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I’m becoming a bit of an expert when it comes to the NHS (National Health Service for my overseas readers; you’re very welcome here, by the way – don’t listen to the Brexenophobes). I’ve been in its clutches in one way or another for the last 24 hours. First with dad in Colchester General, and then I decided to pay Bristol Southmead a visit last night.
The NHS is a behemoth. It employs 1.5 million workers. And with doctors, surgeons, nurses, cleaners, caretakers, drivers … (I could go on), it pretty much represents every strata of the UK. I can tell you now that it employs people from all over the world: I know two Spaniards and an Indian quite well now; and a couple from Essex, which might as well be a foreign land to the rest of us.
Southmead has its own resident cat – how cool is that?
It is big. And, I’m guessing as a result, a bit slow. C and I popped into Southmead just after two yesterday morning and, whilst we did see three different nurses and I had my blood pressure taken more times than was necessary and had wires stuck to every spare piece of flesh and then strapped to a machine that goes ‘ping’, we didn’t see a doctor until gone nine. And we were out 15 minutes later.
And the staff with dad (who is very poorly, but today mum says he is looking a bit brighter – we’re made of strong stuff, us Ladleys) were less enthusiastic than those at A&E last night. And I felt that they had too much to do, and on that list wasn’t giving my pop the nursing care you sort of expect. But, with staff shortages and maybe without the stern oversight of Hattie Jacques bursting out of her matron’s uniform, they’re just all a bit floppy. C, an ex-Army nurse, was spotting all sorts of nursing ‘don’ts’, but dad was comfortable. And safe.
Of course, the biggest thing which we all take for granted is that the NHS if free. From my 111 phone call last night, to the two bits of toast and two cuppas this morning, and a wonderful post-Brexit chat to a lovely Spanish nurse [issue: if we leave the EU, Spanish nurses stop earning ‘equivalent experience’ points which they can trade for a job back home – jobs which are in short supply; hence they are all thinking about moving away from the NHS to somewhere where there are jobs that the Spanish health service will recognise. Nice one Brexit.] the cost to me was zilch. Yes, it would have been nice to see a doctor before the sun had risen, but we were sat in our own cubicle and I was checked on regularly. I was never in danger. And it was all free. We should not take that for granted.
So, what’s wrong with me?
I have an ectopic heartbeat (an extra beat that surprises me every so often) which developed into full-blown atrial fibrillation (AF) ten years ago … that’s where the heart dances to its own tune, indignantly ignoring the instructions that are designed to allow you to climb the stairs without passing out. I was admitted … and a half-an-hour drip later my heart was back under command. A round of tests later and I was told to expect this to happen more and more, and at some point I’d be fitted with a pacemaker with a rheostat that I could turn up just before I went out for a Saturday Park Run.
But nothing happened. Sure, my ectopic heartbeat continued to ambush me, but no more AF.
Until last week. When, instead of a full blown AF episode, my heart picked a fight with itself as to who was in charge of the beating. Then, the good old sinus nerve (the one who should be in charge) asserted itself and all was well. I weathered this for a bit, but then by about 1.30 last night I’d had enough and, via 111, admitted myself … with a sleepy C following me dutifully.
The prognosis is unclear. I have to get a 24 hour ECG and then they’ll look at the results. Hopefully it’ll be another passing episode and I can forget about it for a while longer. Who knows.
For the record? I had two really good days down at the school in Farnham and I might have picked up another job at a school slightly closer to home. And, notwithstanding wandering around with a bunch of wires stuck to my skin for 24 hours sometime soon, we’re hoping to get up to Scotland before Friday and have a couple of weeks wandering around in Doris.
In the meantime the government has a chance to redeem itself this week. But, somehow, I feel we’re in for a series of events designed to try to get May’s deal through the Commons. I live in hope that this is not the case.
There is so much to write about, but if I did I might lose my final three readers. But, come on, unless I misunderstand May’s letter and Tusk’s reply we now find ourselves having to either accept the PM’s plan (which, BTW, gives away the crown jewels and only then opens trade talks with the EU … they have all the cards) or leave without a deal. Both of which I thought had been written off. The first by Speaker Bercow; the second by Parliament last week. Where on earth does this leave us? Has sanity lost the will to live and deserted London for the Shires? Does any of this make sense?
On a more positive note (realising you’ve just eaten ham that’s two weeks out of date is more positive than Brexit) after a couple of days work at Jen’s, and in preparation for picking up the trike trailer on the way back from Scotland, we had our towbar fitted today. The photos tell the story. A fab job by LNB Leisure. They’re based in Aztec West, just half a mile from here. I took Doris in this morning, ran home, did some stuff – including taking Jen for a consultation – and then picked her up this afternoon. The cost = £950, including grounding wheels, which I love. That’s £400 cheaper than an equivalent quote I got last year.
Other than the service, which was great, what was fab was that they fitted a special bracket for our external alarm socket and put a little sticker reminding us that this was not where you stick your trailer electrics. And for £20 they soldered the extra plate back onto the silencer which had fallen off on the way to the MoT. So, all-in-all, a proper job, even if we’re now a good deal poorer.
I’m off to the school for two days work, and then I’m up seeing Mum on Friday night/Saturday. My bum is beginning to look like the Focus’s seat base. We then have just a couple of days before we head off to Scotland.
I’ve just deleted a paragraph talking about His Donaldness and right-wing supremacists … he doesn’t think it’s a problem – just a few people. Grrrr. And then I paused and was about to pen something on Theresa May’s insistence that she’s allowed to ask government to vote again for the third time on an unchanged EU Breixt deal next week, whilst there’s always a sharp intake of breath anytime anyone suggests that we go back to the people and ask them what they think about where Brexit is heading.
So I thought I write something on the Swedish teenager, Greta Thunberg, who started the whole Friday school-strike malarkey on climate change, which has spread to 1600 cities in 105 countries. Apparently she might get the Nobel Peace prize. If she were a British student she would only be allowed to collect the prize once she’d finished 1,000 lines – I will not play truant, even if the water levels are above my knees – to be completed on Monday afternoon detention.
But I gave up on that.
Instead I thought I’d come closer to home. First, Dad is in hospital with a UTI. Apparently if you have dementia and get a urinary infection it can send your mind into all sorts of places it shouldn’t be. We’ve seen him this afternoon and he is very weak. Both C and I would be surprised if they let him home anytime soon … which might mean that he finishes his time there. That would be very sad, but when your Dad is as tired and confused and as unhappy and frustrated as he is, and at 88 and having had a full life, that may not be so awful. I think. We spent a couple of hours with him today. We got him out of bed, gave him a wash and a shave and, having fed him, left him to his sleep.
I forgot to mention that we spent Friday and Saturday night with R&C (many, many thanks) … and Burgundy, who is clearly v comfortable.
Mum is fragile and a little confused, but coping really well. Their carers have been brilliant – immensely flexible and very helpful. We are all lucky there. Whether she can cope full time remains to be seen. A day at a time.
On a more upbeat note, we’ve booked our flights too and from East Asia. Over a six week period we fly (via HK) to Seoul, then to Singapore and finally from Hanoi to Seoul, and then fly home. I’m not a fan of flying. It’s nothing to do with being in the air (or, indeed, plummeting out of it), it’s the environmental impact. There are other choices, of course. Like don’t go. Or buy a camel and take a bit longer. Neither of which are great options. Anyhow, we shopped around and, in total, the cost of all of the flights is £900 each. Which I don’t think is a bad price, although we’re probably got seats in the hold.
Notwithstanding catastrophe here we have a week of work at Jen’s and then I have two days at the school at the end of the week … and then a weekend free. And then, mid the next week, we’re off to Scotland for a couple of weeks in Doris. Hurrah … blooming … hurrah.
Is it about stopping the Romanians from coming over here and stealing our jobs? Is it about all those millions of pounds we send to Brussels which then gets spent unwisely on frivolous projects in Greece and Southern Italy? Is it about stopping the European Court from making half-arsed decisions that overturn those made by our own courts? Or perhaps is the mad edicts, invented by overpaid bureaucrats in Brussels, that straighten our bananas and inflict ridiculous health and safety laws on us. Or that, outside of the largest economic bloc in the world, we will be free to make our own trade deals which will ensure that Britain prospers more than it is at the moment?
Are those the benefits? Are they? That’s what you told us. Remember?
Then why, or why, aren’t the Brexiteers banging those drums now? Why aren’t they reminding us every day of the ‘no lose’ decision (their words, not mine) of leaving the EU? All of the brilliant things that are going to come our way. All the many positives.
Instead, why are they holding up a fading piece of paper which shows that, almost three years ago (a very long time in politics), less than a third of those eligible to vote in this country decided we should leave the EU … based on a hugely misleading campaign underpinned by illegal canvassing methods.
No, it’s no longer about the positives. No. We’re leaving now because we, apparently, voted for it. And not because it has proven to be a really a good idea … because it hasn’t. In the three years since the vote it has been shown that the positives have been overplayed and are now outweighed by the negatives. Reality has blown away the smoke and we can now see the mirrors. The small print is no longer quite so small.
Tell me again, Bexiteers, what are the benefits of leaving EU? I know, I know. We voted for it. I hear you. But, come again. Now that we are at the door, what are the real benefits of leaving? ‘Cos sure as hell, I can list a dozen reasons why we shouldn’t.
Let’s see what calamities befall us in Parliament tomorrow. Hopefully sense will prevail, we extend Article 50 by a year, a new proposal is put together and the people get to vote on it. A meaningful vote. No smoke. And no mirrors. An informed choice.
Anyhow, for the record, a couple of days of good sewing at Jen’s. We are making some pretty fine stuff. Dad’s in hospital having had a fall. Kevin has been on the spot, which has been really helpful as I thought I was going to have to get in the car and head off the Colchester. Mum’s in a tizz, but there may be some good that comes out of this.
And today I made some more covers for Doris’s seats. Am a seamstress. Well, sort of.
Today Jeremy Hunt said, in so many ways, that if MPs don’t vote for May’s plan on Tuesday then a second referendum might well be an outcome – which would overturn Brexit. You might want to read that sentence again. And once more. The government is running shy of exposing the will of the people … now that the people are better informed.
I am unlikely to vote Conservative again in my lifetime. However, with Comrade Corbyn forcing a 70s agenda down our throats, I can’t see me voting Labour either. Advice please.
Now, away from politics. We’ve between campervanning since the 80s. We’ve owned six different vans from v small to pretty blooming big (aka Doris). Until recently we used to scoff at old people (like me …) turning up with a van as big as Tescos. And double scoff at old people turning up with a van as big as Tescos pulling a car, or similar. They weren’t proper vanners … they had too much comfort (ehh?) and, what was with pulling a car? Why not just have a decent car and tug a caravan?
Well … he starts quietly … mid-last week we went the final step and bought a trailer on eBay for Doris to lug about our Piaggio mp3. And, on the same day, I booked Doris in to get a towbar fitted. This pulling a trike about, which is probably as much about mid-life crisis as it is anything else, is not a cheap option. All together we’re getting on for £6,500: nearly-new bike, towbar and nearly-new trailer. And don’t forget the extra 1.5 metre length to the van and the multitude of behind-the-hands scoffs that will follow us from site-to-site and aire-to-aire. And we certainly won’t get any help from anyone if we struggle to park Doris with her new appendage. Nobody will come to our rescue, Everyone will blame our choices.
Our trailer – not our bike … which is red.
Will it last? I hope so. We could have really done with the trike in 2017 in Croatia (+ a trip into Bosnia) and would have loved to have had it for our 8 months away on our original Italy/Greece tour in 2014. And, now we’ve definitely got Morocco in our sights for a 6-weeker sometime soon, the idea of having a motorbike to head off into the Sahara seems like a really good plan.
We’re having the towbar fitted (including rearwheels to prevent grounding – soooo excited) in a couple of weeks. And we are picking up the trailer – an unused Armitage side-entry motorcycle trailer fitted especially for an mp3 – on the way back from Scotland in the second week in April.
We’ve had Mary here for the weekend and I’m working Monday and Tuesday at Jen’s. We’ve a funeral to attend (nobody you’d know) on Friday and then Richard and Caroline’s for the weekend. Hurrah!

