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Tydd (St. Giles)
TYDD (St. Giles), a parish, in the union and hundred of Wisbech, Isle of Ely, county of Cambridge, 5½ miles (N. W. by N.) from Wisbech; containing 863 inhabitants. The Bedford-Level canal, 100 feet wide and 30 feet deep, passes here, by the construction of which many acres of fenny land, belonging to the Duke of Bedford, were rendered arable. Woad for dyeing cloth is prepared in the parish. The living is a rectory, in the patronage of the Bishop of Ely, valued in the king's books at £21. 13. 1½.; net income, £653. The church and steeple are widely detached, probably in consequence of the percolating soil. There is a place of worship for Independents.
Tydd (St. Mary)
TYDD (St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Holbech, wapentake of Elloe, parts of Holland, county of Lincoln, 6 miles (N. by W.) from Wisbech; containing 920 inhabitants. It is bounded on the east by the river Nene, and comprises by admeasurement 4645 acres: the village is the last in the southern extremity of the county, and joins the Isle of Ely. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at £17. 6. 5½., and in the patronage of the Crown: the tithes have been commuted for £1255; there is a parsonage-house, and the glebe contains 55 acres. William Medley, in the reign of Elizabeth, left 50 acres of land for the poor, the proceeds of which amount to £150 a year. Nicholas Breakspear, who was raised to the papal dignity as Adrian IV., was rector of the parish.
Tyldesley, or Tyldesley cum Shackerley (St. George)
TYLDESLEY, or Tyldesley cum Shackerley (St. George), a township and parochial district, in the union of Leigh, hundred of West Derby, S. division of Lancashire, 10 miles (W. by N.) from Manchester; containing 4718 inhabitants. Tyldesley, though unnoticed in Domesday book, certainly formed part of the Norman barony of Warrington, being claimed to be within its jurisdiction in all pleas to quo warrantos by the lords of that honour or barony that have occurred. Under these barons, the proprietors who adopted the local name settled, holding by service of the tenth part of a knight's fee. The suits to the courts of the barony and hundred have long been disused; and the mesne manor, also, is nearly extinct. Of the family of Tyldesley was the celebrated royalist Sir Thomas Tyldesley. In 1672, Edward, the son of this gallant officer, sold the paternal estate to the Astleys, from whom it passed to Thomas Johnson, Esq., of Bolton, whose family held it until 1823: the property then came, by devise, to George Ormerod, Esq., of Chorlton, in Cheshire, the historian of that county. The hamlet of Shackerley is in the higher division of the township, and was until lately almost exclusively the property of a family of that name, who inhabited the Hall till the middle of the last century. It now belongs to the trustees of the late Ellis Fletcher, of Clifton.
In 1827 the township was separated from Leigh, and erected into a distinct parish as regards ecclesiastical affairs. It comprises 2700 acres, of which 300 are arable, 800 meadow, 10 woodland, and the remainder pasture. About 2000 hands are employed in six cotton-mills, and the rest of the population is engaged in hand-loom weaving, in agriculture, and in collieries. The village of Tyldesley is situated on a luxuriant mount, and commands a very extensive prospect over mid-Lancashire, of which it is nearly the centre. The living is a perpetual curacy; net income, £148; patron, Lord Lilford. The church, erected in 1825, by Her Majesty's Commissioners, at a cost of £11,700, is a handsome structure of stone, designed by Smirke, in the later English style, with a spire rising to the height of 150 feet; it accommodates 1084 persons. The site was presented by the late Thomas Johnson, Esq.; and Mr. Ormerod gave a peal of bells, a painted window (the eastern), an organ, and ground for a cemetery: the communion-plate was the gift of Mrs. Ormerod. There are places of worship for Wesleyans and the Connexion of the Countess of Huntingdon. Among several antique mansions in Tyldesley is Astley Hall, or Damhouse, on the border of Astley, which see.
Tyneham (St. Mary)
TYNEHAM (St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Wareham and Purbeck, hundred of Hasilor, Wareham division of Dorset, 6 miles (S. S. W.) from Wareham; containing 250 inhabitants. This parish is situated at the western extremity of the Isle of Purbeck, and bounded on the south by the English Channel. It comprises 2840 acres, of which 1193 are common or waste: limestone is abundant, though not much quarried; and there are good veins of Purbeck marble and some gypsum, but neither worked. On the coast is a circular battery, for the defence of Worbarrow bay. The living is a rectory, united, by an act passed in the 8th of George I., to that of Steeple, and valued in the king's books at £11. 0. 10: the tithes have been commuted for £210, and the glebe consists of 25 acres. The church is a small cruciform structure, with a campanile turret rising at the intersection; the south side has lately been rebuilt, and a south transept added, at the expense of the Rev. William Bond. There was formerly a chapel at Povington, in the parish; and another, dedicated to St. Margaret, at North Egleston. Here was an alien priory subordinate to the abbey of Bec, in Normandy, which, at the suppression, was given by Henry VI. to St. Anthony's hospital, London; by Edward IV. to Eton College, and afterwards to the Dean and Prebendaries of Westminster. Flowers-barrow, an ancient encampment, is situated in the parish; and a large mound, a little to the west of the church, has been lately opened, and found to contain several skeletons, some of them in a very perfect state. The bold escarpment of the rocks which bound one side of the parish, is highly interesting to the geologist, abounding in organic remains.
