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Luke Bryan's Crash My Playa
Destination Event Returns
All-Inclusive Caribbean Concert Vacation Features Two Luke Bryan Headline Concerts
NASHVILLE – April 18, 2016 – Four-time Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan, along with CID Presents, announces the third year of Luke Bryan's Crash My Playa, an all-inclusive concert vacation set for January 19-22, 2017 in Riviera Maya, Mexico. After two sold-out years, the hottest country music destination event is back for 2017. The Caribbean beach vacation features Luke headlining two of the four nightly concerts, with additional performers to be announced soon.
"This experience for my fans has more than exceeded our expectations," said Luke. "From start to finish, everyone has the best time and it's something my band, crew and I look forward to all year-long. We love kicking off the New Year this way!"
Fans can choose from eight tropical resorts including the newly added Dreams Tulum, Grand Velas and Secrets Akumal and enjoy royal treatment all weekend long – all-inclusive food and drink, 24-hour concierge service, daily onsite activities, offsite adventures like deep sea fishing, zip-lining, and ATV tours, excursions including day trips to Tulum, official Luke Bryan's Crash My Playa merchandise package, and more. To see highlights from 2016's event go to www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tVifNAb1bY .
"We can't wait to return to the beautiful coastline of Riviera Maya Mexico with the most passionate country music fans in the world for the third installment of Luke Bryan's Crash My Playa. Luke has been an incredible partner and co-producer for the past two years and we are looking forward to sharing what we have in store for 2017," said Dan Berkowitz of CID Presents.
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Guilty Plea in Plot to Kill Saudi Ambassador to US
23:51 17/10/2012 WASHINGTON, October 17 (RIA Novosti) - An Iranian-American man pleaded guilty on Wednesday in a US federal court in New York City to plotting to assassinate the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States.
Mansour Arbabsiar, 57, was accused of trying to hire assassins whom he thought were from a Mexican drug cartel for $1.5 million to kill the ambassador, Adel al-Jubeir, with explosives at a Washington restaurant. But Arbabsiar's supposed cartel contact turned out to be an undercover FBI agent.
"I take responsibility for my actions," said Arbabsiar, a US citizen with an Iranian passport, as he entered the guilty plea to conspiracy and murder-for-hire charges. He also admitted that he agreed to help transfer more than $100,000 through a New York bank to help with the plot.
Arbabsiar, a former used car salesman from the state of Texas, said in court that Iranian military officials were also involved in the plot that initially called for kidnapping the ambassador, but changed into a plan to kill him. Iranian officials have said their government had no involvement in the assassination plot.
When Arbabsiar's arrest was made public last year, US Attorney General Eric Holder accused the Iranian government of being behind the attempt to assassinate the Saudi ambassador.
The acting head of the FBI's New York office, Mary Galligan, said, "Not only did this plot threaten the ambassador's life, the planned attack targeted our nation's capital, where innocent lives would have been lost and the national psyche damaged," The New York Times reported.
Arbabsiar's defense lawyers said he suffers from bipolar disorder.
Sentencing is scheduled for January 23, 2013, and Arbabsiar could face up to 25 years in prison.


What dose it means airbag off in RAV4 2014?
should say that but only when no person is on the seat.
It is under the rear passenger seat cushion, it is marked as item 3 in diagrams below.
it is positioned in the very centre of the dash board, behind the radio/Air con unit, it is bolted to the floor, you will need to remove the dash board and possibly the air con unit to access. once the module and air bags have been replaced it shouldnt need anything else.
Why won't Rav4 hold charge?
Have a manual for 2010 Toyota RAV4?


"Common Uses: Evading missile weapons"
Should probably say "Evading attacks" to avoid confusion.
First off, let me say I don't like the new layout as opposed to MC. The linear order seems more natural to me rather than the alphabetical used. Even having all Talents by rank is better than alphabetically. I rank 1 first, then all the rank 2, then rank 3, and lastly rank 4 if there is any.
Since you are using alphabetical, things should be as such. I'm only reading on my phone, but right off, I've found one out of order. On page 67, under Athletics, Pugilist comes after Strong Back. Obviously the letter P comes before S.
"Penalties should only be applied once to either the observer or the scout."