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I ’m becoming a bit of an expert when it comes to the NHS ( National Health Service for my overseas readers ; you ’re very welcome here , by the way – do n’t listen to the Brexenophobes ) . I ’ve been in its clutches in one way or another for the last 24 hours . First with dad in Colchester General , and then I decided to pay Bristol Southmead a visit last night .
 The NHS is a behemoth . It employs 1.5 million workers . And with doctors , surgeons , nurses , cleaners , caretakers , drivers … ( I could go on ) , it pretty much represents every strata of the UK . I can tell you now that it employs people from all over the world : I know two Spaniards and an Indian quite well now ; and a couple from Essex , which might as well be a foreign land to the rest of us .
 Southmead has its own resident cat – how cool is that ?
 It is big . And , I ’m guessing as a result , a bit slow . C and I popped into Southmead just after two yesterday morning and , whilst we did see three different nurses and I had my blood pressure taken more times than was necessary and had wires stuck to every spare piece of flesh and then strapped to a machine that goes ‘ ping ’ , we did n’t see a doctor until gone nine . And we were out 15 minutes later .
 And the staff with dad ( who is very poorly , but today mum says he is looking a bit brighter – we ’re made of strong stuff , us Ladleys ) were less enthusiastic than those at A&E last night . And I felt that they had too much to do , and on that list was n’t giving my pop the nursing care you sort of expect . But , with staff shortages and maybe without the stern oversight of Hattie Jacques bursting out of her matron ’s uniform , they ’re just all a bit floppy . C , an ex - Army nurse , was spotting all sorts of nursing ‘ don’ts ’ , but dad was comfortable . And safe .
 Of course , the biggest thing which we all take for granted is that the NHS if free . From my 111 phone call last night , to the two bits of toast and two cuppas this morning , and a wonderful post - Brexit chat to a lovely Spanish nurse [ issue : if we leave the EU , Spanish nurses stop earning ‘ equivalent experience ’ points which they can trade for a job back home – jobs which are in short supply ; hence they are all thinking about moving away from the NHS to somewhere where there are jobs that the Spanish health service will recognise . Nice one Brexit . ] the cost to me was zilch . Yes , it would have been nice to see a doctor before the sun had risen , but we were sat in our own cubicle and I was checked on regularly . I was never in danger . And it was all free . We should not take that for granted .
 So , what ’s wrong with me ?
 I have an ectopic heartbeat ( an extra beat that surprises me every so often ) which developed into full - blown atrial fibrillation ( AF ) ten years ago … that ’s where the heart dances to its own tune , indignantly ignoring the instructions that are designed to allow you to climb the stairs without passing out . I was admitted … and a half - an - hour drip later my heart was back under command . A round of tests later and I was told to expect this to happen more and more , and at some point I ’d be fitted with a pacemaker with a rheostat that I could turn up just before I went out for a Saturday Park Run .
 But nothing happened . Sure , my ectopic heartbeat continued to ambush me , but no more AF .
 Until last week . When , instead of a full blown AF episode , my heart picked a fight with itself as to who was in charge of the beating . Then , the good old sinus nerve ( the one who should be in charge ) asserted itself and all was well . I weathered this for a bit , but then by about 1.30 last night I ’d had enough and , via 111 , admitted myself … with a sleepy C following me dutifully .
 The prognosis is unclear . I have to get a 24 hour ECG and then they ’ll look at the results . Hopefully it ’ll be another passing episode and I can forget about it for a while longer . Who knows .
 For the record ? I had two really good days down at the school in Farnham and I might have picked up another job at a school slightly closer to home . And , notwithstanding wandering around with a bunch of wires stuck to my skin for 24 hours sometime soon , we ’re hoping to get up to Scotland before Friday and have a couple of weeks wandering around in Doris .
 In the meantime the government has a chance to redeem itself this week . But , somehow , I feel we ’re in for a series of events designed to try to get May ’s deal through the Commons . I live in hope that this is not the case .
 There is so much to write about , but if I did I might lose my final three readers . But , come on , unless I misunderstand May ’s letter and Tusk ’s reply we now find ourselves having to either accept the PM ’s plan ( which , BTW , gives away the crown jewels and only then opens trade talks with the EU … they have all the cards ) or leave without a deal . Both of which I thought had been written off . The first by Speaker Bercow ; the second by Parliament last week . Where on earth does this leave us ? Has sanity lost the will to live and deserted London for the Shires ? Does any of this make sense ?
 On a more positive note ( realising you ’ve just eaten ham that ’s two weeks out of date is more positive than Brexit ) after a couple of days work at Jen ’s , and in preparation for picking up the trike trailer on the way back from Scotland , we had our towbar fitted today . The photos tell the story . A fab job by LNB Leisure . They ’re based in Aztec West , just half a mile from here . I took Doris in this morning , ran home , did some stuff – including taking Jen for a consultation – and then picked her up this afternoon . The cost = £ 950 , including grounding wheels , which I love . That ’s £ 400 cheaper than an equivalent quote I got last year .
 Other than the service , which was great , what was fab was that they fitted a special bracket for our external alarm socket and put a little sticker reminding us that this was not where you stick your trailer electrics . And for £ 20 they soldered the extra plate back onto the silencer which had fallen off on the way to the MoT. So , all - in - all , a proper job , even if we ’re now a good deal poorer .
 I ’m off to the school for two days work , and then I ’m up seeing Mum on Friday night / Saturday . My bum is beginning to look like the Focus ’s seat base . We then have just a couple of days before we head off to Scotland .
 I ’ve just deleted a paragraph talking about His Donaldness and right - wing supremacists … he does n’t think it ’s a problem – just a few people . Grrrr . And then I paused and was about to pen something on Theresa May ’s insistence that she ’s allowed to ask government to vote again for the third time on an unchanged EU Breixt deal next week , whilst there ’s always a sharp intake of breath anytime anyone suggests that we go back to the people and ask them what they think about where Brexit is heading .
 So I thought I write something on the Swedish teenager , Greta Thunberg , who started the whole Friday school - strike malarkey on climate change , which has spread to 1600 cities in 105 countries . Apparently she might get the Nobel Peace prize . If she were a British student she would only be allowed to collect the prize once she ’d finished 1,000 lines – I will not play truant , even if the water levels are above my knees – to be completed on Monday afternoon detention .
 But I gave up on that .
 Instead I thought I ’d come closer to home . First , Dad is in hospital with a UTI . Apparently if you have dementia and get a urinary infection it can send your mind into all sorts of places it should n’t be . We ’ve seen him this afternoon and he is very weak . Both C and I would be surprised if they let him home anytime soon … which might mean that he finishes his time there . That would be very sad , but when your Dad is as tired and confused and as unhappy and frustrated as he is , and at 88 and having had a full life , that may not be so awful . I think . We spent a couple of hours with him today . We got him out of bed , gave him a wash and a shave and , having fed him , left him to his sleep .
 I forgot to mention that we spent Friday and Saturday night with R&C ( many , many thanks ) … and Burgundy , who is clearly v comfortable .
 Mum is fragile and a little confused , but coping really well . Their carers have been brilliant – immensely flexible and very helpful . We are all lucky there . Whether she can cope full time remains to be seen . A day at a time .
 On a more upbeat note , we ’ve booked our flights too and from East Asia . Over a six week period we fly ( via HK ) to Seoul , then to Singapore and finally from Hanoi to Seoul , and then fly home . I ’m not a fan of flying . It ’s nothing to do with being in the air ( or , indeed , plummeting out of it ) , it ’s the environmental impact . There are other choices , of course . Like do n’t go . Or buy a camel and take a bit longer . Neither of which are great options . Anyhow , we shopped around and , in total , the cost of all of the flights is £ 900 each . Which I do n’t think is a bad price , although we ’re probably got seats in the hold .
 Notwithstanding catastrophe here we have a week of work at Jen ’s and then I have two days at the school at the end of the week … and then a weekend free . And then , mid the next week , we ’re off to Scotland for a couple of weeks in Doris . Hurrah … blooming … hurrah .
 Is it about stopping the Romanians from coming over here and stealing our jobs ? Is it about all those millions of pounds we send to Brussels which then gets spent unwisely on frivolous projects in Greece and Southern Italy ? Is it about stopping the European Court from making half - arsed decisions that overturn those made by our own courts ? Or perhaps is the mad edicts , invented by overpaid bureaucrats in Brussels , that straighten our bananas and inflict ridiculous health and safety laws on us . Or that , outside of the largest economic bloc in the world , we will be free to make our own trade deals which will ensure that Britain prospers more than it is at the moment ?
 Are those the benefits ? Are they ? That ’s what you told us . Remember ?
 Then why , or why , are n’t the Brexiteers banging those drums now ? Why are n’t they reminding us every day of the ‘ no lose ’ decision ( their words , not mine ) of leaving the EU ? All of the brilliant things that are going to come our way . All the many positives .
 Instead , why are they holding up a fading piece of paper which shows that , almost three years ago ( a very long time in politics ) , less than a third of those eligible to vote in this country decided we should leave the EU … based on a hugely misleading campaign underpinned by illegal canvassing methods .
 No , it ’s no longer about the positives . No . We ’re leaving now because we , apparently , voted for it . And not because it has proven to be a really a good idea … because it has n’t . In the three years since the vote it has been shown that the positives have been overplayed and are now outweighed by the negatives . Reality has blown away the smoke and we can now see the mirrors . The small print is no longer quite so small .
 Tell me again , Bexiteers , what are the benefits of leaving EU ? I know , I know . We voted for it . I hear you . But , come again . Now that we are at the door , what are the real benefits of leaving ? ‘ Cos sure as hell , I can list a dozen reasons why we should n’t .
 Let ’s see what calamities befall us in Parliament tomorrow . Hopefully sense will prevail , we extend Article 50 by a year , a new proposal is put together and the people get to vote on it . A meaningful vote . No smoke . And no mirrors . An informed choice .
 Anyhow , for the record , a couple of days of good sewing at Jen ’s . We are making some pretty fine stuff . Dad ’s in hospital having had a fall . Kevin has been on the spot , which has been really helpful as I thought I was going to have to get in the car and head off the Colchester . Mum ’s in a tizz , but there may be some good that comes out of this .
 And today I made some more covers for Doris ’s seats . Am a seamstress . Well , sort of .
 Today Jeremy Hunt said , in so many ways , that if MPs do n’t vote for May ’s plan on Tuesday then a second referendum might well be an outcome – which would overturn Brexit . You might want to read that sentence again . And once more . The government is running shy of exposing the will of the people … now that the people are better informed .
 I am unlikely to vote Conservative again in my lifetime . However , with Comrade Corbyn forcing a 70s agenda down our throats , I ca n’t see me voting Labour either . Advice please .
 Now , away from politics . We ’ve between campervanning since the 80s . We ’ve owned six different vans from v small to pretty blooming big ( aka Doris ) . Until recently we used to scoff at old people ( like me … ) turning up with a van as big as Tescos . And double scoff at old people turning up with a van as big as Tescos pulling a car , or similar . They were n’t proper vanners … they had too much comfort ( ehh ? ) and , what was with pulling a car ? Why not just have a decent car and tug a caravan ?
 Well … he starts quietly … mid - last week we went the final step and bought a trailer on eBay for Doris to lug about our Piaggio mp3 . And , on the same day , I booked Doris in to get a towbar fitted . This pulling a trike about , which is probably as much about mid - life crisis as it is anything else , is not a cheap option . All together we ’re getting on for £ 6,500 : nearly - new bike , towbar and nearly - new trailer . And do n’t forget the extra 1.5 metre length to the van and the multitude of behind - the - hands scoffs that will follow us from site - to - site and aire - to - aire . And we certainly wo n’t get any help from anyone if we struggle to park Doris with her new appendage . Nobody will come to our rescue , Everyone will blame our choices .
 Our trailer – not our bike … which is red .
 Will it last ? I hope so . We could have really done with the trike in 2017 in Croatia ( + a trip into Bosnia ) and would have loved to have had it for our 8 months away on our original Italy / Greece tour in 2014 . And , now we ’ve definitely got Morocco in our sights for a 6 - weeker sometime soon , the idea of having a motorbike to head off into the Sahara seems like a really good plan .
 We ’re having the towbar fitted ( including rearwheels to prevent grounding – soooo excited ) in a couple of weeks . And we are picking up the trailer – an unused Armitage side - entry motorcycle trailer fitted especially for an mp3 – on the way back from Scotland in the second week in April .
 We ’ve had Mary here for the weekend and I ’m working Monday and Tuesday at Jen ’s . We ’ve a funeral to attend ( nobody you ’d know ) on Friday and then Richard and Caroline ’s for the weekend . Hurrah !