Tynemouth (St. Oswin)
TYNEMOUTH (St. Oswin), a parish, a newly-enfranchised borough, and the head of a union, in the E. division of Castle ward, S. division of Northumberland, 8½ miles (E. N. E.) from Newcastle; comprising the several townships of Chirton, Cullercoates, Monkseaton, Murton, Preston, North Shields, and Whitley; and containing 27,249 inhabitants, of whom 11,890 are in Tynemouth township. This place derives its name from its situation at the mouth of the river Tyne; its fortress was by the Saxons called Pcnbal Crag, or "the head of the rampart on the rock." From a votive altar dedicated to Jupiter by Ælius Rufus, præfect of the 4th cohort of the Lingones, and from a tablet inscribed with the name of Caius Julius Maximianus as the founder of a temple, both which were discovered here in 1783, Tynemouth is supposed to have been the site of a Roman station. The truth of this opinion, however, so far from being corroborated by any collateral evidence, is rather contradicted by the strong probability that these relics of Roman antiquity, together with other materials for building, were removed from South Shields on the opposite bank of the river, for the first monastery of stone at this place. The earliest authentic record connected with the history of Tynemouth, relates to the erection of a small church and convent of wood by Edwin, King of Northumbria, about the year 625, in which his daughter Rosella assumed the veil, and which in 634 was rebuilt with stone by his successor, Oswald, by whom it was dedicated to St. Mary. This establishment was repeatedly plundered by the Danes during the eighth century. In 833, a party of those invaders attempting to land, were defeated and driven back to their ships; but, returning frequently during that and the following century, and renewing their depredations, they finally destroyed the buildings.
The monastery was rebuilt from its foundation by Tosti, Earl of Northumberland, who endowed it with considerable revenues; and in 1074 was given, with all its possessions, by his successor Waltheof, to the monastery of Jarrow, and with that institution became subordinate to Durham Abbey. In 1090, it was taken from the abbey by Robert Mowbray, Earl of Northumberland, who amply endowed it for Benedictine monks, as a cell to the monastery of St. Alban's, in the county of Hertford. Four years afterwards, Malcolm III., King of Scotland, and his son Prince Edward, both killed at the siege of Alnwick Castle on the same day, were interred in Tynemouth monastery, which had obtained a high degree of reputation for its sanctity, and become a place of sepulture for the most illustrious families. In 1095, Earl Mowbray, entering into a conspiracy against William Rufus, converted the monastery into a castle, which he strongly fortified: after a siege of two months it was taken by storm, and Mowbray, making his escape by stealth, took refuge at Bambrough Castle; yet not thinking himself safe, he fled for sanctuary into the church here, whence he was dragged by force, and sent prisoner to London, William Rufus confirmed to St. Alban's Abbey the priory of Tynemouth and all its possessions, which, in 1121, the monks of Durham made an unsuccessful attempt to recover. In 1138, David, King of Scotland, who then occupied Newcastle with his army, issued a charter dated at Norham, granting security and protection to the prior and monks; to whom also, in 1189, Richard I. gave several privileges and immunities. King John, in 1205, exempted them from the duty of cornage.
In the year 1244, a peace was concluded between the King of England and the King of Scotland, through the mediation of the prior, to whom, in 1271, Henry III. granted a charter of liberties and free customs; and in 1296 the prior commenced the construction of a harbour in the vicinity with a view to establish a port. In this, however, he was opposed by the burgesses of Newcastle, who, claiming an exclusive right to trade on the river Tyne, commenced a suit in the court of king's bench, which was subsequently decided against the prior by the lords of parliament. Edward I., after his victory over the Scots at Falkirk, remained for some time at Tynemouth, and in the year 1299 conferred upon the prior the privilege of holding all pleas, including those of the crown, by his own justices, who had paramount jurisdiction within his liberty. In 1303, while Edward was on his last expedition into Scotland, his queen resided at the priory till his return; and in 1307, the prior, in pursuance of the privilege granted by that monarch, caused a pillory to be erected in the village. Charters of privilege were also granted by Edward II. in 1316; and in the following year Sir William de Middleton and Walter de Seleby, who, at the head of a fanatic band, had committed depredations on the priory, were taken prisoners, and sent to London, where they were executed. In 1322, the queen of Edward II. resided here for some time. In 1347, the prior made Edward III. a loan of 20 marks towards the preparations for the siege of Calais; and in 1379, Richard II. granted to the establishment licence to hold certain possessions to the amount of £20 per annum, in order to repair the fortifications of the priory, which at that time was regarded as an important fortress for guarding the river. In 1381, some monks of St. Alban's Abbey, who had been concerned in the insurrection of Wat Tyler, made their escape to this place, where they took sanctuary in the church; and in 1391, Thomas of Woodstock, Duke of Gloucester, and youngest son of Edward III., spent some days at the priory.
This celebrated establishment continued to flourish till the Dissolution, when it was surrendered, on the 12th January 1539 (30th Henry VIII.), Robert Blakeney, the last prior, receiving a pension of £80, and 15 monks and three novices being allowed smaller pensions. The priory, at the time, was in possession of various manors and lands in the county of Northumberland, and of others in the county of Durham; and its revenue was returned at £706. 10. 8½.: the site and remains were granted by Edward VI., in 1550, to John Dudley, Earl of Warwick, created Duke of Northumberland in the succeeding year, on whose attainder they reverted to the crown. The church continued to be parochial until 1657, when the roof fell in and the building became a ruin: the present parochial church is situated in North Shields. The fortifications and other military works were kept in repair, and the priory has since been regarded solely as a castle or royal garrison.
