The Eagles – Bitter Creek
Learn how to play The Eagles – Bitter Creek note-for-note on guitar.
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Barre Chords: Yes
Thumb-Over Chords: No
Playing Style: Strummed
Tuning: Double Drop D
The lesson teaches the principal rhythm guitar part from the original studio version. It’s suitable as a solo voice and guitar accompaniment and contains a lot of syncopated rhythmic playing. It doesn’t include any of the lead parts.
This preview video contains the introduction taken from the complete lesson for the song Bitter Creek. .
The complete song lesson contains two lesson videos, a performance play thru video, full tabs, chords and lyrics. You’ll receive a link to download the lesson which will download as a zip file of 307 Mb containing all the lesson content.
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Get nutty this year and toss some pecans into the mix! The crunch creates surprising contrast and is tons of fun.
Calling all mushroom lovers! This recipe is stuffed with your fave veggie. Tip: For a new spin, replace the bread with large cornbread chunks!
This stuffing is a dish in itself! It's chock full of fruit, sausage and warm cornbread!
How to Make Sausage Stuffing
Is chorizo a bit too spicy for your liking? Here's another sausage stuffing recipe made with whole-wheat bread and vegetables to help you cut fat and calories. Score!
The best part about this simple stuffing: it can be on your table in under an hour!
Classic Bread Stuffing with Sausage
Personalize this stuffing for your gathering by using your family's favorite bread!
How to Make Bread Cubes
When you're picking out your bread, it's important to think about which ones will lend itself to a delicious stuffing! Learn how to cut, dry, and store bread cubes for your next stuffing recipe.
Herbed Mushroom & Rice Stuffing
Dining on a dime? Rice costs just pennies per ounce and is a delicious alternative to the pricey stuff!
Have this with your turkey dinner on Thanksgiving and if you love it as much as we do, throw in sausage for an all-year-round dish!
Cornbread, Bacon & Chestnut Stuffing
We like to think everything is better with bacon -- agreed?
Double-Pepper Cornbread Stuffing
Let the food steal the spotlight on your holiday table setting. Yellow, red or orange peppers create a bright and colorful dish.
Naan & Cashew Stuffing
Mushy stuffing no more! The chewy naan soaks up all the flavors of the butter, chicken broth and lime juices to make for a flavor-filled stuffing.
Pumpernickel Sausage Stuffing
Keep Thanksgiving traditional but go unconventional with this hearty sausage pumpernickel stuffing.
Dream Thanksgiving Menu
Whatever your dream Thanksgiving dinner is, one of these seven ingenious menus -- featuring cool new dishes, make-ahead tips and even vegetarian recipes -- will make it come true

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Description: 40, Load Street
Date Listed: 22 April 1950
English Heritage Building ID: 156780
OS Grid Reference: SO7850275302
OS Grid Coordinates: 378502, 275302
Latitude/Longitude: 52.3753, -2.3172
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SO 7875 SE BEWDLEY CP LOAD STREET (north side)
SO 7875 SW
12/136 No 40
House, now shop. Early C17, clad late C18, raised mid-C20. Timber-frame
clad in brick with flat roof. Three storeys, stone coped parapet; 3 + 2
windows: glazing bar sashes with plastered wedge lintels and stone sills
(portion to right set back by about two metres); second floor: windows
similar with concrete lintels; ground floor: entrance to left hand corner
to passage has a C17 boarded door with wrought iron spikes to the top and
strap hinges; shop front: pilastered with scroll brackets to dentilled
cornice, central entrance to shop has an overlight and a 2-leaf half-
glazed door flanked by plate glass windows; to right recessed portion has
a plate glass window under stone wedge lintel. Interior: exposed beams
of C17 building, including console bracket to jetty visible in passage-
way. There is some reset small square panelling with frieze on the first
Listing NGR: SO7850275302
This text is a legacy record and has not been updated since the building was originally listed. Details of the building may have changed in the intervening time. You should not rely on this listing as an accurate description of the building.
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You mentioned sensor above the left exhaust manifold—this is the head temp; this will also register 20-40 degrees hotter. 220 at the head is about right
I'd read up about cooling systems if I were you. A 160 thermostat isn't going to cure an overheating condition. GM engineers designed a system to run at 195* minimum when fully warmed-up. People who would tell me stuff like "run a cooler thermostat" would have zero credibility in my book, cuz I'd wonder how they got smarter and more experienced than the GM automotive engineers. Just my $0.02Yep, we have been at Moody for 3 years and love it! Trying to stay another 3 actually!! But thanks for the advice. I'm heading to Autozone in a few minutes to pick up a Tstat and one of those solid state VR715 regulators (pulsing lights), and I'm torn between the 180 and 160. I may go with the 160 since it seems to want to hit 240-250 easily and it's always hot down here.
I think I'd set the timing correctly and make sure the fuel mix is right before I spend money on fans and clutches . Also the IR temp gun is on sale at Harbor Freight right now for $16.99. Im going to get one myself . Sweeeet car BTW
You're just shootin' in the dark until you get a reliable baseline configuration. If a 160* thermostat was installed, it ain't stock. Somebody's been tinkering.Flushed the radiator, added new coolant. Pulled thermostat and it was a 160. So, I thought maybe it had gone bad, so I picked up another 160 tstat at Autozone for $12. Put it in and buttoned everything up. Test drive, still was cruising at 210, and in traffic bumped up to 230. The sensor is in the stock location, just above the left side exhaust manifold. The shroud looks to be correct and hugs the fan tightly. The radiator looks to be in good condition both on exterior and the interior (from what I can see with a flashlight). The overflow tube is clear. I also ran the heater to clean out the heater core, and it was producing heat like it should and the lines were warm. The 7 bladed fan has some resistance when engine is cold, and slightly more resistance when engine is hot.
But, I'm still thinking the gauge or sender is suspect... This car was recently restored/rebuilt and it runs like a dream, but according to the gauge, it runs at 240+ if sitting in traffic. I've stopped several times, popped the hood, no burning smell, no steam, no boiling, nothing coming out of the overflow, fan turns fine, nothing coming from tstat housing, nothing coming from any lines, nothing leaking on the ground. I'm not a Chevelle expert, but I'm scratching my head at this point.
Something also to consider,,,,,,,,,,, Your fan blade. It is not a 3947772 blade. Not sure what fan blade it is. A 1970 -396/454 with VO-1 cooling or some call it H.D. The fan blade is a 3947772 and it is STAMPED with these numbers.
This way you have NO doubt what fan blade is on your car.
Why this fan blade and why are the numbers stamped on it???????
This blade was designed for the B.B. cars with A/C and or H.D. cooling.
Also this 394772 blade has the correct pitch to draw air through the heat exchanger and " Also very important",,, It will remove the SUPER HEATED AIR from the engine bay. ( everyone blames vapor lock on EVERYTHING else. Most of time your engine bay is NOT like it left the factory. Parts are MISSING,,,,,The Super Heated air is staying under the hood and " NOT " being EXPELLED!!!)
My one owner 70 SS 454-M/22 car has the VO-1 with A/C, The 3947772 blade was part of the FACTORY Pkg. The org. clutch was made by EATON, You will hit the Lottery before you find an Eaton Clutch!
I am a Geeser, I would do Four items.
1- Heat Gun
2- A new Mech. Temp. Gauge. ( the first time I did this, I duct taped a mech. gauge to the windshield and go for a ride) Write down speeds & Temps.
3- Get a correct fan blade and make SURE your clutch is working.
4- correct any out of order items. Thermostats, I have a 180 & a 160 in Two different cars both with Q-Jets, Other than warm/up time=" NO DIFFERENCE " Thats your call.
If you revert back to the factory Org. cooling system set up, Your system will function properly. Over the years items get changed, Then you have issues. Take it " One step at a time ".
The- O.E.M. fan blade AKA 3947772 has curved tips WHY? The REAL O.E.M. 772 blades with curved tips match the radius of the plastic 1970 fan shroud. Do the Repo. blades have curved tips? The Repo I bought Did not and it MACHINED a hole in the Factory fan shroud. That blade did not make it to "door stop" statis,,, It went to the F^!%$EN scrap!
Love everything about your 70 wagon. That’s my next purchase!I agree Randy. Chevrolet designed it to do a job. So far for me , The last fifty years that I have owned and driven my LS-5/M-22 El Camino. No issues so far, So I do believe Chevrolet got this right...:thumbsup:
My one owner SS 454 and my FAKE SS 454, AKA(468), both have O.E.M. cooling systems. My 468 driver has over 41.000 Highway miles on, So far So good. Yes I do have an Electric fan, I blows the KOLD AIR through the Evaporator to the inside of my wagon...:laugh:


