be a real problem and can cause you untold misery, if you have a scrap vehicle and it is on the road it will still need to be taxed. Don't give a company money to tow away your car. Scrap Car Crew's Hole will take away your scrap vehicle free of charge in Bristol!
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We like to offer the people of Bristol a service that they can rely on, with this in mind we have many happy customers. After trading here for over a decade we have built a knowledge of the local area meaning we are fast and reliable. We are proud of our reputation of a prompt and reliable service we will always be with you at the agreed time slot. We know that life is hectic and you are more than likely to have a lot of commitments that is why we work 24/7, 365 days a year.
We always ensure that your vehicle is scrapped in the best possible way. Unscrupulous companies may sell on your car rather than scrapping it, often without informing the DVLA of any change of ownership. This leaves you open to fines and tickets, sometimes resulting to points on your licence. When we tow away any old scrap car we always ensure that the DVLA are notified, giving you complete of peace of mind. Whenever we scrap a car we always recycle or reuse whatever we can, meaning we are doing our bit for the environment.
Please try to ensure that your vehicle is disposed of correctly as we want to keep Bristol clean and tidy. When the road is littered with old useless cars it can seriously damage the image of any reputable town, so do your bit and scrap that car. Broken down car, not worth fixing, call us on 0800 043 5100!
How to scrap your car
It couldn't be simpler to scrap your old vehicle in Crew's Hole. Pick up your phone and call us today and learn how to scrap your car. Otherwise, just take a look at our helpful guide to scrapping your car so that you know the procedure before calling.
Reasons to scrap your car
There will be many reasons for you to scrap your car. In our experience the car might have been written off and it is now down to you to get the car scrapped. Your car may not work but if it is on the road it still needs to be taxed, costing you a lot of money
The car scrappage scheme
The car scrappage scheme for Crew's Hole may seem like a great idea. But you can not get any car, you are infarct restricted as to what car you can buy. You can't go out and purchase any car you wish. People seem to get very frustrated as this deal is not available on all cars, only certain cars are available in the car scrappage deals.
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There's going to be some lively conversation taking place as people leave the theater at the end of Jersey Girl. My guess is that of the viewers familiar with Kevin Smith's past work, half will say, "Hmm, what an interesting turn he's taken." The other half will ask, "What the hell happened to Kevin Smith?"
Those past films include Clerks, Dogma and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back -- all pretty edgy and filled with over-the-top characters and racy dialogue along with some rather extreme situations. Now we have Jersey Girl, a sweet, funny, charming, and schmaltzy story about finding romance, losing it, and possibly finding it again. Add to that the fact that opposite Ben Affleck as Ollie is co-star Raquel Castro, a cute little 7-year-old, whose character Gertie is precocious and feisty.
So this is kind of an anti-Kevin Smith film. But it's well done.
The whole Jennifer Lopez flap is dealt with early on. She plays Gertie (the mom, not the daughter), the woman whom Ollie falls for. After a bittersweet opening 15 minutes, Ollie is forced to shoulder more of the parenting burden than he had bargained for.
Ollie and Gertie leave New York, head to New Jersey and move in with his dad, Bart (George Carlin, who manages to get a reefer reference in very early), cramping both his house and his style. Ollie never realized that being a father would get in the way of his own life so much. He's inattentive to his daughter, and dependent on his father to take care of her. When Bart has finally had enough, he just stops being a replacement dad, which leads to Ollie -- who has no idea of how to be a dad -- imploding at his job as a P.R. flack in the music business. A funny and startling scene with him in front of a roomful of hungry sharks, er, I mean journalists, sets him up for being fired and blacklisted from the business.
Flash forward to seven years later. Ollie has a job as a city worker, alongside Bart. Gertie is just developing interests in theater (which leads to running gags about Cats and much discussion of Sweeney Todd) and boys. Coincidentally, Ollie, after seven years of abstinence, is about to meet a young woman who catches his attention.
Maya (Liv Tyler) works in a video store but is more interested in writing her thesis on video rental practices. She's immediately fascinated by Ollie, who lets Gertie find what she wants to rent while he quickly peruses the porno titles because, well, he's been horny for a long time. The free-spirited Maya asks Ollie out, strictly to get to know him as a subject for her thesis. Yeah, right.
The rest of the movie examines two questions: What will happen to the new Ollie-Maya relationship? What will happen to Ollie's career?
Affleck has said in recent interviews that he's very proud of the work he did in this film, and he should be. It's a terrific performance. There's a very touching monologue to his infant daughter about how unhappy he is and how special she is, and most of the best scenes involve him and newcomer Raquel Castro, who appear relaxed and natural with each other. There's also some great stuff between Affleck and Carlin, who has worked well with Kevin Smith before, most notably in Dogma as Cardinal Glick. Here, Carlin presents a nice balance of a guy who can be a wisecracker but at the same time offer sage advice.
Affleck and Smith pals Matt Damon and Jason Lee provide a funny cameo, and for those who like a smattering of show music, Affleck, Castro, and Tyler all get to sing briefly. Anyone concerned about the direction of Smith's career need not worry. He's already working on a Fletch prequel. After that, he's slated to direct The Green Hornet.

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More than a Score is an alliance of parents, teachers and experts to campaign for alternatives to high stakes testing. Rescue Our Schools is a founding member. MTAS is demanding that the government abandons its plans for "baseline" testing of four-year-olds in literacy and numeracy in their first six weeks of school. Its More than a Score campaign is also arguing for SATS, the phonics check and the new multiplication check to be abandoned and instead to consider teacher-led assessment, moderation and national sampling – all methods used by other countries. More broadly, the campaign is highlighting the effects of the exam factory on the mental health and well-being of children and young people of all ages.
There are now 20 organisations in MTAS, from the National Education Union to the three main national parent groups – RoS, Save Our Schools and Let Our Kids be Kids. MTAS also includes experts in child mental health, among them the Association of Educational Psychologists (AEP) and the Association of Child Psychotherapists.
