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How do you detect gHSV-1 when you already have it orally?
So my boyfriend has oral HSV-1 and he’s been having reoccurring symptoms of having it genitally too but they are mild. His symptoms are pain during urination, and a few minor bumps. How do you go about testing for it genitally at this point? The bumps he gets don’t break open with fluid so a swab couldn’t be done to detect it.
His family doctor did a blood test for antibodies and it came back positive for HSV-1...his doctor clearly doesn’t know much about it as he said “Good news! It came back positive for HSV-1 so you don’t have it genitally. Only HSV-2 is genitally and HSV-1 is oral. . He’s not sure where to turn at this point but he needs answers. I have it genitally (I contracted it from him) and had a severe outbreak so getting results was easy and therefore I am unfamiliar as well.
Thank you for the response @mr_hopp. I’ll pass that information onto him. I know, he said the same thing! New doctor, pronto!


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Be Careful when Newsjacking – Staying in the know is a great idea for generating timely social content. However, if you jump in a conversation online without knowing the origin of the topic, you could risk looking like a social media newbie and potentially coming off as insensitive.
Stay Alert – Social media is the place where consumers voice their opinions about you, good and bad. Having alerts set up to notify you of mentions, comments, or messages can help you make sure you address situations before they get out of hand.
Think Before You Post – It’s becoming more impossible to take back what you say in social media (hello, screenshots). In order to keep yourself from putting your foot in your mouth, make sure to think before you speak, er, post.
Start with a clear navigation. Organize your pages into logically-named categories and use standard terms on your menu. Visitors don’t want to guess where to go. They don’t want to analyze what you mean. And they don’t have the patience to embark on a scavenger hunt for facts.
Regularly Post Quality Content – Creating and promoting fresh, original, and sharable content on a business blog can help increase your visibility in search engine results pages (SERPs) because these social shares signal to search engines that your site is knowledgeable and relevant in a particular topic.
Post Realistic Images – Images speak volumes, and Yelp features them loud and clear. Post inviting and realistic photos of what consumers can expect when visiting your business.

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The Mont Blanc Massif is a fantastic terrain for mountaineering. You can find some of the most amazing climbing routes in the world here. All along these routes there are plenty of huts and refuges that will help you break up your route and get some rest. Some of them have a guardian all year, others just in the summer and some of them are just a bivouac with no guardian at all.
The information in this section comes from the people that run the refuges and huts. All information can always change because of weather conditions or other constraints. Reservations are necessary in most cases and must be made by phoning the hut guardian; there is no central booking office for huts.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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This cuff is 1/2" wide and 6" long and hand stamped with "Though she be but little, she is fierce", a quote I love from "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Cuff is created from your choice of aluminum (silver), copper or brass (gold).
The band of the cuff measures 6 inches from end to end but is adjustable to fit most size wrists. This cuff is ½ inch tall (13mm / 1.25cm).
Your order will be shipped ready to give, tucked inside a satin drawstring pouch.

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Dermatology is the branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions and disorders.
Student Health Services is pleased to offer on-site dermatology specialty appointments twice a month via Midtown Dermatology, an outside specialty provider, during the Fall and Spring semesters. Midtown Dermatology provides superior medical treatment for common and complex skin issues, as well as advice on how to prevent problems and maintain healthy skin. All students who have paid the student health fee are eligible to make appointments for dermatology specialty services.
Students should contact their health insurance provider for coverage and referral requirements prior to scheduling their appointment. If a referral is needed before you can see a specialist, you can make an appointment with a Student Health Services medical provider, who can provide this referral at no cost to you. Because dermatology specialty visits are with an outside provider there are charges for each visit. To assist you, Midtown Dermatology will file your insurance claim with your health insurance company. You as the patient are responsible for any charges incurred during the visit and will be billed directly by Midtown Dermatology. Student Health is not not able to bill these charges to your student account.

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It is used as a medicinal herb in Ayurvedic medicine. It is a small, herbaceous, annual plant.
The plant grows in tropical swampy areas. The stems are slender, creeping stolons, green to reddish-green in color, connecting plants to each other. It has long-stalked, green, rounded apices which have a smooth texture with palmately netted veins. The leaves are borne on pericardial petioles, around 2 cm. The rootstock consists of rhizomes, growing vertically down.
They are cream in color and covered with root hairs. The flowers are white or pinkish to red in color, born in small, rounded bunches (umbels) near the surface of the soil. Each flower is partly enclosed in two green bracts. The hermaphrodite flowers are minute in size (less than 3 mm), with 5-6 corolla lobes per flower.
Each flower bears five stamens and two styles. The fruit is densely reticulate, distinguishing it from species of Hydrocotyle which have smooth, ribbed or warty fruit. The crop matures in three months, and the whole plant, including the roots, is harvested manually.
Centella asiatica is an important medicinal herb that is widely used in the Orient and is becoming popular in the West. Triterpenoid, saponins, the primary constituents of Centella asiatica are mainly believed to be responsible for its wide therapeutic actions.


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As the population over age 50 steadily increases, demand for solutions to the myriad of challenges associated with aging continues to rise. One key concern is maintaining mobility to continue to enjoy favorite activities or simply remain independent.
Joint health supplements can help, but only when they target the unique needs of aging consumers. Formulating for this demographic requires special attention to product features such as capsule size, delivery form, convenience, efficacy and safety. Understanding these factors is critical to developing new products to help improve mobility and quality of life of this consumer.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


text: Need to book Swanley taxis? Then look no further. ubiCabs is the number one way to book a taxi online, covering more of Gloucestershire than anyone else. Whether you're in Swanley and need a taxi to the airport or you're looking for an asap Swanley cab, ubiCabs is the online taxi booker you need. Our selection of Swanley taxi companies are compared to bring you the best quote for your journey and you'll see the price before you book. All the Swanley minicabs in one place, just waiting for your click. Enjoy the ride.

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What’s My Claim Worth has succeeded in a claim for our client against his employee. Our client was employed by the defendant, a confectioner. As part of his work duties, he boils sugar to make sweets, rock, toffee and fudge. Sugar and glucose are mixed and boiled in a pan to 300°. When our client was boiling the sugar, it spat out of the pan and onto his right arm and hand, burning him.
It was alleged that the pan he was using was faulty and had a hole in it. The faulty pan had previously been reported to the defendant on many occasions. The defendant said that pan would be repaired but it wasn’t, and in pursuing this claim, we alleged the client was not provided with suitable work equipment as well as having to work in unsafe working conditions.
Liability for this accident was admitted by the insurers on behalf of the defendant. Our client recovered £3,750 in compensation.
Our client had suffered a burn to his right wrist and had attended hospital on 18 occasions for treatment including daily dressings. The burn on the right wrist resolved after 2 months. However, our client was left with scarring to his right wrist and palm.

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Flanders Fields by Monique Shank.
REMEMBRANCE DAY TEA IN ESPANOLA THIS SATURDAY: The tea is this SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH from 1:00pm to 3:00pm in the upstairs hall at the Espanola Royal Canadian Legion – all proceeds stay with the Branch – tickets are $5 each and available at the Legion in advance or at the door.
REMEMBRANCE DAY DINNER IN MASSEY THIS SATURDAY: The Massey Legion will be hosting a Remembrance Day Roast Beef Dinner on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 starting with Cocktails at 3:00pm with Dinner to follow from 4:00pm until 7:00pm. For more information or to purchase tickets call (705) 207-4247.
REMEMBRANCE DAY 2018 – HONOURING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ARMISTICE: The Royal Canadian Legion Br.39 Espanola will be having their regular Remembrance Day Service, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th with the parade at 10:45 a.m. followed by the service at 11 a.m. Espanola Sea Cadets will stand on guard for the ceremony.
A lunch will follow in the main hall of the Legion.
THE BELLS FOR PEACE ecumenical service will take place at St. Georges Anglican Church at 4:30 p.m. The church bells will ring one hundred times in celebration of the end of World War 1 in 1918.
The MASSEY ceremony will take place on Sunday, November 11th, 2018 at 10:45am at the Massey Arena – Sadowski Room.
ELLIOT LAKE, BLIND RIVER AND ACROSS MANITOULIN ISLAND, special Remembrance Day Ceremonies also start at the respective cenotaphs at 11:00am.
To mark the 100th Anniversary of Armistice, the Elliot Lake Sea Cadets, who stand on guard throughout the day on Remembrance Day, will also be ringing the Bells at the Cenotaph at dusk. At the same time, Our Lady of Fatima Church will be ringing the bells 100 times to mark the anniversary. It’s expected to take place around 6:00pm.
MASSEY INTER-CHURCH COUNCIL invited everyone to join thein the PEACE LANTERN CEREMONY at the MASSEY LEGION at 6:00 p.m. on November 11th.