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This Spa draws inspiration from the legendary Shangri-La – a place of personal peace, enchantment, and well-being.
What makes them truly special is total privacy – each suite is independent and exclusive only to you. You’ll even have a pool to yourself too!
The ambiance and décor are minimalistic and clean. Low lights, open space, unique Thai ambiance and a distinctive style give the impression of a place where you’ll gain peace and stability. While the massages and other treatments are based on traditional wellness practices by Asian cultures, there are also Australian healing techniques and botanical ingredients from this region.
Don’t worry if this is your first time at the Spa because the consultant will talk to you in order to ensure that the treatment is best suited to your needs. Make sure to inform them about the pain areas and what to avoid – remember, it’s all about you and your enjoyment.

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This Spa draws inspiration from the legendary Shangri - La – a place of personal peace , enchantment , and well - being .
 What makes them truly special is total privacy – each suite is independent and exclusive only to you . You ’ll even have a pool to yourself too !
 The ambiance and décor are minimalistic and clean . Low lights , open space , unique Thai ambiance and a distinctive style give the impression of a place where you ’ll gain peace and stability . While the massages and other treatments are based on traditional wellness practices by Asian cultures , there are also Australian healing techniques and botanical ingredients from this region .
 Do n’t worry if this is your first time at the Spa because the consultant will talk to you in order to ensure that the treatment is best suited to your needs . Make sure to inform them about the pain areas and what to avoid – remember , it ’s all about you and your enjoyment .


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Centennial, Colorado-based The Egg & I Restaurants announced the reopening of its relocated The Woodlands, Texas, location on November 4. The current location will close for two days and reopen just across the shopping center at 1620 Research Forest Drive.
First Watch Restaurants Inc., announced today that it has acquired 114-unit Centennial, Colorado-based The Egg & I Restaurants. The transaction positions First Watch as the nation’s largest and fastest-growing breakfast, brunch, and lunch restaurant company with 267 restaurants in 26 states and a combined 18 under development in 2015.
Centennial, Colorado-based The Egg & I Restaurants announces the opening of its 11th Dallas/Fort Worth restaurant on Monday, June 1. The restaurant opens at 6:00 a.m. and is located at 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd.
Centennial, Colorado based The Egg & I Restaurants announced the opening of its 114th location in Ocala, Florida March 2.The restaurant opens at 6:00 a.m. and is located at 300 Southeast 17th in the Churchill Square Plaza.

