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Carmichael Sez: TT Countdown Begins
PEZ Crew Jul 27, 2007
TDF Analysis After Stage 18 - The moment the finish clock stopped on today's race, another clock started running. This one counts down the start of tomorrow's 55.5-kilometer individual time trial. With the top three riders separated by only 2:49, the yellow jersey is still very much up for grabs, and everything that happens between the end of Stage 18 and the start of Stage 19 will have an impact on the final standings in Paris.
TDF '07 St. 18 The Calm Before The Storm
Dave Aldersebaes Jul 27, 2007
Well, Sort Of… The French had something to celebrate today, with Sandy Casar spending most of 211km in the break and coming home to Angouleme taking a tricky victory in fine fashion, though he met the pavement in an unplanned high speed dismount earlier in the day. Battered and bloody, he still has the 'jus' to get it done at the finish line.
Carmichael Sez: Winning Out Of The Break
Coming to the finish line in a small group always gives you a better chance of winning than entering the final straightaway with the entire pack, but when Daniele Bennati won today, he played his cards well and came away with his first Tour de France stage win. Here's how he did it.
TDF'07 St.17: Bennati's Brilliant Breakaway!
matt Conn Jul 26, 2007
Italian sprinter, Daniele Bennati has taken a fine maiden Tour win after a breakaway group was finally successful in the '07 Tour. It was just what the doctor ordered on a day that saw no yellow jersey wearer on the line and the focus of the world media on the race for all of the wrong reasons.
Tour de PEZ: Riders Give Us The Dope
Edmond Hood Jul 26, 2007
PEZ Roadside Stage 17 - Yesterday, we touched on the Vinokourov situation, today we have to do more than touch on the Cofidis and Rasmussen situations. They cannot be 'glossed-over' and we think you should know what the feeling on the race is like, to that end, we spent this morning gathering opinions from riders and others.
Tour De PEZ: Pyrenean Adventures
Orthez, in the foothills of the Pyrenees... it's a beautiful morning, the mist is burning-off, and long shadows from the greenest of trees have groups of spectators using them as shade from what is aleady a hot sun. The road is rolling gently through the maize fields and meadows and every few seconds I have to stop writing to wave to wide-eyed children.
Carmichael Sez: Racing For A Contract
The Tour de France is unquestionably the biggest, most important race in all of cycling, and correspondingly, it is the biggest and best stage for the riders to make a name for themselves, to prove their value, and to ensure that they remain in the game or better their position as they 'race for a contract.' It's not all about winning stages or jerseys though, and there are more than a few ways to prove your value to prospective squads.
TDF'07 St.16: Rasmussen On Fire!
Chris Selden Jul 25, 2007
Bomb threats, rider protests, explosions on the road, explosions in the legs, a long breakaway by some favorites, 5 categorized climbs and an outstanding performance by the yellow jersey holder. It all happened today in the Pyrenees under the warm Southern French sky. Could this Tour de France get any more dramatic?
EuroTrash Tuesday!
Tour de France 07 - Great racing, great battles in the mountains and now a great tragedy with the shocking news of Alexandre Vinokourov testing positive for blood doping today. More on that inside ET today, along with all the other news, racing roundups and action. Only in EuroTrash!
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'Ready for a shot' : New Delhi locals react after vaccine approval
04 January 2021 | 6:53 am
"When the vaccine comes, I'm ready. I'm ready to take a shot," says one man in India's capital, New Delhi after two Covid-19 vaccines were approved for use, kicking off one of the world's biggest inoculation drives. India, which has the second highest number of registered cases worldwide, authorised the use of shots developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University as well as by local pharmaceutical firm Bharat Biotech.
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'Like smoking 50 cigarettes a day': Pollution grips New Delhi
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New Delhi pollution hits dangerous levels
India's federal government is urging Delhi to immediately tackle dangerous levels of pollution in the national capital that forced schools to close and sparked criticism of authorities.
Bollywood actress promotes her upcoming film in New Delhi
Bollywood filmmaker Vishal Pandya and actress Urvashi Rautela promoted their upcoming erotic drama "Hate Story 4" in Indian capital New Delhi on Monday.
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Several people were killed when a fire erupted at a warehouse in India's capital. Local media reported that the building lacked fire safety equipment and that there was only one staircase.
Protests continue despite police clampdown in New Delhi
Police officers detain protesters in buses and police vans as they demonstrate in New Delhi against a citizenship law considered anti-Muslim. Twenty-seven people have died in two weeks of at times violent demonstrations after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government made it easier for non-Muslims from three countries to be naturalised.
New Delhi riots: religious intolerance in Narendra Modi's India
While the visiting US President was hailing Indian Prime Minister Modi as a "defender of religious freedom", lynch mobs were gearing up for a third night of rioting, the worst Delhi's seen in decades. What had started Sunday as clashes over the Hindu nationalist government's new citizenship law has since turned into a full-blown anti-Muslim rampage. With police accused of standing idle, opposition parties are calling for the resignation of Home Secretary Amit Shah. We'll measure the government's response
Understanding New Delhi's religious bloodletting
Days of deadly riots in New Delhi have pitted Hindus against their Muslim neighbours, in the worst sectarian violence to hit the Indian capital in decades. How did we get here? And how much blame can be attributed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist agenda? We sit down with Indian historian, novelist and filmmaker Vijay Singh.
How New Delhi's Muslims and Hindus faced violence together
As the smoke clears following the violent communal riots in New Delhi, stories have emerged of Muslim and Hindu neighbors helping each other as mobs vandalized their communities.
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Indians react to the banning of popular Chinese app TikTok as New Delhi's ties with Beijing deteriorate sharply following a deadly border clash.
Coronavirus digest: White House blocking strict guidelines for vaccine approval
The White House is blocking new FDA guidelines that would likely have prevented the approval of a vaccine before next month's election, US media reported. Ireland has introduced new restrictions as cases tick up.
FDA faces coronavirus vaccine approval while mired in political controversy
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Nokia Technologies launches OZO virtual reality (VR) camera in European market
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Nokia Technologies today announced the European sales launch of the OZO professional VR camera and new post-production partnerships to advance end-to-end solutions for creating VR experiences. Hosted at London's indigo at the O2 arena, the event included demonstrations of OZO's innovative features such as real-time VR preview, wireless operation, and full 3D 360 VR audio and video live broadcast capabilities.
"OZO enables the creation of immersive virtual reality experiences that actually move us emotionally, and move us to act," said Ramzi Haidamus, president of Nokia Technologies. "Through OZO we can feel more present in the lives of people we've never met, and widen the circle of empathy in ways we could never have imagined before. Technology that moves us this deeply is technology that moves us all forward."
In addition to bringing OZO's category-defining features to the European market, Nokia Technologies also announced post-production partnerships to facilitate the content production workflow. Uncertainty about available workflow and tools for VR content creation has been a major concern for the creative community, and with these partnerships OZO provides a comprehensive solution.
Deluxe will provide high quality post-production services for OZO VR content, including editorial, stitching and color. Deluxe will also harness the talents of more than 3,000 global artists in the Deluxe Creative Artist Group, including premier talent from Company 3, Method Studios and StereoD, to support VR experiences created with OZO.
Additionally, Nokia Technologies announced that post-production software tools from London-based The Foundry, including NUKE, will soon support 3D content created with OZO.
The launch event featured a live broadcast 360 VR concert from band John Bull and the Bandits, who played 11 kilometres away at London's The Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel. Enabled by technology from partners Elemental Technologies and Akamai, the demonstration highlighted OZO's unique ability to provide a totally immersive live experience to viewers, allowing them to put on a VR headset and be transported to another location.
John Wallace, CEO of Deluxe said: "Our history as a technological innovator, specifically our pre-eminence in the 3D and VFX arena, make Deluxe an ideal partner for Nokia's VR initiative. Our collaboration with OZO allows us to provide high quality post-production rendering to create the highest level of VR experiences. We are tremendously excited by the capture capabilities of the OZO for the professional broadcast community — the first time a dedicated camera has been developed for this sector."
Simon Robinson, co-founder and chief scientist at The Foundry, added: "The Foundry believes Nokia's OZO camera is an important step for professional content creation in VR. We're very pleased to be collaborating directly with the OZO team to find solutions to some of the challenges presented by VR content, and deliver new tools to achieve the highest fidelity that the camera can offer."
Full specifications and purchase information are available through OZO.nokia.com. OZO is priced at 55,000 Euros in the EMEA region.
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Olympian Ian Thorpe comes out as gay
Sat. July 12, 2014 1:24 PM by OnTopMag.com
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Ian Thorpe, the Australian Olympic swimmer nicknamed the Thorpedo and Thorpey, has come out gay.
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Thorpe will announce for the first time publicly that he's gay during an interview with Sir Michael Parkinson to be broadcast Sunday night on Australia's Channel TEN.
In a promo for the "no limits" interview, Parkinson is seen asking Thorpe about his sexuality.
"You've always said that you're not gay. Is all of that true?" Parkinson asks.
The question was criticized on social media as irrelevant.
"Please can someone tell me what difference it makes to ANYTHING if Ian Thorpe is gay?" @Steph_Walker82 asked.
"Channel Ten's Ian Thorpe interview to reveal many things you never knew you didn't care about," messaged @TitusOReily.
The 31-year-old Thorpe has won five Olympic gold medals, the most won by any Australian. He was also the most successful athlete to compete at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
Thorpe denied rumors he's gay in his autobiography This Is Me.
"For the record, I am not gay and all my sexual experiences have been straight. I'm attracted to women, I love children and aspire to have a family one day ... I know what it's like to grow up and be told what your sexuality is, then realising that it's not the full reality. I was accused of being gay before I knew who I was," he wrote.
In interviews to promote the book, Thorpe added that the persistent rumors question his integrity.
"Yeah, look, the thing that I find hurtful about it is that people are questioning kind of my integrity and what I say," said Thorpe. "That's the only part that I find hurtful. Like is that, you know, this is something that I would be embarrassed about, that I would hide or whatever else."
"I don't want to offend anyone that, you know, whether they're people [who] have friends that are gay or whatever else, I don't want to offend them by ... getting angry about it, getting frustrated about it. The only part that I'm frustrated with is that people think that I'm lying," he added.