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Branded on the slaves in the Northern Reaches beyond Ungstah, the scar marks each one as a Downer. It is who they are. There is no escaping this world. Still, strange things are stirring.
Two foreigners ride through the Northern Reaches on a secret mission. An unknown cloaked figure wanders the streets of the dark city of Ungstah. What they want no one can be sure, but it all centers around a Downer named Crik.
Crik, too scared to seek freedom, spends his days working in his master’s store, avoiding the spirit-eating Ash Kings, and scavenging food for himself and his best friend, Jak. Until he steals from the wrong person. When Jak is sold to satisfy the debt, Crik burns down his master’s house and is sentenced to death.
To survive, Crik and his friends must leave behind their life of slavery to do what no other Downer has ever done before – escape from the city of Ungstah.
Crik said nothing. His hands trembled and his stomach suddenly felt as if he had swallowed lead. He tried to jerk away, but he could not free himself.
“Let’s see what we have under here.” Orgon tore open Crik’s sleeve, which revealed an ample scar on his shoulder. The man’s mouth widened, bearing the gaps where many teeth should’ve been.
All the men and women in the inn jumped to their feet and shouted, as if Orgon had just announced free drinks for everyone. Crik tried to pry Orgon’s fingers off his wrist, but the man’s strength was too great. He dragged Crik into the center of the hall as if he held nothing more than a doll.
As Skora walked behind the counter and retrieved a crudely sharpened blade, Crik searched the room for a merciful face. All of their eyes yearned for his flesh, for fresh Downer blood . . . all but one. Durgan was neither shouting nor smiling—he was standing and smoking. Though Crik didn’t see mercy in his eyes, he didn’t see the lust for his blood there either. But he knew the man wouldn’t help. Crik was on his own.
This was it. This was his end. How long would Jak wait for him in the alley, he wondered. He stared at the table in front of him, his gaze falling on a plate that still had pieces of food on it. That was all that he wanted: a bite of food.
Just then, the door to the inn opened. Orgon glanced at the cloaked woman who entered. Without even thinking about it, Crik grabbed the plate from the table in front of him and swung it, crashing it into Orgon’s face and breaking his few remaining teeth. Orgon threw his hand over his mouth, blood dripping down his chin.
Crik was free. He leapt onto the table and kicked a plate at Skora, catching a piece of chicken in his hand. Too fat to get out of the way, she tripped over a chair and fell on her bottom. Pieces of food rained down on her. Crik hopped to the next table and snatched another piece of meat before jumping to the next one. Table after table he did this, stealing food along the way and leaping over grasping arms, until he reached the door and pushed past the woman who unwittingly saved his life.
Scott grew up in Black River, NY, the youngest of three children. While in law school, he realized he didn’t want to be a lawyer. So he did the practical thing – he became a writer. Now, many years later with an MFA in script and screenwriting, he is married with four daughters, two of whom he homeschools.
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Now you can have a Buddha bot t-shirt that shows a modern version of the classic Buddha.
You can get this cool t-shirt in styles for both men and women and it comes in many colors and in sizes Small – 6XL.
On the shirt you can see a robot sitting in a relaxing yoga pose just like we have see Buddha do.
A peaceful robot like this is all that we hope for because it could get a lot worse so many we should all wear this peaceful shirt to shows all the bots that they can be in sync with themselves like the Buddha bot.


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From herbal powders to functional additives in food and beverages, āyurvedic herbs such as ashwagandha and turmeric have taken the natural products industry by storm–and with good reason. These ingredients are efficacious, largely side-effect free and there is a growing body of research on them that has also been a major driver of this trend.
So, let’s take a closer look at what it means to be Āyurvedic, things to watch out for and how you can use these principles to improve your products.
Products labeled as Āyurvedic are those that use herbs and formulations from Ayurveda, the oldest medical science in the world that is rooted in India. Ayurveda literally translates to the science of life; it is based on a body of Sanskrit literature that describes in detail how people should care for themselves in order to maximize health and longevity according to health care concerns, bodily constitutions and climate to name a few.
Overharvesting was as important thousands of years ago as it is today. When using wild-crafted herbs it is critical to maintain healthy populations, and we should source our herbs from companies that follow good, sustainable practices. Herbs like jatamamsi and kutki are under extreme pressure from commercial harvest–Fairwild is a certification program that helps ensure sustainable practices and has a list of certified operators and producers.
Another feature from the classical texts: Seasonal harvesting plays a critical role in where the energy of the plant is most potent. Look for farmers or manufacturers that follow these principles; for example, harvesting root crops exclusively in the fall.
You are not what you eat, you are what you digest! If your product causes gas, bloating, burping or other signs of gastric distress, it does not meet Āyurvedic guidelines.
There is no one-size-fits-all product or formula, and even generally safe herbs such as ashwagandha are contraindicated for certain conditions, such when a person has rheumatoid arthritis, any other conditions of toxic buildup, high pitta levels or runs very hot.
Following the above guidelines not only qualifies your product as Āyurvedic, it makes your product inherently better–for your consumer, for the environment and for the longevity of your brand as a reputable and trustworthy organization.
Sarah Otto-Combs is a NAMA certified Āyurvedic practitioner and CEO of Siddha Labs. She is passionate about sharing the wisdom of Āyurveda in a way that is accessible and informative to all. Please contact her at sarah@siddhalabs.com with any questions or comments.
Is it time for Ayurveda?


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I was sent an email this week of a professional nature from someone I have not met before, within it, after a specific fact they wrote in brackets (Don’t laugh) at which point, I absolutely cracked up laughing.
I know that as I write this I am thinking of the many occasions I have got myself in situations that are so uncomfortable not only for the people around me but for me myself. More so, my poor daughter, whom when she was a younger girl had to endure her mother collapse in absolute fits of laughter in really inappropriate situations.
My very first memory of this experience was when I must have been about six years of age, I had a primary school teacher called Mrs Bennet, a Dutch teacher who was very scary, always frowning and calling us stupid clots. She was leaning over my friend sitting next to me, telling her off and I creased up laughing, uncontrollably- at which stage Mrs Bennet proded her three boney fingers in my ribs shouting that I was a stupid clot – now this would normally put a six year old in extreme fear but not me it actually made me worse, I was therefore dragged to the corner of the class room and made to stare at the corner until I calmed down.
For years I have wondered why the hell I do this? I have been asked to leave funerals… yes funerals, I have had to get off train carriages an get on another carriage as soon as the train pulls into a station because something would have set me off and it gets to uncomfortable for me to remain. I have been told off in a court room, I have laughed in churches, at children’s recitals – the list is endless.
I have, over the years finally realised what it is.. it is the pressure to react in a certain way. When a person looks at you in earnest with some bad news, or if things are very serious and everyone around is very stern and there is an expectation for you to react with a response, this is when its game over. This is a legitimate condition aptly called the ‘innaproppriate affect’ it occurs through anxiety, it is a phenomenon that ‘allows an individual to express stress’. I have to say that when this happens to me it is not a pleasant experience like a funny haha laugh, it is actually a horrible form of panic. You feel it rising from the tummy, your heart races and you feel really bloody hot! It is a form of fear because you know you should not be doing it but literally have no control over it.
My nearest and dearest know what I am like and pay no attention to me, which to be fair is the best thing because looking shocked or offended is actually the worse thing you can do, it intensifies the situation!. I remember my friend and ex business partner talking to me in a nervous stance, worried sick about telling me something, finally building up the courage to reveal what was on her mind fearing the outcome only to find as she unraveled the story I was crying, whacking my desk and gasping for breath from laughter. Her shocked stares back at me (via skype) and realisation that I was a crank lightened the mood but we still chuckle over this.
My mother is the one who cant get her head around it, whenever she says “ oh no, did your hear….” I have to look away from her face, no eye contact while she continues because it will end in the wrong outcome if I do.
So, if ever you come across a situation with me where I laugh innapropriatly, please do not take offence, ignore me (sometimes this works ,sometimes its worse) it is never, ever meant in a malicious way it is a ligitamate, weird nervous phenomenon.
Laughter is the best medicine in the way of reducing pain, it is also a social icebreaker just not at funerals!