Aren't we talking about the "struggling" partyes here? So penalties either applied to the group/person performing the observation test or to the group/person performing the stealth test.
@BruceBoragine I don't have MC but i did find the alphabetic order somewhat "unnatural" too. Listing the talents by rank would have felt more natural for me, at least that's what i expect based on the talent tree format.
May be the whole list could follow the order of the skills from the character sheet.
The attributes are in an alphabetical order so it would keep some kind of organised fashion, we wouldn't lose the logic.
On page 72, the "Despair" sidebar, third paragraph, first sentence: "maximum Despair" should read "maximum Resolve".
p.65 Born in the Saddle - does the normal limit of 3 bonus d20's still apply?
It seems as if the font for attributes under each skill should be contrasting in size. Currently, the headers are a bit confusing to the eye. The skill is primary; the attribute is secondary.
Should say "Any further Despair..."
"If your maximum Despair would be reduced to zero,"
Should probably say "If you maximum Resolve would be reduced to zero,"
I have compiled all of these to date continue to do so. Benn and Nathan may pop in to address some things that don't need to go to an error report, but it's all there for now.
p.73 Chirurgeon - It's unclear exactly what game effects this Talent is supposed to provide.
It's possible this is just because it will make sense when we have the Healing rules.
p.74 Insight Skill - The Insight skill lists no suggested Momentum Spends.
you gain 2 bonus Momentum." 2 bonus momentum to what and when? Do you get the momentum before you roll or after a successful roll or after a roll successful or not?
A qualifying phrase should be on the end of the sentence. IE., "you gain 2 bonus Momentum, before you roll to use on the roll. Or, ." "you gain 2 bonus Momentum, only after a successful roll."
Yes, those rules should clarify Chirurgeon.


Believe it or not, Shopify Scripts provided almost all of Bamboo Digitals success in 2017. We love everything about them: simple promotions, complex promotions and, especially, story-driven promotions!
Our goal is showing each Shopify Plus Merchant how to successfully run their first Shopify Script!
We remember the gold rush of script jobs and charging a hefty price. We did everything we could to make the experience fun for our clients.
Provided a walkthrough of the expected customer journey during the promotion.
Helped them visualize how their promotion kept true to their company mission.
Identified potential pitfalls and user experience frustrations along their expected customer journey.
Developed Shopify Scripts in Ruby Editor and tested them.
Designed and Developed Front-End UI for Shopify Plus Stores to guide the user through what we covered in Step#4.
We attempted to show our Plus Merchants how to run Scripts on their own, but couldn't find an efficient way to do it.
After a couple of failed attempts, we finally developed our prototype to introduce a FREE Shopify Scripts Generator.
Choose Your Campaign - choose between flash sales, BOGO, repeat customers, etc.
Copy Code - press a button and copy all the code into the Scripts Editor App.
We are currently accepting our first 20 beta customers. We would love for you to sign up for the app and will contact you as soon as we can. This application is FREE.
During this process, we will collect feedback for different types of promotions clients want to run and integrate them into our library.
Our goal is having a finished app for every Shopify Plus Store, keeping the app's role limited but effective. We want our app to be a key reason you remain a Shopify Plus member.


The Reward for the 2nd term is playing and singing the song "Imagine" by John Lennon. This way we will commemorate the Peace Day on the next 30th of January.
Here you have the video with the lyrics to practise the song whether for singing or playing your instrument, or both… We will have some rehearsals playing and singing the song all together during the next week.
In the meantime, practise and enjoy!
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So Bad they are Good Puns and Jokes
January 15, 2021 August 13, 2021 ~ Amusives ~ 22 Comments
With permission, I've 'borrowed' most of the following bits of humor from 'Bad Joke Monday' at the blog 'Feeding on Folly'. Talented blogger, Christi, illustrates these too – so please pop over to her place so that you can enjoy them in all their visual glory!
A bear walked into a bar and said, "Give me a whiskey and …………. cola."
"Why the big pause?" asked the bartender.
The bear shrugged. "I'm not sure; I was born with them."
A guy goes into a bar and says "I'll have a Corona and two hurricanes."
The bartender says, "That will be $20.20."