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Bizet: Carmen (In Swedish) - Meyer, Söderström, S. Björling; Ehrling.
Kerstin Meyer is a seductive, moody Carmen in this taut performance from Stockholm. The performance, sung in an elegant Swedish translation, offers a rare chance to hear Sigurd Björling outside of his normal Wagnerian rep, and features a young Elisabeth Söderström as Micaëla. Andre Hendrikssen is a ringing Don José, although he is occasionally underpowered. There are some cuts, including the Act III prelude, but the closely-miked sound is excellent.


Home » INCIDENTALLY DETECTED TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA IN A NONFUNCTIONING KIDNEY: SHOULD WE RELY ON RADIOLOGY?
Primary transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) of the renal pelvis is a relatively rare disease accounting for less than 1% of the genitourinary neoplasms.1 Incidentally detected TCC of renal pelvis in a nonfunctioning kidney associated with staghorn calculi have rarely been reported.2 Herein, we report a case of incidentally detected histopathologically proven case of primary TCC of renal pelvis in a nonfunctioning kidney associated with staghorn calculus.
This 45-years-old, male patient presented with pain in the left flank for last 2 months, with no history of other significant complaint except low grade recurrent fever and malaise. Examination revealed a visible lump in the left loin region, which was ballotable. Complete hemogram, serum biochemistry and renal function tests were within normal limits. Ultrasound examination found left nephrolithiasis (a staghorn calculus) and gross hydronephrosis. Intravenous pyelogram revealed non-excretion of contrast media with staghorn calculus in left kidney (Figure 1).
Figure 1: Intravenous pyelogram of the patient showing non-excretion of contrast media with staghorn calculus in left kidney.
Contrast enhanced computerized tomography (CT) of urogram, in addition revealed left pyonephrosis and non-excretion of contrast media (Figure 2).
Figure 2: Computerised Tomogram showing left hydronephrotic kidney with non-excretion of contrast medium.
The glomerular function rate as detected by the diuretic DTPA renal scan was 6 milliliters per minute, with 5% on left side and 95% on right side. Left nephrectomy was undertaken in view of pyonephrosis.
Postoperative gross pathological examination showed that the kidney was markedly enlarged with marked dilatation of the pelvi-calyceal system and thin residual renal parenchyma (Figure 3).
Figure 3: Kidney specimen (gross) showing marked dilatation of the pelvi-calyceal system and thinning of residual renal parenchyma.
A staghorn stone and multiple small calculi were identified in the dilated calyces. On cut section 3 centimeter frond like growth was present in the renal pelvis. Histopathology of the specimen showed transitional cell carcinoma. The metastatic work-up was negative, and hence he was finally diagnosed to have TCC, stage I (pT1N0M0). The patient had uneventful course in the hospital and was discharged.
There is petite reporting in the indexed English literature of the association of transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) and staghorn calculus in a nonfunctioning kidney.2 Most of the stone associated malignancies of renal pelvis are squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). Chronic irritation with superimposed infection is believed to induce squamous metaplasia and subsequent neoplasia in the urothelium, resulting in squamous cell carcinoma. The etiology of primary TCC of the renal pelvis is associated with chronic smoking, chronic use of laxatives, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as phenacetin, and occupational hazards to organic chemicals.
Due to cost restrains, it is impractical to perform MRI or 64 slice CT for every patient of hydronephrotic non-functioning kidney with renal stone. Thereby, it is prudent for the pathologist to carefully look for malignancy. Filling defects, delay in appearance in pyelogram or renal parenchymal thinning should raise a suspicion of renal pelvic tumors despite the absence of mass effects and preservation of renal contour, warranting further studies by MRI or biopsy from renal pelvis preoperatively.
The high incidence of renal pelvic malignancies in a hydronephrotic kidney highlights the need for meticulous sampling of the renal pelvis by the pathologist in such specimens.
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Today programme broke accuracy guidelines in interview with climate change sceptic Lord Lawson, Ofcom rules
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BBC Radio 4's Today programme broke accuracy guidelines in an interview with a prominent climate change sceptic, Ofcom has ruled.
There were "significant inaccuracies" in an interview with former Chancellor of the Exchequer Lord Nigel Lawson which took place on 10 August last year and received two Ofcom complaints.
Presenter Justin Webb interviewed Lord Lawson about the economics of renewable energies and the premiere of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Sequel, a film about the former US vice president's battle against climate change.
Lord Lawson (pictured) claimed "all the experts say there hasn't been" an increase in extreme weather events.
He also said that according to official figures "during this past ten years… average world temperature has slightly declined".
Ofcom ruled: "Neither statement was correct, or sufficiently challenged during the interview or subsequently during the programme."
The BBC previously admitted it "should have challenged" Lord Lawson's claims but said there were four other guests present on the programme to offer "different views".
The BBC said it does not exclude minority views from its content, but aims to ensure sceptical opinions are not treated as if they are on an equal footing with the scientific consensus.
Ofcom acknowledged that the BBC partially upheld the complaints about the programme as breaches of the BBC's own editorial guidelines, apologised to the complainants, and took a number of actions to address the breaches.
These included publishing a BBC News story online highlighting criticisms of and inaccuracies in the interview and examining some of Lord Lawson's more contentious claims on the Today programme the following day.
The BBC also published a response to complaints on the BBC Complaints website, featured several complainants in Radio 4's Feedback programme on 20 August, and reported its full response and action taken to the BBC News Group Board and the Editorial Standards and Complaints Committee.
However Ofcom's "most significant concern" was that the BBC identified a second breach of standards in an item from 2014 – a previous appearance of Lord Lawson on the Today programme to discuss the same topic, on that occasion alongside a leading climate change scientist.
The BBC chose not to engage Lord Lawson in discussion with a scientist on the second occasion.
However Ofcom said neither programme sufficiently explained the minority position of Lord Lawson's views in his introduction, meaning listeners received no clear signal that his view on the science of climate change runs counter to the weight of scientific opinion.
The Ofcom ruling said: "This omission meant listeners were not given the full facts about Lord Lawson's stance on climate change. This was significant as his contribution appeared in the context of wide-ranging discussions on climate change throughout the programme."
Ofcom said not enough importance had been placed on the possibility that a repeat of the 2014 breach may occur.
It added: "We acknowledge an editorial decision was taken not to interview Lord Lawson alongside a scientist, and the efforts made in the planning of the 10 August 2017 interview to tightly focus the discussion on the economics of climate change.
"However, given Lord Lawson's well-known sceptical stance on the broader science of climate change, and the fact these issues were addressed in earlier interviews on the programme, the editorial team could have reasonably anticipated there was a risk that Lord Lawson might raise these arguments.
"In our view, the BBC should have planned for that eventuality and the presenter should have been prepared to provide challenge and context to Lord Lawson's views as appropriate. The BBC's failure to do this led to significant inaccuracies being broadcast in the interview with Lord Lawson in the programme on 10 August 2017.
"Critically, these inaccuracies were allowed to stand without challenge or clarification during that broadcast."
Ofcom therefore concluded the programme was in breach of Rule 5.1, which says: "News, in whatever form, must be reported with due accuracy and presented with due impartiality".
Ofcom also investigated whether the BBC was in breach of Rule 5.2, which says significant mistakes in news should normally be acknowledged and quickly corrected on air.
Because the Today programme team examined some of Lord Lawson's more contentious and inaccurate claims in an item the following day and on the BBC News website, the BBC was not found to be in breach of this rule.
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I am so sorry to hear that PickeringHouse is having to close. My father was cared for there between 2010-2013 and received the most wonderful care. We could not have wanted more for him. Could the building be re purposed into sheltered accommodation?
But the BBC is in continual breach of rule 5.1, why has Ofcom decided to act here? The only result it seems is to aggravate the discussion.