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Lidl’s Irish business has reminded British suppliers they are expected to pay any EU import tariffs imposed on goods crossing borders after Brexit.
Currently, as both countries are member states, no tariffs are paid.
But Lidl’s current contracts with suppliers contain a clause saying goods must be delivered with tariffs paid.
The supermarket said it had held workshops with British suppliers to make sure they had the necessary information to “avoid any disruption”.
“We have been working closely for over two years with external consultants, not only to get our business Brexit ready, but also to ensure our valued suppliers are as prepared as possible.
“All existing Lidl contracts contain a DDP (‘delivered duty paid’) clause. In an effort to understand the level of preparedness of key UK suppliers we are communicating proactively with them and working together to resolve any potential barriers to supply,” the supermarket said in a statement.
The delivered duty paid clause means that the cost of transporting goods, including tariffs on EU exports, are the responsibility of the supplier.
In the event of a no-deal Brexit, tariffs on EU exports would come into force automatically, according to World Trade Organization (WTO) rules.
EU tariffs on food can be both high and complex.
On some types of beef it is 12.8% plus 265 euros per 100kg for meat from outside the EU. The average for dairy products is more than 35%.
Suppliers told the Times newspaper that other supermarkets are also likely to enforce deals similar to Lidl’s agreement.
A supermarket source told the newspaper that the potential costs were too high for all suppliers to be able to cover them.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that the UK will leave the EU with or without a deal on 31 October.
While he has committed to cutting most tariffs on foreign goods being imported into the UK, tariffs for goods exported from the UK to the EU are outside of his control.
Dr Peter Holmes, fellow of the UK Trade Policy Observatory, told the BBC: “The UK suppliers will pay tariffs going into the EU, and EU suppliers will pay tariffs going into the UK [if there are any].
“You can avoid this if you sign a free trade agreement, and the UK can unilaterally remove all trade tariffs but it has to do so for all trading partners and this would not remove the tariffs on UK exports to the EU.”
He said that suddenly implementing WTO rules would be a “serious shock” to the economy.
“The point to make is that, tariffs are in general passed on from the supplier to the consumer, so it doesn’t really make any difference who actually directly pays them. If Lidl lines up suppliers to cover no-deal costs, as soon as they can suppliers will pass those costs on, or withdraw from the market.”
Huawei’s chief executive has proposed selling its current 5G know-how to a Western firm as a way to address security concerns voiced by the US and others about its business.
“[Huawei is] open to sharing our 5G technologies and techniques with US companies, so that they can build up their own 5G industry,” the NYT quoted Ren as saying.
“This would create a balanced situation between China, the US and Europe.”
Speaking to the Economist he added: “A balanced distribution of interests is conducive to Huawei’s survival.”
A spokesman for Huawei has confirmed the quotes are accurate and the idea represents a “genuine proposal”.
At present, Europe’s Nokia and Ericsson are the main alternatives to Huawei when it comes to networks selecting what 5G cell tower base stations and other equipment to install.
South Korea’s Samsung and China’s ZTE are other alternatives.
But while American firms including Cisco, Dell EMC and Hewlett Packard Enterprise have developed 5G-related technologies, the US lacks an infrastructure-equipment specialist of its own.
Beyond the licensing fee, Huawei could benefit because it might convince Washington to drop restrictions that currently prevent it buying US-linked technologies for its own use.
One consequence of this is that Huawei faces having to launch an Android smartphone later this month that will not offer Google apps such as YouTube or the Play Store.
A deal would also help ensure Huawei gets its 5G technologies widely adopted.
For instance, 5G supports two different coding techniques for data transmission to help tackle interference.
Huawei has developed a technique called “polar codes”, which it says will give 5G devices longer battery life than an alternative favoured by many Western firms called “low density parity check”.
If polar codes are widely adopted, Huawei will earn more patent fees from device-makers that support them.
One company-watcher, however, suggested Ren’s proposal was doomed to fail.
“Huawei misunderstands the underlying problem,” Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, from the European Centre for International Political Economy, told the BBC.
“The issue is not the trustworthiness of Huawei as a vendor but the legal obligations that the Chinese government imposes on it.
“China’s National Intelligence Law requires Chinese businesses and citizens to surrender any data or ‘communication tools’ they may have access to, under strict punitive sanctions.
“Any equipment or software that Huawei licenses to an US entity would still fall under this obligation, and there is no way that the licensing entity or the intelligence agencies could scrutinise millions of lines of code for potential backdoors.”
But Prof Tsang said the proposal was still a “smart move”.
Even if Huawei’s offer is ultimately rejected, he explained, it demonstrates that the company is willing to go to remarkable lengths to try and win the West’s trust.

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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The St. Paul City Council approved changes to the city's rent control ordinance Wednesday night.
The changes allow building owners to increase rent more than 3% after a renter leaves, but no more than 8% plus inflation. Originally, it limited monthly rent increases to 3% in any given year.
, who said it's a compromise after community members were upset with another plan to remove the rent regulations entirely when a unit turns over, known as "vacancy decontrol."
Nearly 53 percent of city voters last fall said yes to a ballot measure capping rent increases at 3% in a 12-month period.
Mayor Melvin Carter says he plans to sign the measure.
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IAA 2015 - ACAD spurs on the lower engine speeds
Three-cylinder and four-cylinder engines with a turbocharger in particular can expect more power by modifying engine resonance. • Variable adaptation to installation space • Torque increase in the lower engine speed range • Good price/performance ratio • Potential for fuel savings and reduced emissions
ACAD spurs on the lower engine speeds
Three-cylinder and four-cylinder engines with a turbocharger in particular can expect more power by modifying engine resonance.
• Variable adaptation to installation space
• Torque increase in the lower engine speed range
• Good price/performance ratio
• Potential for fuel savings and reduced emissions
Ludwigsburg, September 15, 2015 – The ACAD, active charge air duct or active charge air line, boosts the specific torque and engine output. For this purpose, plastics specialist MANN+HUMMEL has harnessed the energy of dynamic pressure waves. The module offers a cost-effective solution for car manufacturers, helping them to unlock extra performance from both large and small engines in the lower engine speed range. Thanks to the optimum configuration of the pressure waves in the section between the charge air cooler and the inlet valve, it is possible to increase the torque by over ten percent.
And this is how the newly developed module works: ACAD optimizes the path of the airflow between the charge air cooler outlet and the inlet valve downstream of the intake manifold. A rotary valve switches between two pipes of different lengths and does so with a minimal loss of pressure. The short line with a large diameter increases power output, and the longer line with a smaller diameter improves torque in the lower engine speed range.
Exploitation of physical options
At low engine speeds, the air mass can be increased thanks to additional pressure waves occurring just before inlet valve closing (IVC). At higher engine speeds, maximum power output can be increased by further reduction of pressure loss and allowing a maximum air mass to be trapped in the cylinder.
ACAD uses pressure waves to improve engine efficiency, thereby achieving a twofold benefit: the response characteristics at low engine speeds (torque increase) are improved and at high speeds, power is gained due to the short line with a low pressure loss. It is also possible to adapt the turbocharger map using these new torque and performance characteristics. For example, a smaller turbocharger can be installed, thanks to downspeeding thereby reducing the CO2 emissions of the vehicle.
One size fits all
ACAD is quite an all-rounder, as the module can be installed in turbocharged gasoline engines and in particular, in diesel engines where we have no issue with knocking. ACAD optimizes the performance of four-cylinder engines, and also of heavily downsized three-cylinder turbocharged engines. We can easily adapt the geometry of air intake systems to gain further benefit from resonance charging of three-cylinder turbocharged engines. In any case, torque is always improved throughout the entire engine speed range.
How the individual modules will actually look depends on the installation space requirements of the relevant car model. This cost-effective and lightweight component can therefore be used in virtually any vehicle. Thanks to its favorable price/performance ratio, it is recommended especially for small and medium sized cars from all automobile manufacturers.
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The MANN+HUMMEL Group is a leading global expert for filtration solutions and development partner and original equipment supplier to the international automotive and mechanical engineering industries. Employing 16,000 people at more than 60 locations worldwide, the company achieved turnover of about 2.8 billion euros in 2014. The group’s product portfolio includes air filter systems, intake manifold systems, liquid filter systems, cabin filters and technical plastic parts, as well as filter elements for vehicle servicing and repair. For general engineering, process engineering and industrial manufacturing sectors the company’s product range includes industrial filters, a series of products to reduce carbon emission levels in diesel engines, membrane filters for water filtration and filter systems.