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Centennial , Colorado - based The Egg & I Restaurants announced the reopening of its relocated The Woodlands , Texas , location on November 4 . The current location will close for two days and reopen just across the shopping center at 1620 Research Forest Drive .
 First Watch Restaurants Inc. , announced today that it has acquired 114 - unit Centennial , Colorado - based The Egg & I Restaurants . The transaction positions First Watch as the nation ’s largest and fastest - growing breakfast , brunch , and lunch restaurant company with 267 restaurants in 26 states and a combined 18 under development in 2015 .
 Centennial , Colorado - based The Egg & I Restaurants announces the opening of its 11th Dallas / Fort Worth restaurant on Monday , June 1 . The restaurant opens at 6:00 a.m. and is located at 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd .
 Centennial , Colorado based The Egg & I Restaurants announced the opening of its 114th location in Ocala , Florida March 2.The restaurant opens at 6:00 a.m. and is located at 300 Southeast 17th in the Churchill Square Plaza .


text: Scene at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. December 8, 2017. Photograph by Carrie Hertz.

tokenized: Scene at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing . December 8 , 2017 . Photograph by Carrie Hertz .


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Every year more and more houses have a vegetarian or vegan sitting at the Christmas table, it can be stressful for the cook who has only ever had to serve one diet as there’s a bit of change in the ritual that is Christmas dinner. BUT WE’RE HERE TO HELP!!
Whether the whole house is vegan of just yourself this will make for big smiles at the dinner Leave us a comment if you’ve never had a mince pie. I don’t think I know anyone who hasn’t they are so ingrained in our lives around this time of year and they’re so easy to make. As easy if not easier than buying them.
Bake for about 20 minutes and sprinkle with icing sugar to finish!

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Every year more and more houses have a vegetarian or vegan sitting at the Christmas table , it can be stressful for the cook who has only ever had to serve one diet as there ’s a bit of change in the ritual that is Christmas dinner . BUT WE’RE HERE TO HELP ! !
 Whether the whole house is vegan of just yourself this will make for big smiles at the dinner Leave us a comment if you ’ve never had a mince pie . I do n’t think I know anyone who has n’t they are so ingrained in our lives around this time of year and they ’re so easy to make . As easy if not easier than buying them .
 Bake for about 20 minutes and sprinkle with icing sugar to finish !


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In the video below you can see an example of a surgical repair for a bladder rupture and dystocia in a dog.
2. FOR THE PUBLIC: This content is not intended to be a professional veterinary medical advice or guidance. There are medical procedures performed by a licensed medical professional and must not be performed in a non-medical setting and/or by a person who is not qualified. You should contact your own veterinarian or other qualified provider with your questions you have regarding your pet’s medical condition. Watching the channel material is done on your own free will and at your own risk.
3. FOR CURRENT AND PROSPECTIVE VETERINARY HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONERS: Although the owner of the Surgery Channel videos has made every effort to follow the most up-to-date evidence-based veterinary medicine standards, the content of the videos should not be considered as an educational or guiding material, or any sort of advice or instructions. The Surgery Channel content was created with the only one purpose – to exchange valuable surgical experience and share interesting/unique cases.
If you liked this video, watch “Uterine torsion and rupture in a dog – Video by Vet Surgery Channel” on our blog.

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In the video below you can see an example of a surgical repair for a bladder rupture and dystocia in a dog .
 2 . FOR THE PUBLIC : This content is not intended to be a professional veterinary medical advice or guidance . There are medical procedures performed by a licensed medical professional and must not be performed in a non - medical setting and/or by a person who is not qualified . You should contact your own veterinarian or other qualified provider with your questions you have regarding your pet ’s medical condition . Watching the channel material is done on your own free will and at your own risk .
 3 . FOR CURRENT AND PROSPECTIVE VETERINARY HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONERS : Although the owner of the Surgery Channel videos has made every effort to follow the most up - to - date evidence - based veterinary medicine standards , the content of the videos should not be considered as an educational or guiding material , or any sort of advice or instructions . The Surgery Channel content was created with the only one purpose – to exchange valuable surgical experience and share interesting / unique cases .
 If you liked this video , watch “ Uterine torsion and rupture in a dog – Video by Vet Surgery Channel ” on our blog .


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Vehicle History Reports for Vehicle Line of 2012 Dodge Charger is available.
Sale Date: 2014-06-05. Odometer: 40010 miles. Price: $18891.
1 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 AND 2012 300 AND DODGE CHARGER VEHICLES. THESE VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER. THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS, AND DEALERS WILL RELOCATE THE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUSE, FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON MAY 18, 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. CHRYSLER?S RECALL NUMBER IS M10.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION?S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV.
2 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 AND 2012 300 AND DODGE CHARGER VEHICLES. THESE VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER. THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS, AND DEALERS WILL RELOCATE THE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUSE, FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON MAY 18, 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. CHRYSLER?S RECALL NUMBER IS M10.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION?S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV.
3 Chrysler Group LLC (Chrysler) is recalling certain model year 2011-2012 Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger, and Dodge Charger vehicles manufactured April 11, 2011, through December 14, 2011. The affected vehicles may have improperly sized terminal crimps on the seat side-airbag wiring harness which may cause the seat side-airbags to malfunction and illuminate the airbag warning light. In the event of a crash necessitating airbag deployment the airbags may not operate as designed, increasing the risk of injury. Chrysler will notify owners, and dealers will replace both driver and passenger seat airbag wiring harnesses, free of charge. The recall began on April 22, 2013. Owners may contact Chrysler at 1-800-247-9753. Chrysler's recall campaign number is N07. Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.safercar.gov.
4 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2012 DODGE CHARGER SRT8 AND THE CHRYSLER 300 SRT8 VEHICLES MANUFACTURED FROM MAY 2, 2011, THROUGH NOVEMBER 17, 2011, FOR FAILING TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD NUMBER 138, "TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM" (TPMS). AS BUILT, THE TPMS DOES NOT WARN THE DRIVER WHEN A TIRE IS 25 PERCENT BELOW THE RECOMMENDED PRESSURE. THE RECALLED VEHICLES NOTIFY THE CUSTOMERS WHEN THE TIRE PRESSURE REACHES 22 PSI RATHER THAN THE REQUIRED 24 PSI. UNDERINFLATED TIRES CAN RESULT IN TIRE OVERLOADING AND OVERHEATING, WHICH COULD LEAD TO A BLOWOUT AND POSSIBLE CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPROGRAM THE VEHICLE?S TPMS. THIS SERVICE WILL BE PERFORMED FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON MARCH 2, 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. CHRYSLER'S SAFETY RECALL NUMBER IS L43.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
5 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES. THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR. OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER. THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND/OR BRAKING ABILITY, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER, FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2, 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. CHRYSLER'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
6 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES. THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR. OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER. THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND/OR BRAKING ABILITY, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER, FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2, 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. CHRYSLER'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
7 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES. THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR. OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER. THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND/OR BRAKING ABILITY, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER, FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2, 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. CHRYSLER'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
8 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES. THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR. OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER. THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND/OR BRAKING ABILITY, INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS/ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER, FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2, 2012. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. CHRYSLER'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
9 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2012 CHRYSLER VEHICLES, INCLUDING 200 AND TOWN AND COUNTRY MODELS, DODGE VEHICLES, INCLUDING CHARGER, DURANGO, GRAND CARAVAN AND JOURNEY MODELS AND JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE VEHICLES MANUFACTURED FROM AUGUST 31, 2011, THROUGH SEPTEMBER 13, 2011, THAT ARE EQUIPPED WITH 3.6L ENGINES. THESE ENGINES MAY EXPERIENCE CONNECTING ROD BEARING FAILURE DUE TO DEBRIS INSIDE THE ENGINE BLOCK. CONNECTING ROD FAILURE MAY LEAD TO ENGINE SEIZURE WHICH MAY INCREASE THE RISK OF A CRASH. CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND REPLACE THE ENGINE FREE OF CHARGE. THE SAFETY RECALL IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN ON OR ABOUT NOVEMBER 18, 2011. OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1-800-853-1403. THIS IS CHRYSLER SAFETY RECALL NUMBER L33.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .

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Vehicle History Reports for Vehicle Line of 2012 Dodge Charger is available .
 Sale Date : 2014 - 06 - 05 . Odometer : 40010 miles . Price : $ 18891 .
 1 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 AND 2012 300 AND DODGE CHARGER VEHICLES . THESE VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER . THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL , INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS , AND DEALERS WILL RELOCATE THE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUSE , FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON MAY 18 , 2012 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . CHRYSLER?S RECALL NUMBER IS M10.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION?S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
 2 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 AND 2012 300 AND DODGE CHARGER VEHICLES . THESE VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER . THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VEHICLE CONTROL , INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS , AND DEALERS WILL RELOCATE THE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUSE , FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON MAY 18 , 2012 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . CHRYSLER?S RECALL NUMBER IS M10.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION?S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
 3 Chrysler Group LLC ( Chrysler ) is recalling certain model year 2011 - 2012 Chrysler 300 , Dodge Challenger , and Dodge Charger vehicles manufactured April 11 , 2011 , through December 14 , 2011 . The affected vehicles may have improperly sized terminal crimps on the seat side - airbag wiring harness which may cause the seat side - airbags to malfunction and illuminate the airbag warning light . In the event of a crash necessitating airbag deployment the airbags may not operate as designed , increasing the risk of injury . Chrysler will notify owners , and dealers will replace both driver and passenger seat airbag wiring harnesses , free of charge . The recall began on April 22 , 2013 . Owners may contact Chrysler at 1 - 800 - 247 - 9753 . Chrysler 's recall campaign number is N07 . Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , or go to www.safercar.gov .
 4 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2012 DODGE CHARGER SRT8 AND THE CHRYSLER 300 SRT8 VEHICLES MANUFACTURED FROM MAY 2 , 2011 , THROUGH NOVEMBER 17 , 2011 , FOR FAILING TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARD NUMBER 138 , " TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM " ( TPMS ) . AS BUILT , THE TPMS DOES NOT WARN THE DRIVER WHEN A TIRE IS 25 PERCENT BELOW THE RECOMMENDED PRESSURE . THE RECALLED VEHICLES NOTIFY THE CUSTOMERS WHEN THE TIRE PRESSURE REACHES 22 PSI RATHER THAN THE REQUIRED 24 PSI . UNDERINFLATED TIRES CAN RESULT IN TIRE OVERLOADING AND OVERHEATING , WHICH COULD LEAD TO A BLOWOUT AND POSSIBLE CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPROGRAM THE VEHICLE?S TPMS . THIS SERVICE WILL BE PERFORMED FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON MARCH 2 , 2012 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . CHRYSLER 'S SAFETY RECALL NUMBER IS L43.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
 5 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES . THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR . OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER . THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND / OR BRAKING ABILITY , INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER , FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2 , 2012 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . CHRYSLER 'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
 6 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES . THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR . OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER . THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND / OR BRAKING ABILITY , INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER , FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2 , 2012 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . CHRYSLER 'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
 7 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES . THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR . OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER . THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND / OR BRAKING ABILITY , INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER , FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2 , 2012 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . CHRYSLER 'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
 8 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2011 and 2012 DODGE CHARGER POLICE VEHICLES . THE LOW BEAM HEADLAMPS OF SOME VEHICLES COULD FAIL DUE TO AN OVERHEATED BULB HARNESS CONNECTOR . OTHER VEHICLES MAY LOSE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUNCTION DUE TO AN OVERHEATED POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER . THIS COULD LEAD TO LOSS OF VISIBILITY AND / OR BRAKING ABILITY , INCREASING THE RISK OF A CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE HEADLAMP JUMPER HARNESSES AND RELOCATE THE ABS / ESC SYSTEM FUSE WITHIN THE POWER DISTRIBUTION CENTER , FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 2 , 2012 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . CHRYSLER 'S RECALL NUMBER IS M01.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .
 9 CHRYSLER IS RECALLING CERTAIN MODEL YEAR 2012 CHRYSLER VEHICLES , INCLUDING 200 AND TOWN AND COUNTRY MODELS , DODGE VEHICLES , INCLUDING CHARGER , DURANGO , GRAND CARAVAN AND JOURNEY MODELS AND JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE VEHICLES MANUFACTURED FROM AUGUST 31 , 2011 , THROUGH SEPTEMBER 13 , 2011 , THAT ARE EQUIPPED WITH 3.6L ENGINES . THESE ENGINES MAY EXPERIENCE CONNECTING ROD BEARING FAILURE DUE TO DEBRIS INSIDE THE ENGINE BLOCK . CONNECTING ROD FAILURE MAY LEAD TO ENGINE SEIZURE WHICH MAY INCREASE THE RISK OF A CRASH . CHRYSLER WILL NOTIFY OWNERS AND REPLACE THE ENGINE FREE OF CHARGE . THE SAFETY RECALL IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN ON OR ABOUT NOVEMBER 18 , 2011 . OWNERS MAY CONTACT CHRYSLER AT 1 - 800 - 853 - 1403 . THIS IS CHRYSLER SAFETY RECALL NUMBER L33.OWNERS MAY ALSO CONTACT THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 'S VEHICLE SAFETY HOTLINE AT 1 - 888 - 327 - 4236 ( TTY 1 - 800 - 424 - 9153 ) , OR GO TO HTTP://WWW.SAFERCAR.GOV .


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I am Chief of Informatics. After completing a structural biology PhD at Wits University in 1998, I joined a bioinformatics startup company, before moving to Garvan’s newly established Peter Wills Bioinformatics Centre in 2002. As bioinformatics head of the Centre my role included collaborative research and the provision of core services and infrastructure through grant funding.
I'm a member of the Data Intensive Computer Engineering (DICE) group, and oversee Garvan's High Performance Computing, OpenStack Cloud and Big Data (Hadoop and Spark) infrastructure, as well as partnerships with supercomputing and commercial cloud providers. I'm particularly interested in this area because each day I live with the consequences of this figure showing the decline in cost of genome sequencing over time (source:NHGRI).
When the first Human Genome was sequenced, the world shared this single treasured resource. Today, at Garvan alone we have sequenced over 10,000 Whole Human Genomes, so even though a genome is really cheap - we've got lots of them to compute on and to look after.
While the term genome goes back to the 1920s, the size of the underlying data sizes has changed dramatically as we went from the (first) Human Genome to the 1000 Genomes Project (7x coverage, and 100 nucleotide read lenghts) to an Illumina X-Ten genome (30x and 150 nucleotide reads, but often up to 50x).
From around 2007 when the price of genome sequencing started to deviate from Moore's Law, it effectively meant that the cost of computing a single genome increased, and continues to do so. This is not really a problem when you're only analysing a few genomes, but at Garvan's scale of more than 1200 genomes per month - finding ways to compute more efficiently is key to our success. If this trend continues into the future, our biggest expense in doing genomics will be the computing - not the sequencing.
As we're now able to sequence genomes relatively cheaply and quickly, the time to unlock beautifully curated patient cohorts, often collected over many years, has arrived. As a member of the Kinghorn Centre for Clinical Genomics, I'm part of the team driving end-to-end cohort sequencing. This includes, Whole Genome Sequencing in a clinically accredited facility, best-practice analysis pipeline, the joint-calling of variants across the cohort and the loading of the genomic variants into a Genome Variant Store. Building a scale-out Variant Store that supports analytics against the cohorts is where we are going. We are also very enthusiastic about the NIH Data Commons vision, and ultimately seek to provide our "cohorts as a service" that closely aligns with this vision.

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I am Chief of Informatics . After completing a structural biology PhD at Wits University in 1998 , I joined a bioinformatics startup company , before moving to Garvan ’s newly established Peter Wills Bioinformatics Centre in 2002 . As bioinformatics head of the Centre my role included collaborative research and the provision of core services and infrastructure through grant funding .
 I 'm a member of the Data Intensive Computer Engineering ( DICE ) group , and oversee Garvan 's High Performance Computing , OpenStack Cloud and Big Data ( Hadoop and Spark ) infrastructure , as well as partnerships with supercomputing and commercial cloud providers . I 'm particularly interested in this area because each day I live with the consequences of this figure showing the decline in cost of genome sequencing over time ( source : NHGRI ) .
 When the first Human Genome was sequenced , the world shared this single treasured resource . Today , at Garvan alone we have sequenced over 10,000 Whole Human Genomes , so even though a genome is really cheap - we 've got lots of them to compute on and to look after .
 While the term genome goes back to the 1920s , the size of the underlying data sizes has changed dramatically as we went from the ( first ) Human Genome to the 1000 Genomes Project ( 7x coverage , and 100 nucleotide read lenghts ) to an Illumina X - Ten genome ( 30x and 150 nucleotide reads , but often up to 50x ) .
 From around 2007 when the price of genome sequencing started to deviate from Moore 's Law , it effectively meant that the cost of computing a single genome increased , and continues to do so . This is not really a problem when you 're only analysing a few genomes , but at Garvan 's scale of more than 1200 genomes per month - finding ways to compute more efficiently is key to our success . If this trend continues into the future , our biggest expense in doing genomics will be the computing - not the sequencing .
 As we 're now able to sequence genomes relatively cheaply and quickly , the time to unlock beautifully curated patient cohorts , often collected over many years , has arrived . As a member of the Kinghorn Centre for Clinical Genomics , I 'm part of the team driving end - to - end cohort sequencing . This includes , Whole Genome Sequencing in a clinically accredited facility , best - practice analysis pipeline , the joint - calling of variants across the cohort and the loading of the genomic variants into a Genome Variant Store . Building a scale - out Variant Store that supports analytics against the cohorts is where we are going . We are also very enthusiastic about the NIH Data Commons vision , and ultimately seek to provide our " cohorts as a service " that closely aligns with this vision .