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1. WHAT INFORMATION DO WE COLLECT AND FOR WHAT PURPOSE?
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We use this information to operate, maintain, and provide to you the features and functionality of the Service, verify your identity, as well as to communicate directly with you, such as to send you email messages and push notifications, and permit you to communicate with others on the Service or on social media or invite others to join the Service. We may also send you Service-related emails or messages (e.g., account verification, change or updates to features of the Service, technical and security notices). For more information about your communication preferences, see “Control Over Your Information” below.
We, and our third-party partners, automatically collect certain types of usage information when you visit our Service, read our emails, or otherwise engage with us. We typically collect this information through a variety of tracking technologies, including cookies, web beacons, embedded scripts, location-identifying technologies, file information, and similar technology (collectively, “tracking technologies”). For example, we collect information about your device and its software, such as your IP address, browser type, Internet service provider, platform type, device type, operating system, date and time stamp (a unique ID that allows us to uniquely identify your browser, mobile device, or your account), and other such information. We also collect information about the way you use our Service, for example, the site from which you came and the site to which you are going when you leave our website, the pages you visit, the links you click, how frequently you access the Service, whether you open emails or click the links contained in emails, whether you access the Service from multiple devices, and other actions you take on the Service. When you access our Service from a mobile device, we may collect unique identification numbers associated with your device or our mobile application (including, for example, a UDID, Unique ID for Advertisers (“IDFA”), Google AdID, or Windows Advertising ID), mobile carrier, device type, model and manufacturer, mobile device operating system brand and model, phone number, and, depending on your mobile device settings, your geographical location data, including GPS coordinates (e.g., latitude and/or longitude) or similar information regarding the location of your mobile device, or we may be able to approximate a device’s location by analyzing other information, like an IP address. We may collect analytics data or use third-party analytics tools such as Google Analytics to help us measure traffic and usage trends for the Service and to understand more about the demographics of our users. You can learn more about Google’s practices at Google Privacy & Terms and view its currently available opt-out options at Google Analytics Opt-out. We may also work with third-party partners to employ technologies, including the application of statistical modeling tools, which permit us to recognize and contact you across multiple devices. Although we do our best to honor the privacy preferences of our users, we are unable to respond to Do Not Track signals set by your browser at this time.
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We may share your personal information in the instances described below. For further information on your choices regarding your information, see the “Control Over Your Information” section below.
Remember, our Service allows you to connect and interact with others. Your profile information, including your display name, photo, and other personal information including information you provide on your dashboard, profiles and responses to the Member Questionnaire will be available publicly to other members of the Service and cannot be made private when you create a profile, interact with others on the Service in public groups, and post content to public spaces. This information is not available to the general public, but is available to all registered Eusoh members.
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Civil, Drawing, Horticulture and Sanitation Sections provide services related to Renovation, Design, Drawing, maintenance/modification and up-gradation of estate Building, Structures, office and colony buildings and infrastructures. Cleaning and up keeping of office premises and colony. Renovation and maintenance of staff offices, laboratories, quarters, roads and other infrastructures. Renovation/construction of different R&D plants, offices and other buildings/structures. Installation of R&D equipments and machines by providing suitable foundation and supports etc. Development and maintenance of Garden and Lawns.
Electrical Engineering Section is providing electricity facilities to R&D activities of the Institute and necessary engineering support to ongoing project works, laboratory works and public utilities. Electrical Engineering Sec are having 2000 kVA indoor type power substation with 4x500 Kva, 11 kV/415V/220V power transformer and allied HT/LT switch gears, capacitor bank, 2x 200+1x250 kVA DG sets etc. to provide smooth power supply in institute.
Water Supply, Workshop and Transport Section are providing support related to pumping of raw water from Damodar river to CIMFR-Digwadih campus storage lake, filtration of raw water from existing 0.4MGD water treatment plant and then distribution of filtered water to staff quarters, Institute, guest house, dispensary etc. Repairing/maintenance work of VT pump at Damodar Pumping Station. Operation and maintenance of 0.4MGD Water Treatment Plant. Maintenance of water pipe line and sanitary installations of staff quarters, Institute, Guest house etc. To provide required water for different ongoing projects by laying new pipe line and fittings in schedule time.
Transport section is providing transportation arrangements for officials. Repair/maintenance of vehicles to avoid break down and allotment of vehicles against requisition from different departments for various office activities.

