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Took this video while doing an excursion through "Punta Cana Mike's Dominican Adventure Tours" in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. In the early afternoon the tour took us for a walk through the local market in Higuey, Dominican Republic. This is the town in which most of the resort staff working in Punta Cana live. It was very interesting to see the everyday activities of citizens from a different culture. The Higuey market was a very busy place during our visit. https://tpi.ca/VivianHaywardTPI/ @ Travel Professionals International https://www.facebook.com/ViviansVacations/ http://www.puntacanamike.com/higuey-circle
Mint Market Santo Domingo. Domingos 23 de abril, 21 de mayo y 18 de junio. (junto a la iglesia).
Santo Domingo is a vibrant tropical city and the capital of the Dominican Republic.
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The capital of the Dominican Republic is full of life and action. Everywhere you turn there id something going on and music playing on this vibrant city.
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Santo Domingo (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈsanto ðoˈmiŋɡo] meaning "Saint Dominic"), officially Santo Domingo de Guzmán, is the capital and largest city in the Dominican Republic and the largest city in the Caribbean by population. The population of the city is of 1,506,233 by 2016 and of 3,891,788 when it's metropolitan area was included. The city lies within the boundaries of the Distrito Nacional ("D.N.", "National District"), itself bordered on three sides by Santo Domingo Province. It is also the second largest city in Central America, behind Guatemala City.
Founded by Bartholomew Columbus in 1496, on the east bank of the Ozama River and then moved by Nicolás de Ovando in 1502 to the west bank of the river, the city is the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the Americas, and was the first seat of the Spanish colonial rule in the New World. Santo Domingo is the site of the first university, cathedral, castle, monastery, and fortress in the New World. The city's Colonial Zone was declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Santo Domingo was called Ciudad Trujillo (Spanish pronunciation: [sjuˈðað tɾuˈhiʎo]), from 1936 to 1961, after the Dominican Republic's dictator, Rafael Trujillo, named the capital after himself. Following his assassination, the city resumed its original designation.
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Santo Domingo is a neighbourhood (barrio) of Asunción, Paraguay.
Notable residents
Horacio Cartes, current president of Paraguay.
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Santo Domingo, Spanish for Saint Dominic, may refer to:
Santo Domingo, Chile, a city and commune
Silos, Norte de Santander, a municipality of Norte de Santander Department, also known as Santo Domingo de Silos
Santo Domingo (Medellin), an area of Medellin
Santo Domingo (canton), Costa Rica
Santo Domingo, Cuba, a municipality in Villas Clara, Cuba
Captaincy General of Santo Domingo, the former Spanish colony on the island
Santo Domingo, the common English name for the Dominican Republic until the 20th century
Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo Province, a province, split in 2001 from the National District, that includes the hinterland of the capital city of the same name
Greater Santo Domingo, a term used to unite Santo Domingo Province and the National District (both forming the Metropolitan Area)
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Santo Domingo (La Rioja, Argentina) is a municipality and village in La Rioja Province in northwestern Argentina.
Coordinates: 28°33′S 67°40′W / 28.550°S 67.667°W / -28.550; -67.667
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Santo Domingo de los Colorados, simply referred to as Santo Domingo, is a city and seat of the canton that bears its name. It is the fourth most populous city in Ecuador with a population of over 305,000, is an important commercial and industrial center, and serves as the capital of the Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas Province.
The name, "de los Colorados", refers to a local ethnic group, the Tsáchila, and the custom of men in that tribe to dye their hair with extract of the achiote plant; hence "Santo Dominigo de los Colorados" or "Santo Domingo of the Dyed." This group, which is indigenous to the area, is recognised with a substantial statue near the town center.
Santo Domingo is located approximately 133 km west of Quito at an altitude of 625 m. Santo Domingo lies in the foothills west of the Andes. It is important stopping point on the road from Quito to the Pacific coast. The city also connects other lowland cities like Quevedo, Chone, and Quinindé.
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Santo Domingo is a station on Line 2 of the Madrid Metro. It is located in fare Zone A.
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Coordinates: 19°00′N 70°40′W / 19.000°N 70.667°W / 19.000; -70.667
The Dominican Republic ( i/dəˌmɪnᵻkən rᵻˈpʌblɪk/; Spanish: República Dominicana [reˈpuβlika ðominiˈkana]) is a country on the island of Hispaniola, in the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western three-eighths of the island is occupied by the nation of Haiti, making Hispaniola one of two Caribbean islands, along with Saint Martin, that are shared by two countries. Both by area and population the Dominican Republic is the second-largest Caribbean nation (after Cuba), with 48,445 square kilometres (18,705 sq mi) and nearly 10 million people, one million of whom live in the capital city Santo Domingo.
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CALLE EL CONDE This street runs the full length of the Colonial Zone. Commence at Columbus Park - Parque Colon and by walking towards the far end at Calle Palo Hincado you'll experience the full gambit of Dominican culture. Music, artists, paintings, market stalls, hidden cafes and bars as well as hearing the friendly hustle and bustle of the charismatic atmosphere. This video is attempts to convey the ambience which makes the Colonial Zone so attractive, not only to tourists but also to local Dominicans. ******* More info: Dominican Republic Worldwide:- www.godominicanrepublic.com In UK:- Director: Sabrina Cambiaso Phone: +44 (0) 207 242 7778 Fax: +44 (0) 207 405 4202 Email: uk@godominicanrepublic.co.uk ****** Music Toni Baker:- www.tonibaker.co.uk Additional effects f...
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I dream of my tropical island
Down in the carribbean sea
The blue skies, the beach and the coconuts
Oh baby, and you and me
Listen to the conga
When they play the rumba
In my dreams I am dancing with you
Santo Domingo, place in the sun
Tropical island, island of fun
Singin' songs, ooh na, na na
Singin' songs of love
Summer nights together in Santo Domingo
The tropical night was falling
And darkened our hut of bamboo
Just lit by the light of the silvery moon
I made love that first night with you


Beautiful zoo perched atop the mountain. The cable car up was a perfect start, and the various shows were nicely organised with bits of push for conservation included.