A fisherman accidentally got some vinegar in his ear, and now suffers from pickled hearing.
A grasshopper hops into a bar and sits down.
The bartender says "hey, we have a drink named after you!"
The grasshopper replies, incredulous, "You have a drink named Steve?"
A highway patrol motorcycle officer sees a woman speed past while knitting in the driver's seat.
He hits the red lights and sets off in pursuit. She doesn't stop, just keeps speeding along.
Finally he pulls along side and yells, "PULLOVER!!!"
She yelled back, "NO, CARDIGAN"
A pair of chickens walk up to the circulation desk at a public library and say,
'Buk Buk BUK.'
The librarian decides that the chickens desire three books, and gives it to them. Around midday, the two chickens return to the circulation desk and say,
' Buk Buk BuKKOOK!'
The librarian decides that the chickens desire another three books. The chickens leave as before. The two chickens return to the library in the early afternoon, approach the librarian, looking very annoyed and say,
'Buk Buk Buk Buk Bukkooook!'
The librarian is now a little suspicious of these chickens. She gives them what they request, and decides to follow them. She followed them out of the library, out of the town, and to a park. At this point, she hid behind a tree, not wanting to be seen.
She saw the two chickens throwing the books at a frog in a pond, to which the frog was saying, "Rrredit Rrredit Rrredit…"
As we headed down the road, a large bug hit the windshield.
I said, "I'll bet he doesn't have the guts to do that again."
Hubby responded, "Do you know what was the last thing to go through his mind? His butt!"
A vulture boarded an airplane, carrying two dead raccoons.
The stewardess looked at him and said,
"I'm sorry, sir, only one carrion allowed per passenger."
Can you name all of Santa's Reindeer?
No, they already have names.
Did you hear about the frog who parked in a red zone?
Yeah, his car was toad.
Did you hear about the weekly poker game with Vasco da Gama, Christopher Columbus, Leif Erikson, and Francisco Pizarro?
They can never seem to beat the Straights of Magellan.
Every day at sunrise, rain, shine, fog, snow, Joe goes into his back yard,
faces east and says this little prayer:
"Dear God, please let me win the lottery today."
He does this for twenty years.
Then one foggy morning the clouds part and a bright beam of light falls on Joe.
From the sky a booming voices says,
"Joe, meet me half way on this, buy a ticket."
For every year someone spends in Phoenix, they get one off in hell.
How does a dyslexic, agnostic, insomniac spent her time?
Staying awake all night wondering if there really is a dog.
How many apples grow on a tree?
How many Psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb?
Only one, but the bulb has got to really WANT to change.
I broke my finger last week. On the other hand, I'm okay.
Imagine if Americans switched from pounds to kilos overnight.
There would be mass confusion.
I totally understand how batteries feel because I'm rarely included in things either. (Christopher Hudspeth)
I've started investing in stocks: beef, chicken and vegetable. One day I hope to be a bouillonaire.
The king of an African country issued a royal decree: No one may kill any wild animals.
The decree was honored, but soon there were too many lions and tigers in the kingdom. The people revolted and the king was removed from power.
It was the first known instance of a reign being called on account of game.
The man who invented auto-correct has died.
Restaurant in piece.
There once were some eggs from Boston
Who were sold to a store in Austin
But their shells were all cracked
When the train left the track
And their yolks leaked out, and they lost 'em.
But they didn't go out with a bang
So that wasn't the end of our gang:
They found a good cook
With a recipe book
And lived life again as meringue!
What did the alien cat say to the Earth cat?
Take me to your litter.
What do you call a cow with no legs?
Ground beef.
What do you call a fish with no eyes?
Fsh.
What do you call a part-time bandleader?
A semi-conductor.
What do you call an annoying pumpkin that does stupid stuff?
A jack-ass-o-lantern.
What do you call a soldier that survived mustard gas and pepper spray?
A seasoned veteran.
What do you get when you throw a piano down a mine shaft?
A flat minor.
What is the best stereo equipment to get for a dog?
A subwoofer with surround hound.
What's the difference between a musician and a large pizza?
A pizza can feed a family of four.
What's the difference between ignorance and apathy?
Don't know, don't care.
Why do birds fly south for the winter?
Because it's too far to walk.