Hello! My name is Hailey Walton. I am a senior here at PHHS. This is my first year in journalism. After I graduate I plan to attend a four year university to major in Biology on the Pre-Medicine track and also major in Neuroscience, with a minor in Creative Writing. Until then, I am involved in Key Club as the Vice President, Student Council as the President, MOJO, Scholastic Bowl, and National Honors Society. In my free time i like to hang out with my friends, hike, and read.


[BioNews, London] The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) has decided that no distinction should be between the cases of the Hashmi family and the Whitaker family: that preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) for the sole purpose of tissue typing should be allowed. The news gives hope to many families who may now be able to treat affected children and has been welcomed by professionals in the field.
Histocompatibility Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) tissue typing of embryos, usually at the 8 cell stage, enables an embryo to be selected as a donor match for an existing sibling suffering from a disease curable by transplant. When the donor child is born, cells from the umbilical cord are used to treat the affected sibling. Previously, HLA tissue typing was only allowed when PGD would also be used to test for a genetic condition, the procedure requested by the Hashmis.
Suzi Leather, who chairs the HFEA, said, 'Our review of available evidence does not indicate that the embryo biopsy procedure disadvantages resulting babies... risks associated with sibling to sibling stem cell donation are low'. The authority stressed that any application to perform the procedure would need to be accompanied by evidence from the clinical team treating the sick child. Only if all other alternatives, such as finding existing matches in family or cord banks, were exhausted would permission be given for HLA tissue typing PGD.
The British Medical Association and the British Fertility Society (BFS) have both welcomed the news. Professor Alison Murdoch, chair of the BFS, said, 'this is the hardest decision some families ever have to make. It is important that the views and interests of the patients are always put first. Since it is their families that live with the consequences of these decisions, it is right that their views take priority'.
Predictably, the pro-life lobby has been less than impressed. Josephine Quintavalle, of Comment on Reproductive Ethics, said, 'they are making it up as they go along. They are making decisions without public consultation'. She added, 'we'll see you [HFEA] in court'.


Have you ever been sleeping, and someone comes and abruptly wakes you up from your sleep? Maybe you are falling asleep on the couch at night while watching a movie with your spouse, and they really want you to wake up and see something in the movie, so they push you, or yell your name to get you to wake up. If that has happened to you, you know that sometimes when you wake up, you are not the nicest person. There is an anger that quickly rises in you. In God's sovereignty, he wants us to think of a scenario like this when we think of His wrath. In fact, in Psalm 78:65, God wants us to think of a strong man who is yelling in anger while he is drunk when we think of God acting out in his rage. Why on earth would God want us to think of a drunken, angry man when we think of Him? Why would God give us this analogy as a way of helping us better understand an attribute of God?
The context of Psalm 78 shows us that the psalmist is recounting three different groups of God's people who had been shown powerful works of God, who turned and worshiped and served other gods. Consider the Israelites living in Egypt, who were enslaved by the Egyptians. When God demanded that Pharaoh let his people go, Pharaoh refused, and God unleashed his wrath on the Egyptians and the gods and goddesses they worshiped. "He turned their rivers to blood, so that they could not drink of their streams. He sent among them swarms of flies, which devoured them, and frogs, which destroyed them" (Psalm 78:44-45).
After God freed his people, the psalmist tells us that "he led out his people like sheep and guided them in the wilderness like a flock. He led them in safety, so that they were not afraid, but the sea overwhelmed their enemies" (Psalm 78:52-53). "Yet they tested and rebelled against the Most High God and did not keep his testimonies, but turned away and acted treacherously like their fathers" (Psalm 78:56-57). The psalmist goes on to explain that when they were living under the judges, they set up "high places" in the Promised Land, just like the Canaanites that they were to destroy. As a result of this constant unfaithfulness by God's people, the psalmist tells us, "When God heard, he was full of wrath, and he utterly rejected Israel" (Psalm 78:59).
What this psalm shows us is that God is constantly at work for his people. Yet even while he is constantly at work for his people, his people almost constantly rebel against Him. This provokes God to anger. His anger is such that it is like a man who has been startled from sleep, or like a strong man who is drunk because of drinking too much wine. This seems like a horrible way of describing God, doesn't it? Remember that analogies are just that: analogies. They are not perfect descriptions. So, today how do we understand God in light of Psalm 78:65?
Praise God that Jesus received God's wrath in our place!


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Remembering Edgar Mitchell
February 15, 2016 /0 Comments/in Featured /by johnrenesch
On February 4th, on the eve of the 45th anniversary of his 1971 lunar landing, former NASA astronaut Edgar "Ed" Mitchell passed away. While many will remember him for his moon walk and his role in founding the Association of Space Explorers, I knew him for his founding of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individual and collective transformation through consciousness research, transformative learning, and engaging a global community in the realization of our human potential.
His founding of what many now call "IONS" was inspired by an experience of samadhi which, in ancient Sanskrit, means a feeling of overwhelming joy at seeing the Earth from his spaceship on his return journey. He was quoted as saying, "I actually felt what has been described as an ecstasy of unity."
I first became aware of the Institute, when I befriended Willis Harman as he was assuming its presidency in the late 1970s. I first met Mitchell at one of the IONS's conferences, attended some of his presentations and got to know him somewhat as the years progressed.
Until his own passing in 1997, Harman served as IONS President for about twenty years – during the peak of public interest in the Institute's work on consciousness – when membership reached as many as 60,000 people worldwide.
I included Mitchell in my 2014 cohort of exemplars of conscious leaders which will soon be published by FutureShapers, LLC as part of the Conscious Leadership Yearbook.
Mitchell leaves two legacies – one the more conventional, including his NASA and military credentials, exploring outer space, and a second as the mystical adventurer and explorer of our inner space.
Having Conversations That Matter At the Precipice We Change…or Do We?