Australia's unique wildlife is one of the country's main attractions. A visit to Taronga Zoo in Sydney is an unforgettable experience and a chance for close encounters with some of Australia's most iconic animals. Meet koalas, kangaroos and even platypuses! See over 350 different types of animals, learn about their daily routines, and watch live shows! Located on the stunning shoreline of Sydney Harbour, Taronga Zoo is surrounded by beautiful landscapes that are perfect for a stroll before exploring the zoo.
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Exellent place for whole day and relax with kids. Try to manage time to experience the show and and daily special program Need to print out voucher and dowoad Tarongazoo app when you are there, it help us for tracking where you are and where you want to be in the zoo. Exellent place for whole day and relax with kids. Try to manage time to experience the show and and daily special program Need to print out voucher and dowoad Tarongazoo app when you are there, it help us for tracking where you are and where you want to be in the zoo.
Very incredible. The zoo is very historical. Can't imagine what it's like when it's first opened. Like all the marsupial animals. They are unique in Australia. The zoo is well managed. The staff are very friendly and informative. They are willing to share all they know about the animals. The most disappointing is the tiger trek. We could barely see a tiger... staff says they hide so well.. Very incredible. The zoo is very historical. Can't imagine what it's like when it's first opened. Like all the marsupial animals. They are unique in Australia. The zoo is well managed. The staff are very friendly and informative. They are willing to share all they know about the animals. The most disappointing is the tiger trek. We could barely see a tiger... staff says they hide so well..
The Taronga Zoo can be reached by either bus or ferry. We took the ferry and the harbour bridge and Sydney opera house view was so amazing! After that, we took a cable car all the way up to Taronga Zoo which was FOC. There were many species to see in the zoo and it will be a great experience for those who have kids! The Taronga Zoo can be reached by either bus or ferry. We took the ferry and the harbour bridge and Sydney opera house view was so amazing! After that, we took a cable car all the way up to Taronga Zoo which was FOC. There were many species to see in the zoo and it will be a great experience for those who have kids!
IT'S A MUST VISIT!!! :) Everything were so perfect from the beginning journey of taking ferry in Circular Quay to the ride of cable car to reach the entrance of the Zoo. So many interesting shows to watch and variety of zoo sections to enter. You need to spend at least the whole day as the zoo is very huge and it takes time to explore everything. What's the most beautiful thing for me is you can also get to see spectacular view of Sydney CBD from there. IT'S A MUST VISIT!!! :) Everything were so perfect from the beginning journey of taking ferry in Circular Quay to the ride of cable car to reach the entrance of the Zoo. So many interesting shows to watch and variety of zoo sections to enter. You need to spend at least the whole day as the zoo is very huge and it takes time to explore everything. What's the most beautiful thing for me is you can also get to see spectacular view of Sydney CBD from there.
Amazing experience with Taronga Zoo visiting. Among all the Zoo/wildlife park we have visited, Taronga Zoo still is the best and a must visit. Taking our 2yo boy along and he is so excited seeing all the animals. Love it. The only problem we faced is the receptionist doesn't seem to recognise the voucher from KLOOK, but after some checking and I think the are getting their higher management confirmation, they let us enter with the voucher. Amazing experience with Taronga Zoo visiting. Among all the Zoo/wildlife park we have visited, Taronga Zoo still is the best and a must visit. Taking our 2yo boy along and he is so excited seeing all the animals. Love it. The only problem we faced is the receptionist doesn't seem to recognise the voucher from KLOOK, but after some checking and I think the are getting their higher management confirmation, they let us enter with the voucher.
easy entry since we didn't need to queue separately for it, but it was a bit disappointing that there was no encounter with the animals. you could pet them but it was mostly for kids. a lot of enclosures were under construction but overall, it was a good visit. we also went on a weekday so there were not as many people and it was not overcrowded. easy entry since we didn't need to queue separately for it, but it was a bit disappointing that there was no encounter with the animals. you could pet them but it was mostly for kids. a lot of enclosures were under construction but overall, it was a good visit. we also went on a weekday so there were not as many people and it was not overcrowded.
Tickets are easy to redeem. There are essentially two entrance to the zoo, one of which is if you're going by bus and the other if you're going by a ferry. Just skip the queue and present your ticket at the entrance! You can also get onto the cable cars for free! Tickets are easy to redeem. There are essentially two entrance to the zoo, one of which is if you're going by bus and the other if you're going by a ferry. Just skip the queue and present your ticket at the entrance! You can also get onto the cable cars for free!
Nice zoo with great view. Worth spend 2-4 hours of your trip here plus experience of taking ferry (not included in this ticket). Recommended to take a cable car (included in ticket), get a stamp for entry, and have a great walk down the hill. Enjoyed the Aussie session and seal show. Some parts are under construction. Free wifi available & good to get Zoo's app. Nice zoo with great view. Worth spend 2-4 hours of your trip here plus experience of taking ferry (not included in this ticket). Recommended to take a cable car (included in ticket), get a stamp for entry, and have a great walk down the hill. Enjoyed the Aussie session and seal show. Some parts are under construction. Free wifi available & good to get Zoo's app.
The zoo is pretty big and has various animals around the world. The main attractions (for me) are the seal show, the penguins and Australia's animals such as tazmanian devils, emu, koala and many more. The zoo is part of Vivid Sydney this year, so you can have different experience with light during night time as well. The zoo is pretty big and has various animals around the world. The main attractions (for me) are the seal show, the penguins and Australia's animals such as tazmanian devils, emu, koala and many more. The zoo is part of Vivid Sydney this year, so you can have different experience with light during night time as well.