In 1633, Charles I. visited the castle, which, on the breaking out of the parliamentary war, was put into a complete state of defence by the Earl of Newcastle, who sent a garrison of 300 men and six large pieces of cannon for its defence; trenches were thrown up, and an additional fort was erected at the mouth of the haven. In 1644, the castle was besieged by the Scottish forces under General Leven, to whom, after some time had. elapsed, it surrendered upon terms, the garrison being allowed to march out with all their baggage, on condition of their paying obedience to the parliament. During this siege, the garrison had suffered severely from the plague, which was then ravaging the country, and most of the principal commanders had been obliged to retire from their post. In 1646, the castle was garrisoned by the Scottish troops, by whom it was delivered in 1647 to the parliament, who appointed Sir Arthur Haslerigg governor of Newcastle, and Colonel Lilburn his deputy, governor of Tynemouth. Lilburn soon after declaring for the king, continued for some time to hold possession of the castle, but being besieged by Sir Arthur Haslerigg, it was taken, and the garrison put to the sword; the head was struck off from the dead body of Lilburn, and fixed upon a pole. The castle was then placed by Haslerigg under the custody of General Monk. In 1665, the town-council of Newcastle, upon application by letter from Charles II., voted the sum of £200 to put the castle in repair, and for strengthening the fortifications, on the eve of a Dutch war. In 1783 the castle was resumed by the government, and since that time it has been appropriated as a depôt for arms and military stores, under the superintendence of a governor and lieutenant-governor.
The venerable remains of the priory and castle are romantically situated on the summit of a peninsular rock near the Tyne, rising abruptly from the river with towering grandeur. The approach from the west is by a square gateway tower with exploratory turrets at the angles, beyond which is a second gateway defended by a portcullis, connected with the former by a strong wall on each side, and leading into an open area of nearly seven acres, in which are the strikingly impressive ruins of the ancient priory. These splendid remains consist principally of the eastern portion of the church, of which the east and south walls of the choir, though roofless, are still in tolerable preservation; the deeply-recessed and richly-moulded archway leading to the cloisters, of which some portions elaborately groined are yet remaining; and various parts of the conventual buildings, now converted to other uses. The choir of this once stately and magnificent structure, which appears to have been of the later and richest character of Norman architecture, passing into early English, displays much grandeur of design and elaborate embellishment. The east wall has in the lower portion a noble range of three lofty lancet-shaped windows with deep receding mouldings, the central window being of greater elevation than the others. Above these is a series of smaller windows, of similar character with the exception of the central window, which is oval; and in the centre of the gable, enriched on each side with a series of pointed arches of increasing height, is a triple lancet window, of which only the central compartment is open. The south wall has also three tiers of windows: of these, the lowest range, though of similar character, is less lofty than that of the east end; the second range consists of three lancet-formed windows, above which are two circularheaded windows. The interior abounds with details of great beauty: the lofty, clustered, and banded columns that sustained the roof are embellished with flowered capitals, and, from the stateliness of their elevation between the deeply-recessed and intricately-moulded arches of the lofty windows, convey a striking memorial of the magnificence of this venerable pile. The cloisters were the ancient place of sepulture; the present cemetery of the parishioners was the prior's garden. The gateway tower has been converted into barracks for 250 soldiers. At the east end of the garrison yard is a lighthouse, defended by a double wall extending towards the sea; and on the south of the priory church is a haven, formed by the prior after his attempt to establish a trading port on the Tyne had been frustrated by the burgesses of Newcastle.
The village adjoins the town of North Shields, of which it may be almost considered as a continuation, and consists of one principal and spacious street, in which are several handsome houses, and of a smaller street in nearly a parallel direction. A gas company has been established. Tynemouth is much frequented during the bathing season by visiters, for whose accommodation there are several good inns. In the immediate neighbourhood is a fine sandy beach, affording every facility for bathing, and at Prior's Haven are some baths, erected in 1807; the Bath hotel, built in 1842, presents every convenience, and is connected by a passage with the old Bath inn. The haven is sheltered by an amphitheatre of rocks, and the surrounding scenery abounds with interesting features. At the extremity of a beach called the Long Sand, about a mile north of the village, is Cullercoates, anciently Caller Cots, where is a chalybeate spring, the water of which has been analysed by Dr. Greenhow, and found to resemble the Tonbridge water. It is much resorted to by persons labouring under dyspepsia and other complaints in which it is found beneficial; the spring is received into a stone basin, beyond which it finds a channel through the sands into the sea. The Newcastle and North Shields railway was extended to Tynemouth in 1846. Fairs for cattle are held on the 1st March, and 1st November, or on the last Friday in April, and the first Friday in November. This is a borough, returning one member to parliament under the provisions of the 2nd of William IV., cap. 45, by which the elective franchise is vested in the resident £10 householders of the townships of Tynemouth, North Shields, Chirton, Preston, and Cullercoates, comprising an area of 4754 acres, with a population of 25,808; the returning officer is appointed by the sheriff. The house of correction here has been lately enlarged.
The parish, which occupies the south-eastern corner of the county, locally termed Tynemouthshire, is about 4½ miles in length, from north to south, and about 3 miles in extreme breadth. It is bounded on the south by the river Tyne, and on the east by the sea; and comprises 5915 acres, of which 1300, previously tracts of moorland, were inclosed under acts of parliament in the reign of George III., and brought into cultivation. The surface, though generally level, is in some parts elevated; the soil is strong and fertile, and well adapted for wheat and beans. The district abounds with coal; ironstone is found in moderate quantity, and there are some strata of magnesian limestone, which scarcely occurs in other parts of the county.