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Introverts work best at home, far away from people. It’s not that introverts necessarily hate people. In fact, there are a lot of reasons introverts work best at home that have nothing to do with other people.
Comfort is key to finding satisfaction throughout your career. You will do your best when you are comfortable in your own skin, which isn't likely to happen if you’re not comfortable with your environment.
The most important reason an introvert works best at home is that they are comfortable in that environment. You will get the best results from someone who is comfortable, rather than someone who is anxious or stressed.
Some people work well under pressure, while a quiet introvert may succumb to a stressful environment.
If it's one thing introverts don’t like, it’s confrontation. Even if it's via email from your boss, confrontation of any kind is an automatic anxiety-provoking trigger, which introverts strive to avoid at all costs. This fear is what makes them so dependable.
You don’t have to worry about an introvert not accomplishing their daily tasks while they work at home for many reasons. One of the most obvious reasons is because they don’t want to be contacted anymore than they already have to be, especially if it's in a negative connotation.
One thing that is despised by introverts is senseless chatter. From quick “hi's and bye’s” to awkward chitchat about your co-worker's personal life, working outside of the home can create a brain overload.
One of the most gracious benefits about working from home is that we don’t have to talk to many people at all! There is practically zero forced interaction with people (other than family members) when introverts work from home.
Introverts tend to rely on themselves more than other people. They are very independent in their personal and professional lives, which can make working from home an ideal location.
There is no need to depend on another person for constant direction or to monitor their every move. Independence is both a characteristic and a benefit of a work-at-home introvert.
Working from home is a great option for introverts due to their self-sufficiency. They are independent workers and utilize resources that are often overlooked while in a traditional work setting.
Many answers can be researched individually, instead of asking a fellow co-worker or supervisor. Introverts have a knack for thinking of the solution first, rather than relying on someone else to give them the answer automatically.
Introverts tend to be very observant, even with things that are not visible to the eye. They take in their whole surroundings and can easily adapt to its needs.
This can be problematic if an introvert is stuck in a busy office. Instead of focusing on the task or tasks that need to be tended to, they may become distracted by their other co-worker's problems, making it especially hard to complete their duties on time.
When an introvert sets a goal, it is most likely going to be reached within a reasonable amount of time. Supervisors can rest easy when they have hired an introvert to work at home because, well, introverts need less supervising.
Since introverts are most comfortable working in a secluded location, they also can reap the benefits of being more organized and punctual.
Public places, including traditional jobs outside of the home, can be jam-packed with distractions. This can easily cause unnecessary anxiety in a sensitive introvert.
Frequent distractions or interruptions can make it almost impossible for an introvert to complete a task. When working from home, these annoyances can be easily controlled or eliminated, which can help them focus clearly on the job at hand.
An important concept for introverts to practice is that of grounding, which is a natural approach to reducing stress and releasing built-up energy that has accumulated in our bodies. Grounding can help people declutter the mind, which also provides mental clarity.
Introverts can accomplish this much easier at home because of the convenience of being able to escape when necessary, even if it's for only a few minutes at a time. It can be quite challenging to break free from traditional office rhetoric when you feel the need to unwind, even if it is only a few minutes.
Many introverts are creative in nature. When you add up all of the benefits that an introvert can gain from by working from home, you can provide an environment for the introvert to excel in creativity.
Traditional jobs tend to absorb the possibility of showcasing an introvert's creative side. This can create a very unfulfilled and unmotivated employee.
Yes, yes, yes to all of them! I spent a year working in an open office and never again! It drove me mental having to deal with co-workers who suddenly decided it was time for music or who were play-fighting down the corridor. No, I’ll choose home sweet home office anytime, all cocooned in my little room, plodding along, getting the job done.

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Introverts work best at home , far away from people . It ’s not that introverts necessarily hate people . In fact , there are a lot of reasons introverts work best at home that have nothing to do with other people .
 Comfort is key to finding satisfaction throughout your career . You will do your best when you are comfortable in your own skin , which is n't likely to happen if you ’re not comfortable with your environment .
 The most important reason an introvert works best at home is that they are comfortable in that environment . You will get the best results from someone who is comfortable , rather than someone who is anxious or stressed .
 Some people work well under pressure , while a quiet introvert may succumb to a stressful environment .
 If it 's one thing introverts do n’t like , it ’s confrontation . Even if it 's via email from your boss , confrontation of any kind is an automatic anxiety - provoking trigger , which introverts strive to avoid at all costs . This fear is what makes them so dependable .
 You do n’t have to worry about an introvert not accomplishing their daily tasks while they work at home for many reasons . One of the most obvious reasons is because they do n’t want to be contacted anymore than they already have to be , especially if it 's in a negative connotation .
 One thing that is despised by introverts is senseless chatter . From quick “ hi 's and bye ’s ” to awkward chitchat about your co - worker 's personal life , working outside of the home can create a brain overload .
 One of the most gracious benefits about working from home is that we do n’t have to talk to many people at all ! There is practically zero forced interaction with people ( other than family members ) when introverts work from home .
 Introverts tend to rely on themselves more than other people . They are very independent in their personal and professional lives , which can make working from home an ideal location .
 There is no need to depend on another person for constant direction or to monitor their every move . Independence is both a characteristic and a benefit of a work - at - home introvert .
 Working from home is a great option for introverts due to their self - sufficiency . They are independent workers and utilize resources that are often overlooked while in a traditional work setting .
 Many answers can be researched individually , instead of asking a fellow co - worker or supervisor . Introverts have a knack for thinking of the solution first , rather than relying on someone else to give them the answer automatically .
 Introverts tend to be very observant , even with things that are not visible to the eye . They take in their whole surroundings and can easily adapt to its needs .
 This can be problematic if an introvert is stuck in a busy office . Instead of focusing on the task or tasks that need to be tended to , they may become distracted by their other co - worker 's problems , making it especially hard to complete their duties on time .
 When an introvert sets a goal , it is most likely going to be reached within a reasonable amount of time . Supervisors can rest easy when they have hired an introvert to work at home because , well , introverts need less supervising .
 Since introverts are most comfortable working in a secluded location , they also can reap the benefits of being more organized and punctual .
 Public places , including traditional jobs outside of the home , can be jam - packed with distractions . This can easily cause unnecessary anxiety in a sensitive introvert .
 Frequent distractions or interruptions can make it almost impossible for an introvert to complete a task . When working from home , these annoyances can be easily controlled or eliminated , which can help them focus clearly on the job at hand .
 An important concept for introverts to practice is that of grounding , which is a natural approach to reducing stress and releasing built - up energy that has accumulated in our bodies . Grounding can help people declutter the mind , which also provides mental clarity .
 Introverts can accomplish this much easier at home because of the convenience of being able to escape when necessary , even if it 's for only a few minutes at a time . It can be quite challenging to break free from traditional office rhetoric when you feel the need to unwind , even if it is only a few minutes .
 Many introverts are creative in nature . When you add up all of the benefits that an introvert can gain from by working from home , you can provide an environment for the introvert to excel in creativity .
 Traditional jobs tend to absorb the possibility of showcasing an introvert 's creative side . This can create a very unfulfilled and unmotivated employee .
 Yes , yes , yes to all of them ! I spent a year working in an open office and never again ! It drove me mental having to deal with co - workers who suddenly decided it was time for music or who were play - fighting down the corridor . No , I ’ll choose home sweet home office anytime , all cocooned in my little room , plodding along , getting the job done .


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The Public Interest Disclosure (Whistleblower Protection) Act gives employees a clear process for voicing concerns about significant and serious wrongdoing, and provides a legislated process for reporting and investigating wrongdoing. Protection from reprisal includes confidentiality, anonymity, and the legal ability to disclose confidential and private information.
knowingly directing or counselling an individual to commit a wrongdoing mentioned above.
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The Public Interest Disclosure ( Whistleblower Protection ) Act gives employees a clear process for voicing concerns about significant and serious wrongdoing , and provides a legislated process for reporting and investigating wrongdoing . Protection from reprisal includes confidentiality , anonymity , and the legal ability to disclose confidential and private information .
 knowingly directing or counselling an individual to commit a wrongdoing mentioned above .
 A threat to take any of the previously mentioned actions .


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Sloe Ride | The Local Palate | The Local Palate is the South’s premier food culture publication.
Invented in England in the 1880s, the gin-based liqueur Pimm’s was typically mixed with carbonated lemonade. The Pimm’s Cup eventually found its way across the pond where New Orleans’ Napoleon House bar favored ginger ale and a cucumber garnish to great acclaim. At Hot Tin, LeBas muddles mint leaves with sloe gin and Campari, infusing the refreshing cocktail with bitter, herbal notes for a modern riff.
To a 12-ounce collins glass, add first five ingredients. Then, add ice and top with ginger ale and skewered cherries.

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Sloe Ride | The Local Palate | The Local Palate is the South ’s premier food culture publication .
 Invented in England in the 1880s , the gin - based liqueur Pimm ’s was typically mixed with carbonated lemonade . The Pimm ’s Cup eventually found its way across the pond where New Orleans ’ Napoleon House bar favored ginger ale and a cucumber garnish to great acclaim . At Hot Tin , LeBas muddles mint leaves with sloe gin and Campari , infusing the refreshing cocktail with bitter , herbal notes for a modern riff .
 To a 12 - ounce collins glass , add first five ingredients . Then , add ice and top with ginger ale and skewered cherries .


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The over all population of San Lucas in Mexico is about 4 inhabitants.
In San Lucas exist 1 households.
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The over all population of San Lucas in Mexico is about 4 inhabitants .
 In San Lucas exist 1 households .
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If you are not using list view, simply tap the document to preview it and in the top right corner you will see the new share button.
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Browse to a location on your server or in the cloud . If you are using the list view mode , any Word , Powerpoint , Excel or PDF documents will have an additional icon that will bring up the Share menu .
 If you are not using list view , simply tap the document to preview it and in the top right corner you will see the new share button .
 Now iOS will show you the apps that this file can be passed to . Scroll the list until you find Word .
 To speed this up for next time , tap and hold the Word icon to move it to the start of the list .
 Word , Excel or Powerpoint will then open .
 Simply make your changes and when finished , tap the back arrow . This will save your changes back to the Server or Cloud where you opened the document .
 PDF annotation works with the same steps as detailed above and we highly recommend using PDF Viewer Pro by PSPDKit or Adobe Acrobat to use with FileBrowser . Both apps are free .