How is a clevis pin measured?
The length of a clevis pin is measured from under the head to the end of the pin. The effective grip length should be measured from under the head to the top of the hole.
What do you put into the end of a clevis pin?
Clevis pin Unthreaded clevis pins have a domed head at one end and a cross-hole at the other end.
What is a steel clevis?
Clevis pins are used as a quick and secure fastener in place of bolts and rivets. Designed with both a flat or domed head on one end and cross-hole at the other, a clevis pin is inserted through the holes at the pronged ends of a clevis and is kept in place by a cotter pin.
What is a rigging pin?
Pins that may be inserted into the control system components to hold the controls in their respective neutral positions for rigging the control cables and rods.
What is the difference between a clevis and a shackle?
Shackles are primarily used in construction, rigging and lifting. A clevis is used in less demanding applications such as farming and towing.
What is grip length for a clevis pin?
Product Overview Hayn clevis pin, 3/8″ dia. with a grip length of 1.0″. Hayn clevis pins are manufactured from marine-grade corrosion-resistant 316 grade stainless steel.
Is a clevis pin stronger than a bolt?
A pin is stronger than a bolt. For example, a clevis pin fitting an 8mm hole will fill up the entire diameter.
How strong is a clevis pin?
The pin can experience 100,000 pounds of force.
How do I install a clevis pin?
Why is it called a clevis?
Etymology. First attested in the 1590s. Origin unknown; probably derived from the verb cleave. If so, the word ultimately may stem from Scandinavian: compare Old Norse kljúfa (“to split”), Old Norse klofi (“a forked stick”).
Why do we use clevis pin?
What grade are clevis pins?
Clevis pins are supplied to ISO2341B and DIN1444B standards to suit most application we supply Clevis pins in Self Color, Bright Zinc Plated or Stainless Steel Grade 303.
What material are clevis pins made of?
Standard Clevis Pins are made from low carbon steel and stocked plain finish. Additional plating finishes are offered as required. Stainless Steel Clevis Pins are also stocked in various sizes, with other sizes available upon request.
Is there a difference between a shackle and a clevis?
Shackles are primarily used in construction, rigging and lifting. A clevis is used in less demanding applications such as farming and towing. NOTE: Alloy steel shackles should be used for overhead lifting. Shackles with round pin solely restrained with a cotter pin are not recommended for overhead lifting.
What is a universal clevis pin?
These pins combine the locking capabilities of a clevis pin with the precision diameter of a dowel pin for a tight fit. Also known as universal clevis pins, these pins have holes on 1/4″ centers so you can change the length by moving the cotter pin.
What are grooved half pins used for?
These pins make good hinges or pivots. The grooved half locks pins in position, while the smooth half can act as a pivot. Also known as type H pins. These pins are commonly used as anchors for tension springs. The grooved half locks pins in position, and spring ends fit in to the notch.
What are knurled center pins used for?
Center-knurled pins are often used in place of clevis pins or to create T- handles. The knurled center locks pins in position, while the smooth ends act as a pivot. The full length of these pins is knurled for a tight grip that won’t spin.


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Sixties icon Graham Nash stops, stops, stops off in Southport for an intimate show. Getintothis’ Will Neville takes just one look.
Graham Nash has had a long and varied career in music. Along the way he has made some of the best and most loved music of his generation.
A Grammy Award winner and two-time hall of fame inductee, Nash will soon be on tour and has included a date at Southport in his itinerary.
He was born in Blackpool and grew up in Salford during the Second World War. His stellar career in music began when he formed The Hollies with schoolfriend Allan Clarke, singing, playing and co-writing on a host of hits in the 1960’s.
Their most successful songs while Nash was in the band include the number one hit I’m Alive, and number two singles Just One Look, I Can’t Let Go and Stop Stop Stop.
He quit in 1968 to join forces with David Crosby from The Byrds and Buffalo Springfield’s Stephen Stills, selling millions of records as Crosby, Stills & Nash with Neil Young joining the trio at times. He has also released a series of successful solo albums, and others as part of the Crosby & Nash duo.
His most recent album of new material was 2016’s This Path Tonight, his first solo long player in fourteen years.
Nash is playing what is billed as An Intimate Evening of Songs and Stories at Southport Theatre to kick off the short UK leg of his latest tour on Tuesday 16 July.
The UK dates in full are:
July 16 – Southport Theatre
July 17 – Victoria Theatre, Halifax
July 18 – The Forum, Bath
July 20 – Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
July 21 – New Theatre, Oxford
July 22 – Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone

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- Look through the one of a kind boutiques in Gustavia.
- Eat, eat, eat!! Everything!
- Take a hike to the secluded Anse de Colombier Beach (or hire a boat to get to it).
- Spend a day at the beautiful St. Jean Beach
- Check out a surf competion at Lorient Beach
- Surf Anse de Cayes
- Paddle board around the Grand Cul de Sac
- Visit the natural rock pools of Toiny Coast.
- Spend a Sunday afternoon at Nikki Beach.
- Enjoy a lunch at Eden Rock.
- Eat dinner at Bonito in Gustavia.
- Expect not to spend a pretty penny while you're here.
- Spend thousands of dollars on the pearls. It's a tourist trap.
I can't even begin to explain the beauty and relaxation St. Barth's provides for it's guests. How have I not taken advantage of the fact that I've lived in FL and this paradise is basically in my backyard???
The honeymoon with my friend continued as we arrive at our hotel at Le Sereno. Staying here is not real life. First off, everything is right on the beach. Whether you're just waking up, going for some lunch, or hanging out by the pool, the view is spectacular.
The first day was spent paddle boarding around the Grand Cul de Sac which is the bay area Le Sereno looks out to and becoming acquainted with the property's cat. Don't forget your snorkel and mask while you're here. Not only is there great snorkeling in the bay, but when you're in the pool, Le Sereno has managed to have music playing underwater for your enjoyment.
You could find me in the Grand Cul de Sac every day, so I won't even repeat myself with my monogamous routine. What was different about the next day was lunch at Nikki Beach. Talk about being surrounded by the rich and famous. I'm definitely neither, but it was fun to get on top of a table and dance our hearts out. Make sure to reserve a table for a Sunday afternoon.
Since lunch is my favourite meal, I'm going to fast forward to another great lunch spot: Eden Rock. Total opposite of what you'd find at Nikki Beach, but in a good way. It's relaxing atmosphere and outdoor dining room are incredibly inviting.
After Eden Rock, we eventually made our way to Gustavia to check out what the boutique talk of St. Barth's was all about. Bright beach cover ups and pearls everywhere. This is the trademark look here. If you don't leave with something that has a pearl on it, you've done something wrong. Do not fall for the crazy overpriced pearls at some of the main shops in Gustavia. Walk the streets a bit and you'll find that there are plenty of little shops that sell the same pearls for a fraction of the price. Or be totally fashionable prior to your arrival in St. Barth's and buy some beautifully made pearls from Perle by Lola. We spent our time walking the tiny romantic streets of Gustavia until it was dinner time.
For dinner we went to a restaurant called Bonito. I personally think it's an absolute must. The food is fantastic!! I ordered Mahi Mahi (I think I ate all the Mahi Mahi on the island between all of my meals) and it came with coconut rice, mango salsa, and tostones. Brought me right back to Central America.
On our final day, we bid St. Barth's farewell with a fruit filled breakfast and a casual champagne shower on the beach. However, I could not let champagne be the last substance to touch my skin, so of course I swam around the bay until I absolutely had to come out (unwillingly).
Even though this is one of the most posh vacations I've probably ever been on, it was really the simple things that kept me in awe. While food and pearls are cool and all, my eyes were always on this:

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We all know Kanye West loves to go in when it comes to visuals for his music and practically anything he ever creates but his next release will feature the love of his life.
Ellen Degeneres caused up a stir when she tweeted:
Guess who just told me he’s premiering his new music video on my show next week? The one and only @KanyeWest! Thank you, Yeezus.
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) November 16, 2013
The G.O.O.D. Music head honcho is scheduled to be a guest on Ellen’s show Tuesday, Nov. 19th and during his return visit he will drop off the video for his Charlie Wilson-assisted single “Bound 2.”
“may or may not feature his stunning and curvalicious fiancée Kim Kardashian.”
This should be interesting…
PHOTO CREDIT: Wenn

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Warwick Ward continue to Expand in the Midlands
Due to the expanding growth of their Midlands’s dealership, Warwick Ward (machinery) Ltd have now relocated to much larger premises located less than 10 miles away in nearby Alcester. The new facility is now open and is home to a local designated sales team, service technicians and parts resource.
Providing excellent service and high-class products has always been the priority of the business and this new facility will allow them to continue to promote their award winning brands, including CASE Construction Equipment, Terex Ecotec mobile recycling equipment, Ecohog air and metal separators and introduce their new partnership with Keestrack crushing and screening equipment.
To celebrate the new opening Warwick Ward will be hosting an official launch event on the 3rd of July (between 3pm and 9pm), where they will be opening their doors to existing and future customers. Complimentary BBQ and beers will be available throughout the day and family and friends are welcome.
Experienced sales staff will be on hand to discuss any hire, parts or servicing requirements you may have as well as show you around a sample of their product ranges, including a CASE 821G XR wheel loader, CASE 695ST backhoe loader, TEREX waste handler and a KEESTRACK K3 scalper screen.
Special ‘on the day’ only deals will be available for you to benefit from and free give-away competitions for you to enter. A range of suppliers will also be on site to discuss any needs you may have, from attachments to finance.
Ashley Ward, Managing Director at Warwick Ward said: "As the Midlands division continues to expand and particularly given the latest development being appointed the national distributor for Keestrack, the move to our new larger premises at Alcester was essential. The new facility is perfect for our current needs and we look forward welcoming customers across all of product ranges to the forthcoming Open Day”


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Helene Kirsova, ballerina, ca. 1941 / photographer Bitter-Jeppesen Studios, Melbourne
Notes: Danish ballerina Helene Kirsova first came to Australia with the famous Ballet Russe in 1936. They played in capital cities for months and Australians were enthralled with modern classical ballet. On her second visit she married the Danish Vice Consul and said she would retire. In 1941 she formed her own ballet company in Sydney but the Melbourne company of Borovansky was preferred by the J.C. Williamson Theatre Company and became the immediate company leading to the Australian Ballet. Australian Ballet was able to grow very quickly because of the teaching and performance of famous artists like Kirsova. Perhaps the most wonderful memorial to her is the three small playgounds she purchased for children, two in Erskineville and one in Glebe, Sydney, because she had never seen such terrible slums. The playgrounds are still there...Format: Photograph. .Notes: Find more detailed information about this photographic collection: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemDetailPaged.aspx?itemID=440050 ( http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemDetailPaged.aspx?itemID=440050 ) ..Search for more great images in the State Library's collections: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/search/SimpleSearch.aspx ( http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/search/SimpleSearch.aspx ) . .From the collection of the State Library of New South Wales www.sl.nsw.gov.au ( http://www.sl.nsw.gov.au )
The Ballet Russes changed the face of dance and opened a new era of modern dance. Sergey Diaghilev and his Ballets Russes incorporated choreography, visual arts, music, dance in their performances. The Ballets Russes was a continual experiment in the diversity and potential that are represented in dance. Its origins were in Russia. It was the homeland for the dancers, choreographers, composers, and designers. However, the Ballets Russes never actually performed in Russia itself. After the Revolution of 1905, the Ballets Russes took up its home in Paris, in the spring of 1909. The Ballets Russes performances took place across three continents and it's style varied with audiences. The influence of the Ballets Russes was far reaching and its vestiges remain today. The undeniable head of this enterprise was Diaghilev, its president from its inception until his death, and the company's in 1929. "He was a man of ferocious will and infinitely discerning taste, encyclopedic knowledge, and passionate curiosity- a Napoleon of the arts and a Renaissance man in one." Beyond the Ballets Russes, Diaghilev also was the editor and founder of the journal Mir Iskusstra, which was an artistic forum, asking for change in every way.4 Along with Diaghilev, founding members such as Alexandre Benois and Léon Bakst implemented a collaborative method, which became the central development behind the company.(5) Two of the early productions of the Ballets Russes were Petrouchka and Les Sylphides. Although both were performed in its first seasons, each represented unique characteristics of the Ballets Russes.
The State Library of New South Wales' major subject strengths are Australian history, culture and literature, including Aboriginal studies, Antarctic exploration, family history and genealogy, business and management, social sciences, applied science, biography, health and law. The State Library is home to one of Australia’s most significant historical and heritage collections. As well as nearly 11 kilometres of manuscripts – from nine 1788 First Fleet journals through to the archives of contemporary organisations and writers – the Library holds more than one million photographs. From the earliest surviving photograph taken in Australia – in January 1845 – through to digital photographs taken last month, the Library’s unrivalled photographic collections document with powerful clarity the way Australians have lived their lives over two centuries. You can find out more about the State Library's photographic collections on our website: www.sl.nsw.gov.au/about/collections/photographs.html More broadly the Library’s collecting reach spans a multitude of platforms: the Library’s mission is to collect, preserve and make accessible the documentary heritage of New South Wales. It holds over 5 million items including books, oil paintings, watercolours, architectural plans, engravings & lithographs, magazines and periodicals, posters, ephemera, sheet music, talking books, maps, CD-ROMs, newspapers, microfilm and microfiche, films and videos, computer software, kits, sound recordings, photographs, coins, postage stamps and other objects.