The living is a discharged vicarage, valued in the king's books at £24. 19. 4., and in the patronage of the Duke of Northumberland, with a net income of £298; impropriators, the duke, and the guardians of the poor. The great tithes of the township of Tynemouth have been commuted for £171. The church, situated in North Shields, was erected in 1668, and consecrated by Bishop Cosin, after the conventual church had fallen into decay; it was built of brick, with a tower of stone, and almost entirely rebuilt of stone in 1792. A church dedicated to the Holy Saviour was erected at a cost of £2500, by subscription, aided by grants from the ChurchBuilding and Diocesan Societies, and was consecrated in August 1841. It is a handsome cruciform structure of stone, in the later English style, with a tower surmounted by a spire, and contains 700 sittings, of which 350 are free. The church is endowed with £700; the vicar officiates, assisted by a curate. In the western part of North Shields is Trinity chapel of ease. The Wesleyans have a meeting-house; and at Cullercoates and in North Shields are places of worship for various denominations. The union of Tynemouth comprises 25 parishes or townships, containing a population of 55,625 persons.—See Shields.
Tyrley.—See Bloore-in-Tyrley.
TYRLEY.—See Bloore-in-Tyrley.
Tyrringham (St. Peter)
TYRRINGHAM (St. Peter), with Filgrave, a parish, in the union of Newport-Pagnell, hundred of Newport, county of Buckingham, 2¼ miles (N. N. W.) from Newport-Pagnell; containing 206 inhabitants, of whom 31 are in Tyrringham. The parish is bounded on the south and west by the river Ouse, and comprises 1767 acres, of which 675 are arable, 972 pasture, 72 wood, and the remainder roads and river. The surface is generally level, the soil gravel and sand, and very productive. The living is a rectory, with that of Filgrave united, valued in the king's books at £13. 6. 10½., and in the gift of William Praed, Esq.: the tithes have been commuted for £450; there is a parsonage-house, and the glebe comprises 15¾ acres. The church is a modern edifice, with an ancient tower.
Tysoe (St. Mary)
TYSOE (St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Shipston-upon-Stour, Kington division of the hundred of Kington, S. division of the county of Warwick, 5 miles (S. by E.) from Kington; containing 1033 inhabitants. It is situated on the border of Oxfordshire, and intersected by the road between Stratford and Banbury: the area is 4680 acres. The living is a discharged vicarage, with the rectory of Compton-Wyniates united, valued in the king's books at £10; net income, £266; patron, the Marquess of Northampton, who receives the tithes of Compton-Wyniates in consideration of £50 per annum paid to the incumbent. The tithes of Tysoe were commuted for land and money payments in 1796. There is a place of worship for Wesleyans. Thirty-six boys are educated for £26 per annum, arising from property bequeathed to the parish in 1541, by John Middleton and Edward Richards.
Tythby (Holy Trinity)
TYTHBY (Holy Trinity), a parish, in the union, and S. division of the wapentake, of Bingham, S. division of the county of Nottingham, 9 miles (E. S. E.) from Nottingham; containing, with the chapelry of Cropwell- Butler, 804 inhabitants. This parish is pleasantly situated at the western extremity of the vale of Belvoir, and comprises 2367a. lr. 28p. In the southwestern part it is intersected by the Grantham canal, and also by the Fosse road. The living is a perpetual curacy; net income, £102; patron and impropriator, J. Musters, Esq.: the incumbent's tithes were commuted in 1788 for 31 acres of land. The church was thoroughly repaired and repewed in 1824; it contains a monument to a member of the Chaworth family, dated 1423. There is a place of worship for Wesleyans; and a school in connexion with the Established Church is endowed with the interest of £300.
TYTHERINGTON, a township, in the parish of Prestbury, union and hundred of Macclesfield, N. division of the county of Chester, 1 mile (N.) from Macclesfield; containing 389 inhabitants. It comprises 798 acres of laud, of a clayey quality. The Macclesfield branch of the Manchester and Birmingham railway passes through the township.
Tytherington (St. James)
TYTHERINGTON (St. James), a parish, in the union of Thornbury, partly in the Upper division of the hundred of Henbury, but chiefly in the Lower division of that of Thornbury, W. division of the county of Gloucester, 3 miles (S. E.) from Thornbury; containing 496 inhabitants, of whom 347 are in the township. The living is a discharged vicarage, valued in the king's books at £9. 11. 7., and in the gift of G. M. Taswell, Esq.: the great tithes have been commuted for £440, and the vicarial for £309; the glebe contains 61 acres.
Tytherington (St. James)
TYTHERINGTON (St. James), a parish, in the union of Warminster, hundred of Heytesbury, Warminster and S. divisions of Wilts, 4¼ miles (S. E. by S.) from Warminster; containing 119 inhabitants. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the patronage of the Bishop of Salisbury.