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Falmouth Arts Alive Opens Tonight! Performances All Weekend!
Arts Alive Opens tonight on the Falmouth Library Lawn at 5 PM with a Drum Circle led by percussionist Lisa Esperson. All are invited to attend. Some drums will be available; attendees are welcome to bring their own percussion instruments. The Falmouth Academy Cool Nights Jazz Band follows at 6 PM. Students play and improvise all styles of jazz, including blues, swing, rag, rock, and pop.
The Town Dance takes place from 7 to 9 PM and features the Bart Weisman Group with vocalist Tish Adams. The Bart Weisman Group is well known-throughout the Cape performing a blend of jazz, Latin, pop, funk, fusion, blues, and rock. Tish Adams offers sentimental slow, smoky ballads and up-tempo swing tunes.
The Arts Alive Festival ’15 continues Saturday 10 AM to 9 PM and Sunday 11 AM to 5 PM, rain or shine. Artisans and crafters will have their wares on display on the adjacent Shore Street Extension.
All performances are free and take place continuously in three large tents on the lawn. For the exact times and tent locations of performances, visit to ArtsFalmouth.org or look for the Festival programs available in the tents at the Raffle and Drinks tables in the vendor area. Programs are also available at many shops and restaurants on Main Street.
New this year are art demonstrations by local artists. Doug Rugh and Hillary Osborn, who can usually be found at the easels at their fine art studio and gallery at Queens Buyway in Falmouth will each be offering a demonstration. Rugh will paint a portrait from a live model using the “alla prima” (all-at-once) method which requires the artist to capture just the essentials of a likeness.
Osborn will discuss how she brings life to objects as she paints a still-life composition on canvas. Led by Ruth Leech, the Falmouth Artists Guild’s “Friday Figure Class” will demonstrate how to draw the figure from life, using a live model. These painting demos are suitable for all ages, and questions are welcomed.
Falmouth Community Television (FCTV, Channel 13) Youth Producers, under the direction of Allen Russell, show how to create a television show. Caroline Hopewell, from the Waldorf School, presents an interactive display of the ancient art of rope-making with weights and pulleys to create jump ropes and more.
The art of the dance is timeless, but specific to different cultures. Student ballerinas from the Turning Pointe Dance Studio will perform classic ballet from the western tradition, while two groups will demonstrate the traditions of the Middle East. Khadija, who teaches Middle Eastern dance and culture and leads tours to the Middle East will present belly dancing from Egypt. Elena Griffin, formerly at the Cape Conservatory, encourages participation in her presentation of Middle Eastern dance.
Especially for children and the young at heart are Janoah Bailin, who will juggle and ride a unicycle, and Mr. Bubble, with his amazingly huge bubbles. Treasure Time Storybook Theater, led by Lee Dresher, a staple at Arts Alive, will read a children’s book, sing songs and play guitar, encouraging children to actively participate in games, singing, and dancing. WhirlyGigs is a one-man band performing toe-tapping tunes for the whole family.
Local children’s writer and teacher T.M. Murphy will give a lesson in suspense writing for kids ages 9 and “way up.” He is the author of the acclaimed Belltown Mystery Series for kids 10-14 and was selected as “One of the 400 Cape Cod People Who Brighten Our Lives” by Cape Cod Life Magazine.
A special new event this year is an Open Mic session, at 4 PM on Saturday, which will be open to all performing artists, both children and adults. Poets, storytellers, singers, musicians, and other entertainers are invited to perform. Sign up a few minutes before the show in the Music Tent.
The Cape Conservatory Jazz Ensemble, directed by Ty Newcomb, has a swinging big band sound and performs throughout the Cape. Falmouth High School teachers and guidance counselors (and an occasional guest) make up the 11-piece band Puffy Elvis, which performs blues, funk, and classic rock.
Talented women will perform in a variety of ways. Ej Mills Brennan will play solo Native American flute and early classical guitar. Belleweather is a 12-member a cappella women’s chorus. Lisa Esperson will direct the Universal Sound percussion performance on Saturday.
Returning this year is Mark Borgman and Friends, a classic jazz quartet that play jazz, funk, blues, the Great American Songbook, and popular music. Vocalist Liz Saunders is joined by Frank Barberio on sax, Rich Cain on bass, Michael Gross on drums, and Borgmann on piano. New to Arts Alive, but not the Cape, is the Cape Cod Sax Quartet featuring Berke McKelvey on soprano sax, Maurice Soque on alto sax, Ryder Corey on tenor sax, and Nicholas Suchecki on baritone sax.
Vic Solo will be performing as Elvis Presley, complete with white jumpsuit and gyrations to the beat of Elvis’s greatest hits.
Singer/songwriters are always a highlight of Arts Alive. This year, they are a diverse lot. Returning this year are Conner Anderson, Eric Treehouse and Rob Parks. Treehouse plays acoustic melodies and modern alternative rock, while Parks melds a pop-punk energy with soothing vocals. New is Richard O’Connor plays 12-string guitar, mandolin, and guitar and will perform folk-rock from the 60s to the 90s, as well as original songs.
Matt Borrello is an award-winning singer/songwriter who writes from personal experience and draws his inspiration from folk, country, blues, and rock music. Grace Morrison incorporates influences from many sources into her music: from country and pop to traditional Celtic music. Her songs tell stories from history and from her own personal experiences.
Broadway is well-represented. Actors from the Woods Hole Theater Company will perform musical numbers from Godspell, their current production at Woods Hole Community Hall, and other musical comedy productions. The Falmouth Theatre Guild will perform solos, duets and group numbers from past and upcoming musicals. Friends of Broadway is a high energy, non-stop musical revue by girls and young women who perform across the country.
Fiddle talent is plentiful in Falmouth. Cat’s Melodeon, led by Bill Black, performs Irish traditional music on fiddle, flute, recorder, accordion, banjo, guitar, uilleann pipes, and bodhrán. The Sonnay Fiddlers play traditional and international fiddle tunes. The group is made up of students of Nikki Engstrom, an award-winning fiddler and a member of the Celtic duo Stanley and Grimm.
Led by Jim Boyce, the Falmouth Fiddlers play and sing old-time, bluegrass, and Celtic tunes on fiddle, mandolin, guitar, banjo, dobro, tin whistle, bodhran, cello, and string bass. Fiddler Amy Larkin and her band play spicy Cajun, Celtic, and traditional Appalachian tunes and driving contradance music. Manny and Linda Dias are The Familiars of Cape Cod. They sing and play folk, fiddle, country, Irish and popular music. Led by Emily Parasiliti, The Coteries are an acoustic Americana trio playing roots, folk, and blues on guitar, mandolin, and banjo, with vocals.
At 2 PM on Sunday, all are invited to bring their fiddle and folk instruments to an open session of old-time, Celtic, and other traditional music. Or just sit back and listen.
Country Music is new to Arts Alive, but this year two bands will present the music beloved by much of America. Haywired plays Texas, rollicking red dirt, and modern country rock music. It features Ryan Benoit on vocals and guitar, Randy Frost on lead guitar and vocals, Tim White on bass and vocals, and Steve Andreasson on drums. Hit country tunes from the 40s through the 70s are played by Yesterday’s Country Band. Members include Paul Fata on vocals and acoustic guitar, Jack Meserve on vocals and lead guitar, Bill Kiesewetter on keyboards, Ben Carnevale on pedal steel and electric guitar, and Harry Baum on fretless bass guitar.
Rock Fest is a highlight of Arts Alive that runs from 6 to 9 PM in all three tents. Returning this year are Heartbreaker, the Led Zeppelin tribute band, Just Like That, a party rock and roll dance band, and Paradise Rock, a group that plays original and classic rock with some bluesy funk. Smooch Paywell performs Chicago blues from the 50s and 60s on harmonica, guitar, bass guitar, drums, and vocals.
New this year are Needle Beach with Brian Youmans, vocals and guitar; Sam Houghton, bass guitar; Stew DesMeules, guitar; and Ryan Bray, drums, Their sound is described as old-fashioned “loud and dirty” rock and roll tunes inspired by bands like the Rolling Stones, the Black Angels, and Velvet Underground. Classic rock is also played by The Most, led by Lewis “Binky” Anderson on drums. Sons of Beaches, featuring David Warren, plays classic rock.
ArtsFalmouth is a non-profit umbrella organization that celebrates and promotes Arts and Culture in Falmouth and the Upper Cape. ArtsFalmouth appreciates the support of the financial supporters of Arts Alive: The Enterprise, New Balance Falmouth Road Race, Falmouth Village Association, Woods Hole Foundation, Bank of Cape Cod, Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, The Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank, Cape Cod 5, Wood Lumber, Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod, Falmouth Cultural Council, Mutual Bank, and First Citizens Federal Credit Union. The Festival would not be possible without the support of the Selectmen, The Library Trustees and various town departments.
For a full schedule of performance times, a list of all the artisans and vendors and all the extras, visit ArtsFalmouth.org.

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Roger Federer guaranteed his return to No.1 in the ATP Rankings after beating Dutchman Robin Haase 4-6, 6-1, 6-1 on Friday to reach the semi-finals of the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam.
By overtaking Spaniard Rafael Nadal at No.1 on Monday, Federer will break a number of ATP Rankings records - the longest period between stints at No.1, the oldest player to attain top spot and the longest duration between first and last days at the summit of men’s professional tennis.
Richard Krajicek, the Rotterdam Tournament Director, presented Federer with a special award in an on-court ceremony. "What an amazing run it’s been and a journey it’s been for me throughout, so to clinch World No.1 again this following Monday here in Rotterdam really means a lot to me, so thank you very much, everybody," Federer told the crowd.
"I think reaching No.1 is one of, if not the ultimate achievement in our sport. So sometimes at the beginning you just all of a sudden get there just because you’re playing so well. Later you sometimes try to fight it back and you wrestle it back from somebody else who deserved to be there. And when you’re older, you know you feel like you have to put maybe sometimes double the work in. So this one maybe means the most to me of any achievement throughout my career, getting to No.1 and enjoying it right here at 36, almost 37 years old. It is an absolute dream come true, I can’t believe it."
His third straight victory over Haase means that the Swiss superstar has completed a dramatic return from No.17 in January 2017, following a six-month lay-off due to a knee injury. Since returning, Federer has compiled a 63-5 match record, including titles at three of the past five Grand Slam championships, three ATP World Tour Masters 1000s and two other tournaments.
Having saved three break points at 1-1, Haase appeared not to have read the script when the World No.42 broke Federer for a 5-4 lead, then calmly closed out the 35-minute opener. Federer refocused and signaled his aggressive intent by winning four first-serve points in his opening service game of the second set, which lasted just 19 minutes. From a 3-1 lead in the second set, Federer won nine of the next 10 games to wrap up the match in 80 minutes.
Federer has ensured top spot for the first time since 4 November 2012, five years and 106 days ago - the longest period of time between stints at World No.1. At 36 years of age, Federer is also the oldest player to become No.1, eclipsing the record held by American Andre Agassi, who last held the top spot aged 33 on 7 September 2003.
Federer first became No.1 in the ATP Rankings on 2 February 2004 - a record 14 years and 17 days ago - for a total of 237 straight weeks until 17 August 2008. He then returned to the top spot on two further occasions between 6 July 2009 and 6 June 2010 (48 weeks) and from 9 July 2012 to 4 November 2012 (17 weeks).
Nadal, his great rival, started his fourth stint at No. 1 on 21 August 2017 - 26 weeks ago - and has been the sport’s leader for 167 weeks in total. Federer, with a 10-0 record in 2018, will now add to his record of 302 weeks at No.1 when the latest ATP Rankings are published on Monday.

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For wedding stationery as unique as you!
Although we have produced a rather extensive 'off the peg' website we are happy for you use it as your personal palette. A little tweak here, a slight change there, maybe a different font, we are happy to change any aspect to reach a result that will be unique and affordable to you. We work very closely with our couples every step of the way because we know how important it is for every little detail to be perfect for your special day. Don't forget to view our hire department.
Still being friends with some of my first customers.
First we like to get an idea of how they see their wedding, their hopes and dreams that will make the day extra special for them, then favourite colours, approx number of guests, venue etc and budget. We like to assure customers that they can achieve their dream within their budget. Might need a tweak here and there, but we are good at tweaking! Then its down to business.