In 1911 Clyde Vernon Cessna built his first plane out of spruce wood with a cotton lining. The result was an open shoulder-wing airplane with a 4 cylinder two-strike engine with 40 HP. However, in the beginning the Cessna and its “silver wing” kept on crashing and had to be repaired repeatedly until it was finally able to fly. Clyde kept on trying for several months until he finally managed to land in the place where he took off. Thanks to his incredible persistence Clyde Cessna has gone down as one of the great aviation pioneers.
The formation of the Cessna Aircraft Company in 1927 laid the foundation for a company that soon became the paragon of single-engine airplanes worldwide. Few people know that Clyde and his son Eldon also built the Air Racer CR-2 in the 1930s in which Clyde’s best friend Roy Liggett crashed during the Chicago Air Race. The accident changed Clyde Cessna’s attitude towards aviation. In addition, the Cessna Aircraft Company suffered deeply under the consequences of the Great Depression and was eventually shut down. In 1936 Clyde Cessna sold the company to his nephews Dwane and Dwight Wallace and retired from the aviation industry.
In the meantime Dwane Wallace and Eldon Cessna had developed the “Airmaster Design” which excelled on all levels: Landing airbrakes were added to the wings, which was a unique innovation at the time. The early Cessna was also one of the first airplanes to incorporate flaps. These improvements made the Cessna Airmaster incredibly aerodynamic and one of the most efficient aircraft worldwide.
After the war the Cessna Aircraft Company started building the all-metal “Airmaster Design” airplanes. Later, these models were built with strutted areas that unfortunately increased the drag but also resulted in a significant weight decrease. Various models ranged from the Cessna 120 two-seater airplane with a tail wheel to the Cessna 182 Skylane that is still produced today.
The Cessna 208 Caravan was incredibly successful in the early 1980s when more than 2,000 models of the two million dollar machine were sold. It became the most sold cargo and passenger plane worldwide. In 1986 the more powerful 208B Super Cargomaster was developed, followed by the Grand Caravan in 1990, which was exactly 1.22m longer.
Just like all Cessnas, the 208 is very easy to handle despite its size. The possibility for “Single Pilot Operation”, which means that the airplane can be flown by only one pilot, makes it the ideal plane for business trips and longer journeys. The 208 travels at almost 300km/h and reaches an altitude of up to 7,600m (up to a flight level FL of 250) comparable to the heights reached by jet planes. The Caravan can be found at international airports as well as remote jungle areas. Equipped with floats, it is one of the biggest amphibians worldwide. The Flying Bulls are the proud owners of a Caravan.
The Flying Bull’s amphibious Caravan is mainly used during water shows in Austria, Germany Italy and Switzerland. In 2008 the OE-EDM received a new 75 HP stronger Pratt & Whitney PT6A-114A propeller engine with 675 HP in total. This extra power enables the plane to take off from water after approximately 800 meters. To operate the Caravan with floats, the horizontal tail needs to be equipped with two auxiliary vertical fins as well as “Votex Generators” to optimize the flow at the horizontal tail. Around 15 hours of manpower are needed to maintain the floats as well as the corresponding hydraulic with its two redundant cylinders.
Every year, the glorious Caravan can be admired during the “Scalaria Air Challenge” at Wolfgangsee, one of the most beautiful lakes in Austria. Since its premiere in 2005, the Flying Bulls’ Caravan has become an integral part of the annual event. Even in exclusive company at the “Scalaria Air Challenge”, the Cessna 208 Caravan remains one of the most extraordinary representatives of aviation art.


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- Videogames, and how I think I need them in my life for balance
- Transitioning, and how it requires a lot of time
- Turning my Willy into a Fanny lol
- Remembering Why I started Drawing
- How Swimming has been teaching me a lot of life lessons
- Floatation Tanks, and how they’ve been highlighting just how tense my body is …
Lots of stuff on this one about Overwhelm … If you have any advice for dealing with overwhelm, please let me know, you can message me down the bottom of this page or send me an email :)
This weeks Inspirational Quote goes to Hajra Usman
“BALANCE IS THE KEY OF LIFE.“
– Hajra Usman
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“I NEED TO DO LESS TINGS,
SO I CAN DO MORE TINGS BETTER.“
– Sophie Lawson
This week I talk about my first time floating in a float tank … one of the strangest experiences I’ve ever have. I recorded this one down the park, and just as I was finishing up, the episode got gate crashed by a bloke called Nick playing a guitar … so this one gets very random at the end :)
A few days ago I had my first Lucid Dream … since than, my mind’s gone deep into the Lucid Dreaming Rabbit Hole. I’ve started asking myself: Is it possible to Manifest a Painting while Dreaming, than create it for real when you Wake up? Sounds Bonkers, but turns out there’s proof it can be done :)
On this episode I talk about Self Doubt, and how I’m starting to realise, with the help of Lucid Dreaming and Automatic Writing, that Self Doubt is a fear that shouldn’t be something to run away from, but instead embraced, with the Loving arms of Action.
This lil episode’s more like a therapy session about my struggles of finding balance between work and play. I talk about sacrificing Videogames, how the Discipline of saying no to chocolate bars is helping me say NO to bigger temptations, and how you need to work out what to stop completely vs cut down on; this ones all about Finding Balance … oh, and I also share another healing Lucid Dream I experienced during the week :)
On this episode I dive into the topic of Spirituality … Automatic Writing is a powerful tool that allows you to connect with, what I like to call, the Universe. It’s life changing stuff, because in just two weeks I’ve managed to go from being scared of transitioning at the day job, to not only throwing away all my male clothes and being my true self at work, but also wearing a little swimsuit in public, and facing the fear of learning how to swim … I’m beginning to see a deep connection between Art and Spirituality.
On this episode I talk about Lucid Dreaming again … Lucid Dreaming and Art seems like it could be a powerful combination. I had a crazy idea of trying to meet lilSOPHIE, one of my custom characters, inside of a lucid dream. I talk about my first attempt on this episode … I think it might be possible, having already experienced holding her lil hands :) I talk about some of the fun things I’d love for us to do together, like Posing, Sketching, listening to her lil Stories and getting to know who lilSOPHIE really is, so I can pop back into reality and bring her to life :)
On this lil episode I talk about minimalism … how getting rid of all my tings and having more space, appears to bring with it a feeling of peace, and hopefully in time, an increase in balance and focus :)
On this episode I talk about Self Awareness and Art … Learning how to Draw is all about Self Awareness, such as being aware of Negative Spaces, but it doesn’t have to stop with the Art. This same Self Awareness can be used to start tackling mental issues like OCD, Social Anxiety and even heal suppressed emotional situations from our life. Art is powerful, it always seems to lead to Self Awareness, which seems key to self healing.
On this episode I talk about Finding Focus … or at least I try to, it’s funny, this podcast is about focus, yet it’s the most unfocused one I’ve done yet lol Thoughts are everywhere, but hopefully you can find some bits of wisdom in here somewhere. I’m more talking to myself during this episode, about how I’m struggling to focus on my Art at the moment, ways I’m trying to create new habits and a little bit about discipline, plus there’s a bit of spirituality thrown in for good measure too; this is weird one :)
“Podcasts are Music for the Mind.”


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I am trying to reproduce this image (please see the figure) in my mouse model as a way of calibrating and validating a small catchment.
I am trying to set a number of boundary conditions in my MIKE URBAN mouse model from measured data. The flows have been recorded in l/s.
I am struggling how to set surface inflow (Q1) as a known boundary condition. Would anyone be able to show me how this is done please?