Comprehensive Future campaigns for a national system of comprehensive schools, publicly accountable to parents and their local community. Rescue Our Schools joined CF in January 2018. We too see academic selection as unfair, outdated, socially divisive and damaging to the self-esteem of too many children. We strongly object to any plans to allow current grammar schools to expand.
In 2017 Rescue Our School's co-founder, Madeleine Holt, wrote a chapter on More than a Score for Education Forward, which outlines a new vision for an education system fit for the 21st century. Out of that has grown an Education Forward movement. Check out the manifesto at educationforward.co.uk.
Fair Funding for All Schools/Save Our Schools
Rescue Our Schools believes in cooperation – not competition – in all things. We work closely with Fair Funding for All Schools and Save Our Schools on the on-going campaign against government funding cuts. We spoke at the Westminster rally against cuts organised by FFFAS in July 2017. RoS also backed the Arms Around Our School initiative in October 2017 organised by Save Our Schools.
Rescue Our Schools joined Reclaiming Education in January 2018. We have in common a commitment to a comprehensive, state-funded, democratically-accountable education system and a clear realisation that this is under threat. Reclaiming Education was set up in 2010 to challenge Michael Gove's education initiatives.


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In the latest episode of That Podcast (episode #27) hosts Beau Simensen and Dave Marshall talk with Chris Hartjes a.k.a. the "Grumpy Programmer".
Beau and Dave talk to Chris Hartjes, commonly known as the Grumpy Programmer. They talk about how Chris grew his personal brand to support his collection of educational products, testing and testing tools, frameworks and components, and OpenCFP.
Other topics mentioned in this episode include the Paircasts, Chris' "Minimum Viable Tests" book and Marionette, an automation tool used to control the UI of a Gecko-based browser (like Firefox). You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 of the show. Be warned, though, that there were technical difficulties and the show is shorter than usual. If you enjoy listening, though, be sure to subscribe to their feed for information on new episodes as they're released.


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The theme for this month's Practice Series is VOICE.
The intention of this week's 5-minute journaling exercise is to explore your relationship with your voice, so that you can uncover what (if anything) holds you back from your full feminine expression.
- Bring your awareness to your body. Take three full breaths, allowing your breath all the way down into your belly.
- Bring to mind something you long to give voice to—something in your personal life or in the world, any area where you feel called to express yourself but haven't fully done so yet.
- Pick up your pen (or put your hands to your keyboard) and, once you begin, keep them moving for 5 minutes, uninterrupted, without censoring yourself.
- Writing prompt: What is holding me back from giving voice to this?
- When you're done, allow a few full breaths and notice what is here for you now, having written what you did.
- Reread your writing and notice what you feel in your body as you do so. Breathe into any areas of your body where you feel sensation, receiving this as information—not right or wrong, simply information.
If you feel called to, please share a few lines of your writing or your experience in the comments below.
And stay tuned for next week, as we move into a practice of opening the voice!


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Brand Names:Acular
Medication prescribed:Ketorolac ophthalmic is used to treat itchy eyes caused by allergies. It also is used to treat swelling and redness (inflammation) that can occur after cataract surgery. Ketorolac ophthalmic is in a class of drugs called nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. It works by stopping the release of substances that cause allergy symptoms and inflammation.
How should this medicine be used:Ketorolac ophthalmic comes as eyedrops. For allergy symptoms, one drop is usually applied to the affected eyes four times a day. For inflammation after cataract surgery, one drop is usually applied to the affected eye four times a day for 2 weeks beginning 24 hours after surgery. Follow the directions on your prescription label carefully, and ask your doctor or pharmacist to explain any part you do not understand. Use ketorolac ophthalmic exactly as directed. Do not use more or less of it or use it more than prescribed by your doctor. Your allergy symptom (itchy eyes) should improve when you apply the eyedrops. If your symptoms do not improve or they worsen, call your doctor. For treatment of itchy eyes caused by allergies, continue to use ketorolac ophthalmic until you are no longer exposed to the substance that causes your symptom, allergy season is over, or your doctor tells you to stop using it. To use the eyedrops, follow these instructions: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. Use a mirror or have someone else put the drops in your eye. Remove the protective cap. Make sure the end of the dropper is not chipped or cracked. Avoid touching the dropper tip against your eye or anything else. Hold the dropper tip down at all times to prevent drops from flowing back into the bottle and contaminating the remaining contents. Lie down or tilt your head back. Holding the bottle between your thumb and index finger, place the dropper tip as near as possible to your eyelid without touching it. Brace the remaining fingers of that hand against your cheek or nose. With the index finger of your other hand, pull the lower lid of the eye down to form a pocket. Drop the prescribed number of drops into the pocket made by the lower lid and the eye. Placing drops on the surface of the eyeball can cause stinging. Close your eye and press lightly against the lower lid with your finger for 2 - 3 minutes to keep the medication in the eye. Do not blink. Replace and tighten the cap right away. Do not wipe or rinse it off. Wipe off any excess liquid from your cheek with a clean tissue. Wash your hands again.
Special precautions:Before using ketorolac eyedrops, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to ketorolac ophthalmic, aspirin, or any other drugs. tell your doctor and pharmacist what prescription and nonprescription medications you are taking, especially anticoagulants (''blood thinners'') such as warfarin (Coumadin); aspirin; nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents, such as celexocib (Celebrex), diclofenec (Voltaren), etodolac (Lodine), fenoprofen (Nalfon), flurbiprofen (Ansaid), ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, Midol), indomethacin (Indocin), ketoprofen (Orudis, Oruvail), ketorolac (Toradol), meclofenamate, mefenamic (Ponstel), nabumetone (Relafen), naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn), oxaprozin (Daypro), Piroxicam (Feldene), refecoxib (Vioxx), sulindac (Clinoril), and tolmetin (Tolectin); and vitamins or herbal products. tell your doctor if you have or have ever had heart, kidney, or liver disease or bleeding problems. tell your doctor if you are pregnant, plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. tell your doctor if you wear soft contact lenses. You should not use ketorolac ophthalmic while wearing your soft contact lenses. use caution when driving or operating machinery because your vision may be blurred after inserting the drops.