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We have lots of courier services to Guinea-Bissau available to buy online. This includes options where you drop-off your parcel at a local shop or Post Office, and others that are collected by the courier directly from your home or work.
Here are some examples of prices to send a parcel to Guinea-Bissau. We have many options, so for a personalised quote please enter the weight of your item into the quote box below.
The Republic of Guinea-Bissau is one of many African nations that shares a coastline with the Atlantic ocean - but what is fairly unique to Guinea-Bissau is that it also has many small islands that provide a rich habitat to a wide variety of wildlife - partly in the Joao Vieira - Poilao Marine National Park.
Guinea-Bissau has an interesting history having been part of the Gabu kingdom as part of the Mali empire and latterly part of the Portuguese Empire. This rich history, however, hasn't resulted in a rich nation as it estimated that about two-thirds of the population live below the poverty line.
As you would expect the level of trade between the UK and Guinea-Bissau is relatively low. This low level of trade results in relatively infrequent services to the country and you can expect a parcel to take at least three to five full days from the date of collection to five days via DHL Air Express and four to six days with our own Air service. Prices for a 1kg parcel will vary from about Â£28.29 to Â£59.95 for Parcel Monkey and DHL respectively up to Â£88.29 and Â£254.95 for 20kg parcels.


text: Our biggest and baddest 1/8 scale vehicle to date, the Terremoto V2 is ready to shake down anything in its path. With a wheel base of 15� and just under 2 feet in length, the Terremoto V2 is HUGE! Unlike many similar monster trucks, the Terremoto V2 was built to perform. With huge bore oil filled shocks, adjustable suspension, and 3 differentials, the Terremoto V2 will cause havoc on any surface. DO YOU LIKE POWER? The Terremoto V2 is equipped with a 2260KV brushless motor and 80A waterproof ESC. Install the two LiPo 2S packs and the Terremoto V2 is ready for earth quaking adrenaline packed fun! LiPo batteries included with Red RTR version. Go with authority! The Terremoto V2 uses a high torque 15KG waterproof metal gear steering servo to command its 6.5� monster truck tires and functional bead lock rims. Just another feature that sets the Terremoto V2 in a class of its own.The red RTR version is ready to run out of the box, the Terremoto V2 is fully assembled with its incredibly powerful 2260KV brushless motor, 80A waterproof ESC, high torque 15KG waterproof metal gear steering servo, dual 7.4V 3200 mAh rechargeable LiPo battery packs, battery charger, 2.4GHz radio, and awesome looking polycarbonate body. Pick up a Terremoto V2 and shake up your town today!

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What is the difference between Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher and .Impact Crusher with a vertical shaft is one type of crushing machine that often used to produce manufactured sand, so it also has another name -- sand.vertical shaft impact crusher compare to impact crusher,REMco's common VSI questionsA VSI crusher is a vertical shaft impactor. It is a mineral crushing . Compared to cone crushers, are VSIs more expensive to operate? When properly applied.
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Bass virtuoso (and member of Dethklok) Bryan Beller contributed this tidbit from his solo recording Thanks In Advance. It’s a fast rock groove in C, and you can solo over this for days using the C Blues scale.
This is an awesome track to jam over with a variety of guitar tones!


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Please join the Human Rights Institute and the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center for the February film for the 2009-2010 Human Rights Film Series: Human Rights in the USA.
Trouble the Water, winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, and nominated for the Best Documentary Feature Academy Award, revolves around the stories of Kimberly and Scott Roberts who captured the scene inside their attic as Hurricane Katrina raged outside their New Orleans home. Weaving together home video from the Roberts’ camera, news coverage of events as they unfolded in real time and footage they shot of the couple over the course of two years, the film constructs a portrait of a community that had been abandoned long before Katrina hit, and a husband and wife surviving not only deadly floodwaters, armed soldiers and bungling bureaucrats, but also their own past. Trouble the Water follows Kimberly and Scott’s journey through post- hurricane despair and chaos as they struggle to navigate the FEMA bureaucracy, resist eviction from temporary housing, cope with traumatic stress, and try to make a new start in Memphis.


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The aim in endurance is to pace the united skills of horse and rider against the clock and bring a sound and happy horse “fit to continue“ home at a chosen speed. Pleasure ride windows are between 8kph or 5mph and 11kph or 6.85 mph.
A spokesperson for the club said: “With so much adverse publicity re endurance riding in group 7 countries there seems to be lots of unfair crit hanging over all endurance riders. In general (but of course there are always the few who let us down) horse welfare is one of our many challenges..."


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"I just had to tell you how much I LOVE the portrait you drew...I almost cried when I opened it. You captured them perfectly. It's not just a pix of Bichons, but a picture of MY Bichons!...It's as if you knew them. You truly captured their spirit and everything unique about them." – L.N.
"OMG! Ray I love the portrait...Thank you so much for capturing the personality of my favorite kitty!" – V.S.
Lately, I've had a number of requests for pet portraits, which have been such a blast to do, I'm going to offer them regularly! Three samples are above. Info is below. E-mail me or use the contact form on the side to get your portrait started!
You will receive a high resolution file to use for printing however you wish.
All I need from you are a description of your pet(s), noting their quirks and habits, and reference photos. Simple! Payment is due before I begin drawing (I accept PayPal or money order) and you'll receive your portrait in two to three weeks!


text: The Master and his wife are both Freemen of the Worshipful Company of Drapers and so selected this most beautiful hall for the first event of their year. Our guide, archivist Penny Fussell, conducted the tour and told us the history of the Hall and its many artefacts and fine art collection. We learned about the Drapers' Charitable Foundation and the work of the modern Company. We spent probably far too long looking at the beautifully illuminated Royal Charters and Grants of Arms and were positively awestruck by the magnificence of the Company silver. Many members and their guests took the opportunity to lunch in the Court Dining Room, where we were joined by the Master Draper. A fine start to the new Master's year!