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Identification and purification of novel chlorogenic acids in Artemisia annua L.
Wenwen Zhao1, Weina Zhang1, Yuru Chen1,*, Fengping Yang1, Qiming Cao2, Wenzhong Chen3, Junli Liu4 and Kewei Dai5
1College of Life Science, Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing Engineering Research Center for Industrialization of Microbial Resources, Jiangsu Key Lab for Biodiversity and Biotechnology, Jiangsu Key Lab for Microbes and Functional Genomics. Nanjing 210023, P. R. China
2School of Resources and Environment, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu 610054, P.R. China
3Nanjing Luye Sike Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Nanjing, 210061, P. R. China
4Institute of Chemical Industry of Forest Products, CAF, Nanjing 210042, P. R. China
5College of Geography Science, Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing 210023, P. R. China
Corresponding Author Email: email@example.com (Yuru Chen)
Page No: 415 - 422
Keywords: Artemisia annua L., Chlorogenic acids, Dicaffeoylquinic acids, LC/MSn, Identification and Purification
Received - August 28, 2015; Revision - September 14, 2015; Accepted - October 04, 2015 Available Online - October 20, 2015
Present work has been carried out to study the identification and purification of chlorogenic acids in Artemisia annua L. Thirty-six chlorogenic acids were identified from this plant. Among these fifteen viz. two monocaffeoylquinic acids (Mr354), five dicaffeoylquinic acids (Mr516), one feruloylquinic acid (Mr368), three caffeoylferuloylquinic acids (Mr530), two ferulylquinic acids (Mr544), one dimethoxy-cinnamoylquinic acid (Mr382) and one p-coumaroylquinic acid (Mr338) were reported first time in present study by LC/MSn. Cis-isomers of these chlorogenic acids were also identified. Furthermore, column chromatography was used for the separation and purification of these chlorogenic acid; by the use of petroleum ether and ethyl acetate decolorization methods as mentioned in the literature, thus separation and purification process carried out at the same time. Polyamide and dextran were also used to purify Dicaffeoylquinic acid and purity level reached 85.7% with a yield of 53.4% after the secondary purification by Sephadex LH-20. Result of study revealed that A. annua can not only used for the production of artemisinin, but also yielding different kinds of chlorogenic acids, thus making comprehensive utilization of this plant.
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Ash trees used to make up 12% of the urban forest canopy in Richmond Hill, ON, Canada. That’s before the emerald ash borer descended on the city killing thousands of trees over the last few years. The city has produced a pair of videos to educate residents about its fight against the pesky beetle. The video above illustrates some of the ways the town is repurposing its ash tree removals.
The video accessible from this link – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY5i7TyNaKs&feature= – educates residents about Richmond HIll’s EAB Management Strategy. It details the EAB problem, how to detect a tree that has been infested and chemical treatments that can be used to keep an ash tree safe from infestation.


text: The Sizzling Sergeant Love Doll is sure to stand at attention for you in the bedroom. The thrilling male sex doll features a life-like inflatable design, 2 naughty love holes, and rock hard cock that is always ready for a ride. The tight love holes are sure to create a wonderland of pleasure for any member willing to slip inside. The rock-hard dong has a ripple life-like texture for a knee-shaking ride. The full body design is great for anyone wanting a little more from their pleasure play.

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a great little car
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Vehicle2003 Dodge Neon SXT 4dr Sedan (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
ReviewBought my 03 neon new 9-02. I baby this car because I work hard for my money and want it to last. I love this car. This car design inspired many copycats from other companies. The new mazdas for one. In 6 years I have been stranded once with a busted alternator belt at 58,000 miles. I have had 5 or 6 times where the car has lost power while driving. My mechanic has checked it out and could not find anything wrong on the diagnostic machine. He said it was probably a glitch with the computer. I have 61,000 miles now and it is running perfect. I do need front control arm bushings. I love my neon and will never part with it. It has been a great car. And money well spent. I get 24-29 city. 39 or more hwy.
Best Featuresthe looks.it is just plain sporty.the rear spoiler really makes the neon stand out in a crowd.it is still after all these years a head turner.
Worst Featurespower rear windows would have been nice.
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PEQUANNOCK – During a regular season in which they finished 5-2-1 the Pequannock Panthers enjoyed some success against the top seeds in the upcoming North 1, Group 2 playoffs bracket.
The Panthers tied with fifth seeded Caldwell last Friday night, lost to top seeded Madison by only a touchdown on October 1st and knocked off fourth seeded Hanover Park 41-15 in what may have been their most impressive game of the year on October 14th.
The fact that the Panthers came away with a tie against the Chiefs left the Pequannock players and coaches with a bad taste.
"The tie was bizarre for us. The kids were not happy with it even though Caldwell is a tough team that was allowing less then seven points per game. They were frustrated with the finish," said Pequannock head coach Ed Kopp.
Fortunately for the N2G2 teams they will not have to deal with the Panthers this playoff season, that task will fall at the hands of the N1G2 playoff teams where the Panthers fit in as the six seed in a very talented bracket.
"We have played three of he top five teams in N2G2 so we are battle tested," said Kopp who has now led the Panthers to the playoffs for three consecutive seasons.
Pequannock won their playoff openers in both 2014 and 2015 but those games were played at home, on Friday night the Panthers will travel to Newton to face off with the third seeded Braves at 7 p.m.
"This has been a very emotional season for us. This Friday we are going to have to have a balanced approach and we are going to need a complete team effort," said Kopp who is 52-46-1 in his ten years at the helm of the Pequannock football team.
Kopp believes that there is a chance that this is the first of many playoff matchups between the Panthers and Braves.
"There will be no more then five seniors on either side of the ball for either team at any point on Friday night. We are both very young teams," said Kopp. "This probably will not be the last time that we see Newton."

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With a new partner and a few conditions, Pacific Energy Resources is hoping to save a bundle of Cook Inlet leases from expiring, and proceed with a drilling program next year, but negotiations between the company and the state raise as many questions as answers.
The California-based independent had until Oct. 31 to provide state oil and gas officials with proof it had contracted a ship capable of bringing a specialty rig to the waters of Cook Inlet. The deadline came after two previous extensions requested by the company.
According to a press release dated Nov. 3, Pacific Energy claims to have “executed” a “conditional contract” with an unnamed company to bring that rig to Alaska next year.
In previous filings with the state, Pacific Energy outlined negotiations with Dockwise, a Dutch shipper with a Bermuda holding company, to bring a Blake jack-up rig to Cook Inlet. Pacific Energy would use the rig to drill the offshore Corsair unit south of Tyonek.
The Nov. 3 press release said Pacific Energy entered the conditional contract with “an additional Cook Inlet partner who will be responsible for 50 percent of the mobilization costs should the contract become effective.”
The release also mentions “several conditional events” that must be met for the contract to “become effective,” but only specifically mentions “a request to have several leases extended by as many as three years” for both Pacific Energy and its unnamed partner.
An official with the state Division of Oil and Gas declined to say whether it received a contract from Pacific Energy, or whether it was even in discussions with the company, directing Petroleum News instead to the Pacific Energy press release.
Pacific Energy did not return a call for comment.
A representative from Escopeta Oil, another independent operating in the region, confirmed that the company was the unnamed partner mentioned in the release.
Companies have historyEscopeta is the operator and majority owner of the Kitchen unit due south of Corsair, as well as significant un-unitized acreage in the region set to expire at the end of the year.
Escopeta and Pacific Energy have a recent history as partners.
The companies announced earlier this year that Pacific Energy would operate a drilling program at the Escopeta-operated North Alexander unit at the mouth of the Susitna River.
Corsair and Kitchen face similar challenges: looming state deadlines for development, complex physical properties requiring special drilling equipment and the financial struggles inherent for all small independent oil companies working in Alaska.
Since arriving in August 2007, Pacific Energy has overcome many of those hurdles.
Through financing and asset sales, the company socked away enough funds for an exploration program. Earlier this year, the company signed a three-year contract on a jack-up rig, the kind needed for drilling in shallow waters like Cook Inlet.
But to get that rig north, the company needs a ship not only capable of carrying the load, but also of sailing from the Gulf of Mexico to Alaska, around the tip of South America.
The jack-up rig and the ship alone are expected to cost nearly $200 million, which is why Pacific Energy and its neighbors in the region hope to drill as many wells as possible.
For much of this year, Pacific Energy has battled with the state over four leases adjacent to the Corsair unit, three of which expired in April and the last of which expires at the end of the year. For geologic and economic reasons, Pacific Energy wants those four leases brought into the boundaries of Corsair, more than doubling the size of the unit.
The state denied that request, saying it would be tantamount to “warehousing” leases.
The matter is currently under appeal with the state Division of Oil and Gas.
State officials previously suggested the desire to see companies in the region form partnerships to get the offshore prospects drilled more effectively.
Should the state accept the heavy lift vessel contract and its conditions, Pacific Energy will still need to get a waiver of the Jones Act, the federal law requiring ships docking at U.S. ports to be registered and built in the country, because the only ships both capable of bringing a jack-up rig to Alaska and available this winter are foreign vessels.