It was very convenient to take the cable car to the zoo. All you need to do is to present the pass to the staff, and you can just go straight into the zoo. The zoo itself is very beautiful, and the staff are very friendly! It was very convenient to take the cable car to the zoo. All you need to do is to present the pass to the staff, and you can just go straight into the zoo. The zoo itself is very beautiful, and the staff are very friendly!
Q: Is the Sky Safari cable car included in the admission price? And is it one way or round trip?
A: Yes, it's included in the admission price and it's round trip.


This book left me with a lot of questions. Amelia, and therefore the reader as well, knows very little about the whole ghost-lore and the how and why of everything. I liked the twist on ghosts that they couldn't touch anything, but also couldn't float through walls/people/anything standing in the way. Which means you can't just creepily haunt people in their sleep by floating in through their closed window. Which is kind of reassuring.
The writing flows very nicely and I was invested in Amelia and Joshua's story, but I did have some issues with this book. For example, it takes place in about a week, 5 of which Joshua and Amelia spend together. And she says she loves him. You CAN'T love someone after a week of knowing them!! Not if it's not your newborn baby, who you can love in 2 seconds (you've also had about 9 months to get used to the idea, but still). I mean, really, it's not love. It's a crush.
And towards the ending with the big showdown, I was kind of annoyed by how easy it all was for Amelia. She doesn't know how to use her ghostly powers and all of a sudden she scares away bad guys and escapes them like she's been doing it for years? It was a bit too convenient in my opinion.
I thought Amelia and Joshua were likeable main characters, but who really interests me is Ruth, Joshua's grandmother. She's got a lot of non-friendly feelings towards ghosts and I'm really dying (couldn't resist) to find out why! I mean, there has got to be a reason right? Something that happened in the past? And finding out what happens with Jillian will be interesting as well.
While I'm not so into the insta-love thing that was happening here, I did really enjoy the chemistry between Joshua and Amelia and I think that Hudson has created a world that I could explore for at least two more books (which is conventient, since it's the first in a trilogy) and I'm looking forward to getting some answers to the questions that popped up while reading this one!


The agent W7229 of type WINDOWS assigned to deployment target Build_Server_W7229 is inactive.
Although, ARA agent service is up and running.
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This is probably the issue then. Has any network change been implemented in your environment?
This looks like a task for our support. Would you be so kind as to create an incident for this?
Just a hint though: it could be a network issue... Are firewall ports open between the agent and the server ?
It used to work earlier good. Suddenly, how can connection get lost.
Now, If I telnet from target server to ARA server with port (2217, 2218) if fails.
are other agents or components able to connect on your CP Processes?
In past cases where the same error was reported it was often being caused by a firewall. With that said it could be a number of things. Telnet and ping is a good way to test the network connection. Your network admin can check the firewall.
Yes. The issue was concerned with firewall.
Our system admin restarted our VM and due to which the Inbound Rules for UC4 services were blocked automatically. we've edited the firewall to allow connection from domain network.


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Radio, TV & Film
Total number of TV channels available in the Netherlands 2018, by genre
Published by Raynor de Best, Jun 3, 2019
The statistic displays the total number of TV channels available in the Netherlands in 2018, by genre. As of 2018, there were nearly 115 TV channels available in the Netherlands in total. The largest number of available channels were general television channels, at 23. Next to that, there were also eight sports channels available in the Netherlands.
Total number of TV channels available in the Netherlands in 2018, by genre
Total number of channels
Audience leading TV shows monthly in the Netherlands 2019
Monthly audience market share of television watching in the Netherlands 2019
Most watched TV shows in the Netherlands in 2018
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Statistics on "Television industry in the Netherlands"
Number of TV households in the Netherlands 2010-2017
Share of households with a television in the Netherlands 2015-2018
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TV and video market revenue in the Netherlands 2013-2023
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Leading media companies based on net revenue in the Netherlands 2017, by company
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Daily audience reach of television in the Netherlands 2018, by age group
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Netflix penetration rate in the Netherlands 2017, by age group
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Number of digital TV households in China 2008-2018
Number of digital TV households in Germany 2012-2019, by reception type
Mexico: digital TV households 2018, by state
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Mexico: Izzi Telecom digital TV revenue 2016-2018
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Digital TV ownership per household South Korea 2013-2018
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Device usage for digital TV or film content in Poland 2018, by provider
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Digital TV penetration in Europe 2017, by country
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Mediamonitor NL. (November 19, 2018). Total number of TV channels available in the Netherlands in 2018, by genre [Graph]. In Statista. Retrieved January 18, 2020, from https://www.statista.com/statistics/950485/total-number-of-tv-channels-in-the-netherlands-by-genre/
Mediamonitor NL. "Total number of TV channels available in the Netherlands in 2018, by genre." Chart. November 19, 2018. Statista. Accessed January 18, 2020. https://www.statista.com/statistics/950485/total-number-of-tv-channels-in-the-netherlands-by-genre/
Mediamonitor NL. (2018). Total number of TV channels available in the Netherlands in 2018, by genre. Statista. Statista Inc.. Accessed: January 18, 2020. https://www.statista.com/statistics/950485/total-number-of-tv-channels-in-the-netherlands-by-genre/
Mediamonitor NL. "Total Number of Tv Channels Available in The Netherlands in 2018, by Genre." Statista, Statista Inc., 19 Nov 2018, https://www.statista.com/statistics/950485/total-number-of-tv-channels-in-the-netherlands-by-genre/
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Once again, starting with the idea that your thoughts create your reality, how does modern science support this idea? Two scientists whose ideas have been around for 15-20 years have made discoveries that support this idea. One is Bruce Lipton, a cellular biologist, who made some remarkable discoveries in the lab, and was only able to explain them by turning the accepted understanding of cell function upside down. His discoveries were so radical that when he presented his ideas for peer review to a room full of his colleagues, they ALL walked out!