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Are you finding the best oscillating tool blades for cutting metal? Then you have come to the right place. After long time research, I’ve given here 8 reviews of the selected oscillating tool blades for cutting metal that are most popular on the market today.
Let’s start to read the review before buying the blade.
One thing that most oscillating tool users look out for is a product that provides a set of blades and also multi tool metal cutting blades. These oscillating tool accessories are very popular on the market.
Not only can you choose from the bunch, but you will always find what you need. It contains a mix of 15 saw blades and accessories for different kinds of tools. The oscillating tool blades for cutting metal are very important for the different job.
Plus, you don’t have to worry about compatibility. The accessories can easily work with most of the popular oscillating multi-tools.
Size: 4.4 x 2.6 x 0.9 inches.
Metal Type: Thick gauge metals.
Durability: Heavy enough for durability.
The universal arbor allows you to set the blades on multiple positions.
This is another incredible brand of oscillating multi-tool available in the market today.
It also has a kit set with six-piece assorted tools for handwork. It can be referred to as a universal oscillating scraper blade for multi tool.
These are basically for enhancing the reliability of this oscillating multi-tool blades as it can be used for various kinds of jobs by simply changing the tool and using another suited for a particular job.
This makes the multi-tool flexible for a variety of jobs.
This is an oscillating universal saw blade that is widely used in cutting. It comes alongside this hand multi-tool.
It is used for most cutting works like wood cutting, metal cutting and much more.
This feature enables the multi-tool to reach and work in areas where other tools are not able to work on.
In addition to this, there is also another 1-piece flat flexible scrapper universal blade intended for the same purposes.
This multi-tool is designed with a holder with a circumference that well fits in the hand of the user.
The shape of the holder also improves the grip and hence safety enhanced while working with it.
This also makes the user not to tire fast while working.
Talk about stability, durability, and portability. This product encompasses most of what you need in the best blades for your tools.
We all know there are things your dull saw blades cannot cut through, at least not in good time. This can be really frustrating.
You can avoid spending countless hours struggling with a log of wood or a piece of metal when you can use the 10 Metal/Wood Universal Quick Release Oscillating Saw.
DIY projects can now be done easier and faster, allowing you to finish your work in good time.
These are made of heavy duty steel and are very durable. This makes it resistant to wear and tear.
Content: The package contains 10 bi-metal saw blades.
It also features built-in markers to gauge the depth of cuts.
Compatible with most multi tools.
This is also another set of recommended Saw Blades. They are ideal for cutting copper pipes, wood, plastic, and so on.
Comes in useful for craftsmen. Ideal tool for your DIY projects as well. These fit almost all Oscillating tools available!
With its flush cut design, you can simply place your materials perpendicular to your cut.
The Fein’s Universal fit Blade is made with Aluminium and Copper which ensures quality.
With this best Oscillating Multitool Saw Blade, cutting your soft metals, wood, and other materials has just got easier. I do recommend these for you.
The product is made from good quality materials that guarantee its durability. It is made with Aluminium and Copper and has a flush cut design that makes it a fit for most tools. It is an amazing set of thick and best value multi tool blades.
Size: 4 x 2-3/8″ with dimensions 7.8 x 3.7 x 2.1 inches.
Comes with 10 blades in a pack.
The Dremel MM422B can handle various tasks. The system allows the user to change the blade faster eliminating time wasting in changing accessories.
The tool has flush cut saws for precise cuts. Thus, the user will always get it right with this handy tool. The jaw is ideal for installation, flush cutting, among others.
The Dremel multi max metal cutting blades are perfect for cutting drywall, sanding wooden surfaces, removing caulk, window cover, and tile grout.
The saw is also ideal for flush cutting in trimmed wood, hacking copper tubes, among other functions.
The product weighs 1.6 ounces and measures 5.5 x 3.8 x 0.3 in dimension. The saw is black in colour and has a fast assessor replacement system. The Chinese made it is easy to use. It is a versatile tool with great problem resolving capabilities. The feature makes the tool ideal for doing it yourself jobs.
However, despite its versatility, the blade fits a limited number of product models. Its accessories are only compatible with Bosch multi-x and Fein multi-master. The feature limits its functionality. Therefore, the cutting edge is not a blade of choice for carpenters looking for a wide versatility.
This is yet another amazing 15 piece-pack of quality and affordable Saw Blades.
Talk wood, soft metals, plastic, nails, etc, these are just the perfect ones for you.
They are made from high carbon steel plus stainless steel giving you strong and cheap.
Interestingly, they fit and are compatible with most universal machines.
A combination of great selection of blades, you can choose the most ideal for your job as the situation may warrant.
This product is made with a selection of standard blades which ensure easy cut through various materials; wood, plastic, and so on.
It has a multi usage feature which allows you to select from the 15 blades based on purpose. It is a very affordable product, and makes it very competitive in my review.
It is also made with quality materials that guarantee durability. It fits and is compatible with most universal machines.
Built with high carbon steel and stainless steel.
The package of kits weight 0.32 ounces.
It has dimensions of 1.1 x 0.1 x 0.1 inches.
It is a selection of good blades- standard tooth.
It is black and silver in color.
This brand has dimensions 2.5 x 3.5 x 1.2 inches and weight of 1-ounce.
Bosch multi-tools have accessories deliver a three-dimensional fit designed to provide a completely integrated system between multi-tool and accessory which is a new dimension of torque for oscillating multi-tools. These blades for multi tool are also very necessary for various tasks.
By using a three-dimensional shape instead of a flat interface. Many people like Bosch Starlock blades for their multi-tool who use it once.
This provides the highest-torque transfer, reduced vibration, and the ability for higher performance applications.
It is a complete package in that it consists of an assortment of cutting blades featuring two of Bosch’s popular wood plunge blades.
The kit includes a wood plunge and a Japanese-tooth blade. These accessories offer the best price-for-performance ratio in the market. That means optimal speed and life in tough applications.
This multi-tool contains Bosch carbide tip multi-tool blade which has advantages of Bosch’s Oscillating Interface System (OIS).
OIS maintains the 12-pin design of the company’s first multi-tool interface but can be used on every professional brand of multi-tool.
This is determined by the performance of the tool, best fit between the tool and blade drives performance.
And the Bosch system employs industry-best standards to offer benefits like reduced vibration.
The capability is delivered with the best price-to-performance ratio in the industry with features fitted for the designed purpose.
an OSC312F bi-metal blade for wood and metal.
All these improve the reliability of this multi-tool.
This multitool blade is also incredible and it is available in the market too with various features.
like wood, plastic, drywall, fibreglass, polymers as well as laminates.
This multi-tool has blades which are offset, so the mounting point sits below the blade depth allowing flush cuts to be made with ease.
They are a great value compared to the big box retail stores where one is expensive.
This multi-tool is designed to be compatible with other tools. This improves on its flexibility to be used with other kinds of tools for the same purpose and type.
can be used for cutting using this segmented circular cut oscillating multi-tool.
This multi-tool comprises various adaptive components for effective use.
2Types Semi-Round Cut Oscillating Multi tool Blades, it is great for flush and plunge cuts Finer tooth pattern provides more control and longer life.
This is brought about by the design of the tool and the materials used to make these multi-tools.
The speeds at which they work and are operated at also contribute to the intensity of the noise from the multi-tool.
The machine when operated at optimal speeds emits minimal noise and hence longer life.
I hope that you’ve benefited to read the reviews of Oscillating tool blades for cutting metal. Thanks a lot for reading our post.


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Bondholders in the Co-operative Bank are braced to take losses as the troubled lender scrambles to find £750m to boost its financial strength.
The bank is expected to update investors as soon as this week about its attempts to find a buyer, amid speculation that it is struggling to attract an offer and that bondholders will be forced to step in.
Even if a bidder is found, bondholders still face losses as part of the Co-op bank’s requirement to meet the Bank of England’s requests for more capital. The Co-op Bank has warned bondholders that potential bidders have sought “some form of liability management exercise” – which could see investors take losses in return for equity stakes.
The LME could boost the bank’s capital by £450m, which would leave another £300m to be raised in fresh funds. This would require Co-op Bank to convince existing investors to stump up more cash or seek more backers. Among those flagged as potential new investors are Virgin Money, TSB and buyout houses JC Flowers and Cerberus.
The Bank of England is reported to have Co-op under “intensive supervision”. The Manchester-based bank has endured five consecutive years of losses since its problems started to emerge in 2013, which have sapped its ability to rebuild its capital.
But the Co-op Bank’s management hopes to attract a buyer because of its 4 million customers who are attracted by its ethical approach to doing business.
Co-op Bank, which refused to comment on Tuesday, insisted last month that it had “received a number of non-binding proposals from strategic and financial parties” and “selected several parties to enter a further phase” of talks.
The bank put itself up for sale in February, four years after its near-collapse which sparked its rescue by hedge funds.
The hedge funds have been left owning 80% of the bank, which until then had been 100% owned by the Co-operative Group of supermarkets and funeral homes. But the mutual is unlikely to be ready to put more cash into the bank after writing down the value of its 20% stake to nil last month. At the time, the Co-op Group finance director, Ian Ellis expressed hope that the bank’s sale would be successful and that the group expected “to get some value from the sale”.
However, the Co-op Group may also demand a solution to pension scheme it shares with the bank, which is due for revaluation in July, and could be a potential barrier to any buyer.
An institution that once had bold ambitions to merge with TSB, the Co-op Bank has been dramatically scaled back over the past years, from nearly 300 branches to just 95.