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|Type of plant - deciduous tree
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Synonyms (alternative names) for Chaenomeles japonica svs:
|Chaenomeles japonica var. alpi, Chaenomeles maulei, Cydonia japonica, Cydonia lagenaria, Pyrus japonica, Pyrus maulei,|
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|Cognassier du japon, Flowering Quince, He yuan zi, Japanese Flowering Quince, Japanese Quince, Japanische Quitte, Japonica, Marmeleiro-do-Japao, Maule's Quince, Membrillero Japones,|
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Cancer prevention among ten areas in focus to prevent ill-health by the Health and Social Care Committee
- The Health and Social Care Committee have released their ten workstreams which they will examine as part of their inquiry into prevention in healthcare.
- Last month, BIVDA submitted our evidence demonstrating how IVDs can be a key driver in preventing ill health.
- We hope that the identified work streams ‘cancer prevention’, ‘sexual health’ and ‘prevention of other major conditions’ feed into our submission.
More people could have hidden bowel condition
- According to charity Guts UK, many people may be suffering with microscopic colitis without realising or be misdiagnosed.
- Around 17,000 people across the UK are diagnosed with the condition – which can cause diarrhoea, stomach pain and weight loss – each year, however, experts say the figure is most probably much higher.
- Many standard tests miss microscopic colitis, with biopsies needed to make a definitive diagnosis.
Cancer survival rates improve by almost 10%
- Three in every four people survive their cancer the first year after being diagnosed, with rates of survival for some cancers even higher, according to latest figures.
- NHS England has published a one-year cancer survival index which looks at survival rates in 2020 compared to 2005. The index also breaks down the figures by types of cancer and where patients live.
- The index shows the overall first-year survival rate has risen 9% to 74.6%. The one-year breast cancer survival index is now about 97% and for bowel cancer the survival rate is now above 80%.
NHS Scotland calls 13,000 women for smear tests after error
- Thousands of women are now being summoned for smear tests after problems were identified with Scotland’s cervical screening programme.
- A review has estimated that 13,000 women who have undergone a hysterectomy will now require additional tests, which will occur over the next 12 months.
- This follows on from the admission in June 2021 that many women had died after wrongly being excluded from Scotland’s cervical cancer screening programme.
The rise and decline of the NHS in England 2000-20
- The King’s Fund have produced a report which claims a political failure has caused a crisis in the NHS and social care.
Challenges and opportunities for cervical screening and HPV vaccine uptake
- In this article, UK Cervical Cancer trustee, Jenny Greenfield, discusses many barriers to cervical cancer screening and HPV vaccine uptake


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Blues look to extend winning streak to seven games against Sabres
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- With their offense clicking, the Buffalo Sabres have a daunting task this weekend as they look to continue their late-season playoff push.
The Sabres have back-to-back home games with a matinee against the St. Louis Blues (1 p.m., Saturday) before a Sunday evening matchup against the Chicago Blackhawks.
Before Buffalo can get to the Blackhawks -- who are on a five-game winning streak -- they have to deal with the Blues, who are on a six-game winning streak of their own.
St. Louis (31-22-5) has turned it around since Mike Yeo took over as head coach on Feb. 1, going 7-1 since Yeo's arrival. The Blues went on the road and won every game in a five-game road trip before a 4-3 win over Vancouver on Thursday at home.
St. Louis' recent surge has the Blues sitting comfortably in third place in the Central Division, five points ahead of Nashville.
"I think that's the mentality that we've had day in and day out -- we come to the rink, we try to get better," Yeo said. "Whatever the result was the day before, if we win, we lose, we want to come back the next day and we want to start preparing. We want to start getting ready for the next one and when you do that, more often than not you're ready to go.
"The biggest part of that challenge is that we don't start feeling too good about ourselves, about what we've done, and that we recognize all the little things -- whether it's the blocked shots, the sacrifice and the commitment to the game that we're playing. That's why we're having success."
Vladimir Tarasenko leads the Blues in points with 55 points (27 goals, 28 assists) and is tied for 10th in the league in scoring. Kevin Shattenkirk is second on the team with 42 points (11 goals, 31 assists). Goaltending has been an issue for the Blues throughout this season, with Jake Allen (.903 save percentage) and Carter Hutton (.907 save percentage) taking turns between the pipes.
The Sabres (25-23-10) are riding a two-game win streak for the first time this month following a 3-2 win over Ottawa on Tuesday and a 2-0 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday. Evander Kane has five goals in his last five games and scored a pivotal goal with 4:14 remaining to keep the Sabres on top of the Avalanche.
The Sabres, three points out of the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference, have played two more games than the final team, Toronto.
"We need to go back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back," Kane said of the Sabres' current playoff chances. "That's where we're at right now in terms of this point in the season. You've got two tough teams coming to our building to cap it off before the break and we have to have both of those games."
Robin Lehner has been tremendous in net for Sabres in recent games. Lehner has a save percentage of .926 and a goals-against average of 2.49 on the season.

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The Little Mermaid
If you arrive at Langelinie you are approx. 1 kilometre from the Little Mermaid, which is considered one of Copenhagen’s major sights. The statue is easy accessible along a boardwalk. When you disembark the cruise ship just follow the street (with the ocean on your left side at all times) and you will find the statue. Buy a snack or a drink from one the shops close by the Little Mermaid and remember to take pictures!
After taking pictures at the Little Mermaid you can head over to Kastellet, where you can find a free public restroom, which is accessible by wheelchair. The restroom is located at the Langelinie Park. When you have seen the Little Mermaid and Kastellet, head over to Amalienborg Palace, which is the official residence of the Danish Royal Family. The changing of the Royal Guards is a must-see and takes place in front of Amalienborg Palace every day at 12 noon. Amalienborg Palace is located 1,1 kilometres from the Little Mermaid.
When you have seen the changing of the Royal Guards at Amalienborg Palace, why not visit the Designmuseum Denmark, which is located approx. 400 meters from Amalienborg Palace. Here, you can experience Danish design classics like Poul Henningsen and Arne Jacobsen. The museum also has a café where you can taste the famous Danish open-faced sandwiches. You can get around the main floor of the museum in a wheelchair, and access exhibits, the café, the shop, and the library. Unfortunately, the museum has no elevator to the first floor, where the conference facilities, assembly hall, and porcelain collection are located.
If you have time, head to Nyhavn, which is the city’s iconic heritage harbour with quaint townhouses and old schooners. Relax at Nyhavn, enjoy the lively and maritime atmosphere and have a drink at one of the many restaurants. The restaurants at Nyhavn are wheelchair accessible if you sit outside, but please bear in mind that many restaurants have stairs at the entrance.
Going back to Langelinie
Now it is probably time to head back to Langelinie in time to return to your cruise ship. Langelinie is located approx. 2,5 kilometers from Nyhavn, so you can either walk this distance, take public transportation or take a taxi. All taxis should accept collapsible wheelchairs free of charge. We recommend the following two taxi companies:


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Thor Introduces Rapid Camp Wireless Control System
Thor Motor Coach has introduced an interesting new innovation with its Rapid Camp wireless control system on select 2015 Class A and Class C motorhomes.
According to Thor, Rapid Camp allows owners to set up camp quickly at a distance of up to 50 feet away from the motorhome. Features that can be operated include the leveling jacks, slide-outs, generator, patio awning and patio light.
With Rapid Camp, owners can watch their leveling jacks and make sure there’s no obstructions or dips in the ground. An auto-level button adds even more convenience and only takes 90 seconds to set the jacks. Owners can also operate their slide-outs and monitor the process to safely avoid tree branches and other obstructions.
“Rapid Camp was launched on several brands this past year and it’s been a successful selling feature,” says Jon Krider, vice president of product development at Thor Motor Coach.
Rapid Camp is available on 2015 Challenger, Miramar, Hurricane, Windsport and Outlaw Class A motorhomes, as well as the Outlaw, Four Winds and Chateau F-550 “Super C” Class C models.
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While we wait for the first issue of Original Sin to arrive, Marvel has released a sneak peek of issue #2!
ORIGINAL SIN #2 (MAR140627)
Written by JASON AARON
Art by MIKE DEODATO
Cover by JULIAN TOTINO TEDESCO
Variant Cover by GABRIELLE DELL’OTTO (MAR140628)
Teaser Variant by AGUSTIN ALESSIO (MAR140630)
Interlocking Battle Variant by ART ADAMS (MAR140629)
The Watcher is dead, and the heroes of the Marvel Universe are on their own! Now the cosmic manhunt continues as leads on the murderer carry the heroes of the Marvel Universe down a dark path to secrets they don’t want to know! Everyone has skeletons in their closet, what would you do to protect yours?
As even more bodies turn up, the investigation will take the Avengers, the X-Men, Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and more to the edge of the universe and beyond. And a confrontation with the #1 suspect will yield cataclysmic results that shake the Marvel Universe to its very core!
Original Sin #2 arrives May 21, 2014.


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Not to worry, Toronto sports fans. Yes, there are dramatic playoff series taking place in cities that aren’t this one. Yes, the Big Joke’s hockey team finished 29th and its basketball team won 40 games and its soccer team’s highest-paid player is afraid of, to quote Hedo Turkoglu, “Ball!”
But Bryan Colangelo, the Raptors president and GM, wants you to know everything’s under control around here, and so it must be. On Monday Colangelo called Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, the pension-fund-owned controller of the local NHL, NBA and fifth-division pro soccer franchises, and this is an actual quotation, “one of the best organizations in all of sports.”
He went on: “I’m talking about hockey, basketball, soccer, real estate. Everything. Television. It is a company that will do everything in its power to answer the fans’ concerns, and that’s what we’re doing.”
To paraphrase Allen Iverson: You’re talkin’ ’bout real estate? How relieving to know that the local sporting monopolists are condo-selling geniuses. And how fitting. Some sporting GMs are described as visionary architects, and maybe Colangelo will become one someday. But on Monday, in a wide-ranging post-mortem on his team’s second straight losing season, Colangelo sounded less like a savvy builder of great rosters than a desperate seller of swampland. Four seasons into his sub-.500 tenure, it’s getting harder and harder to buy a word he says.
Two seasons after he told you Jermaine O’Neal was the answer, six months after he told you Hedo Turkoglu was the answer, on Monday Colangelo insisted he isn’t far from hitting on the actual answer. Never mind that his only all-star, Chris Bosh, is committed to testing free agency. Never mind that, in a guard-driven league, Toronto’s starters are certifiable second stringers. Never mind that Turkoglu’s massive contract appears as immovable as Jose Calderon on defence — not to mention Calderon’s contract. Never mind the toothless (and cheap-as-they-come) coach who is “learning” on the job, and slowly.
Colangelo actually attempted to sell his audience on the notion that MLSE is in these games to win these games.
“The plan is to win basketball games at whatever cost,” Colangelo said at one point.
I am not making this up.
“At whatever cost,” are the words he used.
That, folks, isn’t a sales pitch: It’s just a lie. The defending NBA champion L.A. Lakers are spending some $25 million (all figures U.S.) more than the Raptors on salaries this season — you can argue their plan is to win basketball games at whatever cost.
Heck, the Cleveland Cavaliers are outspending the Raptors by millions upon millions in their quest to keep LeBron James in town, this while Colangelo and MLSE are only now talking about possibly spending to keep Bosh. This week brought news that the Cavs have been losing many millions in the process. And yes, you should always distrust claims of losses with a lockout looming. But you can’t deny that Cleveland’s majority owner, Dan Gilbert, believes victory can’t be achieved on a balance sheet. And you just can’t say the same thing about Toronto’s owner.
Toronto’s profiteers are paying Colangelo some $4 million a year to dance around the obviousness of this uneven playing field; to toss a mismatched mix into a locker room every October, to up-sell their merits to the ticket-buying public, and to appear positively shocked when the new guys don’t play well together. We all understand this.
And we understand, too, that Colangelo is angling for a contract extension. So certainly that explains his elegant sips of the corporate Kool-Aid. Still, credibility’s a precious thing, and Colangelo lost some Monday.
Not that he didn’t speak the truth on various issues; he did, after all, speak for 70-some minutes. He acknowledged Toronto’s defensive ineptitude: “We don’t have really solid man-on-ball defenders.” He acknowledged fissures: “We failed at bridging some of the relationships in the locker room.”
But he also maintained that the team “isn’t as bad as the picture’s been painted” and called his perceived detractors “The Frenzied Movement.” That’s a good name for a crappy rock band, not to mention a possible symptom of paranoia.
Maybe the movement has only become frenzied because Colangelo sometimes speaks like he’s taking a tuned-in fan base for suckers. And there he went again on Monday, talking about what he might receive in return if Bosh leaves in a best-case-scenario sign-and-trade.
“An impossible question to answer,” is how he put it.
The honest answer, if history is a guide, is the Raptors will likely get pennies on the loonie. But maybe you don’t sell courtside swampland — you don’t become “one of the best organizations in all of sports” — cautioning the buyer to beware.


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Many types bladder control issues get lumped together under the umbrella of urinary incontinence, but the causes and treatments vary greatly. Bladder weakness is commonly referred to as urinary incontinence and it is indeed one of the many types along with overflow incontinence, urge incontinence, overactive bladder syndrome and others. There are similarities among many of these, but important differences, too.
Bladder weakness is more likely to affect women because much of the problem stems from pelvic muscles. These lower abdominal muscles are responsible for holding the bladder and also wrapping around the urethra to stop the flow of urine. When these muscles become weakened, the voluntary act of closing the urethra becomes harder or impossible and leaking may occur.
There are many causes of bladder weakness and for women it may be pregnancy, childbirth or even menopause that are common causes. Men are not immune to this type of incontinence, though. The same medical conditions that interfere with muscle and bladder controls that spawn other forms of incontinence can also create a bladder weakness. For both men and women a stroke or dementia may cause lack or muscle control. Many kinds of neurological disorders may lead to loss of proper muscle function and bladder use. Common diseases include Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, Multiple Sclerosis, or Spina Bifida. Beyond disease, there are conditions triggered by certain medications. A side effect of many medications used for other diseases may be a weak bladder and urinary incontinence.
Fortunately, for men or women there are some ways to combat this type of incontinence. Kegel exercises have proven to be a popular method for strengthening the pelvic muscles, which in turn allows a person to better control the flow of urine. These exercises can be performed by virtually anyone with no equipment necessary. A doctor or urologist can help a person with a Kegel exercise plan no matter their age or weight. Many patients experience results and less incontinence in just a few weeks.
Along with these pelvic muscle strength training exercises, a person can monitor their liquids. It is important to not cut back on fluids because staying properly hydrated helps the body and will actually decrease bladder infections. It is wise to spread drinks out evenly and consume some liquid every few hours all day long. One tip is to cut out liquids that can lead to problems and that includes heavily caffeinated beverages, citrus juice and tomato juice, and alcohol. Water, grape juice, cranberry juice and apple juice can replace these types of drinks.
Even with Kegel exercises and a change in diet, there are still likely to be minor accidents. Incontinence briefs are discrete for men or women. Nocturia or bedwetting can be controlled by incontinence pads or keeping a bedpan within easy reach. A weak bladder is NOT a sign of weakness, but it should always be taken seriously. Bladder issues may be a sign of a far more serious neurological or other physical problem and a urologist should be consulted to evaluate the seriousness of the disease and to help formulate a strategy for coping with this disorder.

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