If I forget a dose:Apply the missed dose as soon as you remember it. However, if is almost time for the next dose, skip the missed dose and continue your regular dosing schedule. Do not apply a double dose to make up for a missed one.
What side effects:Although side effects from ketorolac ophthalmic are not common, they can occur. Tell your doctor if any of these symptoms are severe or do not go away: stinging and burning of the eyes blurry vision If you experience any of the following symptoms, stop using ketorolac ophthalmic and call your doctor immediately: redness or swelling of eyes, lips, tongue, or skin infection in or around the eye skin rash, hives, or skin changes difficulty breathing or swallowing
What storage conditions:Keep this medication in the container it came in, tightly closed, and out of reach of children. Store it at room temperature and away from excess heat and moisture (not in the bathroom). Throw away any medication that is outdated or no longer needed. Talk to your pharmacist about the proper disposal of your medication.
Other information:Keep all appointments with your doctor. Do not let anyone else use your medication. Ask your pharmacist any questions you have about refilling your prescription.
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Executive Order 11988: Construction in Floodplains
This 1977 Executive Order directs federal agencies to avoid to the extent possible the long- and short-term adverse impacts associated with the occupancy and modification of floodplains and to avoid direct or indirect support of development in floodplains wherever there is a practicable alternative. Each agency is responsible for evaluating the potential effects of any action it may take in a floodplain.
Before taking an action, the federal agency must determine whether the proposed action will occur in a floodplain. For major federal actions significantly affecting the quality of the human environment, the evaluation will be included in the agency's NEPA compliance document(s). The agency must consider alternatives to avoid adverse effects and incompatible development in floodplains. If the only practicable alternative requires siting in a floodplain, the agency must: (1) design or modify the action to minimize potential harm; and (2) prepare and circulate a notice containing an explanation of why the action is proposed to be located in the floodplain.


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Home Opener
Hey everyone,
I'm pretty sure when teams decided to have their spring training complex in Arizona, part of the reason was to take advantage of the extremely dry weather, where few games would be postponed or cancelled due to rain. In fact, my manager Arnie Beyeler told me that he had zero rain outs in all the years he came to spring training in Arizona…Well, our home opener was just cancelled due to the rain. Talk about some situational irony to start off the season for the Scottsdale Scorpions…oh well. I was looking forward to getting the season started, but the good news is we play tomorrow at 12:30, so I don't have to wait too long to get another shot. We did get to take pre-game batting practice and infield outfield, and it was cool to see how many people were taking video and pictures of us while we were working out. Maybe that stuff just comes with the territory of playing in the AFl, or maybe it was just because it was the first game of the season. Whatever the reason, it definitely gave batting practice a different aura then I am used to, but I really enjoyed it. Well, I just found it pretty funny that our home opener was rained out in the desert and decided it was blog worthy. I promise at some point I will check back in with some actual baseball game related news.
–Alex Hassan
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Alex, huge sox fans. Good to see a local product making his way up the ranks. I know you are an educated kid so please take it easy with the number of prodigious words you use over the next few weeks, I don't want to have to have a dictionary handy just to read your blog. Few questions for you…What is your favorite baseball memory from growing up? What are your top three favorite movies? What is your favorite hobby when on the road and during the offseason?
Thanks Alex for taking the time to write. I have been to the AFL for many years. Some great history and players. Enjoy the moment.
hey alex its the batboy from new britain.
nice job this year and it was really nice to meet u.
i hope all goes well in the AFL and the rest of your offseason.
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Apathy is not an option
Here's a post from the ONE BLOG about the International Anti-Corruption Conference getting under way in just a few days in Bangkok. This is a major gathering with more than 1500 people from 130 countries scheduled to attend. I'm thrilled that my short film, Cameroon: Pipeline to Prosperity? will be screening at the conference.
Nov 4th, 2010 4:37 PM EST
By Malaka Gharib
Next week, delegates from more than 130 countries will converge in Bangkok, Thailand to participate in the world's largest anti-corruption meeting, the 14th annual International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC).
According to Andrew Marshall's Time Magazine article "How Corruption Is Holding Asia Back," corruption is a problem that affects dozens of countries across the world — not just developing nations — and has been met with increasing apathy and acceptance from both world leaders and citizens.
What is most alarming, says Mr. Marshall, is that corruption creates an environment in which dishonesty can thrive even further. Last year's Transparency International report said that the most common source of bribe demands is the police. And in sub-Saharan Africa, corruption is one of the region's major barriers to ending extreme poverty. In fact, Africa loses around $148 billion each year as a result of corruption alone.
As you can see, "corruption is everyone's problem — and apathy is no longer an option," says Mr. Marshall.
We couldn't agree more. It's our duty as advocates to make sure that people know that corruption hurts — not helps — the fight against poverty. We're curious to see what comes out of this year's IACC meeting and hope that the delegation makes some headway in this growing issue.
Corruption Index
Transparency International has released its 2010 Corruptions Index. Chad ranks among the ten most corrupt countries in the world. Cameroon has made some progress — just a few years ago the country was at the bottom of the ratings — but is still mired in corruption.
Corruption was a problem in both Chad and Cameroon before Exxon began drilling. Organizations opposed to the World Bank's involvement in the project warned that rampant corruption would certainly impact any poverty alleviation plans. They were right, but the World Bank knew this, too…which brings us back to the Bank's crackdown on corruption. You can stop doing business with companies that bribe officials, but as long as those officials operate in a culture of impunity you're not reducing corruption.


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"Steamboy" is a fascinating and surprisingly successful attempt to find a middle road that reconciles these seemingly incompatible demographics. And thanks to a release strategy that involves both the original language Japanese version, subtitled in English, for purists and a very skillfully dubbed and judiciously edited English-language version for everyone else, Sony specialty division Triumph may have given the cause a little added boost.