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A previously developed quantitative structure–activity relationship (QSAR) model has been extern ally validated as a good predictor of chemical asthma hazard (sensitivity: 79–86%, specificity: 93–99%).
To develop and validate a second version of this model.
Learning dataset asthmagenic chemicals with molecular weight (MW) <1kDa were identified from reports published in the peer-reviewed literature before the end of 2012. Control chemicals for which no reported case(s) of occupational asthma had been identified were selected at random from UK and US occupational exposure limit tables. MW banding was used in an attempt to categorically match the control group for MW distribution of the asthmagens. About 10% of chemicals in each MW category were excluded for use as an external validation set. An independent researcher utilized a logistic regression approach to compare the molecular descriptors present in asthmagens and controls. The resulting equation generated a hazard index (HI), with a value between zero and one, as an estimate of the probability that the chemical had asthmagenic potential. The HI was determined for each compound in the external validation set.
The model development sets comprised 99 chemical asthmagens and 204 controls. The external validation showed that using a cut-point HI of 0.39, 9/10 asthmagenic (sensitivity: 90%) and 23/24 non-asthmagenic (specificity: 96%) compounds were correctly predicted. The new QSAR model showed a better receiver operating characteristic plot than the original.
QSAR refinement by iteration has resulted in an improved model for the prediction of chemical asthma hazard.
Plain text: Background A previously developed quantitative structure-activity relationship (QSAR) model has been extern ally validated as a good predictor of chemical asthma hazard (sensitivity: 79-86%, specificity: 93-99%). Aims To develop and validate a second version of this model. Methods Learning dataset asthmagenic chemicals with molecular weight (MW) <1kDa were identified from reports published in the peer-reviewed literature before the end of 2012. Control chemicals for which no reported case(s) of occupational asthma had been identified were selected at random from UK and US occupational exposure limit tables. MW banding was used in an attempt to categorically match the control group for MW distribution of the asthmagens. About 10% of chemicals in each MW category were excluded for use as an external validation set. An independent researcher utilized a logistic regression approach to compare the molecular descriptors present in asthmagens and controls. The resulting equation generated a hazard index (HI), with a value between zero and one, as an estimate of the probability that the chemical had asthmagenic potential. The HI was determined for each compound in the external validation set. Results The model development sets comprised 99 chemical asthmagens and 204 controls. The external validation showed that using a cut-point HI of 0.39, 9/10 asthmagenic (sensitivity: 90%) and 23/24 non-asthmagenic (specificity: 96%) compounds were correctly predicted. The new QSAR model showed a better receiver operating characteristic plot than the original. Conclusions QSAR refinement by iteration has resulted in an improved model for the prediction of chemical asthma hazard.

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A previously developed quantitative structure – activity relationship ( QSAR ) model has been extern ally validated as a good predictor of chemical asthma hazard ( sensitivity : 79–86 % , specificity : 93–99 % ) .
 To develop and validate a second version of this model .
 Learning dataset asthmagenic chemicals with molecular weight ( MW ) < 1kDa were identified from reports published in the peer - reviewed literature before the end of 2012 . Control chemicals for which no reported case(s ) of occupational asthma had been identified were selected at random from UK and US occupational exposure limit tables . MW banding was used in an attempt to categorically match the control group for MW distribution of the asthmagens . About 10 % of chemicals in each MW category were excluded for use as an external validation set . An independent researcher utilized a logistic regression approach to compare the molecular descriptors present in asthmagens and controls . The resulting equation generated a hazard index ( HI ) , with a value between zero and one , as an estimate of the probability that the chemical had asthmagenic potential . The HI was determined for each compound in the external validation set .
 The model development sets comprised 99 chemical asthmagens and 204 controls . The external validation showed that using a cut - point HI of 0.39 , 9/10 asthmagenic ( sensitivity : 90 % ) and 23/24 non - asthmagenic ( specificity : 96 % ) compounds were correctly predicted . The new QSAR model showed a better receiver operating characteristic plot than the original .
 QSAR refinement by iteration has resulted in an improved model for the prediction of chemical asthma hazard .
 Plain text : Background A previously developed quantitative structure - activity relationship ( QSAR ) model has been extern ally validated as a good predictor of chemical asthma hazard ( sensitivity : 79 - 86 % , specificity : 93 - 99 % ) . Aims To develop and validate a second version of this model . Methods Learning dataset asthmagenic chemicals with molecular weight ( MW ) < 1kDa were identified from reports published in the peer - reviewed literature before the end of 2012 . Control chemicals for which no reported case(s ) of occupational asthma had been identified were selected at random from UK and US occupational exposure limit tables . MW banding was used in an attempt to categorically match the control group for MW distribution of the asthmagens . About 10 % of chemicals in each MW category were excluded for use as an external validation set . An independent researcher utilized a logistic regression approach to compare the molecular descriptors present in asthmagens and controls . The resulting equation generated a hazard index ( HI ) , with a value between zero and one , as an estimate of the probability that the chemical had asthmagenic potential . The HI was determined for each compound in the external validation set . Results The model development sets comprised 99 chemical asthmagens and 204 controls . The external validation showed that using a cut - point HI of 0.39 , 9/10 asthmagenic ( sensitivity : 90 % ) and 23/24 non - asthmagenic ( specificity : 96 % ) compounds were correctly predicted . The new QSAR model showed a better receiver operating characteristic plot than the original . Conclusions QSAR refinement by iteration has resulted in an improved model for the prediction of chemical asthma hazard .


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You can use this page to do an online look-up of any fines associated with the vehicle with the number 9LL3D. If you do not want for your vehicle's information to be made public, please write to us via the feedback page and we will delete the webpage you designate. We value the privacy of our visitors!
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Sometimes, praying is hard, especially when we face injustice and suffering of all kinds. Jesus knows this is true! He tells this parable, the story of a powerless widow taking on a powerful but unjust judge, to encourage us to pray without losing heart. The key to perseverance in prayer is seeing how God is both like and unlike the judge in Jesus’ story.
What is it about exalting yourself that means that God will humble you; and conversely, what is it about humbling yourself that means that God will exalt you. Hear from one of the most challenging parables of Jesus.
Jesus knew that money, wealth and stuff can worm it’s way into ur hearts, so that we come to see our as consisting ion their abundance, rather than God’s abundance. But Jesus has a better vision for us!
Do you have a clue what’s happening in the world around you? Is it easier to keep yourself so busy that you don’t have to pay attention to the real problems facing our world and the real issues confronting us in our lives? In this parable, Jesus asks you: Will you be alert to what God is doing in the world? The Master has come to bring blessing; stay awake, so that you don’t miss out!
The new year is a time for reflection back and looking forward. What opportunities will 2019 present? In this parable, Jesus asks you: What will you build this year? For what you build to last, you’ll need a solid foundation; something that can keep you steady through all the highs and lows that lie ahead.
Gifts always tell us something - about the giver and about the receiver. What does Christmas tell us about God and about ourselves?
Christmas is a time of fun and joy and celebration… right?! Actually, Christmas has a way of highlighting some of the stuff that makes life really, really hard. How do we live through the mess & the darkness we sometimes feel at this time of year? Christmas is the beginning of a story that leads to Easter, and beyond Easter to the resurrection of the dead; right in the midst of the darkness, new creation begins.
Christmas and Easter, incarnation and atonement. How do they connect? Why do they need each other. And what joy is in their union: There is therefore now no condemnation! Rom 8.1-4 is a feast to satisfy the soul.

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Sometimes , praying is hard , especially when we face injustice and suffering of all kinds . Jesus knows this is true ! He tells this parable , the story of a powerless widow taking on a powerful but unjust judge , to encourage us to pray without losing heart . The key to perseverance in prayer is seeing how God is both like and unlike the judge in Jesus ’ story .
 What is it about exalting yourself that means that God will humble you ; and conversely , what is it about humbling yourself that means that God will exalt you . Hear from one of the most challenging parables of Jesus .
 Jesus knew that money , wealth and stuff can worm it ’s way into ur hearts , so that we come to see our as consisting ion their abundance , rather than God ’s abundance . But Jesus has a better vision for us !
 Do you have a clue what ’s happening in the world around you ? Is it easier to keep yourself so busy that you do n’t have to pay attention to the real problems facing our world and the real issues confronting us in our lives ? In this parable , Jesus asks you : Will you be alert to what God is doing in the world ? The Master has come to bring blessing ; stay awake , so that you do n’t miss out !
 The new year is a time for reflection back and looking forward . What opportunities will 2019 present ? In this parable , Jesus asks you : What will you build this year ? For what you build to last , you ’ll need a solid foundation ; something that can keep you steady through all the highs and lows that lie ahead .
 Gifts always tell us something - about the giver and about the receiver . What does Christmas tell us about God and about ourselves ?
 Christmas is a time of fun and joy and celebration … right ? ! Actually , Christmas has a way of highlighting some of the stuff that makes life really , really hard . How do we live through the mess & the darkness we sometimes feel at this time of year ? Christmas is the beginning of a story that leads to Easter , and beyond Easter to the resurrection of the dead ; right in the midst of the darkness , new creation begins .
 Christmas and Easter , incarnation and atonement . How do they connect ? Why do they need each other . And what joy is in their union : There is therefore now no condemnation ! Rom 8.1 - 4 is a feast to satisfy the soul .