Tytherley or Tuderley, East (St. Peter)
TYTHERLEY or TUDERLEY, EAST (St. Peter), a parish, in the union of Stockbridge, hundred of Thorngate, Romsey and S. divisions of the county of Southampton, 7 miles (S. W.) from Stockbridge; containing 335 inhabitants, and comprising 2275a. 17p. A variety of trees of remarkably luxuriant growth ornament the surface, consisting of oaks, firs, elms, cedars, and very ancient yews, some of which are disposed in double rows and form beautiful avenues. The living is a donative; net income, £40; patron and impropriator, J. L. Goldsmid, Esq. The church contains a monument to the Giffords, dated 1568: in the chancel are memorials to several members of the Rolle family, and a tombstone of a distinguished dignitary; in an aisle of the church are two effigies with full-length crosses, intended, as is supposed, to represent priests. Sarah Rolle, in 1736, conveyed lands, &c, in support of a schoolmaster and schoolmistress; the income is about £200 a year. Danebury Hill, in the parish, commands a view of some extensive mounds or barrows, thought to have been raised for the sepulture of ancient warriors; and near these barrows are traces of the Roman road from Winchester to Salisbury.
Tytherley West
TYTHERLEY WEST, a parish, in the union of Stockbridge, hundred of Thorngate, Romsey and S. divisions of the county of Southampton, 7½ miles (S. W. by W.) from Stockbridge; containing 469 inhabitants. The parish comprises 2270a. 15p., of which 1883 acres are woodland, and the remainder pasture and arable; the soil is clay, with a substratum of chalk. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at £8. 5. 10., and in the gift of C. B. Wall, Esq.: the tithes have been commuted for £361; there is a parsonage-house, and the glebe comprises 31 acres. The church was rebuilt by subscription in 1832-3, at a cost of £1744.
TYTHERTON-KELLAWAYS, a tything, in the parish of Bremhill, union and hundred of Chippenham, Chippenham and Calne, and N. divisions of Wilts, 3¼ miles (E. N. E.) from Chippenham. An individual named Connicker having embraced the original doctrines of Whitefield and Wesley, erected a meeting-house at Tythertou, and propagated his opinions with great success; but on the schism between the two founders of Methodism, he joined the Moravians, and induced most of his followers to do the same. About fifty years ago, having grown more numerous, the society built a new chapel and sister-house, with a neat residence for their pastor; and since that period, they have erected a large school-house.
TYTHERTON-LUCAS, a chapelry, in the parish, union, and hundred of Chippenham, Chippenham and Calne, and N. divisions of Wilts, 3¼ miles (N. E. by E.) from Chippenham; containing 93 inhabitants.
TYTHERTON STANLEY, with Nethermore, a tything, in the parish, union, and hundred of Chippenham, Chippenham and Calne, and N. divisions of Wilts, 2 miles (E. by S.) from Chippenham.
Tywardreth (St. Andrew)
TYWARDRETH (St. Andrew), a parish, in the union of St. Austell, E. division of the hundred of Powder and of the county of Cornwall, 3¾ miles (W. N. W.) from Fowey; containing 3152 inhabitants, of whom 1100 are in the village. The parish is bounded on the south by the English Channel, near which, on Greber Head, is a signal station. Petty-sessions for the district are held on the third Monday in every month. The living is a vicarage, valued in the king's books at £9. 6. 8.; net income, £135; patron, W. Rashleigh, Esq.: the great tithes have been commuted for £400. The church has been repewed; and a chapel has been erected by Mr. Rashleigh, about half a mile from his seat in the parish, Menabilly House. The Wesleyans have a place of worship. Here was a Benedictine priory, a cell to the monastery of St. Sergius and Bachus, in Normandy, supposed to have been founded before 1169, by Ricardus Dapifer, steward of the household to the Earl of Cornwall; it was dedicated to St. Andrew, and being made denizen, continued till the general dissolution, when its revenue was estimated at £151. 16. 1. The site is now occupied by a farmhouse.


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Hi Guys!
For such a cutie cafe like this, funny that I didn't find any waitress, only waiter. Or maybe the owner did it on purpose? I'm not sure, all I know, staying here is a complete joy for me. Less crowd, nice atmosphere, I can work and hang out without many things bothering. Plus watching these Teddy Bears somehow give me such a soothing feelings.
One Pose Cafe fits to around 50 people inside, more or less. They have a spiral staircases to the second floor that's only half size of the first floor where there are more seatings and also a little stage for the band to perform. On the afternoon, the lighting is perfect to take pictures, especially for the foods, because most of the table in here are white!
Their menu is pretty simple, only one side for the foods, and another side for the beverages. Most of the foods are light for the tummy, nothing too heavy. While on the beverages section, they got coffee, latte, blended milky drinks, also soda. Price wise, it's pretty affordable, around 20k to 48k, BUT! They don't have dessert. #ggahh That's kinda odd, since my first thought after I saw the post of this cafe is dessert, LOL.
Here's what I got for my late lunch :
World Tour in a Plate 42k (8.5/10)
It's a Breaded Chicken on top of the Risotto, served with Padang Sauce, and vegetables of your choice (mix vegetables or sauteed spinach). Though the name is pretty funky, but I actually love this dish. The savoury of the breaded chicken, mixed with the sweet spicy Padang sauce, the freshness of the vegetables, and the creamy risotto. It was a great mix!
I didn't really like too much of the sauce Padang, because the taste of it is quite overpowering, so I put most of it on the side of my plate. And the dish also came with only spoon and fork, I had a hard time cutting the chicken with only spoon, so I asked for a cutting knife and after that, everything was perfect. 🙂
What made it even perfect was the refreshing Orange Passion (28k). Maybe this opinion is personal, since I've always love soda drink. It's super fresh and perfect for the dish.
Okay, to conclude everything, I would give One Pose Cafe 8.5 out of 10.