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College Student Makes Her Case to Congress for Emergency Epinephrine on Planes
Last spring, Alexa Jordan, was heading home to Chicago after completing her freshman year at Harvard University. She purchased a salad at Boston's Logan Airport and boarded her Southwest airlines flight.
During the flight, Ms Jordan began to feel the telltale signs of anaphylaxis, signs she knew from years coping with a severe tree nut allergy.
"My throat started tingling, my tongue started tingling, and I could not believe it," Jordan told NBC 5 Investigates. "I told them my throat was getting tight and it was getting really difficult to breathe."
"Even the smallest amount, I can have a fatal reaction," she said.
She asked for Benadryl and an epinephrine auto-injector and was informed the staff had neither.
"Really, I was terrified," she said. "I was going into anaphylaxis at 35,000 feet in the air—it's truly like the worst nightmare to be locked in a metal tube."
Jordan told the flight attendant she was going to the lavatory to administer her own epinephrine and there she became ill and spent the remainder of the flight. She claims the flight attendant checked on her twice throughout the flight and suggested she lock the door, a dangerous proposition if she had lost consciousness.
Ms Jordan — who back in June started a petition for legislation to mandate that airlines maintain stock epinephrine auto-injectors on-board all flights and teach flight staff how to administer the devices which has garnered over 145,000 signatures to date — has taken her campaign to Washington.
She appeared before congressional staffers Thursday at the invitation of Senator Tammy Duckworth, D-IL, to describe the incident.
"Not only am I looking to have autoinjectors on airplanes," Alexa Jordan told NBC 5. "I really believe there needs to be a heightened level of training for these allergic reactions that are occurring."
Said Senator Duckworth:
This is really important because when you're in an aircraft, you can't go anywhere. You're trapped, ambulances can't get to you, so you need to be able to access the life-saving medication that should be in these on-board medical kits.
You can see NBC 5 Chicago's report here:
We at SnackSafely.com applaud Ms Jordan's efforts and call for legislation mandating stock epinephrine be kept aboard all flights for just such an emergency.
32 million Americans are estimated to suffer from food allergies, and severe, life-threatening reactions can be triggered by the slightest trace of an allergen. In some cases, the victim may not know they are allergic and find themselves on an airplane, in a restaurant, or at a public venue where epinephrine, the only drug able to halt the progression of anaphylaxis, is not available.
We encourage you read and sign Ms Jordan's petition by clicking here.
Suburban College Student Takes EpiPen Case to Capitol Hill	— NBC 5 Chicago
Revival of "Airline Access to Emergency Epinephrine Act of 2015"	— Change.org
Student Campaigns for Stock Epinephrine on Aircraft After Anaphylaxis During Flight
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V's Ultimate Guide to Berlin
Take a walk through the East Side Gallery, eat doner kebabs, and sip champagne at Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection.
Text: Kala Herh
Berlin has long been the world capital of the underground. Historically, it's a city where artists, musicians, and writers have flourished and thrived. But these days, Berlin is gaining recognition for more than its avant-garde art scene, staking a claim in technology, food and hospitality. Eager to explore this cultural hub for ourselves, we took a quick trip to the German capital and are bringing you along for the ride. Read below for some of our favorite spots in Berlin.
After deplaning from the nine-hour flight from Newark, we started our trip off at one of Berlin's most renowned coffee roasters: Bonanza Coffee. Coined as "one of the best independent coffee shops in the world" by the Financial Times, Bonanza specializes in serving ethically brewed coffee, sourcing beans from small farms across Africa, Indonesia and Latin America. Heeding the recommendation from the barista, I opted for the flat white and it was seriously good. If you're ever in Berlin, make sure to try it out for yourself.
Once we got our coffee, we made our way to the Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection in Berlin's central Mitte district. Once there, we were greeted by the hotel concierge and a bubbly glass of champagne. Situated opposite to the French Dom cathedral, the neighborhood's rich Prussian-era history infiltrated the hotel interiors. Inside, guests are greeted by dark, velvet couches, gold-trimmed light fixtures and marble countertops. And while the hotel boasts an elegant and elevated interior design, it also hints at the city's infamous clubbing and underground scene as soft techno music plays in the lobby.
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The Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection also offers guests access to Marriott Bonvoy's Tour & Activities program, which allows them to book exclusive experiences in the cities they are visiting. During these tours, travelers can engage with the city on a more digestible level–learning about its history while they walk amongst its most important sites. I opted for the "Berlin in a Day" tour, which brought me around the city's most popular sites: The Reichstag, Checkpoint Charlie, Alexanderplatz, and more. And after six hours of walking around the city, I was in awe of Berlin's spirit and resilience. At sites like the Holocaust Memorial and Topography of Terror, Berlin proves that it's not a city that shies from its past, but instead displays its scars and lessons with pride, for the whole world to see.
When the tour ended, we stopped for some lunch at the Markthalle Neun, a food hall situated in the heart of Kreuzberg. The food hall attracts thousands of visitors weekly and has vendors serving up dishes from all over the world. If you end up going, be sure to check out Mogg's pastrami sandwich and Sironi's slices of pizza–and if you're looking for something sweet might we suggest, Aunt Benny Cake's. After lunch, we took the tram across town to visit the Hamburger Bahnhof, at the recommendation of V's Art Director. Home to Berlin's largest collection of contemporary art, the museum has an outstanding selection of works by Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, Joseph Beuys and more.
And finally, after a full day of exploring, we made our way back to the hotel for our dinner reservation at the HERITAGE Berlin. As of late, the restaurant has been drawing in a stylish crowd with its creative takes on farm-to-table dishes. And while we're not usually huge fans of hotel restaurants, the HERITAGE Berlin features a selection of thoughtful dishes and craft cocktails. My favorite was the "Tuna Heritage," which featured crispy, seared tuna on a bed of kimchi. I also couldn't help but try their rendition of truffle fries, which were also really good. And for those with dietary restrictions, the restaurant features a great selection of gluten-free and vegan options. Although I was too full for dessert, the waitress was kind enough to bring out a small selection of house-made chocolates, which were just as delectable as they sound.
While the Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection is great for travelers looking to soak up the central neighborhood of Berlin and its attractions, the Marriott also has another option in Berlin. Just off the Potsdamer Platz, an area that's been recently developed since the fall of the Berlin Wall, The Ritz Carlton, Berlin is conveniently placed for shopping, museums, and key attractions like the Brandenburg Gate, which is in walking distance (less than 10 minutes). The hotel's decor is classic of Old Europe, complete with baroque chandeliers, marble staircases and Art Deco-inspired furnishings. And aside from the brasserie that reinvents German cuisine, there's also a comprehensive wellness area (pool, whirlpool tub, sauna and fitness center) on the lower floor.
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Both hotels, The Ritz Carlton, Berlin and Hotel Luc, Autograph Collection, are participating in Marriott Bonvoy's new global campaign. #30stays300days celebrates this return to travel and focuses on the transformative power of travel. With their new campaign, Marriott invited people from all over the world to connect on social media and share their best travel memories. And out of thousands of submissions, three lucky travelers were selected to head out on a global adventure of a lifetime. Over the span of 300 days, these guests will be visiting 30 different Marriott hotels across the globe. Mariott Bonvoy pays for airfare, hotel stays, and on-property activities like spa services and destination experiences. And for those itching to get out there and start traveling again, consider this your sign to start planning your next adventure.
Fighting For Fluidity: Harris Reed Spring 2023 at London Fashion Week
"It's not a concert you are seeing; it's a fashion show." - Freddie Mercury.