He decided that he could not change his findings, so he left academic science. He wrote a delightful book, The Biology of Belief (copyright 2005).
"His experiments, and those of other leading-edge scientist, have examined in great detail the mechanisms by which cells receive and process information. The implications of this research radically change our understandings of life. It shows that genes and DNA do not control our biology; that instead DNA is controlled by signals from outside the cell, including the energetic messages emanating from our positive and negative thoughts" (from the dust jacket of the first edition).
In other words, your beliefs determine your biology. Beliefs are ideas that we have about reality, mostly unconscious, that essentially control our behavior. Many of these deeply held beliefs are thoughts that we consciously express that limit us in very specific ways.
Candace Pert, is another scientist whose work supports our premise. She was one of the scientists who discovered neurotransmitters and mapped the chemical messaging systems of the body.
In her book Molecules of Emotion she describes her research on how the chemicals inside our bodies form a dynamic information network, linking body and mind.


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Betfred Wins Case Against HMRC Allowing UK Bookmakers To Get £1 Billion Tax Rebate
Betfred, one of the top bookmakers in the United Kingdom (UK) filed a case against the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) alleging that the company was overcharged on Fixed Odds Betting Terminals (FOBTs) from 2005 and 2013.
Betfred Challenges HMRC
Betfred argued that the HMRC imposed unreasonable taxes on FOBTs but refrained from imposing similar taxes on land based casinos and online casinos who offered roulette style games which were similar to FOBT games. A UK tax tribunal reviewed the petition from Betfred and found that the HMRC had not acted fairly and breached fiscal neutrality.
UK bookmakers have reportedly paid the HMRC over £8 billion in taxes on FOBT revenue from 2005 to 2013. Now that the tax tribunal has ruled in favour of Betfred, a tax rebate of over £1 billion will have to be paid back to UK bookmakers. Betfred is expected to receive a rebate of close to £100 million should the HMRC decide not to appeal the ruling or if it appeals the ruling but does not get the decision overturned.
BetFred Happy With The Decision
Betfred like other UK bookmakers was paying a 20 percent VAT on FOBTs in addition to a 15 percent betting duty which was mandatory. This was against European tax laws which Betfred rightfully pointed out. After 2013, the HMRC decided to remove the 20 percent VAT and instead impose a tax rate of 20 percent under the term of 'machine games duty'. The tax rate on machine games duty has now gone up to 25 percent. Mark Stebbings, who is the managing director for Betfred welcomed the decision.
Controversy continues to surround FOBT machines in the UK which was labelled as a social blight by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. Anti-gambling campaigners also pointed out that Betfred owner and billionaire Fred Done is a major Conservative party donor and it wasn't a major surprise that Betfred ended up winning the case.
FOBTs Continue To Pose Problems In The UK
UK bookmakers have relied heavily on these FOBTs for a number of years as they are very popular with the general public and bring in a significant amount of revenue for operators. The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) decided to impose a massive reduction in FOBT bets earlier this year after a law was passed to reduce the maximum bets from £100 to £2.
However, the ruling government came out a month later and announced that it would delay the implementation of this FOBT limitation till April 2020. The lack of immediate enforcement on FOBT terminals have upset the opposition party and anti-gambling campaigners who accuse the government of yielding to powerful gambling interests who control the FOBT industry. UK bookmakers bring in a combined £1.8 billion a year from FOBTs and the delay will allow them to continue to make a significant amount of money.
UK Government Criticized For Yielding To Bookmakers
Betfred winning the case against the HMRC has further upset anti-gambling campaigners who feel everything is currently going in favour of the bookmakers. They accuse the government of not being strong enough to stand up to the gambling lobby in the country.
In a statement, Labour MP Carolyn Harris "If this government is guilty of playing Russian roulette with the lives of problem gamblers by holding off introducing the cut in FOBT stakes, as a sweetener to protect the Treasury from the wrath of the bookies, it will be beyond belief. If the bookies have this kind of power over the chancellor then this government is in more trouble than any of us can imagine."
A Government representative denounced those allegations and said the ruling government's stance on FOBTs was clear. They would enforce the maximum bet allowance and ensure that the gambling industry in the country is safe and does not cause harm to minors and vulnerable gamblers. However, the government also needed to take into consideration that numerous stakeholders were involved and that the implementation would have to be carried out at the right time for it to be a smooth transition for all parties concerned.
Stats from the UKGC show that based on 2016 data, more than 14 percent of FOBT players were problem gamblers which was higher than any other mode of gambling in the UK.
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Categories: Mystery, Suspense Tag: verified Author: Julie C. GilbertNarrator: Rick StruveLength: 8 hrs and 53 mins
Failure means more people die.
"The Big One" could make Sam's career or…break him.
FBI Special Agent Samuel Kerman has been tasked to catch a wildly erratic serial killer dropping bodies in Pennsylvania state parks. The victims differ, and the manner of murder changes every time. Amid the mountains of physical evidence, only a mysterious gray dust and declarations of guilt or innocence link the crimes.
It's not much to work with, and the case drags on for months. Then, things go from bad to worse when the killer makes it personal. Family, friends, strangers…everybody's in danger of being scratched off.
Please note this is one of my more "intense" mysteries. It's about an FBI agent vs. a serial killer. If you're looking for more light-hearted mystery, try Shadow Council and Eagle Eyes.