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Two-Depth Transcranial Doppler for measurements of ICP through the Opthalmic Artery. Innovative method using Two-Depth Transcranial Doppler (TDTD) of monitoring intracranial pressure (ICP) relies on the same fundamental principle used to measure blood pressure with a sphygmomanometer. A sphygmomanometer works using a balance principle - an air-filled pressure cuff wrapped around the arm compresses the brachial artery to a point where blood can no longer flow. The examiner slowly releases the air from the cuff and uses a stethoscope to listen for the return of blood flow. At the balance point, where pressure in the cuff equals systolic artery pressure, a ‘whooshing’ noise can be heard as blood flows through the artery again.
Ultrasound Time of the Flight Techniques; The majority of patented methods for noninvasive monitoring of ICP are based on an assumption that changes in ICP affect the physical dimensions and/or acoustic properties of the cranial vault or intracranial structures (dura, brain tissue, brain ventricles, and/or intracranial vessels). The common drawback of all these methods is that they measure only relative changes of ICP as referenced to a baseline measurement during which absolute ICP is known, i.e. the ultrasound readouts need to be calibrated on each subject against an invasive measurement. Ultrasound ‘time of the flight’ methods for non-invasive ICP monitoring have not been extensively validated and currently the majority of them do not seem to be accurate enough for a routine clinical use. Their original formulations usually do not specify locations for the transducers placement, and do not address how the intentional or accidental use of different locations and/or angles of the transducers will affect the reliability of ICP estimates. It has also remained unexplored how the measurements are affected by the presence of intracranial pathologic masses on the path of the ultrasound wave, or by brain masses shifts.
The TCD measures the velocity of blood flow through the major intracranial vessels by emitting a high frequency (>2MHz) wave from an ultrasound probe and detecting a frequency shift between the incident and reflected wave which directly correlates with the speed of the blood (the so called Doppler effect). The measurement is taken over the regions of the skull with thinner walls (temporal region, back of the head, or through the eye) as the bones strongly attenuate the transmission of the ultrasound at these frequencies. TCD is primarily a technique for diagnosing various intracranial vascular disorders such as emboli, stenosis, or vasospasm, and can be used to identify patients who are at risk of developing cerebral ischemia in early phases of traumatic brain injury or stroke.
Methods from this group attempt to derive ICP from mechanical properties of the skull bones rather than of the intracranial content. The underlying assumption is similar to that of the ultrasound time of the flight techniques: that the skull is not completely rigid, so that changes in ICP result in a small but measurable skull expansion which creates additional stress within the skull bones and modifies their mechanical properties 9.
Otoacoustic Emission; A measurable acoustic phenomenon that originates in the inner ear would, at least in theory, allow for more precise assessment of the pressure of the peri- and endo-lymph, and consequently, of ICP. Otoacoustic emission (OAE), which is a sound generated by subtle oscillations of the endo- and perilymph caused by contractions of the outer hairy cells of the inner ear in response to a loud sound, seems to offer such a possibility. The sound is transmitted to the stapes, and further through the ossicles, to the tympanic membrane from which it can be detected with a sensitive microphone inserted into the ear canal.
Ocular measurements. Eye provides another possible window into the pressure changes in the intracranial compartment thanks to the fact that the space between the optic nerve and its sheath is a continuation of the subarachnoid space, and is consequently filled with cerebrospinal fluid whose pressure is equal to intracranial pressure. Intracranial hypertension will thus manifest in increased diameter of the optic nerve sheath, and will impede the blood flow through the central retinal vein that courses within the sheath, along and in part inside of the optical nerve.


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Word ops meaning. Word ops definition. Free crossword dictionary.
3 letters in word "ops": O P S.
Can anyone tell words beginning with pan?


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As many of you know, I try to keep my sweets intake to a minimum and also generally don't post too many desserts here on Balanced Bites.
This recipe does require a decent amount of prep work, but I promise the end result is so worthwhile and there’s lots you can do ahead of time. Your friends and family will be raving, and I’ll leave it up to you whether or not you want to tell them that these are actually paleo parfaits!
For the pumpkin layer, I used my recipe for Pumpkin Custard from Practical Paleo (page 404, also linked to here on the blog), and cooked it in a large pie dish for approximately an hour, until the middle was set and a knife came out clean. I skipped boiling the water, as I wasn’t worried about whether or not the custard would crack. You can make this the day before, and leave covered in your fridge until you’re ready to go.
Place the can upside down in the refrigerator, and leave for at least 8 hours. I like to leave mine in overnight.
Whip the cream until it is light and fluffy, and forms small peaks.
Alternatively, if you can handle dairy, feel free to use regular whipped cream in place of the coconut whipped cream.
Melt the above ingredients in a saucepan over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally in one direction. Increase the heat to medium-high and bring to a boil. Let boil for one minute, then remove and stir again in one direction. Repeat this process four more times, until the caramel has thickened and coats the back of a spoon.
You can make the caramel ahead of time and leave covered in the fridge for up to a week beforehand.
Hop on over to my review of Vanessa Baraja’s Clean Eating with a Dirty Mind for the recipe for this seriously decadent chocolate covered toffee.
Now for the fun part. Grab 4 small glasses or mason jars and start layering: two to three spoonfuls of pumpkin, a spoonful or two of the coconut whipped cream, a drizzle of salted caramel, and then a sprinkling of the chocolate covered toffee. Continue until you’ve reached the top of your jar, then finish with extra whipped cream, caramel and toffee.
You can keep these refrigerated until you’re ready to serve.
My mouth is watering, looking at the photo.

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If bacon, eggs and mushrooms are your three favorites foods, you’re going to want to make this recipe ASAP. This portobello mushroom is filled with a baked egg, then topped in bacon!
The really wonderful thing is that it can be made in 20 minutes flat, and it’s full of flavor and protein! This recipe makes for a delicious breakfast or lunch when paired with a veggie dish (like Brussels sprouts!).
A baked portabello mushroom filled with an egg and topped with a slice (or two!) of bacon.
1. Turn oven to broil; Remove any stems from mushroom and brush the mushroom with olive oil on both sides and place on baking sheet. Broil for approximately 5 minutes on each side.
2. Remove from oven and set oven to bake at 400°F.
3. Crack an egg in the center of the mushroom and then place back in the oven and bake until egg whites appear baked, approximately 15 minutes.
4. While egg is baking, cook bacon in a skillet over stovetop until crispy.
5. When ready, remove egg from oven and carefully top with hot bacon.
6. Sprinkle egg and mushroom with cilantro and pepper. Enjoy!


text: We opened here at All Kinds of Everything in 2007. The premises was purchased of the McGill family, who had lived in and ran business out of the building for over a hundred years. The name of the shop, All Kinds of Everything, was created by staff member, Anne Melly and it turned out to be aptly named as our store really does stock an extensive range of all kinds of everything as you can see from our product list below.


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Good Impressions: Wonderful collection of stencils, check out the girls and boys collection. This site also has lots of examples of cards that use embossing, check out their gallery.
Stencil With Style: Great site that has lots of how to information, as well as hundreds of stencils. Check out their collection of books on embossing and stenciling, and make sure to learn about their embossing paste, really neat stuff.
Celebration at Brass Stencils: Everything you need, including all sorts of tutorials and lovely stencils.
So, why do I prefer the brass stencils? For one thing, you can position them on a card better then the embossing folders that go with the Cuttle Bug. And the Cuttle Bug folders don't allow you to chalk the way you can with a brass stencil: emboss, leave the brass stencil on the paper, color the exposed part of your image, take off the stencil and admire your neat chalking (or inking).
Brass stencils are not cheap, but then again they can also be used without embossing. You can go over a brass stencil with a dauber and ink to leave a nice stenciled (rather then embossed image). You can also use a product called "Embossing Paste" which you apply over your stencil, remove the stencil and you have a raised image. The paste comes in various colors, white, black, metallic, and you can paint over the paste if you like.
I love that you can do so much with embossing, even choosing methods to color in your image. You can do a fine glitter on your image, use embossing powder for a neat effect, chalk, ink, pearl-ex, perfect pearl, there really is no limit to the creative possibilities.
Do you like brass stencils? Why, or why not? Do you have a stencil you really like to use? Post a link to an image or card in the comments for our viewing. Please share any links to other places that you like to purchase your brass stencils.
Also, if you have tried using the recipe I posted for using brass stencils with your cuttle bug, please leave a comment and let me know how it worked for you.
Note: Wine4Me posted a great substitute for the gasket kit (on SCS). She found the rubber (where the tubing and wire are stocked) at Lowe's for about $3 a yard! Great find and thank you for sharing Wine4Me.


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The Country Garden Collection brings together a traditional quality and beauty with modern comfort and durability. Special features such as contoured seats and back support, refined slat spacing for better weight distribution, and wide armrests enable you to relax in style on any piece from the Country Garden Collection.
With your backyard furnished with the Country Garden Collection, you can enjoy long hours relaxing with friends, reading a book or enjoying the scenery with a drink. The collection is designed to suit your needs, whatever they may be.


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A waterfall of acrylic droplets hanging elegantly from a white voile ribbon shade. Perfectly paired with a metallic chrome base.
Part of a collection, team with our Grace Pendant Shade for an elegant look.


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1989 Prince of Asturias Awards Stephen Hawking, 1989 Prince of Asturias Awards laureate for Concord, during the Official Audience of the laureates with H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias.
1989 Prince of Asturias Awards Ricardo Gullón, 1989 Prince of Asturias Awards laureate for Literature, is presented with the Award by H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias.
1989 Prince of Asturias Awards Óscar Niemeyer’s daughter, 1989 Prince of Asturias Award for the Arts, collects the Award on behalf of her father.
1989 Prince of Asturias Awards Guido Münch, 1989 Prince of Asturias Awards laureate for Technical and Scientific Research, is presented with the Award by H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias.
1989 Prince of Asturias Awards The representative of the Fondo de Cultura Económica de México, 1989 Prince of Asturias Awards laureate for Communication and Humanities, is presented with the Award by H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias.
1989 Prince of Asturias Awards Enrique Fuentes Quintana, 1989 Prince of Asturias Awards laureate for Social Sciences, during the Presentation Ceremony.
1989 Prince of Asturias Awards Mijail Gorbachov, 1989 Prince of Asturias Awards laureate for International Cooperation, collects the Award at the Royal Palace in Madrid.
1989 Prince of Asturias Awards Severiano Ballesteros, 1989 Prince of Asturias Awards laureate for Sports, is presented with the Award by H.R.H. the Prince of Asturias.