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Spring arrives this month, and we can finally start to look ahead to warmer weather. While I enjoy cozying up in my homestead during winter's long freeze, I'm eager to spend more time outdoors in the coming weeks with their longer bouts of daylight.
PARENTGUIDE News, too, is blooming in the spring. Our Calendar of Events has tons of extraordinary events and special, new highlighted happenings for you to explore with your family. March's WoMom and Update columns, featuring great giveaways, have been given a makeover, too, along with the Health and Travel columns. We'd love to hear your thoughts about the new looks on our Facebook page; and while you're online, check out the Eyes of March Photo Contest for the chance to win a fantastic prize.
Sunnier days also conjure thoughts of camp, and many area programs are now hosting open houses so you can check out their myriad options. Whether you're seeking a sleepaway or a day camp for your brood, you'll find great tips and insight about the benefits of such programs in expert Scott Arizala's "Cool Campers." The author discusses the value of kids feeling "cool" due to their sense of belonging to a camp community. Plus, strike it rich with the plethora of day camps, sleepaway camps, and summer programs in our Camp Directory.
Are you concerned about your child's lack of speech in social settings? Rather than mere shyness, your child may be experiencing something else entirely. Learn how to help with Dr. Carly Orenstein's "Selective Mutism."
Also gear up for the lion-to-lamb seasonal transition with our "Spring Style" fashion spread this month, and have a marvelous March!

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Spring arrives this month , and we can finally start to look ahead to warmer weather . While I enjoy cozying up in my homestead during winter 's long freeze , I 'm eager to spend more time outdoors in the coming weeks with their longer bouts of daylight .
 PARENTGUIDE News , too , is blooming in the spring . Our Calendar of Events has tons of extraordinary events and special , new highlighted happenings for you to explore with your family . March 's WoMom and Update columns , featuring great giveaways , have been given a makeover , too , along with the Health and Travel columns . We 'd love to hear your thoughts about the new looks on our Facebook page ; and while you 're online , check out the Eyes of March Photo Contest for the chance to win a fantastic prize .
 Sunnier days also conjure thoughts of camp , and many area programs are now hosting open houses so you can check out their myriad options . Whether you 're seeking a sleepaway or a day camp for your brood , you 'll find great tips and insight about the benefits of such programs in expert Scott Arizala 's " Cool Campers . " The author discusses the value of kids feeling " cool " due to their sense of belonging to a camp community . Plus , strike it rich with the plethora of day camps , sleepaway camps , and summer programs in our Camp Directory .
 Are you concerned about your child 's lack of speech in social settings ? Rather than mere shyness , your child may be experiencing something else entirely . Learn how to help with Dr. Carly Orenstein 's " Selective Mutism . "
 Also gear up for the lion - to - lamb seasonal transition with our " Spring Style " fashion spread this month , and have a marvelous March !


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7851 – After Elly encourages her to apply, Bea is offered an apprenticeship at the garage by Mark, although she has doubts about taking on the commitment. Finn promises her his support from his wheelchair.
Amy struggles to adjust to life without Jimmy.
Rita wants to instigate a series of experimental MS treatment trials, and wants Karl and Susan’s help.
Bea has no idea that she is being manipulated when Finn encourages her to strike up a friendship with Xanthe.
During a visit by her son Charlie and his stepmother Philippa, Steph learns a secret that could work to her advantage.
Noticing that Dipi is also attracted to Cassius, Sheila offers the handsome new gardener an exclusive contract.
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7851 – After Elly encourages her to apply , Bea is offered an apprenticeship at the garage by Mark , although she has doubts about taking on the commitment . Finn promises her his support from his wheelchair .
 Amy struggles to adjust to life without Jimmy .
 Rita wants to instigate a series of experimental MS treatment trials , and wants Karl and Susan ’s help .
 Bea has no idea that she is being manipulated when Finn encourages her to strike up a friendship with Xanthe .
 During a visit by her son Charlie and his stepmother Philippa , Steph learns a secret that could work to her advantage .
 Noticing that Dipi is also attracted to Cassius , Sheila offers the handsome new gardener an exclusive contract .
 Neighbours 7851 28th May 2018 Episode .


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Dreaming stretch goals! 6 days to go!
We did it! We made our goal! Magic Fish Dreaming is happening!
118 people from ten countries have backed this project. Six days to go! Why not join them!
Do you want more poems in the book?
Would you like some cool end papers?
Would you love to see it in hard cover case bound?
STRETCH GOAL 1 – More pages of art and poetry!$15,000 AUD / 10348 USD/ 9478.71 Euros/ 7307 (GBP)pounds We can increase number of pages for the book to 40! Do some beautiful end papers with a special design from Helene.
STRETCH GOAL 2 – Cover Charisma $20,000+ (AUD)/ 13679.90 USD /12550.47 Euros/9611 (GBP)pounds Now we can print all the books in hard cover with a durable and attractive case binding. Poems can be translated into French or motu.
STRETCH GOAL 3 – Another Film! $25,000 (AUD)/ 1725 USD/ 15789 Euros/ 12171 (GBP)poundsJune can create another engaging creative short poetry film featuring Helene’s art and June’s photography, voice, and poetry. We’ll give you a chance to vote on which poem has a short film outing. June will also ‘sound cloud’ the most popular poems for those who would like to hear readings by the poet.
STRETCH GOAL 4 – Long term plans possible! $33,000 +(AUD) /23332 USD / 21456 Euros /16392 (GBP)pounds A dust cover will be added to the hard cover book.June builds a publishing company to make more beautiful diverse books, fiction, non-fiction and poetry focusing on culture and nature!She develops the multimedia aspects of her publishing more (looking at ebooks and apps).
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Dreaming stretch goals ! 6 days to go !
 We did it ! We made our goal ! Magic Fish Dreaming is happening !
 118 people from ten countries have backed this project . Six days to go ! Why not join them !
 Do you want more poems in the book ?
 Would you like some cool end papers ?
 Would you love to see it in hard cover case bound ?
 STRETCH GOAL 1 – More pages of art and poetry!$15,000 AUD / 10348 USD/ 9478.71 Euros/ 7307 ( GBP)pounds We can increase number of pages for the book to 40 ! Do some beautiful end papers with a special design from Helene .
 STRETCH GOAL 2 – Cover Charisma $ 20,000 + ( AUD)/ 13679.90 USD /12550.47 Euros/9611 ( GBP)pounds Now we can print all the books in hard cover with a durable and attractive case binding . Poems can be translated into French or motu .
 STRETCH GOAL 3 – Another Film ! $ 25,000 ( AUD)/ 1725 USD/ 15789 Euros/ 12171 ( GBP)poundsJune can create another engaging creative short poetry film featuring Helene ’s art and June ’s photography , voice , and poetry . We ’ll give you a chance to vote on which poem has a short film outing . June will also ‘ sound cloud ’ the most popular poems for those who would like to hear readings by the poet .
 STRETCH GOAL 4 – Long term plans possible ! $ 33,000 + ( AUD ) /23332 USD / 21456 Euros /16392 ( GBP)pounds A dust cover will be added to the hard cover book . June builds a publishing company to make more beautiful diverse books , fiction , non - fiction and poetry focusing on culture and nature!She develops the multimedia aspects of her publishing more ( looking at ebooks and apps ) .
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The patients who are suffering from the skin tags and external hemorrhoids or who fail to get hemorrhoid relief from the non-operative treatments they are referred to the operative or surgical treatment of the hemorrhoids. There are lots of people who feel reluctant for choosing surgical treatment for hemorrhoids.
In some cases they are not merely annoying they can be downright painful. To be able to fight the discomfort and pain many people resort to using hemorrhoid creams and other over-the-counter wellliked applications to get relief from their symptoms.
Maintaining a healthy diet is important whether you suffer from hemorrhoids or not. For people who do have hemorrhoids diet becomes critical as you have a very slim chance of curing hemorrhoids if your diet is actively making your problem worse.
Whether it is from fat gain from having a baby or hormonal changes the blood vessels around the rectal canal can easily swell and become flooded. This then becomes a big problem since it causes major discomfort like itchiness and sometimes bleeding.

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Piles is a bad uncomfortable and painful condition that is affecting many millions of people from all over the world . It does not only affect the older folks but also teens adults and also expecting mothers . Hemorrhoid symptoms can occasionally mask the indicators of other conditions . Therefore it is crucial to have a basic understanding on what the symptoms are so that prompt treatment will be provided and you 'll know the plan of action to take .
 The patients who are suffering from the skin tags and external hemorrhoids or who fail to get hemorrhoid relief from the non - operative treatments they are referred to the operative or surgical treatment of the hemorrhoids . There are lots of people who feel reluctant for choosing surgical treatment for hemorrhoids .
 In some cases they are not merely annoying they can be downright painful . To be able to fight the discomfort and pain many people resort to using hemorrhoid creams and other over - the - counter wellliked applications to get relief from their symptoms .
 Maintaining a healthy diet is important whether you suffer from hemorrhoids or not . For people who do have hemorrhoids diet becomes critical as you have a very slim chance of curing hemorrhoids if your diet is actively making your problem worse .
 Whether it is from fat gain from having a baby or hormonal changes the blood vessels around the rectal canal can easily swell and become flooded . This then becomes a big problem since it causes major discomfort like itchiness and sometimes bleeding .