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Julie Howard – February 16, 2020
I really enjoyed this book. I thought the plot was cleverly written giving both the detectives point of view and the crazy world of the killer, and it was enough of each to keep you hooked and listening for more. The blurb did have me wondering if it was going to be just a detective story or if it would have a touch of science fiction in it but as you listen the grey dust is easily explained and is a clever plot twist (there is no sci-fi, the bodies don't disappear leaving behind grey dust). A number of people died in some gruesome ways and although you knew how the story didn't go into a lot of gruesome details, just left it up to you to imagine, if you wanted to.
Bodies are being left in parks, with nothing connecting them or linking them like race, gender, age, rich, poor nothing seems to matters to this equal opportunities killer. The FBI calls in special agent Samuel Kerman to investigate and the only clue they have is a grey dust found on the bodies. Tracking down the dust proves to be more elusive than catching the killer. Until Sam's girlfriend provides a vital clue as to the origin of the grey powder and then all bets are off. And a game of cat and mouse ensures but Sam and his team must be careful that they don't become the hunted.
I liked the narrator and thought he did a good job with all the characters building up the tension and emotion.
Jodene Chase – April 11, 2020
The story line keeps you engaged and has a surprise at the end. (No reveals) The narrator draws you in and keeps you involved. This book was not part of a series but Julie Gilbert does have two series in different genres. I did receive a free copy of this book from Audiobooks Unleashed and have found a new author to follow.
Rosemary HUGHES – June 8, 2020
Multi scenes, switching from killer's viewpoint to that of the agent working the case, which gives very different perspective of the killing, and the motivation behind them.
This story deals with a relationship perspective, where the killer is known to multiple people, who also have different relationships with one and other. A very interwoven story, and even a surprise at the end, that I believe none would have seen coming.
The narrator does a fantastic job, with varied vocalizations for different characters. It adds another dimension to the overall experience.
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I'm sure I don't experience all the power and victory that is available to me in Christ, but I do recognize that He resolves my helplessness and depravity. While I don't always live abundantly in Christ, I know I can't succeed in anything without Him!
When I become discontent with life because of problems and trouble, I content myself in knowing that I have a Savior who fills my half-empty glass by His presence in my life, His indwelling Spirit. He's Christ in me!
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How often do physicians review medication charts on ward rounds?
Khang Li Looi1 &
Peter N Black2
Prescribing errors are common in hospital settings. Regular review of medication charts is recommended as a way to reduce errors but it is not clear how often this happens. The aim of this study was to determine the frequency with which specialist physicians reviewed medication charts during ward rounds.
An observer noted how often consultant physicians at Auckland City Hospital reviewed medication charts during ward rounds. The physicians were not aware that they were being observed.
Twenty-one physicians were observed over a 26 week period. The general physicians reviewed the medication charts on 77% of occasions (range: 45% – 100%) during routine ward rounds and 65% of the time (range: 41% – 80%) on post admission rounds. Subspecialty physicians who did not see more than 8 patients on their rounds reviewed medication charts more frequently (88%) than those specialties where more than 8 patients were seen on average (61%).
The physicians did not review medication charts on all ward rounds and there was considerable variation in how often they did this. There is some evidence that the frequency with which charts are reviewed decreases as the number of patients seen increases. More efforts should be made to encourage regular review of medication charts.
Prescribing errors are common in the hospital. In different studies adverse drug events have been reported to occur in 0.7% to 6.5% of hospital admissions [1]. 28% to 56% of these adverse drug events were thought to be preventable [2]. Bates et al estimated that each preventable adverse event leads to an additional cost of US $4,685 and increase in the length of stay of 4.6 days [3]. A number of interventions have been proposed to reduce medication errors including regular review of medication charts by doctors on ward rounds [2]. A case can be made for consultant staff to review all of the medication charts on every ward round that they go on. There is evidence that consultants make fewer prescribing errors than their junior medical staff [4, 5] and they are well placed to detect errors made by the junior medical staff. If they review medication charts on each ward round it also emphasizes the importance of doing this to the junior medical staff. However we are not aware of any previous studies that document how often consultants review medication charts on ward rounds.
We determined the frequency with which consultant physicians at Auckland City Hospital (ACH) (Auckland, New Zealand) reviewed medication charts during their ward rounds. The study was undertaken by a medical relief registrar (KLL) who was assigned to cover other registrars who were on leave. From 26th June 2006 till 10th December 2006 (26 weeks) she rotated through general medicine and a number of subspecialties. Most attachments were for 1–2 weeks. At ACH, most of the patients presenting with acute medical problems are admitted to the General Medical Service with only a minority presenting directly to the medical subspecialties. A proportion of these patients will be subsequently transferred to a subspecialty although the majority remain under the care of General Medicine. Patients admitted to the General Medical Service are seen by a consultant physician on a post admission round within 24 hours of arriving in hospital. On routine ward rounds the patients have been in hospital for more than 24 hours and have been seen by a consultant physician at least once before. The medication charts at ACH are completed manually by the junior medical staff when the patient is admitted. Staff pharmacists are not present on the ward rounds. Although they see most of the medication charts of patients admitted to hospital they only talk to the patient and take a medication history on about 10% of occasions. On consultant ward rounds KLL recorded how often the consultant reviewed the medication chart i.e. how often the consultant looked at the medication chart and where appropriate suggested changes. The consultant needed to scrutinise the medication chart for 15 seconds or more before they were recorded as having reviewed the medication chart. None of the consultants were aware of the study. This was not felt to pose a problem because this was an audit and did not involve any intervention or any change to routine practice. Because this was an audit and did not involve an intervention we were not required to seek Ethics Committee approval. The consultants were not prompted to review the medication chart by the registrar. The study was carried out for a period of 26 weeks.
The results were expressed as mean ± SD and range. Comparisons were performed using an unpaired Student's t-test.
Twenty-one consultants were observed during the course of the study. Eight were general physicians. The remainder were from gastroenterology (3), the liver transplant service (5), haematology (2), cardiology (2) and renal medicine (1). In general medicine each consultant was observed twice i.e. on a routine ward round and on a post-admission round. The subspecialty physicians were observed on either one or two occasions. All the patients cared for by these services were over the age of 16 years.