Why does a space rock taste better than an Earth rock?
Because it's a little meteor.
Why was the Snowman opening the bags of carrots at the grocery store?
He was picking his nose.
With all the sporting events cancelled they are going to
broadcast the International Origami Championship.
It will be on PaperView!


Billings, MT — From the time YWCA Billings' Gateway Shelter was built in 1998, it has provided victims of abuse with a safe and nurturing environment to get back on their feet.
With support provided by a $50,000 Healthy Kids, Healthy Families grant from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Montana (BCBSMT), YWCA is able to provide even more security by offering access to affordable housing at Gateway Vista – a facility featuring 24 housing units on the existing campus. The grant itself will fund rent and utility payments for one year for one- and two-bedroom apartments, staffing for wrap-around services to Gateway Vista tenants, and other informational and administrative costs.
"What YWCA Billings has done prior to the completion of the Gateway Vista complex is nothing short of incredible, and we're confident this facility will allow this amazing organization to provide unparalleled services to the Billings area's most vulnerable citizens," said John Doran, BCBSMT VP of External Affairs and Chief of Staff.
According to YWCA, there is a shortage of affordable housing in Billings, which means wait times often range between six months and two years. And wait times for one-bedroom units can reach as long as seven years. That leaves victims of sexual and domestic abuse with nowhere else to go, and at risk of becoming homeless or returning to abusive partners.
In 2017, prior to the construction of Gateway Vista, YWCA Billings provided 8,310 nights of safe shelter to 154 adults and 100 children, victim support and individualized programming for 560 adults and 132 children, legal consultation to 133 victims of domestic and sexual abuse, among many other important services.
The Gateway Vista housing complex, which will be completed in 2018, has an outdoor play and recreation area for families and children, laundry facilities on each floor, a computer lab for tenants, private office spaces for counseling and help sessions, and access for all tenants to YWCA Transitional Services at no cost. Those services include financial counseling, legal support, clinical counseling, education and training, and job placement.
HKHF is a signature program of BCBSMT and part of an ongoing commitment to invest in and partner with like-minded nonprofit organizations that offer sustainable, measurable programs to reach children and their families in the five following areas: nutrition, physical activity, disease prevention and management, substance abuse prevention, and suicide prevention. The $50,000 HKHF grant is one of four BCBSMT awards each year.
YWCA Billings is dedicated to saving and changing lives, offers women and children safe, affordable housing with transitional programs that help them gain a solid footing and break the cycles of violence and poverty. YWCA Billings is also committed to YWCA USA's mission to eliminate racism, empower women and promote peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. YWCA Billings' website is www.ywcabillings.org .


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The Tokyo Detention House where American citizen Julian Adame has been held in a single cell for nearly nine months is a far cry from home.
The 12-story concrete complex in a northeast ward of Japan's bustling capital often houses high-profile detainees, including Carlos Ghosn, the former Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance chairman and CEO who is accused of financial misconduct. And then there's Adame, a 22-year-old college student from Sacramento, California.
Adame is accused of obstruction of the performance of official duties after a night out in Tokyo led to an alleged altercation with police in the early morning hours of May 22, 2018. The charge carries a maximum prison sentence of three years or a fine of up to 500,000 Japanese yen ($4,750). He has pleaded guilty but his trial has been postponed to mid-February.
Adame was allowed to speak to ABC News for several minutes in the detention facility's interview room Thursday morning. A guard escorted him into the room, where a glass barrier with a narrow screen along the bottom separates inmates from visitors. Adame, who was earlier visited by U.S. embassy staff, was dressed in a dark blue button-down collared shirt. He appeared healthy and seemed to be in relatively good spirits.
"I'm doing OK," Adame told ABC News upon sitting down on the other side of the glass. "I really want to go home now. It's been some time."
Adame recounted what happened last year. He said he arrived in Tokyo on a Monday morning around 9:30 a.m. local time. The University of Redlands student had just finished a study abroad program in Bali and booked a red-eye to Japan on a whim, deciding to explore a new country for five days before meeting up with his friend Kate Emmons in Thailand. He planned to return home in time for a summer job that was slated to begin June 8, he said.