Set in 1860s-era London, the story details the remarkable adventure of adolescent inventor Ray Steam -- only the latest in a line of brilliant inventors -- as he is plunged into the middle of a power struggle between his father and grandfather. At issue is a new steam power technology that takes a quantum leap ahead of conventional steam engines of the day -- potentially a force for peace or a catalyst for a devastating new arms race.
Anime aficionados will immediately recognize the genre's markers in a plot which basically just transports the usual post-apocalyptic cautionary tale to a pre-apocalyptic setting, 19th-century Europe standing in for a 25th-century dystopia. It's a choice that has both obvious and not-so-obvious ramifications for attracting non-anime fans to the fold. Though no less no less fetishistic about hardware and machinery than any other anime, the decision to hew stylistically closer to Jules Verne and H.G. Wells than "Robotech" gives "Steamboy" a look and a feel that regular American filmgoers are sure to find much more accessible. It's admittedly harder to treat steam power with the same degree of seriousness as, say, atomic energy, but director and co-writer Katsuhiro Otomo, best known for directing 1988's dazzling "Akira" and writing 2001's similarly brilliant "Metropolis," manages the task with impressive dexterity, taking an incremental approach to suspending audience disbelief rather than the usual anime practice of instantly plunging viewers into a strange or alien environment.
A key factor for many will be the excellent voice casting in the dubbed version, which features Anna Paquin as Ray and Alfred Molina and Patrick Stewart, respectively, as his father and grandfather. This is the version that most audiences will see, and which, in certain respects, actually feels more appropriate than the original Japanese version (except, of course, to anime fans who have no trouble with the idea of Englishmen speaking fluent Japanese). All three performers are first-rate and treat their roles with utmost seriousness, giving the frequently far-fetched plot an emotional gravity only hinted at in the script.
Even still, there are drawbacks to the middle-road approach, namely the chance that it may be so compromised that it satisfies no one at all. That's not likely to be the case here, as anime purists will probably seek out the longer (by 20 minutes) director's cut. But there are bound to be those who'll feel shortchanged by the lack of a full-length English-language version. The most likely scenario is that the film will produce limited mainstream acceptance of the anime paradigm, with most making up their minds during the film's final hour. Almost exclusively devoted to action set pieces and machines on the verge of blowing up, something which anime fans accept de rigeur, it's a 60-minute sprint that will enthrall some even as others find their patience taxed to the limit.
Regardless of how American audiences receive the film, one cannot fault Otomo's effort. Though it falls short of the crossover standard set by Hayao Miyazaki's Oscar-winning "Spirited Away," the attempt is far too accomplished and inventive to dismiss. At the very least, it's a pioneering effort on which others can build. Hopefully, they'll choose to do so. Voiced by Anna Paquin, Alfred Molina and Patrick Stewart. Directed by Katsuhiro Otomo. Written by Sadayuki Murai and Katsuhiro Otomo. Produced by Shinji Komori and Hideyuki Tomioka. A Triumph release. Animated. Rated PG-13 for action violence. Running time: 106 min


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Ok, here is another session which was a part of mini sessions I've done in the beginning of August. Really enjoyed working with that family. Plus the little girl was so nice to me and didn't crawl away from me too fast! Not to mention the gorgeous blue eyes. Here you go:
Thursday, 24 September 2009
More backlog from August!
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Summer is over...
I think we can say the summer is over, it's the middle of September and I see more and more fallen leaves every day.. I hope all of you had a nice summer! I had a great summer, full of events, travelling, seeing old and new friends and lots of work! I have to admit, I'm glad to slow down a bit and do some personal projects... Like my daughter's First Year book! She has been 1 for 7 months and I haven't even started on the book. And it's just one of the projects I have lined up - my website has been neglected for a long time now, I need to order some more samples, the list is endless!
And I do love autumn though, love the fallen and colourful leaves, can't wait to see more of those! But is this post I wanted to share some of my favourites from this summer that I haven't had a chance to share with you yet!
June in St Petersburg
June in Bradley Stoke
August, in Porthcawl, Wales
Bristol Balloon Festival, next to Clifton Bridge
August, Three Brooks Nature reserve
September, Clifton Downs
Saturday, 5 September 2009
Birthday fun!
This post is very much overdue! This summer has been so busy for me - lots of work and lots of travelling! I can't complain though, it's all good, just not much time for anything.
This birthday was a bit different from how I normally do them. I took some photos while everyone was just having a good time and then I took every family one by one into the gorgeous garden that was there and had a very little family shot. That was interesting seeing lots of time is normally needed with 1 year olds but it worked out quite well. I really enjoy seeing all the different personalities, it's just amazing how all the babies are so different and it was fun to see so many of them in 1 day. But here are some images, enjoy!Special thanks to those parents who allowed me to use the photos on my blog!
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Panama Plastic Surgery Medical Tourism
How to Get Started
Your Panama Medical Travel Visit
Your Panama Medical Travel Visit
Every patient served by Panama Medical Vacations has unique needs, making every visit different. Because of this, the outline below is meant to serve only as a general guide.
- Arrival In Panama
- All Panama Medical Vacations patients are greeted at the arrival gate by a VIP Valet and escorted past customs and immigration lines to the VIP Lounge.
- Patients are greeted in the VIP lounge by their Personal Medical Travel Consultant or chauffeur.
- Once baggage is delivered by VIP lounge attendants, the patient is escorted to their hotel and checked in.
- Doctor Patient Consultation
- Patients generally meet with their doctor or doctors for a final review of medical transcripts with 24 hours of arrival.
- Patient health is assessed and any preliminary tests or examinations that may be required for surgery are performed.
- Surgical Procedure
- Patient surgical procedure takes place and post-operative care begins.
- Recovery
- Patients recover according to the surgery or surgeries performed, under careful supervision of the attending doctor.
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- After patient has recovered, and under strict authorization by the doctor, any tourist or relaxation activities in Panama can be enjoyed.