In general medicine the frequency of with which the physicians reviewed medication charts on routine ward rounds (Table 1) ranged from 45 to 100% (mean = 77 ± 16%). Between 6 and 15 patients were seen on these wards rounds. In contrast on the post admission rounds between 11 and 21 patients were seen. The medication charts were reviewed less frequently on the post admission rounds (range = 41 – 80%, mean = 65 ± 14%) although this difference was not statistically significant (p = 0.14).
Table 1 Frequency of review of medication charts on general medicine rounds
The average number of patients seen in the haematology and liver transplant services (Table 2) was five with no more than 8 patients seen on any round. On these services the medication charts were reviewed more frequently (range 75% – 100%, mean = 88 ± 12%). In the other subspecialties (Table 2) more patients were seen (mean = 9, range = 4 – 16) and the medication charts were reviewed less frequently (mean = 61 ± 18%, p = 0.003). On most ward rounds only one consultant was present. The exception was the liver transplant service where several consultants took part in each round but only one took responsibility for reviewing the medication chart.
Table 2 Frequency of review of medication charts on subspecialty ward rounds
We found that a significant proportion of medication charts were not reviewed by physicians on their ward rounds. We are not aware of other studies that have looked at this. This may reflect the difficulty of conducting this type of study. If physicians know that they are being observed their behaviour may change. McHugh found that when doctors were informed that their prescribing was being audited the number of errors decreased significantly [4]. Our study was only possible because there are medical registrars in our hospital who provide leave cover and who work on a different team every one or two weeks. This provided the opportunity to observe a range of physicians without them being aware of the study.
A number of strategies have been proposed to reduce the frequency of prescribing errors including computerised physician order entry and pharmacist participation in ward rounds. The presence of a pharmacist on a ward round is associated with a lower rate of prescribing errors [6]. The review of medication charts by pharmacists demonstrates the value of having another individual check for errors. At ACH pharmacists do not usually participate in ward rounds. However consultant physicians are well placed to detect errors. Senior physicians are more experienced that junior medical staff and a number of studies have found that they make fewer errors when they prescribe medicines [4, 5]. We believe that if consultants review most, if not all, of the medication charts on ward rounds it will increase the chance of detecting errors. We are not aware of any studies that examine how often consultant physicians detect medication errors on ward rounds but our experience is that this occurs not infrequently.
At the time of writing computerised prescribing has not been implemented at Auckland City Hospital. Numerous studies have shown that computerised prescribing can reduce medication errors [7, 8]. However, these systems still have some shortcomings [8] and they do not supplant the need for physicians to review the medication charts closely.
The charts were more likely to be reviewed in subspecialties with eight or fewer patients. This is not altogether surprising. As the workload increases the time available to review the medication chart will decrease. This may explain why medication charts were reviewed less often in General Medicine on the post admitting rounds when more patients were seen than on routine ward rounds. This difference was not statistically significant but may well have been if the study had been larger. Prescribing chemotherapy for cancer patients and immunosuppressive medication for transplant patients can be complex and there is the risk of significant toxicity. This could also explain why the consultants in haematology and on the liver transplant service were careful to examine the medication charts on most rounds.
This study has some limitations. Only twenty-one physicians were studied and each physician was only observed on one or two occasions. The need to conduct the study without the physicians being aware that they were observed limited our ability to do a larger study. The study was only conducted in a single hospital and we are not certain that the findings can be generalised to other hospitals but we suspect that this is the case. When Davis et al studied the frequency and type of adverse events in New Zealand hospitals their findings paralleled those from Australia and the United Kingdom [9]. Another limitation is that we did not count the number of prescription errors on the medication charts and we do not know if there was a relation between the frequency with which charts were reviewed and the number of errors. It would be of interest to study this although anyone doing this would face the same challenges that we did in conducting a study without physicians being aware that they were observed.
In summary we found that physicians only reviewed medication charts about two thirds of the time and the frequency decreased as the number of patients increased. Although there is no direct evidence that consultant review of medication charts reduces prescribing errors there is good reason to believe that this is the case and we would advocate reviewing all the medication charts on every ward round.
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The authors would like to thank all of the physicians at Auckland City Hospital who were observed during the course of this study.
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PNB conceived the idea for the study. PNB and KLL were jointly responsible for the study design. KLL carried out the study. Both authors shared responsibility for analysing the data and writing the manuscript and both authors have approved the final manuscript.
Li Looi, K., Black, P.N. How often do physicians review medication charts on ward rounds?. BMC Clin Pharmacol 8, 9 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1186/1472-6904-8-9
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King James and Tribe
Posted: June 22, 2010 | Author: Phillies Outside | Filed under: Dailies | Tags: All Star game, All Star Team Voting, American League, Arizona, Cavaliers, Cavs, Cleveland, D'Backs, Dodgers, Indians, Kansas City, King James, Lady Ga Ga, Lebron, Mets, National League, New York, Online vtoing, phillies, Pirates, Tribe, voting, Yankees | 8 Comments
The Cleveland Indians head to Philadelphia, this must be the best chance
Philadelphia is going to have to break out of the 'anti'hot' mode and actually
win a series that they should win, yes they won the series at Yankee stadium,
but the Yankees just got the hell knocked out of them by
The Indians are currently number 2 in the
American League's bargain basement,
if you don't understand that expression then check out the standings, basically
it means for National League teams there are just 4
American League teams that
you should expect to either win the series against or even sweep, the prime
number 1 team everyone wants to play are the Orioles, then you have the
Indians,
then the Royals and finally the Mariners, any other
AL teams would on paper be a
tough opponent for any of the National League teams.
isn't to say the American League is better than the
National League, because
during inter-league play I am sure there are just 4 NL teams that the AL would
like to play, they being, Pirates, Astros, D'Backs and the
Brewers. Sometimes
though the alignment of baseball planets and good and bad karma just don't allow
what should be, to be. Take the Yankees, please take the
Yankees, or at least
prevent them making headlines because of Lady GaGa, for instance, they
should conceivably sweep the D'Backs, lets face most people thought it, most
Yankee fans expected it, but yesterday they got what could only be looked upon
as the playground bully being smacked around by the nerdy loser kid, doesn't
happen often, but when it does, we all root for the loser nerdy kid, even now I
find myself thinking, wouldn't it be good if they actually swept the Yankees.