The place is super cute, the waiters are friendly, the atmosphere is pretty cozy, wi-fi is fast, foods and drinks were enjoyable. What needs to be work on is the parking lot, bigger sign board, please serve some desserts, and play more updatable songs, haha.. Or play something acoustic instead. 🙂
|Yes, I finally bought my own laptop, yippy!
I wish all the best for One Pose Cafe, and I hope this post helps you guys to know better about this cafe before you go here. Don't forget to give this post a G+1 on Google both below and on the top right of this blog post, that would mean a lot to me. Also, share this post to your friend who you want to take here. 🙂 I love you, and I'll see you guys on my next post!
One Pose Cafe
Puncak Permai Street III No 23A (Gracia Couture)
Monday – Saturday
Sunday CLOSED
Bring 50k-100k will be enough
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DP9 has what they call "fleet scale" gear models. These are roughly 6mm scale (normal Heavy Gear being 12mm, IIRC). I use their gears as 1/600 scale meka and their landships as massive, grav-powered transports-cum-firebases.
I then buy Oddzial Osmy (08) 1/600 scale ultra-modern tanks and infantry to support them. After all, most of the 6mm sci-fi stuff out there pretty much looks like ultra-modern, anyhow, right? I also use some of Germy Bugger's 2mm stuff, sold through Ground Zero Games.
The only models "missing" are power armor infantry and hover tanks. The second problem I've solved by building some of my own out of plasticard (they can be seen on the 2mm yahoo group site, along with a tutorial and plans to build your own - this is a PDF and you'll have to be a member of the 3mm Yahoo Group to access it). They are a bit fiddly, but quite do-able.
For power armor, I've decided to use Scotia miniatures 6mm power armor troops. They're a bit bigger than I'd like: about 4 meters tall in-scale. Still, for "gear" style power infantry they work fine.
I'm building mixed regiments of meka and power armor for two factions, with about 20 meka and 20 power armor stands per regiment. These are backed up by conventional armor, infantry and IFVs. For air support, I use Aerotech fleet scale models provided by Iron Wind. I also have a mercenary regiment being built up with Iron Wind power armor infantry serving as mechas. Looks very nice!
So you see, 3mm sci-fi is very doable, at least of the Japanese animé-style variety.
I also play Steve Jackson's Ogre in this scale which is simplicity itself. American modern MRLs become missile tanks, my home-made hover tanks are GEVs, Abrams become heavy tanks and for infantry and howitzers, I use Germy's stuff.
My Ogres are kitbashes made out of 1/300 scale WWII German Mausses (Meeses? Only if they're American, I guess...):
(Going left to right, that's a MkIIIb, a MKV and a MKIII. In front and to the right of the MKIII, you can see one of my homemade hovertanks).
Half the fun playing at this scale is scrounging for useable figs from all the 1/300 sci-fi lines out there. There`s actually a bunch of stuff you can use if you look for it.
And did I mention the one main benefit of this scale? It is CHEAP. 15 O8 Abrams tanks will cost you USD 3.50. That`s cheap enough for me to order them here in Brazil, shipping and all. For around thirty dollars, you can field a very nice army.
The new 3mm stuff out there these days is quite recognizable and easily on a par with most 6mm manufactures in terms of detail. O8 isn`t as detailed as GHQ, but it beats Brigade hands down, IMHO.
There`re two ways of basing 3mm, each with its benefits. One can either keep larger bases and put 2-3 models on each, giving one a more convincing mass game (a platoon stand based to this standard really gives the impression of being a platoon), or one can cut base sizes by half and effectively quadruple one`s playing space.
I use the first method for WWII games, but the second for FWC. It allows me to play convention-sized games on the 3x2 foot coffee table in my living room. This is a definite boon for those of you out there who are urban apartment dwellers like myself.
I`d be interested in hearing comments from anyone else who`s attempting to play FWC in 3mm.


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P&P style presents "The Look of the Week".
Sunday, 22 February 2015
The Look of the Week
Thursday, 19 February 2015
Throwback to Pure London
✯ Hello shiny stars! ✯
Last week I told you about the Pure London event and in this post I want to share another collage with you. On the picture you can see some of my favourite outfits and patterns, hope you like them too. :)
Pieces from left to right: denim dress by Brise; vintage dress by Collectif London; dress by Anna Smith / LYDC London; dress by Brise; shirt by Miss Jolie.
Patterns from left to right: by Book of Deer; WOW Couture; Lashes of London; Little Mistress; City Goddess / Goddiva.
Don't forget to tell me in a comment which one you liked the most. :)
Lots of love,E
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Labels: 2015, anna smith, book of deer, brise, collectif, creative, designer, dresses, fashion, fashion event, kreativ, little mistress, London, look, miss jolie, outfit, p-and-p-style, pure london, style
Sunday, 15 February 2015
The Look of the Week
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Labels: 2015, bag, beckham, camel, coat, creative, fashion, high heels, jacket, kreativ, look, look of the week, new york fashion week, outfit, p-and-p-style, pants, style, sunglasses, sweater, victoria beckham
Monday, 9 February 2015
Pure London February Event 2015
✯ Hello shiny stars! ✯
On Sunday I took part on a great event. With my sister I visited the first day of the Pure London February event. Have you already heard about it? Honestly, I haven't - before. But now, I'm in love with it. I got to know some new brands and I have been very excited about them, so tomorrow I will be definitely there on the last day of the event as well.
A little information about Pure London: it is the UK's largest and most favourite fashion buying event, which brings buyers and brands together.
Pure London is held twice a year: once in February and once in August.