He said he eventually checked into his room at the stylish Wise Owls Hostels in Tokyo's Shibuya ward and dropped off his bags. The hostel staff confirmed his reservation, telling ABC News that the next time they saw Adame he was in a police car and officers were looking for his passport. The officers came back for his bags a couple days later, according to the hostel staff.
Adame said he spent the day exploring Tokyo, seeing Shibuya Crossing, which is famous for being the busiest intersection in the world, and going to the fashionable Harajuku district. He said he then returned to his hostel to change for dinner and began chatting with some foreigners in the lobby, including two other Americans. He agreed to go out with them for a drink, he said, though he was exhausted after a sleepless flight.
The group of young men walked to Shibuya Crossing and went to a bar nearby where Adame said he had one drink. They befriended another foreigner, he said, who suggested they all go to Scramble Cafe & Bar, a small, casual establishment with a blue exterior situated beneath the railway tracks across from Shibuya Station.
"I didn't have my wallet with me," Adame told ABC News. "I only had my phone on me because I didn't want to spend money. So I was like, 'I'll go but I don't care about drinking. It's a Monday night, I'm exhausted'. So we get to Scramble and I remember having a drink and then... like, and then a mess."
Adame said he must have fallen asleep at the bar because his memory goes blank.
"I think it was a mixture of I'd been drinking, I'd no sleep, I was dehydrated from the flight," he said. "I'd walked probably seven miles that day. I was, like, trying to find my hostel for a good three hours in the Tokyo heat. I don't know, I think it was a lot of different factors."
The next thing Adame said he remembers is waking up in the bar and being approached by men in black vests and white shirts who demanded he pay a thousand dollars for breaking a lamp. Adame said he didn't know at the time that they were uniformed police officers.
"I was like, 'I don't have that money on me," he recalled. "I don't have my money on me. I don't have my wallet on me. So I don't know what you guys want me to do,'" Adame told ABC News. "And they were like, 'Well, you need to pay the money.' And I was like, 'I don't know what to tell you. I want to pay for this but I don't have the money on me. It is as simple as that. I don't know what to do. I am really sorry.'"
Adame said he recalled something one of the foreigners told him earlier that day -- about how he had been warned of Tokyo's "mafia members who dress up as fake police officers and go up to foreigners and rob them, steal their passports."
Suspicious of the men before him, Adame said he tried calling "911" thirteen times.
"Apparently that was them (the police) the whole time ... I couldn't tell because it was my first day here," Adame said. "The officer in his testimony confessed to asserting physical force on me. So yeah, it was a pretty scary time."
Tokyo police declined to comment on the case.
The U.S. Embassy in Tokyo confirmed that Adame was arrested on May 22.
"The safety and security of U.S. citizens overseas is one of our highest priorities," the embassy said in a statement to ABC News. "We are providing all appropriate consular assistance to Mr. Adame. Consular officers are in contact with Mr. Adame's family and friends, and visit him at the Tokyo Detention Center regularly."
Adame's friend, Emmons, told ABC News that she has visited him at the Tokyo Detention House where he's "in his own cell," but she declined to share further details of his case, including the name of his lawyer.
Adame's mother, Leath Smith, told Fox News Sacramento affiliate KTXL that her son was startled and accidentally struck one of the officers while trying to run off to get help.
"At one point the police officer grabbed his arm and it snapped back and hit the officer in his chin," Smith told KTXL.
ABC News was unable to reach Adame's mother or other relatives. Adame did not mention his mother or any family members to ABC News during Thursday's brief interview. But he said he was extremely grateful for Emmons, who has raised nearly $7,000 through a GoFundMe campaign to bring Adame home.
"I'm nothing without all of this help. I could never do it alone," he told ABC News.
The University of Redlands in Southern California confirmed to ABC News that Adame is a senior there and was studying abroad in Bali for three months before getting arrested in Tokyo.
"We are aware that Julian Adame remains detained in Japan after events that occurred during personal travel, not associated with a university program," the university said in a statement to ABC News. "We have been in contact with local and international law enforcement agencies in Japan to ask for status, express our concern and offer our assistance."
The manager of Scramble Cafe & Bar, who asked ABC News not to use his name, said he was there that night and has a different version of the events that transpired.