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Statcast shows Kipnis' evolution at plate
All-Star second baseman produced spike in power numbers last season
By Jordan Bastian
CLEVELAND -- Jason Kipnis stepped into the batting cage in Arizona last spring with a very specific goal. The Indians' second baseman felt he had more home runs in him than he hit in the previous season, and he wanted to team with Cleveland's hitting coaches to unlock that power.It
CLEVELAND -- Jason Kipnis stepped into the batting cage in Arizona last spring with a very specific goal. The Indians' second baseman felt he had more home runs in him than he hit in the previous season, and he wanted to team with Cleveland's hitting coaches to unlock that power.
It is one thing to have a goal. It is another to actually achieve it on the Major League stage. Last year, Kipnis belted a career-high 23 home runs and posted the best slugging percentage (.469) of his career. That was the product of tireless work in Spring Training, an improved mental approach and adjustments made throughout the season. Kipnis has always displayed opposite-field power, but last year he consistently pulled the ball with authority.
"It was a conscious effort," Indians assistant hitting coach Matt Quatraro said. "His commitment right from the start of Spring Training to the mental part of it, and the physical daily approach to drill work, the consistency, he took it to a new level last year."
There are multiple layers to how Kipnis realized his goal, but the foundation was simple: Improve the hitting mechanics on inside pitches and have a more efficient eye across the zone. For the first part, Indians hitting coach Ty Van Burkleo worked with Kipnis on getting the barrel of the bat out in front quickly. For the next step, Kipnis studied opposing pitchers and catchers, making daily adjustments based on past approaches against him.
Kipnis had gained a reputation around the game as one of the best at back-spinning pitches down the left-field line or into the left-center gap for extra-base hits. If a hitter gets caught up in that style, though, he can begin manipulating the bat to send the ball the opposite way. That can reduce effectiveness on inside pitches, and it had been a problem at times for Cleveland's second baseman.
"He knew that was his strength," Van Burkleo said of Kipnis' opposite-field power. "But from Spring Training on, we'd always do some work inside to where he'd feel how to get to that pitch the right way. I think that helped him. As a pitcher, you're going to try to at least show him stuff inside, because he's so efficient on the pitch out over the plate. So, there's going to be opportunities in there.
"If he's ready for it, or anticipating that they may be trying to pound him in, then he can set his sights on that pitch and work on cutting it off. When he does it correctly, it is going to be for power."
Kipnis' SLG on pitches on inner third of K-zone jumped to .743 in '16 from .593 in '15. Here's a look at how his XBH spray chart changed. pic.twitter.com/p3DXfepe7H
— Jordan Bastian (@MLBastian) January 29, 2017
According to Statcast™, Kipnis posted a .525 slugging percentage on all pitches and a .704 slugging on fastballs (four-seamers, two-seamers and cutters) over the outer-third of the strike zone in 2015. Last year, those numbers dropped to .439 and .591, respectively. Kipnis maintained a level of effectiveness over that portion of the strike zone, while dramatically improving his production on inside pitches.
During the 2016 season, Kipnis turned in a .743 slugging percentage on all pitches over the inner-third of the strike zone -- up from .593 in '15 and .439 in '14. On the 2016 season as a whole, the second baseman had 10 of his 23 homers come off inside fastballs, and 13 of his homers against inside pitches of any type. His work against inside heaters, specifically, improved greatly. Kipnis had a .687 slugging percentage on fastballs over the inner-third -- up from .527 in '15.
Here is Kipnis' in-play percentage on fastballs over the inner-third of the plate over the past three years:
2014: 26.6 percent
Here is Kipnis' slugging percentage against those fastballs put in play:
2014: .469
Comparing 2014 to '16, Kipnis had nearly the same percentage of hits (35.4 percent in '14 and 35.6 percent in '16) on the inside fastballs he put in play. The difference in slugging percentage (an increase of .324) is striking, though. Over that three-season period, the second baseman became far more efficient on which inside heaters he attacked, and that is partially due to how he approached the rest of the strike zone.
"He probably took more pitches out over the plate that were called strikes that in the past he probably would've hit," Quatraro said. "That way, he could in turn concentrate on a smaller area that more times than not was middle-in. The league knew in previous years he looked to the outer part of the plate and drove the ball to left-center. So, maybe it was a conscious effort to pitch him in more, and he made an adjustment to the league."
The statistics support that assertion by Quatraro. According to Statcast™, Kipnis took called strikes over the middle-third of the zone on 4.9 percent of all pitches he saw in 2016. That was up from 4.2 percent in the previous season. Looking specifically at fastballs, Kipnis took called strikes over the middle-third on 3 percent of all the pitches he faced. That was up from 2.1 percent in '15.
"David Ortiz talked about it all the time," Quatraro said. "He said he would take three or four pitches that seemed hittable, because he knew at some point in that at-bat, the pitcher was going to throw him whatever he was looking for. The ability to have that approach and stay with it, and not vary it so you're just kind of chasing your tail from pitch to pitch, that would be a level of maturity that you continue to grow with."
Kipnis did experience some trade-offs for improving his power.
Overall, Kipnis' home run total jumped by 14 and his at-bats per homer dropped to 26.5 in 2016 compared to 62.8 in '15. While the second baseman's walk rate stayed virtually the same (8.7 percent in '16 and 8.9 percent in '15), his strikeout rate went up (21.2 percent in '16 from 16.7 in '15). Both his batting average and on-base percentage took a hit, too. In the process, Kipnis' OPS dipped to .811 in '16 from .823 in '15.
In terms of achieving his preseason goal, though, Kipnis succeeded. He wanted to hit for more power, and he did precisely that last season.
Quatraro is expecting more of the same in the season ahead.
"If he could do what he did last year, I think he would take that in a heartbeat," Quatraro said. "Not speaking for him, but if you could start the year and pencil in his production from last year, I wouldn't change it. Especially if you add [Michael] Brantley back to the lineup and you get Edwin [Encarnacion] and a healthy [Yan Gomes], that production in that kind of lineup, I think everybody would take it."
Jordan Bastian has covered the Indians for MLB.com since 2011, and previously covered the Blue Jays from 2006-10. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, follow him on Twitter @MLBastian and listen to his podcast.


So we rented an apartment in New York City to visit family and somehow we managed to destroy the carpet. Struggling to find a solution we Yelped Carpet Cleaners and came across Carpet Cleaning NYC Inc. After reading the reviews they seemed like the perfect match for what we needed. We called and set up an appointment for the very next day, the staff was great, well informed and professional. They did their job, didn't bother and left promptly after the work was done.
I was interning nearby over the summer and was staying in a cheap apartment. The carpet was pretty dingy, so I looked up the closest carpet cleaners. These guys definitely went above expectations! They were punctual, efficient, and easy to work with. The room looked a ton better afterwards. 100% worth it!


Defy reality in the ultimate snowboarding action-racing game series as you explore, race, and pull off tricks on some of the most treacherous descents on earth. Experience big mountains, big stunts, and racers with big personalities as you take on some of the wildest snowboarding runs ever imagined. Jump into 2012's SSX and discover snowboarding freedom beyond anything you've seen before.


Using special pigs developed this way enables innovative and highly effective solutions to be provided, as well as ensuring safe and efficient passage of the pig through a pipeline.
For more complex requirements we design, develop and test specialist pigging tools. This is often a requirement for operations in complex and demanding pipelines, where our design and service engineers, work closely with clients to design and engineer the best fit pigging solution.


Just showin' a little love for few crafty items I'm currently usin'. First up is Mr. Poncho, a Brooklyn-based company that makes some pretty rad cases for your iPod. The beauty of these crafty, handmade cases is in keeping your headphones in order. No tangles here!
Custom fit for your iPod Nano, Video, Shuffle, Classic or Mini, or perfect for your celly, camera or moola, Mr. Poncho offers somethin' for everyone. Check out their store for a crazy selection of prints. Hey, iPods need a little TLC too.
DIY recyclers RePlayGround can create some pretty cool things from an empty cereal box or a paper towl tube. Everything's eco-friendly and a portion of their profits also benefit other earth-lovin' organizations such as Trees for the Future and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). Also, they ask you to send them your junk ... things like wine corks, sheet music, old calendars and maps, etc. Check out their store for assorted recycled gifts such as bottle cap magnets, journals, keychains, and tees. I heart my Jiffy notepad.
Leslie Hall, a small town girl raised in Ames, Iowa, is unafraid to heart the art of the BeDazzler. Gems aside, Hall, a graduate of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, also drops some serious rhymes as the frontwoman from Leslie & the LY's. Get yo disco-rap onnnn on tracks like the J.J. Fad-like "How We Go Out" and the synth-slathered "Real Gold Glamorous."
Three albums -- Gold Pants (2004), Door Man's Daughter (2006), and ceWEBrity (2008) -- and the flyest gold spandex jumpsuit ever, lady rapper Leslie Hall reminds us that the spirit of '80s is forever. Dude, Elvira lends vocals to her track, "Zombie Killer," okay?
Leslie & the LY's are currently hittin' clubs across the U.S. throughout February and March.
Inspired the Grand Scheme's post on that rad Phillip Glass Sesame Street video on colors and shapes, I checked the always-friendly YouTube to see if they had my favorite Sesame Street segment on how to make crayons. God Bless YouTube.
Grombleberries recently shared this fantastic piece on ex-Luna frontman and ex-ex-Galaxie 500 vocalist/guitarist Dean Wareham. Men's Vogue published an except from his forthcoming new book, Black Postcards: A Rock & Roll Romance, available March 13th via Penguin Press.
Dude paints a pretty honest picture of breaking his first wife's heart and coming to grips to losing the family life he'd grown to love. On the flipside, he fell for Britta Phillips a.k.a his other half in Dean & Britta and major indie rock babe.
For more indie pop goodness, check out Dean & Britta's "Words You Used To Say"
Food rules. Plain and simple. People love food. People need food. MacKenzieLand loves food, too. For all the anti-breakfast people out there, I have something yummy for you.
The Sultan and I adore the Food Network's Ellie Krieger. Our Astorian abode has witnessed countless sessions of "Healthy Appetite with Ellie Krieger" via TiVo -- her new cookbook rules! Lately, we're into the aptly titled Breakfast Cookies. Gotta share the info, yo!
Whisk together flours, baking soda, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt in a medium-sized bowl. Combine butter, oil and sugars in the bowl of a stand mixer and mix on high speed, scraping down sides if necessary, until sugars have dissolved and mixture is light in color, about 1 minute. Add egg, carrot puree and vanilla and beat an additional 30 seconds. Add flour mixture and beat an additional 30 seconds. Add oats, flakes, raisins and walnuts and mix over low speed just until incorporated. Dough will be slightly sticky and less cohesive than traditional cookie dough. Line a large cookie sheet with parchment paper. Using between 3 to 4 tablespoons of batter, form a ball and place on cookie sheet. Repeat with remaining batter, leaving about 3 inches between cookies. Wet hands and use palm of hand to flatten cookies until about 1/4-inch thick. Bake for 12 minutes, until cookies are fragrant but still soft. Let cookies cool slightly, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.