I had a great time there yesterday, I really enjoyed to stroll through the brands and to explore their collections. Here is a collage I made about my favourites.
Darling presented their collection with a very eye-catching design. It was typical London: Underground-sign and red telephone boxes.
The black dress on the picture is from Brise. It maybe looks simple, but I consider it lovely with the pattern.
The other dress with the butterfly print is by Madam Rage. It is so pretty, I just love it.
The shoes are from Little Mistress. They had great high heels and sandals in brilliant colours, often sequined or decorated with rhinestones.
The dresses in the corner also are from this brand. They have fabulous evening dresses with beautiful details.
The floral skirt is from the collection of IVKO Woman. I think, this knitted skirt looks great with boots.
Last but not least the brand Book of Deer. They stole my heart. The art they presented their collection was so cute. Pictures, "fortune cookies", little gnomes. And the clothes had such a cute and original design, on the picture for example with little houses. :)
I hope, you enjoyed my report about Pure London and if you have the opportunity, don't hesitate and visit the event tomorrow. It will be the last day.
Take care and enjoy your week. :)
Take care and enjoy your week. :)
Lots of love,
PS: Check out my sisters thoughts about the event here.
PS: Check out my sisters thoughts about the event here.
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Labels: 2015, book of deer, brise, creative, darling, designer, dresses, fashion, fashion event, high heels, ivko woman, kreativ, little mistress, London, look, madam rage, outfit, p-and-p-style, pure london, style
Sunday, 8 February 2015
The Look of the Week
Wednesday, 4 February 2015
Sunday, 1 February 2015
The Look of the Week
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Labels: 2015, beckham, belt, black, black shirt, button down shirt, creative, david beckham, fashion, jeans, kreativ, look, look of the week, outfit, p-and-p-style, pants, shirt, skinny jeans, skinny pants, style
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Certainly, everyone is aware of the warning label that comes on every package of cigarettes, and the smoking-related disease most people think of when they read that warning is likely lung cancer. But the truth is that smoking and tobacco use is also a major cause of periodontal (gum) disease. Continued smoking and tobacco use, along with gum disease, can eventually lead to tooth loss.
Tobacco Use and Oral Health
Gum disease is a bacterial infection that grows in the dental plaque that forms on the teeth and destroys the soft tissue and bone in your mouth. As gum infection worsens, the gum tissue breaks down and pulls away from your teeth, forming pockets. Studies have shown that smoking tobacco products means gum disease worsens more quickly. Treatment of gum disease is also more difficult in smokers because smoking hinders the healing process. Although researchers are still studying the effect of smoke on mouth tissue, they believe that smoking impacts how gum disease responds to treatments. It may be that there is a reaction because of all the chemicals that are present in tobacco.
Tobacco use other than cigarette smoking, such as cigars, pipes, and chewing tobacco, also put users at higher risk for developing problems with gums, as well as oral cancer and tooth loss.
Other Oral Health Problems Linked to Tobacco Use
The biggest threat to the health of tobacco users is cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, smokers are six times more likely than nonsmokers to develop certain types of mouth and throat cancers. And the risk does not stop there: Cancers of the lungs, larynx, esophagus, bladder, and kidneys are also linked to tobacco use, as are cancers of the gums, cheek, and lips.
For those who have lost their teeth and had them replaced with dental implants should also know that smoking will increase the risk that the implant procedure will fail.
The Good News About the Surgeon General's Warning
The good news about the warning on tobacco products is that those who heed it and quit using tobacco will greatly reduce their risks for gum disease and other problems that arise from tobacco use. Even a reduction in tobacco use is believed to give people an advantage when it comes to their health.
Let our Elk Grove Village Office Help!
If you are struggling to quit smoking or to stop using tobacco products, ask your dentist in Elk Grove Village to show you just how your habit is influencing your oral health. Call the Elk Grove Smile Center and let us help you break a bad habit!


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Alzheimer's probiotics trial shows improved cognition
A recent small clinical trial showed improved cognition in Alzheimer's patients who were given probiotics.
Researchers from Kashan University of Medical Sciences and Islamic Azad University completed a small, randomised, double-blind, controlled clinical trial on 52 women and men with Alzheimer's between 60 and 95 years of age.
Half of the patients received 200 ml milk daily enriched with four probiotic bacteria, while the other half received untreated milk.
Over the course of the small study, the average score on the cognitive impairment questionnaire significantly increased in the group receiving probiotics.
The clinical trial is published in the Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience online journal.
Walter Lukiw, Professor of Neurology, Neuroscience and Ophthalmology and Bollinger Professor of Alzheimer's disease at Louisiana State University, who reviewed the study but was not involved in the research, says in the journal blog, "This early study is interesting and important because it provides evidence for gastrointestinal tract microbiome components playing a role in neurological function, and indicates that probiotics can, in principle, improve human cognition".
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View 1 - 10 results for brain explode comic strips. Discover the best "Brain Explode" comics from Dilbert.com.
Friday August 25,
Tags #bowels of accounting, #dilbert trapped, #head backwards, #brain explode, #paradigm shit
The caption reads, "Dilbert is trapped in the bowels of accounting." Dogbert says to a demonlike clerk, "I understand you have Dilbert in there. Free him, or else . . ." The clerk responds, "Else what?" Dogbert replies, "Or else I will put this cap on my head BACKWARDS! Your little hardwired accounting brain will explode just looking at it." Wearing the cap backwards, Dogbert approaches Dilbert who is still hanging over the pit. Dilbert asks, "What was that popping sound?" Dogbert answers, "A paradigm shifting without a clutch."
