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The CTB-3105 Blue Tank Engine is a small steam engine modeled after a famous
engine from a series of children’s books. Larry Pieniazek once said: Every LEGO® Train Club ought to have a Thomas.
I agree with Larry’s sentiments and CTB-3105 is my version of Thomas. Thomas has proven to be very popular at NCLTC train shows over the years and easily recognized by both adults and children.
This model uses a number of pieces which may be hard to find, notably the red train chassis plate and yellow 1×1 and 1×2 (two each) classic windows. While these elements may not be readily available, you may be able to find them on BrickLink. The yellow 1×1 windows appeared in 16 sets, the yellow 1×2 window in five sets, and the red 6×16 wagon plate in three sets.
Instructions
Printed and bound instructions for CTB-3015 are available for purchase on Bricklink.When I was deciding what book review to open this week up with, I decided it had to be a romance book I enjoyed. And I decided I wanted it to be a recent one that I haven’t found the time to review yet. So here is Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennett, which I read this summer (so obviously recently).
Let me tell you, this book came at exactly the right time. I had just gone through a phase of extremely mediocre contemporary romance, and was feeling very disillusioned. And here comes a well-written, adorable, hate to love contemporary romance that just made me laugh, cry, and love. Someone say perfect timing?
Okay I have to say this. The one major, major flaw in this book is that we know Porter is Alex literally before even reading the book. That takes away so much of the stress and tension. Bailey’s struggling between Porter and Alex??? Lucky for her they’re the same person! And there are all these little hints throughout the book suggesting that Porter is Alex, but they are really only there for Bailey’s benefit because we already know they are one and the same. I feel like it could also make you a little predisposed to dislike Bailey (not that I did) because all these hints seem super obvious and you’re like gosh Bailey why can’t you see it…but they’re really only super obvious because we know.
But besides that flaw, I loved everything else about the plot! I appreciate a good hate to love, and this book exemplified that.  I also like the idea that they were coworkers. It’s a little different than the classic school buddies, and they work at a museum! So they have cute little history buff moments. Also, I appreciated the movie appreciation in the book because even though I’m not a movie lover, I’m a book lover, I got secondhand excitement from what all the movie buffs must’ve been feeling.
One thing I really loved was that this book wasn’t all sunshines and rainbows and unicorns. Don’t worry, it still gives you that happy, light feeling once you finish, but these characters deal with real stuff. There were serious moments mixed in with the lighthearted ones. And Bailey and Porter don’t spend the whole time complaining about what’s happening to them. 
As always I loved the characters. Try and find me a book I rated highly when I disliked the characters. You won’t.
Bailey calls herself The Artful Dodger. And boy is she right. This girl evades everything, but in an endearing way that it just feels relatable instead of annoying. As all good romance books are, this isn’t just a story about falling in love with another person, but about falling in love with yourself. And this is Bailey’s love story with herself. I don’t remember a ton about Bailey tbh but I remember thinking just how relatable she is and seeing myself in her. If you’re looking for a good, strong, kind, relatable contemporary heroine, look no further.
But my real favorite character is Porter. He might even replace Peter Kavinsky as my favorite book boyfriend of all time. But maybe not because that’s a big deal and really can anyone beat Peter???? But Porter is definitely up there. He’s this adorable surfer boy but omg when he’s Alex he is SO DORKY. And he and Bailey’s convos in both of his personas are so heartwarming and sweet and FUNNY. Porter was legitimately funny! AND JUST SUCH A SWEETHEART. I was rereading some of his quotes and I swooned. That is all. Just a swoon.
Wow so writing this review just gave me the hugest urge to reread it soooo peace out! If you want to find me I’ll be curled up with this book in my hand because I need a good romance to kick off this week.
Update: I just finished rereading it and it is just as good as I remembered! Porter, marry me PLEASE.
Have you read this book? What did you think? Have you read other books by Jenn Bennett? If so, should I read them? How much do you love Porter? Do you have any other hate to love books for me?
Oh my gosh Sydney, YESSS! I read this book at the end of last year and it has easily become one of my favourite books ever!!! The romance was so adorable and I wanted to shake Bailey at times because HOW COULD SHE NOT REALISE PORTER WAS ALEX??? I love me some good hate-to-love couples and I also thought this one was so well done! Gosh, you made me so excited about this book again, I’m very much in the mood for a reread right about now XD Brilliant review, Sydney!
Ah Jackie it is TOO CUTE. Bailey was a little naive but whatever it led to some superrrr cute moments.
Totally recommend rereading, it is JUST as good the second time as the first!
Oh my god, so I remember adding this book to my tbr a long time ago and then somehow forgetting about it? But, now, I can’t BELIEVE I missed it! I absolutely adore Hate to Love romances (give me those angsty, pretentious teenagers) and the little tit-bits in the book like they’re movie buffs and work in a museum are just hyping me up more. Great review!
ah I really hope you get to read it soon! The hate to love is SO GOOD, Porter is basically the best person alive, Bailey is SO FUNNY, and they’re just super cute.
Ahh I really want to read that! I really fell in love with Jenn Bennett reading this so if I like The anatomical Shape of a Heart she will become an autobuy author.
Ah the dad is SO dorky and cute and sweet and really get yourself a dad like him.Example
essay on Clinical Laboratory Science:
Many people tend to treat the term Medical Technology as a synonym for Clinical Laboratory Science. This may not be completely accurate, but the identification between the both terms stems from the innovative and top-notch nature of the latter field.
Beyond the extraordinary rate of innovation and technological changes in the diagnostic procedures themselves (which are, of course, the core of this profession), one cannot ignore the effect of developments in clinical laboratories’ working environment. This essay briefly reviews one major aspect of this ever-changing environment, namely developments in Information Technology (IT) and their influence on Clinical Laboratory Science.
The computerization of clinical laboratories has facilitated a smooth and highly efficient flow of information among the different stakeholders of the service. Several years ago, the referring party (mainly physicians) printed out (or, very often, wrote manually) a request for laboratory tests, and the laboratory returned paper-based reports from its own software, containing the different clinical values. This situation now belongs to history.
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Today, all Electronic Health Records (HER) systems create a direct link between physicians and laboratories; the requests are being transferred directly to the lab, whereas the clinical values are sent directly to the physician’s desktop and into the patient’s records, all within minutes after the completion of the tests.
This process of networking with stakeholders is backed by a rather new approach to the inner workings within the laboratory. The tests themselves are made in fully automatized systems, which typically perform all the required spectroscopic and/or genetic tests from the same base sample, while controlling (though management software) for the quality of the tests, distributing the results, etc. The unambiguous result of this automatization is a sharp improvement in the reliability of the tests with minimal human interference.