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Based on the 2014 Norwegian film 'In Order of Disappearance'. In theatre's on Feb. 8, 2019!
Cardinal is a Canadian crime drama television series.
An adaptation of Giles Blunt's award-winning mystery series stars Billy Campbell as John Cardinal and Karine Vanasse as Lise Delorme, detectives investigating the murder of a young girl.
Glen also stars in the series as Det. Jerry Commanda.


At boiler services Meath we will always try to provide the best information possible so here is some boiler maintenance advice. As the counties leading experts when it comes to boilers we have the knowledge to share so as to reduce the risks of an expensive breakdown during the cold months.
We all realize by now that the summer is usually not great in our country but during the spring and summer period rarely do we have to switch the heating on. We all like to save money so it would just seem a waste to have the boiler going, using fuel and costing money. The flip side is your boiler is a piece of machinery similar to a vehicle, if you put your van in your garage for 6-7 months without use, would it work when you try to start it? If you take heed of our boiler maintenance advice this will help your boiler to perform when you need it.
Our best boiler maintenance advice.
Test your boiler during the summer time. The weather may suggest you don't require your heating but firing it up for about 20 minutes monthly will help all the operational parts freely move and prevent seizing. This run out you give your boiler will prevent a build up of dirt, grime and sludge from non use.
During the summer moths if you have a thermostat set it at a low level. By making adjustments to the heating controls this will save money it doesn't need to be on a lot just to prevent a sudden chill .This can save money and ensure you don't get a chill if the weather turns as well as helping your boiler.
Consider saving cash in the long term. Generally the older your boiler gets the less efficient it becomes. A recent independent study said that after 3-4 years without a boiler service when having one you can save around 15% on your annual fuel bill. When you are calculating savings remember an old gas or oil non condensing boiler will only convert around 76% of fuel in to actual usable energy(and this is normally a generous estimate). This is in comparison to the new types of condensing boiler which are designed to be much more Eco friendly and will convert around 92% of its fuel in to heat producing energy.
Please be advised that for the last seven years when getting a gas boiler replacement people are now required by law to install high efficiency condensing boilers. Please read our article 7 reasons boilers breakdown in cold weather.
If you do decide that you need a new gas or oil boiler you will definitely find the prices to be a bit cheaper in the summer months. At this time all of the specialist boiler services engineers are quieter. Basically if you plan ahead you will save twice, firstly on your new boiler and and secondly on your future heating bills.
Lastly a few more bits of helpful boiler maintenance advice.
Always ensure you have a Carbon Monoxide Detector fitted, with age boilers can detect leaks.
Oil tanks. If you have one do not let the oil get too low. No one needs the extra cost of bleeding the lines to get your oil boiler going again.
Before the weather turns colder get your oil tank filled. As soon as the cold arrives everyone wants their tank filled and you may have to wait in the queue for delivery. You don't want to get cold or run out!
If you haven't had a service for a while, check the flues aren't blocked also NEVER cover your vents or your gas boiler.
For any information about boilers and boiler maintenance just call the experts at boiler services Meath on 046-9011255.


Looking for how to hide last seen on Facebook messenger on your Android device? Look no forward. This guide contains all the steps you need to take to do just that.
Facebook is all about connecting people and the messenger app for Facebook takes that a bit farther. With the messenger app, you can get your messages and notifications promptly and reply immediately on the go. Overall it is a Very nice app to have but there are some things that may or may not sit well with some people.
For example, the last seen feature on the Facebook messenger app for Android. This feature tells your Facebook friends the last time you used or Log on to the app. While this might be great for knowing when last someone came online, it might also be somewhat bad. I personally do not like the idea of this.
What if I want to talk to someone without some other person knowing I'm online? What if I just want to be incognito? And What if I just came to check or copy something I received earlier in the day without my Facebook friends seeing this as an opportunity to send me messages?
Well thankfully, Facebook has got you covered with an option in the messenger app for just that which we will be teaching how to do here.
This process is pretty simple and doesn't require the use of a third-party application. Just follow the steps below carefully.
Make sure you are Logged In If you aren't then Log In.
After you are Logged In, Tap On People at the bottom right corner next to Groups.
Just below the Search Bar at the top, you should see the All Button and Active Button. Tap the Active Button.
You should see your name and a switch beside it. Slide it to the left to turn off the last seen Feature on your messenger app.
That's it. Now the last seen people are going to see in your chat is the time at which you slid the switch off. This will stay like that until you switch it on. Now you can use and surf the messenger app for Android in incognito mode without anybody seeing your last seen.
If you are online and initiate a chat with someone, the person will see you as offline with a last seen of the time you turned it off, while you are still online. Anytime you want to change this, you can follow the steps above and return the slider back to the right to turn it back on.
This was the method I used to hide last seen on Facebook messenger. Now I can use the Facebook messenger app without wondering if someone is monitoring if I'm online or not.
If you encounter any problem while hiding your last seen on your Facebook messenger app then do not hesitate to drop a comment below.
I agree with the above comment, this method does not work. I've checked it many times and it still states you're last seen time. The Active feature does not work. The only way to hide it is to use messenger on a browser like firefox or Chrome and install an adblocker. My friend's have tested this for me and you can no longer see me online. It does not display last online time. I am looking for a way to do this on my android phone but unfortunately I can't find one that blocks the messenger app unless using a browser. I want something on my phone to stop this, but yet to find anything!
Hey there. I thought this article is going to be relevabt to me now because it was posted at may 2018! But i don't see what you (the writer) are saying!!!
I am getting more of a different story!!!
At the top bar I'm getting messages, active, groups and calls; and at the bottom it's house, people, camera, playstation and sign with lightining mark on it. So already It's looking way different to yours.
When i press active at the top bar i will see who is active only (at the messegaes button, i can see who is active plus a min bubble on contacts recently online).
But the only way for me to switch off is at my contact bubble seperate from all this (leading my to my acc) then that's where it says "activr statuse" so i turn it off and i don't see people online anymore.
BUT, i do still see people last time logging in their chat page. So i can't see who is online but i can still see their login detail but then not others (it's blank in their message chat). So does that meen people can still see mine??? Im confused!
That's what's been bugging me the most.
Please help and respond. I don't want ppl to know when i was last loged in.