- Departure for Home
- Patients are escorted to the airport by their Personal Medical Travel Consultant or chauffeur
- Assistance with all luggage and departure processes is provided.


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I will try to find John Hope Franklin's book but in the meantime, would you be kind enough to look up the surname "Revel, Revels, Revills" in NC for me. They were FPOC in NC. Thanks a bunch.
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The above qualities must be required in a right sourcing agent to maintain upon product quality and supervision. So, one can approach the better sourcing agent services with the China2West services and can meet the desired requirement.
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Cabbage Soup
I used to watch my mother cook when I was a kid. I found out very quickly that she didn't always use recipes. Instead, she would add a pinch of this, a sprinkle of that, and a squirt of something else. Her instruction to me was to pay attention to what she was doing.
Well, I watched, I smelled, I tasted, and yet there's just some things you can't duplicate. Oh, you'll get close and it will taste good, but it just won't taste the same. My mother's spaghetti sauce is one of those things and this cabbage soup is another.
Now, over the years, I've made this recipe, measuring things out just so to try and get it right. At the same time, I've also added in my own flair and adapted my mother's method of throwing in a little of this and a little of that. It's a compromise, the best of both worlds so to speak. While it may not be my mother's, it is still very good.
Cabbage Soup (more or less like my mother's)
3 (8 oz.) cans no-salt added tomato sauce
4 1/2 c. water
2 Tbsp. sugar
garlic powder
squirt of ketchup
splash of Worcestershire sauce
1 Tbsp. all-purpose seasoning (or to taste)
cayenne pepper (to taste)
salt, pepper
6 c. cabbage, thinly sliced
Combine all the ingredients except for the cabbage in a large pot over high heat. Season the soup to your taste. Bring it to a boil, then add in the cabbage. Lower the heat to medium and let the soup simmer for at least 30 min. until the cabbage is cooked through and soft.
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38 comments:
I've never seen a tomato-y cabbage soup before! I've always been too afraid to make my own, but I may have to try this.ReplyDelete
By the way, I wanted to let you know that on Monday this week I tried out your brigadeiro recipe and we LOVED IT!! I linked back to you, too. Thanks for the yummy dessert!
Very hearty and homely cooking. Must try cooking this one day.ReplyDelete
Lovely soup Lisa! gloriaReplyDelete
What a great soup especcially now in the fall season! Thanks for posting this Lisa.ReplyDelete
I love cabbage soup, any variety is good to me. My Mom cooks the same way. You are so right, some you just can't duplicate but you can try.ReplyDelete
Looks great - and when do we get the spaghetti sauce recipe??? :) I LOVE spaghetti. I'm the same way with cooking too - I throw in a pinch of this and that until it's just right. A lot of tasting as I go. :)ReplyDelete
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I don't think I've ever had cabbage soup...it looks yummy! Great dish for cool weather!ReplyDelete
I think this sounds really yummy, I am going to try it. Thanks for your nice comments!ReplyDelete
I cook an awful lot like your mom - following a recipe is so hard! Hmm, I haven't had cabbage soup in forever, this makes my stomach growl!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 20, 2010 at 11:30 PM
That sounds like a mighty healthy soup. I love the bright red colour!ReplyDelete
Oh I love coming across different recipes! Yummy!ReplyDelete
This looks yummy and comforting! I don't cook cabbage much, but a tried and true recipe is the only way to go! Looks wonderful! Thanx!ReplyDelete
This sounds so healthy and tasty!ReplyDelete
With regards to your mom's version... That's one of the things I love about cooking. You can give 10 cooks the same exact recipe, line the finished products on a table and taste each one, and they will all taste subtly different based on the person that cooked it.
This sounds wonderful! As someone of Polish heritage, I will definitely be giving this dish a try. :-)ReplyDelete
I love cabbage!! Usually it's just simply steamed but trying it in soup sounds great!ReplyDelete
This soup sounds to great! Definitely love the color and the flavors in there!ReplyDelete
I love soup! Yours sounds healthy and delicious!ReplyDelete
This soup is a great way to get cabbage into my family. Looks comforting and tasty.ReplyDelete
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I love cabbage soup and your recipe looks very good. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe.ReplyDelete
Looks delish :)ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousOctober 21, 2010 at 5:58 PM
Great healthy soup!!!ReplyDelete
I love cabbage soup but I have never tasted a tomato based one. I'm going to have to try this. It looks warming and perfect just coming into fall.ReplyDelete
What a delicious sounding soup!ReplyDelete
I have never tried a tomato cabbage soup - and this sounds spectacular. What a lovely looking recipe - thanks for bringing to Friday Potluck this week!ReplyDelete
this sounds so yummy, love to try it...hope hubby will love it too! happy weekend! :)ReplyDelete
Oh I love cabbage soup! It was one of my favorites, growing up. We like to put sliced carrot in ours. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I am very intrigued by your soup. I don't think I have ever seen anything like it. Yum! Thanks for linking up at Vegetarian Foodie Fridays!ReplyDelete
This looks great, very beautiful color. Cabbage and tomatoes are a natural pairing, and taste great together.ReplyDelete
I cook very much like your mom, it's one of the hardest things about blogging recipes. I have to write down what I throw in as I go. The soup looks delicious, thanks for linking up at Family Food Fridays. :)ReplyDelete
I am bookmarking this, it sounds delicious!!!ReplyDelete
Yum, I LOVE a good cabbage soup, and this looks fabulous! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
This sounds really good. I have never had cabbage soup but this sounds like something that the Mr. and I would enjoy. I know what you mean about recreating recipes. I tried to recreate my grandmothers pizza recipe and even though it is close, it just isn't the same.ReplyDelete
I took one look, printed this and I am off to the kitchen to make it. That is real inspiration. Thanks for linking this to My Meatless Mondays.ReplyDelete
I used to make a very similar soup back in the day. However, I made it in ridiculous quantities (used half of a giant cabbage) and over-spiced it. Those were the days.ReplyDelete
YUM! I love cabbage in soup so I can't wait to try this one out. Thanks!!ReplyDelete
I have a cabbage soup recipe but much different than this.ReplyDelete
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It was another beautiful day here in Big Cypress National Preserve. I spent my entire day just relaxing in my lounger reading a book. I finished one book and started another one.