I was kind of hoping when the schedule was released for 2010 that the
Phillies would actually play the Tribe at the
'Jake', yep I am told to call it
that up and coming insurance name is some kind of insult to true Clevelanders, I
am not sure why cause no one actually goes to the games anyway. Maybe if they
could encourage a celebrity to turn up in underwear and flip everyone the bird,
maybe it would draw more fans in Cleveland, probably not, what about if they had
'King James' make an appearance, again probably not since he'd show up as the
final pitch was being thrown and then only if there was a chance he'd be
supporting the winning team. Lets face it the great 'LeBron Day' that was supposed
to show support for him staying in Cleveland, that was held at the University of
Akron's campus, was a wash out, some 4,000 people showed up to claim a free
t-shirt and then went double time so it appeared like 8,000 people were in
attendance. Yes, the chances are good once again New York will wield it's mighty
check book in a different sport and land 'King James' although for this sport in
question it does seem as though Chicago's check book could be bigger than the
Knicks, but it's all speculation as is the content of the little chat between
James and Curry.
Off track a little, well it is a sporting event and it uses a ball and it has
ties to Cleveland, who are playing the Phillies, in
Philadelphia for 3 days,
whooopi, I get to watch it all happen on some Cleveland Indians
that is about as lame as the Dodgers,
Kansas City and the Astros winning skills at the moment.
Notable occurrences, the Indians got swept by the
Mets, then lost 2 of 3 to
the Pirates and the answer to the Tribe fans prayers during the off season, the
Nationals manager, Manny Acta moving to Cleveland, and after being handed a 5-3
loss Sunday what words of wisdom do the Indians fans get from Acta "We
weren't able to pick up the ball and throw it to first base. That's why we
lost." WOW, I see Manny has come a long way since playing the staring
manager's role in Washington DC, although you'd think it was
DC Comics with
the way he managers the Tribe.
Lets just hope tonight the Indians are
nothing more than a comedy of errors and the Phillies
are able to use it to their advantage, with the return of J-Roll it
should be an interesting 3 days.
Just a minor gliche in the online voting system, they seem to have Pat
Burrell listed as a DH for the Tampa Bay Rays, when he's actually in San
Francisco, and his numbers are already better in San Fran than they were in
Tampa, so here's the dilemma, has anyone got voted onto the AL roster and actually
being playing for an NL team at the time of the All Star game, or visa versa…
Voting All
Phillies give away 2 in the Desert….
Posted: April 26, 2010 | Author: Phillies Outside | Filed under: Dailies | Tags: Arizona, Blue Jays, BoSox, Boston, Cardinals, Chase Bank, Chase Field, commentators, D'Backs, decoration, desert, Diamondbacks, Fans, fun, Giants, O's, Orioles, phillies, Pirates, San Francisco, St. Louis, sun, Toronto | 12 Comments
A weekend in Arizona may have been a vacation for some, a daily
routine for others, but for the Phillies it was a disappointing series
loss, we can search through every aspect of each game and pinpoint things that
we all would have done differently, but that won't change the fact that we lost
the 2 out of 3 and now head into San Francisco, where the Phillies
need to at least take 2 out of 3 to stay the dominant force in the NL East for
the first month of the season.
While we spent 3 days at Chase Field in Arizona, there
was some noticeable things, not unlike the fact that they have to have the team
logo on the pitchers mound so their guys remember they're at home. I don't know
if any other teams have done this, all I know is I noticed it here in Arizona,
it could be that I haven't paid that much attention to other mounds, all I
remember being there is the cleat cleaner and the sack of powder.
There were other things to see and since the Phillies were being
a little less than entertaining this weekend I decided to check out some of the
other sights of the D'backs, for example they, like other teams have fans that
attend the games and cheer when they are winning….
….they also have an owner who attends the games and occasional
invites friends along to entertain them as we see here they look very
excited….
….I have it on good authority that that's the Dbacks owner on
the right, they call him 'Mr. Excitement', according to an undisclosed inside
There were more Phillies fans having a little trouble figuring
out which way to look….
….this of course could have been attributed to the fact that
the roof and all was open to the Arizona air, and this may have confused and disorientated
the visitors….
….they certainly made it clear that with all the doors and
roof open a fly ball in the right place catches the jet stream through the
stadium and goes for miles, which is probably why the D'backs have so many
homers this early, I am sure that will even itself out when the temperature
forces the doors and roof to be closed.
With the doors and roof open there was definitely people there
for sun and fun, with Phillie fans there is always going to be fun as I am sure
these guys were having their share….
….although it looks like the cheese could be melting, and the
masked warrior on the end looks like the heat may have gotten to him too.
We also had fans there, for maybe, decoration, I am not sure, but
after a number of captions, of what the 2 guys were saying and some of what she
was thinking, I decided best to leave it alone as I am sure it
could have had serious repercussions….
….here's hoping San Francisco is little more
entertaining.