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1950 Jaguar XK 120
GBP 90 000 - 120 000 (listed)
Bonhams - The Goodwood Revival Sale 2015 | Chichester, 12. September
1950 Jaguar XK120 Roadster
Registration no. LXO 122
Chassis no. 660498
Engine no. W2732-7
'We claimed 120 mph (for the XK 120), a speed unheard of for a production car in those days' - William Heynes, Chief Engineer, Jaguar Cars.
Conceived and constructed in but a few months, the XK120 debuted at the 1948 Earls Court Motor Show where the stunning-looking roadster caused a sensation, the resulting demand for what was then the world's fastest production car taking Jaguar by surprise. With orders rolling in apace, Jaguar had no choice but to think again about the XK120's method of construction. The work of Jaguar boss William Lyons himself and one of the most beautiful shapes ever to grace a motor car, the body had been conceived as a coachbuilt, aluminium panelled structure for the simple reason that Jaguar expected to sell no more than 200 XK120s in the first year! In conjunction with the Pressed Steel Fisher Company a new all-steel panelled body was developed, which retained the fabulous looks of the coachbuilt original while differing in minor external details. Beneath the skin the steel car was entirely different and it would take some 20 months of development before manufacture could begin.
The XK120's heart was, of course, the fabulous XK engine, which had been developed during the war and was intended for Jaguar's forthcoming Mark VII saloon. A 3.4-litre 'six' embodying the best of modern design, it boasted twin overhead camshafts running in an aluminium-alloy cylinder head, seven main bearings and a maximum output of 160bhp. It went into a chassis that was essentially a shortened version of the simultaneously announced Mark V saloon's, featuring William Heynes' torsion bar independent front suspension. Jaguar lost no time in demonstrating that the XK120's claimed top speed was no idle boast. In May 1949, on the Jabbeke to Aeltre autoroute, an example with its hood and side screens in place recorded a speed of 126mph and 132mph with the hood and windscreen detached and an under-tray fitted.
The XK120 set new standards of comfort, roadholding and performance for British sports cars and, in keeping with the Jaguar tradition, there was nothing to touch it at the price. Coupé and drophead coupé versions followed, and for customers who found the standard car too slow, there was the Special Equipment (SE) package which boosted power to 180bhp. With either engine and regardless of the type of bodywork, the XK120 was a genuine 120mph car capable of sustained high-speed cruising.
The XK120 was produced until 1954 and would prove to be the most popular of the XK series, with 12,078 examples built, of which only 1,175 were right-hand drive roadsters like that offered here. This particular car, chassis number '660498', was manufactured on 24th December 1950 and originally was finished in Birch Grey with Biscuit and Red interior trim and Gunmetal convertible top. It was first registered as 'LXO 122' on 12th March 1951 by Henly's, London to a Mr John Graeme Dutton-Forshaw. He sold the car on 5th April 1955 to a Mr Roy Bygrave Voller, who in turn sold it to The Right Honourable, The Lord Doune on 12th July 1967 with only 17,082 miles on the odometer. The XK remained in Lord Doune's classic car collection in his Perthshire museum until the present owner purchased it in 1999 (see correspondence on file). In 1999 the car entered the Jabbeke speed trials 50th anniversary meeting, and because of its relatively dormant life in the Doune museum over the previous 32 years, was not driven hard, finishing in 48th place out of the 50 invited entries. To date it has been driven only 30,350 miles.
While in the vendor's care the XK has benefited from extensive maintenance work as well as regular servicing by the highly respected marque specialists Twyford Moors Classic Cars. Works carried out include an engine rebuild in June 1999 (by Sigma Engineering) and a re-spray in 2006. In addition, the car has been upgraded with Jaguar disc brakes, re-bushed steering and suspension, adjustable shock absorbers and a Kenlowe electric cooling fan. All bills, records and MoT certificates are contained within the comprehensive history file together with a JDHT certificate, original old-style buff logbook, current MoT certificate and a V5C registration document.
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Apartments Krvavec - Chalets, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Ambrož Pod Krvavcem 16, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
~5.1 km from city centrum Cerklje na Gorenjskem
Located in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Apartments Krvavec provides garden views and free WiFi, 700 metres from Križišče 1 and 700 metres from Krizisce 2. Some of the units include a satellite flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, and a private bathroom with a shower and a a hairdryer. The chalet offers a terrace. Guests at Apartments Krvavec can enjoy skiing and cycling nearby, or make the most of the garden. Popular points of interest near the accommodation include Njivice 1, Njivice 2 and Gospinca. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, 19 km from Apartments Krvavec.
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Apartma Franko - Apartments, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
68 Lahovče, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Apartma Franko is located in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, 9 km from Kabinska žičnica Krvavec, and provides a patio, garden, and free WiFi. Featuring a balcony, the apartment is in an area where guests can engage in activities such as skiing and cycling. The apartment features 2 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, an equipped kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms with a bath. Guests have access to a barbecue, a terrace and ski storage space at the apartment. Križišče 1 is 19 km from Apartma Franko, while Krizisce 2 is 19 km away. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, 4.4 km from the accommodation.
Apartma Žirovnik - Apartments, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Zalog pri Cerkljah 77b, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Situated in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Apartma Žirovnik features accommodation with free WiFi, air conditioning, free bikes and access to a garden with an outdoor pool. The property features pool and garden views, and is 9 km from Kabinska žičnica Krvavec. The apartment has 1 bedroom, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 1 bathroom with a shower. The apartment offers a terrace. There is a children's playground and a barbecue at this property and guests can go skiing and cycling nearby. Križišče 1 is 18 km from Apartma Žirovnik, while Krizisce 2 is 18 km from the property. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik, 7 km from the accommodation, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.
Rooms & Apartments Jana - Bed and breakfasts, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Vopovlje 29, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Boasting views of the Kamnik Savinjske Alps, this hotel features air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. The 24-hour reception staff provides shuttle services to Ljubljana-Brnik Airport, 3 km away. The rooms and apartments at The Jana are simply furnished and feature satellite TV and a work desk. Each of the private bathrooms includes a hairdryer. Guest at Rooms& Apartments Jana can start their day with a breakfast buffet in the breakfast room. It includes fresh fruit and a selection of yogurts. Guests can go skiing in the area and buy a ski pass directly at the reception. It is also possible to make a city trip to Ljubljana (18 km) and the city of Kranj (10 km). Rooms& Apartments Jana offers free parking. Bikes are available for rent as well. The property has its own horse stables.
Guest House Pr Ambružarju - Guest houses, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Ambrož pod Krvavcem 7, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Offering a restaurant, Guest House Pr Ambružarju is located in Ambrož pod Krvavcem, 1,100 metres above sea level. Guests can enjoy views of a valley. Free WiFi access is available in this family-run farm stay. The accommodation will provide you with a seating area. There is also a dining table. Private bathroom also comes with free toiletries. You can enjoy mountain view and city view from the room. Extras include a desk and bed linen. At Guest House Pr Ambružarju you will find a garden and a terrace. Other facilities offered at the property include meeting facilities, a shared lounge and a games room. An array of activities can be enjoyed on site or in the surroundings, including skiing, cycling, paragliding and hiking. If you feel like visiting the surroundings, check out Krvavec (5 km) and Krvavec ski resort (5 km). This farm stay is 12 km from Brnik Airport. The property offers free parking.
Bed & Breakfast Karun - Bed and breakfasts, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
11 Pšenična Polica, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Located in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, 4.1 km from Kabinska žičnica Krvavec, Bed & Breakfast Karun provides free WiFi and garden views. There is a fully equipped private bathroom with shower and a hair dryer. A continental breakfast is available daily at the property. The bed and breakfast offers a terrace. If you would like to discover the area, skiing is possible in the surroundings and the property can arrange a ski equipment rental service. Bed & Breakfast Karun is located: 13 km from Kranj, 25 km from Ljubljana, 38 km from Bled. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, 6 km from the accommodation.
Dvor Jezersek Brnik - Hotels, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Zgornji Brnik 63, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Dvor Jezeršek - Brnik 1768, situated where auxiliary farm buildings once stood, has grown into a contemporary hotel with 18 rooms with 40 beds. The on-site restaurant features traditional Slovenian dishes. A restaurant is located on the ground floor of the hotel that offers you seasonal food derived from a gastronomic palette of Slovenia's regions. These meals can be enjoyed with a bottle of superior wine from the wine cellar. Conferences, conventions, promotional events and other types of gatherings are also possible. There is a whole range of surprises in this renovated farm building that dates back to 1768. The diverse environment of this accommodation will hopefully ensure a peaceful and relaxing stay for you.
Mama's House - Hostels, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Franca Barleta 22, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Hostel Mama's House is located 3 km from Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport and 2 km from Krvavec Ski Centre. It offers free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped shared kitchen. A coffee shop and a bakery can be found just 50 metres from the Mama's House. Restaurants and pizzerias can be found within easy walking distance. Front desk can arrange a 10% discount at a restaurant. There are 2 shared kitchens available for guests to use. The hostel offers a possibility to organise transfer to the ski lift for Krvavec. 150 metres from the hostel there is a bus stop with buses to Kranj and Ljubljana, 12 and 30 km away.