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Taylor Lake is a dreamy young woman who pens, from her home in Scotland, a bevy of adult fantasies sure to surprise and delight. Her speciality is the short story: steamy, layered with passion, but not lacking for interesting characters and a tart plot.
If you'd like to ask about the process, the author, or any element of her stories, you can check out her writing blog, taylorlake-erotica.tumblr.com, contact her on Twitter @LakeErotica, or send her an email at taylor.lake.erotica@gmail.com. She's very receptive and loves discussing the work. She might even write something for you!
For more steamy fantasies by Taylor Lake, you can watch her blog at taylorlake-erotica.tumblr.com, or follow @LakeErotica on Twitter. Happy reading!


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There was two Centurion Spider-1 frame/fork/headset kits among all the parts. I have build them up with two different color schemes; this one in yellow/blue/white, and the other one in yellow/red/black. For this one, the original yellow Tange fork was scratched so I took one of the chrome Centurion forks instead. All parts on this bike is NOS (new old stock), except for the new tubes.
There´s a tiny bit of Sweden in this bike; the sealed bearings in the Acorn mags are made by Swedish SKF.
Snygg, har exakt såna Acorn liggande till min Haro Sport i teal som ska till C4 Labs snart.


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That’s right, I said it – the only game in town. Dasher’s Corner Pub. This place is something else. The history alone of this pub/restaurant is so cool. So my husband and I went down to Homer, NY to cover the Shotgun Wedding concert. They were playing a show at Center for the Arts of Homer. We decided to go down early and grab a bite to eat somewhere in town. Wasn’t expecting much. Homer is large but mostly farms. The town itself is small. Driving a couple blocks in town we see this place right on the main drag, Dasher’s Corner Pub. We thought, “Why not?” The place was packed! Dinner time. So we sat at the bar. We were pressed for time so we didn’t order dinner. We decided to go light. HA! We ordered “Build Your Own Bruschetta”, “Limoncello Shrimp”, The “Sizzling Potato Chip Platter w/ truffle oil & Parmesan cheese”, a Moscow Mule and Beer to drink. WOW!! The food packed a punch!! The “Limoncello Shrimp” was light with the lemon flavor and creamy. It wasn’t over powering. You received five large shrimp on the plate. Pretty filling. And the “Sizzling Potato Chip Platter” so GOOD! The chips where crisp, not greasy. The truffle oil & Parmesan went perfectly with the chips. Something as simple as “Build Your Own Bruschetta” was great. It came with jumbo lump crab, mozzarella pearls, tomato-basil & a Tuscan bean dip that can go a top the toasted bread it came with. The crab was fresh and tasted sweet. Tomato-basil was fresh. Great light meal. Ha! I was full for hours. On to the show.
It was so good, I had to go back and do a review on this place. A few days later I went back to Homer, NY to Dasher’s Corner Pub and met up with the owner, George Seibel. Great guy! Very laid back. We sat and chatted and he gave me a little history lesson on Dasher’s. The bar has been around since the 1800’s and the history attached to it is so neat. In 1894 there was and unsolved murder there. Still unsolved to this day. Later on in 1905 a new owner, Francois Dasher Cox took over. This guy was a genius! He worked up a plan to have a mail delivery plane pick up live lobsters in Boston and fly them back to Ithaca where he would pick them up and drive fresh lobster back to Homer. His business did great until the 1960’s when they put in Interstate 81. The traffic didn’t go through the town anymore so sadly they closed. A few others took over the place but didn’t succeed. In 2012 George Seibel came in and brought life back to the old building. At the time he had a horse named Dasher. So he felt it was only right to name the pub Dasher’s Corner Pub. Bringing back the history of Francois Dasher Cox and of his beloved horse, Dasher. When you enter the pub, if you look up you will see a beautiful painting of a horse, fitting of the place. The pub is very rustic. They really pulled out all the stops with this place to make it modern without losing the feel of old. My kind of pub! The art on the walls are butcher block boards with art burned in them by an employee that used to work at Dasher’s. She since has moved on. But she left a little piece of her behind for them to remember her by.
Now onto the food. The menu is simple and has a retro twist with lots of modern elements in it. George created the menu solely with some input from his chefs. I went at luch time. George suggested I try their “Famous New England Clam Chowder” along with “The Cape Codder”. WOW! Just WOW! The “Famous New England Clam Chowder” came out first. I get why its Famous. Before it came out, George was telling me how it was made to order. I thought, “What? Made to order? How? No way the potatoes will be tender enough. Unless they are pre-made.” NOPE! Totally wrong. The bowl came out and in the center of it was Dasher’s homemade mashed potatoes topped with some clams in a shell and beautiful white creamy chowder. It was so creamy. I have never had a chowder like this. It had carrots, celery, bacon and they are not shy on the clams. The mashed potatoes gave the chowder a thickness like porridge if you mixed them in. I left it alone and would take a scoop of mashed potatoes and then some of the chowder. Loved it! I’ve been to Boston and tried all different kinds of chowder, this is right up there with the best of them for sure. A must try in my book.
Then came “The Cape Codder”. It’s a hardy grilled cheese sandwich with chunks of lobster, tomatoes, green onion, and muenster cheese. Perfect combination. You know the age old saying, “never put cheese with seafood?” Yeah BS. The muenster cheese complements the lobster nicely. Its mild flavor does not take away any of the sweet flavor of the perfectly cooked lobster. The bread held up nice. On the side was a cup of homemade “Tomato Bisque” and homemade chips and salsa. Nice touch. The “Tomato Bisque” takes you back to being a kid and dipping your grilled cheese in you tomato soup. It was creamy and the flavor was nice. The chips and salsa were a nice add if I could eat more.
Come hungry! The portions are huge and very filling. All I kept thinking was, “Wow, and this was only lunch. I can’t imagine dinner!” I can’t wait to go back. If I’m feeling seafood, I’ll go with a classic scallop dish and try the “Coquilles St. Jacques,” a nice little retro add to the menu. Maybe I’ll try a “Steak Diane”. They run a fresh seafood special every day and on the weekends a fish and butcher shop special! I was told when I come back that I need to try some dessert. They have a local woman that comes in specifically to make the apple crisp. George said “She makes the best in town”. I am looking forward to it! Besides dessert, Dasher’s locally sources as many ingredients as possible including produce and locally brewed beers.


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Winter break always comes at the perfect time, right after finals when you’re exhausted and ready to spend a full day (or three) in bed, see friends from home you haven’t talked to since summer vacation, and read that book that’s been sitting on your shelf all semester, calling to you while you wrote essays and studied for exams.
My personal favorite—go skiing! Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned shredder, there’s nothing than getting your edges into a mountain and riding the curvature of your ski down the mountain. Or, you know, falling a lot. Student ticket prices, especially in Montana as a college student, are usually pretty discounted, and it’s not too hard to find a good package deal with a lesson if you need one. And, if you need more incentive, skier dudes are attractive, so no excuses!
Go ice skating. This one’s classic, too. Don’t forget to wear plenty of padding!
Just take a walk. Bundle on all those cute layers you’ve been splurging on every week and use them for something besides walking to class! A walk in downtown Missoula is beautiful at night the lights and the river, especially with a latte from The Break or Liquid Planet in your hand. And, a cupcake from Bernice’s at the end? That’s what I call a walk!
Sledding is another classic, but one that tends to get forgotten in favor of the warm living room next to the crackling fire. You’ll stay warm hiking the hill, and have tons of fun on the way down too! Not to mention, plastic sleds are cheap.
Build snowmen, if you have enough snow for it!
Ditto with the snow angels, and try and perfect it—no visible boot prints allowed.
Go out in the snow and check out the snowflakes. Sometimes they’re dull little pellets of condensed snow, but other times they’re beautiful, miniscule doilies that will rest on your jacket sleeve long enough to take a picture. And somehow, not one of them is the same.
Happy holidays, and happy outside winter!