I did manage to flip to some other games to catch moments of
what I thought maybe excitement, I switched to the 9th inning of the O's
and BoSox game yesterday to see if the O's were
going to lose another, only to see them hold on to win, but what got me was the
commentators for the BoSox, who said 'that was a disappointing one
to lose' or words to that effect… wait a minute didn't you guys just get swept
at home by the Rays and they think this was just disappointing,
why? because the O's have the worst record in baseball at the
moment or because the BoSox couldn't complete a come back in the
9th inning, hey BoSox commentators, let me tell you a secret, your
whole season is disappointing, if the O's had gotten off to an
average .500 start, your team would be sitting at the bottom of the division and
now you have to go to Toronto, which could make you a .500 team or
completely demoralize you and your fans so early in the season.
San Diego Padres had their hopes dashed at being
the first team this season to hit 10 wins in a row, after taking 8 in a row they
were finally beaten by the Reds yesterday in a close game that saw
the Reds get the winner in a 2 run 8th inning.
The Pirates suffered their 6th straight loss,
after sweeping the Reds they got swept back to back and are now 4
games under .500, still lots of time for them to make it a .500 season.
The Cardinals are the only NL Central team above
.500, but lets face it they have only had to face one real competitive team and
they only managed to salvage the 1 win against them, (the Giants),
now they are back home for the Braves, we'll see if they're easy
to win games too.


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Sustainable nonwovens in Latin America: What next?
In the lead up to the third edition of OUTLOOK™ Plus Latin America in May, we caught up with Maria Luiza de Oliveira Paiva, Sustainability Director at Suzano, to discuss sustainability initiatives in the nonwovens sector.
Marines Lagemaat (Scientific and Technical Affairs Director, EDANA): In Sao Paulo you will join us to provide insight on sustainability initiatives in Latin America. How have you seen sustainability develop as a priority in this region?
Maria Luiza de Oliveira Paiva: Given sustainable nonwovens the current outlook of growing populations and demand on one side, and depleting resources on the other, we have simply run out of time. In Brazil particularly, we suffered severe droughts that impacted all sectors in 2015 and 2016. Some of us are still reaping the effects of such a climatic issue. Aggravated social divide has led to conflicts such as the truckers' strike in 2018, which also impacted the population at an individual-level, company-level and national-level. Sustainability is not only a priority but part of our operational context, our "new normal". Companies must consider all aspects systemically and their bottom line must include social and environmental criteria. If they don't they will, at some point sooner rather than later, stop delivering value and risk their survival in the long-run. So to answer your question, I have seen great examples in Latin America of companies that are addressing sustainability systemically, as is the case with the rise of green bond issuances in the region in order to attract capital to deliver solutions to our collective environmental and social challenges. However, we have to do more and act quickly. We need to partner and work together to ensure that we evolve and advance at the speed and scale that is required to revert to the current direction.
ML: How do you judge Suzano's role? You are active through initiatives like the Ecofuturo Institute for example.
MLOP: Suzano is the world leader in market pulp and responsible for the production of several innovative products such as lignin, paper products that will substitute fossil fuel derivatives and Eucafluff. Due to its sheer size, Suzano should and does play a huge role in embedding sustainability into business strategy and adding value with its customers, suppliers, investors, communities, etc. Suzano manages 2 million hectares of forest, almost half of which is designated for conservation of native forests, ensuring the formation of ecological corridors and protecting local biodiversity and its ecosystem services. Together, these eucalyptus plantations and native forests play an essential role in carbon capture and storage. Our social projects span over 300 municipalities and benefit more than 8000 families ensuring income generating initiatives that ensure that the communities organize into cooperatives and eventually stand on their two feet. With Ecofuturo Institute, Suzano manages the Neblinas Park that spans 6,000 hectares and plays an essential role in the conservation of Atlantic Forest habitat and providing environmental education to local schools. These are simply some of the initiatives that Suzano is very committed to and responsible for, and in my role as Director that responds directly to the CEO, I need to ensure that sustainability plays a strategic role and that social and environmental aspects are being introduced and considered in all of the Company's processes, may it be in: IR's quarterly presentation to the market, with HR and its culture developing processes, or talking to our value chain and embedding sustainability value into the commercial relations.
ML: What are the main challenges and opportunities for players on this field in Latin America?
MLOP: Though our operations are only in Brazil, our context is very similar to other Latin American neighbours. Our country suffers an economic crisis, that aggravates social disparity and environmental pressures, especially in the regions in which we have forest operations. These are challenges and can be extremely complex to deal with, but I personally prefer looking at it through an opportunity perspective. It means that Suzano must understand the context in which it operates at a local, regional, national and global scale, in order to continue to produce products that ensure hygiene, education and well-being of the growing populations, at the same time that it measures and shares value with its various stakeholders along the way. We must align our collective strategies and intentions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals to ensure that we are contributing to local and global challenges. It also means that we have a responsibility and an opportunity to play a role in developing society especially in the regions in which we operate, through dialogue, engagement, public policy and partnership.
ML: What technical innovation or new business practice has excited you the most recently?
MLOP: I am extremely excited to explore and advance on product innovations that are embedding sustainability into the end product and delivering better results to the end user and to society as a whole. One of these is the Blue Cup Bio, which is a biodegradable and carbon neutral cup that can and will substitute plastics in this field. I am also very interested to the response of the market to Eucafluff, which is a champion product. A few years ago, no one would believe that Fluff could be made with our pulp, but our teams explored this option together with key customers and can now demonstrate that it not only works but it can deliver more value to the end product be it child or adult diaper.
ML:What other sessions on the programme at OUTLOOK are you most looking forward to?
MLOP: The entire Outlook programme looks great, however, I am particularly intrigued and keen to learn more on the Product Design and Innovation and the New Materials and Technology sessions since I believe they will address key strategic topics and serve as inspiration. At Suzano, we practice the concept of 'innovability' since we believe that we can only create transformational solutions to today's challenges by embedding these two lenses together.


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