Pr'Dovar Guest House - Bed and breakfasts, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Located 10 km from Krvavec Ski Resort, Pr'Dovar Guest House is a family-run farm that features a small restaurant serving homemade delicacies and a garden. Ski facilities such as ski storage, equipment rental and ski pass vendor are available, as well as free Wi-Fi and free parking. All rooms at the Pr'Dovar feature a desk, a wardrobe and satellite TV. Private bathroom provides a shower and slippers. Skiing can be enjoyed in Krvavec that features over 30 km of well maintained ski slopes. The slopes are ideal for both recreational and professional skiers. Ski schools are organised by the owners upon request. During the summer, guests can enjoy the adrenalin park in Krvavec, 8 km away, or hiking paths that are available in the entire area. Cerklje is the nearest bigger village, 7 km away, and features restaurants, bars and grocery stores. The so-called Igloo Village, a tourist attraction, is located within the Ski Resort Krvavec. Nearest bus station can be found 8 km away, while the nearest train station is in Kranj, 20 km from Guest House Pr'Dovar. Ljubljana is 30 km away, while Ljubljana Airport can be reached in 12 km.
Apartmaji AURORA Ski KRVAVEC - Apartments, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Providing city views, a garden and free WiFi, Apartmaji AURORA Ski KRVAVEC provides accommodation well set in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, within a short distance of Gospinca, Njivice 2 and Njivice 1. The apartment provides guests with a patio, garden views, a seating area, satellite flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, and a private bathroom with shower and a hairdryer. A stovetop and kettle are also featured. Guests at Apartmaji AURORA Ski KRVAVEC can enjoy a continental breakfast. The accommodation offers a terrace. Hiking and skiing can be enjoyed nearby, while a ski equipment rental service, ski-to-door access and ski storage space are also available on site. Popular points of interest near Apartmaji AURORA Ski KRVAVEC include Zvoh, Gospinca and Vrh Krvavca. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik, 20 km from the apartment, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.
Penzion Vodnik - Guest houses, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Adergas 27, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Set within 4 km from Ljubljana Airport and the Krvavec Ski Centre, Penzion Vodnik is a family-run property that features free Wi-Fi and air-conditioned accommodation, as well as a restaurant, spa area and bike rental. The on-site restaurant serves home made local specialities and international specialities, while the spa centre consists of a sauna and hot tub. All rooms comprise an LED TV and a minibar. Each unit has a bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The apartments also come with a kitchen. Some rooms are air-conditioned. Ski equipment rental and ski lessons can be arranged at the hotel, which also offers ski passes at a discount. Outside winter season, the area offers possibilities for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, hunting and fishing. A2 Motorway is 5 km from the Vodnik Penzion. Airport shuttle service can be arranged upon request.
Rooms & Apartments Kepic - Bed and breakfasts, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Rooms & Apartments Kepic is quietly set in the centre of the village of Zgornji Brnik. It offers free WiFi and free parking. Ljubljana Airport is only a 3-minute drive away. Krvavec Ski Area, also known for its hiking and paragliding opportunities, is within 5 km. All accommodation units comprise a TV with satellite channels and hardwood floors. Rooms come with a fridge, while apartments comprise a kitchen. Each unit features a private bathroom with a shower. Breakfast in the room can be arranged. The nearest grocery shop is in the immediate vicinity, while a supermarket is 2 km away. A restaurant serving Slovenian specialities and international dishes is a 2-miute walk away. The capital of Ljubljana is 18 km away, while Bled, with its glacial lake and mediaeval castle set on a rock, is 30 km from the Kepic Rooms & Apartments. The property offers car rental service and airport shuttle, in addition to discounts to some restaurants. A bus stop is next to the property. Kranj Railway Station is at a distance of 10 km.
Apartmajska hiša Muštrinka - Apartments, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Featuring mountain views, a garden and free WiFi, Apartmajska hiša Muštrinka features accommodation ideally set in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, within a short distance of Vrh Krvavca, Gospinca and Zvoh. Each unit has a terrace, a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, a fireplace, a seating area with a sofa, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with shower and free toiletries. An oven and stovetop are also offered, as well as a kettle. A continental breakfast is available each morning at the apartment. Hiking and skiing can be enjoyed nearby, while a ski equipment rental service, ski-to-door access and a ski pass sales point are also available on site. Popular points of interest near Apartmajska hiša Mustrinka include Luža, Tiha dolina and Gospinca. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik, 21 km from the accommodation, and the property offers a free airport shuttle service.
Hotel Krvavec - Hotels, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Hotel Krvavec is situated at 1600 metres above sea level on the popular Krvavec Mountain in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, offering cosy accommodation in front of the ski slopes. You can also enjoy the mountain views on the 400 m² terrace. There is a relaxation room with a Finish as well as an infra-red sauna. An activities room with pool, table hockey, darts and table football is available for guest use. Guests can also rent different sports and ski equipment. Hotel Krvavec serves authentic Slovenian food and international dishes at the hotel's restaurant. Breakfast is provided daily and the hotel features a bar as well. During the winter the hotel is accessible by personal car and by cable car, but it is advised to take the cable car which is included in the price of accomodation. The cable car operates from 08:00 until 17:00. Guests can park at the lower cable car station. In the summertime guests can go hiking and take part in numerous sport and social activities including bowling, mini golf, badminton and table football, or visit the Krvavec summer park that offers a plethora of activities such as slack lining, go-carts, archery, free-climbing, etc. During winter, the property is a perfect starting point for skiing.
Hotel Rozka - Hotels, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Offering a terrace and ski-to-door access, Hotel Rozka is situated in Cerklje na Gorenjskem in the Gorenjska Region. The guest house has a spa centre and a ski school. Hotel Rozka features free WiFi . Decorated in alpine style, all rooms come with a flat-screen TV while some units feature a seating area. Views of the mountain, garden or city are featured in certain rooms. All rooms come with a private bathroom fitted with a bath or shower. There is a shared lounge at the property and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant with a fireplace or have a drink at the bar. This guest house has a ski pass sales point, ski storage space and ski equipment hire. Bike hire is available as well. Guests can enjoy various activities in the surroundings, including skiing, cycling and hiking. Krvavec Ski Area is 1.3 km from Hotel Rozka, while Bled is 55 km away. Ljubljana is 44 km away while the nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, 22 km from the property.
Apartments Gubanec - Guest houses, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Grad 27, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Situated in Grad Village, 2 km from the ski resort Krvavec, Apartments Gubanec features free Wi-Fi and free parking for all guests. There is a spacious garden with barbecue facilities and a seating area, surrounded by a forest and near a small river. All apartments feature a seating area with a TV, a private bathroom with a shower and a kitchenette with basic kitchenware and a microwave. They also have a balcony that overlooks the mountains. Rooms are simply furnished and offer a wardrobe. A restaurant serving international meals can be found 500 metres away. There is also a pizzeria 1 km away, while a grocery store can be found 2 km from the property. Luggage and ski storage is available on site. Guests can enjoy skiing, hiking through the woods and mountain tours of the Kamnik Alps, as well as tours to numerous tourist sights in the surroundings. Nearest bus stop can be found 2 km away, while Ljubljana Airport is 7 km from the property.
Hotel Penzion Jagodic - Hotels, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
The family-run Hotel Penzion Jagodic is located in the beautiful village of Vopovlje, 3 km from the airport (transfer provided) and 18km from the city of Ljubljana. Kranj is just 10 km away and the Krvavec recreation tourist centre and ski resort is only 7 km away. From most of the traditionally furnished yet fully equipped rooms you have superb views of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. Wireless internet is available in all rooms free of charge. The restaurant offers you a buffet breakfast, lunch on request and a buffet dinner with traditional Slovenian food and other delicious home-made specialities. Transport services to all nearby sights and sports or tourist centres are provided by the Jagodic guest house.
Chalet Vista - Holiday homes, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Stiška vas 42, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Chalet Vista is a holiday home with a terrace, set in Cerklje na Gorenjskem. The holiday home is 3.4 km from Krvavec Ski Area. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. The kitchen is equipped with an oven and a toaster, as well as a kettle. A flat-screen TV is featured. Gospinca is 2.6 km from Chalet Vista, while Vrh Krvavca is 2.6 km from the property. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, 7 km from Chalet Vista.
Two-Bedroom Apartment in Cerkije na Gorenjskem - Apartments, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Two-Bedroom Apartment in Cerkije na Gorenjskem in Cerklje na Gorenjskem provides accommodation with free WiFi, 700 metres from Križišče 1, 700 metres from Krizisce 2 and 1.2 km from Njivice 1. The property is 2.2 km from Zvoh and 2.2 km from Gospinca. This apartment is equipped with 2 bedrooms, a TV, and a kitchen with a dishwasher and a fridge. Njivice 2 is 1.2 km from the apartment, while Gospinca is 1.5 km away. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport, 20 km from Two-Bedroom Apartment in Cerkije na Gorenjskem.
PJagodic Apartments & Wellness - Aparthotels, Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia
5 Šenturška Gora, Cerklje na Gorenjskem (Show map)
Offering city views, PJagodic Apartments & Wellness in Cerklje na Gorenjskem offers accommodation, a garden and a terrace. The accommodation has a sauna. The air-conditioned units are furnished with parquet floors and feature a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, desk, a living room, an equipped kitchen, balcony and views over the garden. Guests wishing to travel light can make use of towels and linens for an additional supplement. Hiking and skiing can be enjoyed nearby, while a ski equipment rental service, ski-to-door access and a ski pass sales point are also available on site. Kabinska žičnica Krvavec is 7 km from the aparthotel, while Tiha dolina is 8 km from the property. The nearest airport is Ljubljana Jože Pučnik, 13 km from PJagodic Apartments & Wellness, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.
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