According to the manager, it was after midnight and Adame was sitting on top of the bar when he reached up and pulled on one of the four pendant lamps hanging from the ceiling over the counter. The lamp fell and broke, the manager said.
The manager showed ABC News an empty light fixture above the bar where he says the pendant lamp once hung.
Adame then fell off the bar and appeared to become unconscious, according to the manager, who showed ABC News a photo on his cellphone he said he took of Adame that night. The image appears to show Adame lying face up on the floor with his eyes closed.
"I went over to scold him. When I tried to wake him up, he didn't respond," the manager told ABC News. "I think he was faking it. Soon after, the cops came."
According to the manager, the pendant lamps were specialty items each priced at 160,000 Japanese yen (about $1,500), but the owner of Scramble Cafe & Bar bought them at half price. The manager said he told police the lamp was worth an estimated 90,000 Japanese yen (about $850).
The manager said Julian wasn't acting out prior to the incident and didn't appear to be very drunk. He said he witnessed "some turmoil" between the police officers and Adame, but didn't see anyone get hit.
The manager said he had no idea Adame was being detained in Tokyo all this time. The owner of Scramble Cafe & Bar has not yet been reimbursed for the lamp. Adame's attorney contacted the bar's owner in June but they haven't heard back since, according to the manager.
"They probably forgot about us," the manager told ABC News. "I'm the victim. I haven't said anything to anyone yet. I would like to hear from the lawyer."


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UCL conference to launch global health institute
Migration, maternal and child health, healthy ageing and the economics of health inequalities and well-being are among the global health topics to be discussed at a conference held at UCL (University College London) on 14th and 15th October to launch the UCL International Institute for Society and Health (IISH).
The IISH conference will include speeches by Professor Anthony Costello, UCL Institute of Child Health, who has spent time working with women's groups in populations in south Asia and Africa to improve maternal & child health and an opening address by the author of the book Status Syndrome, Professor Sir Michael Marmot.
Professor Richard Blundell, Research Director of the Institute of Fiscal Studies, will join Professor Marmot to talk on social inequalities.
Professor Marmot said: "There is no longer one set of diseases for rich countries and another for poor but diseases linked to economic and social conditions that vary within and between countries. The new UCL institute has a scientific agenda and a moral concern to deal with global health problems."
The new Institute will be linked with a WHO Commission on the Social Determinants of Health, and aims to conduct research and develop actions that will improve health in developed and less developed countries. IISH will link research in biotechnology, humanities, medicine and social sciences, to tackle disease and its causes.
In addition to the daytime conference Nobel laureate, Professor Daniel Kahneman, Princeton University, will give the annual UCL International Health and Medical Education Centre (IHMEC)/Lancet lecture on Friday evening. The lecture, called "Progress in the study of well-being", starts from the position that well-being is a better way to evaluate economic activity than simply measuring income. It will report on the latest research on the determinants of well-being in populations.
Key speeches at the conference:
• Professor Marmot, UCL Department of Epidemiology, will talk on health inequalities
• Professor Anthony Costello, UCL Institute of Child Health, will talk on maternal and child health with Professor Cesar Victora, University of Pelotas, Brazil
• Professor Katherine Homewood, UCL Department of Anthropology, will talk on the cultural dimensions of health inequalities with Professor Veena Das, Krieger-Eisenhower Professor at John Hopkins University
• Professor James Banks, UCL Department of Economics, will talk on Ageing and Health with Baroness Sally Greengross, Chief Executive, International Longevity Centre, UK
• Professor Richard Blundell, UCL Department of Economics, will talk on social inequalities with Professor Marmot, UCL.
1. For a conference programme go to www.ucl.ac.uk/iish For interviews with the speakers at the conference please contact Alex Brew in UCL's press office on 020 7679 9726, 07747 565 056 or a.brew@ucl.ac.uk or Judith H Moore on Judith.moore@ucl.ac.uk or 020 7679 7678
2. Professor Daniel Kahneman, Princeton University, will give the annual IHMEC/Lancet lecture on Friday at 6pm at the Institute of Education. The title of the lecture is: "Progress in the study of well-being". To book a place contact Ellen in the UCL Development Office on Tel +44 (0) 20 7679 9737