I'm still exhausted from yesterday and even though i was in bed by 8 PM and I didn't get up until 8 AM I needed the entire day to recoup from yesterday adventures.
Dinner was bbq pork chops on the grill and grilled veggies .. the rest of the evening is being spent relaxing. Tomorrow we will start packing up as we are pulling out on Friday to head to Miami.
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Serves 4
35mins to prepare
1hour to cook
● 2tbsp olive or rapeseed oil
● 1 large onion, chopped
● 2 large carrots diced
● 1 celery stick, diced
● 4 garlic cloves, finely chopped
● 425-450ml vegetable stock
● 400g cherry tomatoes
● 125g chestnut mushrooms, chopped
● 125g red lentils
● 1tbsp tomato purée
● 1/2tsp dried oregano
● 1/2tsp paprika
● 125g spinach
● 1kg potatoe, peeled
● 25g butter
● 5tbsp milk
● 100g grated mature cheddar
● 3tbsp snipped chives
1. Heat oil in a large saucepan and fry the onions until softened and starting to brown. Add the carrots, celery and garlic and fry for 4-5 minutes.
2. Tip in 425ml of the stock, the tomatoes, mushrooms, lentils, tomato purée, oregano and paprika, bring to a boil, lower the heat and simmer gently, part covered with a lid, for 20-25 minutes until the lentils and carrots are just cooked and the liquid is absorbed to give a thick, juicy sauce.
3. Put the spinach in a large heatproof bowl. Pour boiling water over so the leaves wilt, then immediately drain in a colander and put under the cold tap. Squeeze out as much moisture as you can with your hands, then chop and stir it into the cooked lentil mixture. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Chop the potatoes into chunks and cook in boiling water for 12-15 minutes or until tender.
5. Preheat the oven to Gas Mark 6, 200℃, fan 180℃. Drain the potatoes and return to the pan to dry out briefly over a very low heat. Put in the butter and milk and mash until smooth and creamy.
6. Using a wooden spoon, beat in all but a handful of the cheese, the chives and season to taste. Spoon the lentil mix into 4 individual ovenproof dishes, about 600ml (or use one large dish).
7. Spoon over the mash, then scatter over the rest of the cheese. Place the dishes on a baking sheet, then bake for about 25 minutes, or until the topping is golden and the filling bubbly.
618 calories


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Italian is the closest Romance language to Latin, and because about 60 percent of the English language is Latin-based, outside of studying Latin itself, Italian can be a significant aid in learning the structure and patterns of English.
We also believe that, whether children decide to continue with their Italian studies as they move on into secondary school, it will help them develop an understanding of many other European languages, for example, French or Spanish, which they will come across in later life
We are fortunate to have the support of the Italian Government in accessing a native Italian speaker to instruct the children in Years 5 & 6. The children access Italian language lessons each week, some of which are undertaken through a 'triple literacy' approach.
We also have members of staff who speak Italian or who have undertaken training to develop their own use of Italian for use within the classroom.


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Avg Price in Crystal Beach: $751,400 / County Avg $576,200
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — World Street Kitchen in Uptown was born as a food truck, and is now all grown up.
"I love it man, I love it," said chef Sameh Wadi, 29. "It's awesome, it's everything I imagined it would be."
Wadi has another hit on his hands. First Saffron, then the World Street Kitchen food truck, and now WSK in uptown.
"It's just beginning," he said. "Just gotta keep your head down, and keep doing it."
WSK's menu includes Thai, Mexican, Indian, Middle-Eastern and American.
"It's not super authentic street food from India, or Vietnam, or the Middle East," he said. "No. It's a mishmash of all those things."
The key is high-flavor, high-technique food, in a super-casual, laid-back setting. Everything's under $12.
"I wanted to push the boundaries, push myself, learn something new, and try something else out," he said.
On the street, the Yum Yum Bowl became a cult favorite — slightly sticky rice, a soft cooked egg, short ribs, and two dollops of WSK's "Secret Sauce."
My favorite is the MFC: Moroccan Fried Chicken.
"This is a Moroccan spice," he said. "The rockin' Moroccan. A lot of cumin, and smoked paprika in there."
The chicken tastes a little tempura, a little beer-battered, served on a homemade cheddar-scallion biscuit with a smoky feta spread.
What brings everything together? The carrot slaw — carrots in preserved lemon, olive oil and cumin.
For under $10, it's big enough to serve two if you're willing to share.
For dessert, there's soft serve that will change the way you look at ice cream.
"It's America in a bowl," Wadi said.
A salted caramel soft serve sundae is Wadi's play on Rocky Road — $5 of pure bliss.
"Food is exciting," Wadi said. "It's not a pretentious thing you have to sit and wait for."
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World Bulletin / News Desk
President of Turkish Red Crescent, Ahmet Lutfi Akar, has said that Turkish Red Crescent would leave Mogadishu after producing impressive works in the city.
Akar inspected the area of Turkish Foundation and Industrial Vocational High school which the Turkish Red Crescent is going to build in the Abdul Aziz district of Mogadishu. During his visit, he was informed about the project by civil engineer, Semih Tuncer.
Replying to the questions of journalists at the construction area, he said that the working-on-land was assigned to Turkish Red Crescent by the Somali government and said, "6,500 square meters sized Turkish Foundation project will be based on the architectures of Ottoman and Seljukian. There will be Turkish feel inside it too, we are planning to add Turkish bath and a masjid. There will be a hostel for Turkish citizens to stay too."
"Industrial Vocational High school will be providing education in machinery, electric and computing to 360 students and will be able to accommodate 240 students," stated Akar.
Akar also added, "Turkish red crescent will be departing from Mogadishu by leaving impressive works behind. They are all charity works, we work for supporting people here. Turkey will be setting up asphalt and concrete plants and city furniture factories on a 70 decares of land. They will be completed in six months time."
Alongside Turkish Red Crescent, the Turkish International Cooperation and Development Agency (TIKA) and a Turkish charity, Kimse Yok Mu, will be building hospitals.Last Mod: 20 Temmuz 2012, 15:07


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A guy by the name of Rick Jacobs had set up a trail camera in the fall of 2007 in a forested area of Pennsylvania in an attempt to photograph any deer that might be using a particular trail. Rick is a hunter and was doing this to prepare for the upcoming deer season. What he would end up capturing on his trail camera would not only surprise him but would garner the attention of the BFRO and the Bigfoot community as a whole.
For the last 7 years the BFRO has touted the Jacobs Creature as being a real Bigfoot. They claim it is a juvenile Bigfoot and that the photographs are "very significant to Bigfoot research", despite the fact that there were bear cubs captured on the trail camera within minutes of the creature. This created a divide in the Bigfoot Community. You had the leading authority on Bigfoot research calling it a Bigfoot, while you had many others calling it a skinny bear that perhaps has a case of mange.
So now, after 7 years of controversy, can we finally put this thing to rest? A guy by the name of Jamie Schuttmutt, who is a part of The Bluff Creek Project, has now captured a bear on film posing in almost the exact position as the Jacobs Creature. Here are some pictures for comparison:
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|Bluff Creek Project Bear
|photo taken 1/2 second before one above
|Jacobs Creature
|Jacobs Creature
|The Cubs
Now here is a side by side comparison and an overlay done by Randy Filipovic of the Bigfoot Anarchy blog.


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Aging Consumers In India Most Concerned About Physical Agility, Medical Expenses
Global Survey Highlights Opportunities for Retailers, Marketers and Service Providers to Better Meet Needs of Aging Consumers in India
More than half (53%) of online respondents in India claim their biggest fear is losing physical agility as they age, followed by not having enough money to live comfortably (49%) or cover medical expenses (45%), according to new findings from Nielsen, a leading provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy. Those percentages are even higher for respondents above the age of 45, as more than half (54%) are concerned about not having enough access to money to cover medical costs, and four in five (81%) respondents in the same age group cite physical and mental fitness as a key concern .
Respondents indicate that their highest priorities post-retirement include spending time with family (64%), staying mentally and physically fit (63%), maintaining an active social life (38%) and eating healthy (38%). More than half (53%) of online urban respondents polled in India intend to retire in their 60s, while one-quarter (25%) want to retire in their 50s.
The Nielsen Global Survey about Aging, which polled more than 30,000 Internet respondents in 60 countries[i], was conducted between August 14 and September 6, 2013.
"Affluent urban consumers in India who have retired or are nearing retirement are more independent and self-sufficient and are looking for ways to maintain their self-reliance," said Piyush Mathur, president, Nielsen India. "Younger consumers are also expecting better options when it comes to facilities as they age and are consciously preparing for it. Marketers in retail and service-led industries need to focus on creating facilities, services and assistance for this segment, which has more spending power than earlier generations."
Service-Oriented Industries
According to Nielsen's information, more than 46 percent of respondents indicate that housing options and services do not cater to the aging population, while travel and transportation services are difficult to navigate for more than two in five (42%). The financial investment and medical insurance sectors have targeted services and assistance for the elderly and are easier to navigate, according to 54 percent and 55 percent of respondents, respectively.
Nearly two in five respondents in India say that restaurant menus (34%) and product labels (36%) are difficult to read. Two in five indicate a difficulty in finding and navigating prescription drug services (40%), foods that meet nutritional diet needs (41%) and smaller-portion-sized food packaging (41%). More than half (53%) of Indian respondents believe that advertising does not reflect older consumers.
"Understanding what drives shopper loyalty and choice is key to attracting and retaining customers," said Mathur. "As the marketplace becomes more cluttered, marketers need to focus on reaching out to niche consumer segments and getting a pulse on their needs. The aging population is one such segment, with very specific needs within the retail as well as manufacturing space."
In-Store Facilities to Help the Aging
According to Nielsen's information, one-third (33%) of all Indian respondents feel there is not enough assistance to help with grocery bags to the car for the elderly, while one-quarter (26%) say that electric shopping carts are needed in-store. Respondents throughout Asia Pacific agree: 38 percent of respondents in the region signal a need for electric shopping carts, and 30 percent would like more road-side assistance with grocery bags.
Nearly two in five (38%) Indians over the age of 45 indicate a need for aisles dedicated to aging-needs products, while 29 percent say seating and rest arrangements in-store are not sufficient. Nearly half (48%) in this age group say that staff service only partially meets needs while shopping, while 41 percent highlighted the need for wider aisles for ease of movement.
"Consumers who are nearing retirement age or have retired have a higher degree of sensitisation to the support mechanisms available to them," said Mathur. "They face challenges while manoeuvring in-store and are conscious of the need to make their shopping expeditions easier. This consumer demographic, with a disposable income and increasing self-reliance needs to see some comfort factors while shopping."
Three in five of all urban respondents in India find product packages easy to open (57%), but that percentage drops to fewer than half (46%) for respondents older than 45. Fifty-seven percent of all Indian respondents claim that nutritional labels are easy to read, but 38 percent of those over age 45 say package labels do not contain adequate nutritional information.
Digital Engagement for Shopping
Half (50%) of the respondents in India have experimented with online grocery shopping which is home delivered, 45 percent have used online coupons, and two in five (40%) have used online or mobile shopping lists.
Respondents in India have expressed a willingness to utilize digital options for their grocery shopping. More than three in five respondents polled are willing to use hand held scanners to avoid checkout lines (66%), order online and use drive through pick up facility (63%), and order online and pick up inside the store (61%).
About the Nielsen Global Survey
The Nielsen Global Survey about Aging was conducted between August 14 and September 6, 2013, and polled more than 30,000 consumers in 60 countries throughout Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and North America. The sample has quotas based on age and sex for each country based on their Internet users, is weighted to be representative of Internet consumers and has a maximum margin of error of ±0.6%. This Nielsen survey is based on the behaviour of respondents with online access only. Internet penetration rates vary by country. Nielsen uses a minimum reporting standard of 60-percent Internet penetration or 10M online population for survey inclusion. The Nielsen Global Survey, which includes the Global Consumer Confidence Survey, was established in 2005.
About Nielsen
Nielsen Holdings N.V. (NYSE: NLSN) is a global information and measurement company with leading market positions in marketing and consumer information, television and other media measurement, online intelligence and mobile measurement. Nielsen has a presence in approximately 100 countries, with headquarters in New York, USA, and Diemen, the Netherlands. For more information, visit www.nielsen.com
[i] The findings in this survey are based on respondents with online access across 60 countries. While an online survey methodology allows for tremendous scale and global reach, it provides a perspective only on the habits of existing Internet users, not total populations. In developing markets where online penetration has not reached majority potential, audiences may be younger and more affluent than the general population of that country. Additionally, survey responses are based on claimed behavior, rather than actual metered data.


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Large numbers of Tuaregs are trying to flee the Libyan town of Ghadames for Algeria after a campaign of ethnic cleansing was launched against them by forces loyal to the Libyan National Transitional Council, writes Karim Shanqiti. But many of the Tuareg tribesmen have been unable to enter Algeria for lack of documentation.
More than 55 Libyans from the Tuareg tribe have crossed over into Algerian territory in the last two days through the border crossing at Debdeb in the province of Illizi. They left the town of Ghadames and its surrounding villages out of fear of reprisals by armed groups against certain individuals, and particularly against Tuareg families.
Sources inside the Libyan city of Ghadames told El-Khabar that the Tuareg tribes have been subjected to ethnic cleansing for the past eight months. The Ghadames tribe, which is backed by forces affiliated with the National Transitional Council, is allegedly carrying out these acts. The latter burned and destroyed hostels and stables belonging to the Tuareg tribe and expelled them from the city, forcing them to flee into Algeria.
According to the escapees, many Tuareg members were subjected to "illegal" detention in secret locations under inhumane conditions. They added that members of the Ghadames tribes are searching for Tuareg members everywhere, even in hospitals, to kill and torture them. They have also recently arrested a large number of them, including women.
Tuareg representatives from the Libyan city of Ghadames expressed their fear of physical liquidation by the Ghadamesites, especially after the arrival of a large number of NTC troops who support them to the area in the last couple of days. According to the Tuaregs, the escalation of events have put them in danger, and international intervention is now required to save them from death. Libya has more than 500,000 Tuaregs distributed among the cities of Ghadames, Ghat, Ubari and Sabha, where they have established close relations with some Libyan families.
According to information out of Ghadames, the situation is now stable after a week of armed clashes between young members of local Tuareg families and the Ghadamesites. The latter have waged a war which the Tuareg described as "vengeful." Fourteen people have been killed, including a military field commander named Issa Tlili, and at least 20 others from both sides have been wounded by gunfire. The Debdeb crossing of the Algeria border is now closed and prohibits the entry of escapees from the deteriorating security situation in Ghadames. These orders come from the highest authorities in the country, as confirmed by official sources to El-Khabar.
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Ashallaja M/A Needs Furniture For The Pupils, Teachers
Stories by Bernice Bessey
On my arrival at the Ashallaja Primary School in the Ga South Municipal Assembly (GSMA), I came across school children having their sporting activities on a park, with some teachers giving instructions to guide them.
A little distance from the park, to my surprise, were some teachers marking their students' exercise books under trees, with one of them not having a desk and using a motorbike for a table.
In this era when classrooms are decorated with posters, colours, toys and audio visual materials to make learning and teaching easy, interesting, and competitive for children and their teachers, the Ashallaja M/A school children continue to sit on mats, cement blocks, and pieces of wood to take instructions.
The situation at the primary school, where the pupils had for over six years taken teaching and learning instructions under trees, has been improved by the provision of a school block by the municipal assembly, but it lacks furniture.
A concerned parent informed the Accra File that the kindergarten, for instance, does not have chairs and tables, and that plywood have been placed on cement blocks and stones to be used as tables.
The parent added that some guardians who couldn't afford to see their children sitting on the floor have bought them plastic chairs.
A teacher, who spoke under the condition of anonymity, noted that early childhood learning must be full of practicals – colours and toys – because children easily remember things they see and feel or touch.
The teacher indicated that some of the parents of the children were so poor that they can't afford plastic chairs to give a little comfort to their wards.
The concerned teacher stated that the proper sitting position of kindergarten pupils is four to a round table so that they can be able participate effectively in the classwork. 'Look at the wall, it is so plain without any paintings to show to the child this is what letter 'A' even stands for.'
'This sitting position of the children is not helping them. We don't have any teaching materials to make them picture what we are trying to get them to know and understand. This poor teaching and learning would not only affect their present stage, but effect them while progressing on the education ladder, because they didn't get their foundations right,' the teacher lamented.
Aside the plastic chairs, the file could count less than ten chairs in the classroom, for which reason a benevolent native donated mats to the school for the children to sit on for lessons.
The teacher added that their sitting position was not enabling them to write, because there are about 50 pupils in each class.
Information gathered by the file indicated that instead of 207 desks, the assembly was only willing to provide 90, which were not enough.
The teachers, on the other hand, also need about 12 tables and chairs.
The teacher further pleaded for lesson books, exercise books, toys, computers and other learning and teaching materials.


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Organize serological pipettes in this all-white acrylic pipette shelf. Four angled compartments hold and separate a variety of pipettes for easy access. Solid construction offers additional protection and a better appearance than the cardboard box in which the pipettes are shipped. The pipette shelf is also useful in places such as biological safety cabinets, where cleanliness and organization are essential. Its compact size saves valuable bench space yet holds hundreds of 1, 5, 10mL and larger pipettes.
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