Saturday July 09,
Ted Has Fly Brain
Tags #greeting card, #sick, #brain damage, #marketing, #advertising, #mindless, #business, #medical
Carol: Sign this card for Ted. A fly went up his nose and laid eggs in his brain. Dilbert: Is he coming back to work? Carol: We think he'll live out his days in Marketing.
Wednesday November 30,
Brain Escapes Ear Holes
Tags #bored, #boredom, #brain, #menial
Boss: I need you to research this. Dilbert: Uh-oh. This task is so boring that I"m worried my brain will try to escape out of my ear holes. Boss: That's not a real thing, is it? Dilbert: Ow! It's starting!
Friday November 24,
Brain Scan
Tags #brain, #thinking, #cognition, #personality, #abnormality, #psychology
Wally: My doctor says my laziness is caused by a brain abnormality. Dilbert: Doesn't everyone in the world have a unique brain that determines what they do? Boss: Is he right about that? Wally: I'd have to see his brain scan. Sounds like a tumor.
Friday April 03,
Alice's Brain Is Full
Tags #business, #managers & supervisors, #brain, #full, #memory, #work
boss: why aren't you working? alice: my brain is full. boss: i'll check back later. alice: i won't remember you.
Monday March 28,
Tags #dual core processors, #brain, #disconcerting, #email answer
Asok says, "To answer your question faster, I'll need to use the two halves of my brain like dual core processors." Asok says, "I'm only warning you because it might be disconcerting to watch." Woman says, "How bad could it be?" Asok says, "Wah-ah-geeee!" Woman says, "Maybe you can e-mail me your answer."
Monday April 04,
Tags #managers & supervisors, #brain overload, #detailed answer, #broken, #decison, #nodding, #sensing opportunity, #business
Alice says, "Now you've done it. He has brain overload from your unnecessarily detailed answer." Alice says, "Great. He's totally broken and we need a decision today." Dilbert says, "Is he nodding yes?" Alice says, "I'm sensing an opportunity here."
Monday May 02,
Tags #exhaustion / tiredness, #office workers, #peak efficeincy, #brain, #peak effiency, #not working
Dilbert: My brain isn't working at its peak efficiency this afternoon. Common sense says I should go home early to avoid making any mistakes that would be bad for the company. Unless... nothing I... do is important. Boss: Sounds like your brain is back to its peak efficiency.
Wednesday March 16,
Tags #exercise & fitness, #ignorance (knowledge), #managers & supervisors, #brain work better, #the ighties, #debunks science, #business
Alice says, "Scientists say that exercise makes your brain work better." The Boss says, "I haven't exercised since the eighties." The Boss says, "That pretty much debunks science." Alice says, "It had a good run."
Friday September 09,
Tags #keep brain out, #laziness, #long and complicated, #technical recommendation, #thinking, #make decision
Dilbert: Did you read my technical recommendation? Boss: No. It's too long and complicated. Dilbert: How do you plan to make a decision without reading it? Boss: I'll use my gut. Dilbert: It's probably a good idea to keep your brain out of this. Boss: Quiet! It's saying something. Noise: GROWL.


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The start of Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year, will start on Friday 31st January. According the the Chinese Zodiac 2014 is the year of the horse, bringing great energy and success for some. Traditionally celebrated in Asia for 15 days with parades, firecrackers and festivities, here at Grays we have found some interesting and auspicious pieces to welcome in the New Year.
|Japanese wood netsuke of horse emerging from a gourd,
signed with kakihan, circa 1840. Offered by K&M Antiques.
|Carved ivory ojime bead, Meiji, signed Yukimasa. Offered by Guest & Gray
|Pair of 18ct gold horse head and stirrups cufflinks, c1950s.
Offered by The Antique Jewellery Company.
You can celebrate Chinese New Year in London on Sunday 2nd February with events taking place throughout the capital - the largest celebrations outside of Asia, according to Visit London. Why not plan a trip to Grays to find some treasures of your own.


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What is the COUNT Function?
The COUNT Function is an Excel Statistical function. This function helps count the number of cells that contain a number, as well as the number of arguments that contain numbers. It will also count numbers in any given array. It was introduced in Excel in 2000.
As a financial analyst, it is useful in analyzing data if we wish to keep a count of cells in a given range.
=COUNT(value1, value2….)
Value1 (required argument) – The first item or cell reference or range for which we wish to count numbers.
Value2… (optional argument) – We can add up to 255 additional items, cell references, or ranges within which we wish to count numbers.
Remember this function will count only numbers and ignore everything else.
How to use the COUNT Function in Excel?
To understand the uses of this function, let us consider a few examples:
Example 1
Let's see the results that we get using the data below:
As seen above, the function ignored text or formula errors and counted numbers only.
The results we got in Excel are shown below:
A few observations
- Logical values and errors are not counted by this function
- As Excel stores dates as a serial number, the function returned 1 count for date.
This function can be used for an array. If we use the formula =COUNT(B5:B10), we will get the result 4 as shown below:
Example 2
Let's assume we imported data and wish to see the number of cells with numbers in them. The data given are shown below:
To count the cells with numeric data, we use the formula COUNT(B4:B16).
We get 3 as the result, as shown below:
The COUNT function is fully programmed. It counts the number of cells in a range that contain numbers and returns the result as shown above.
Suppose we use the formula COUNT(B5:B17,345). We will get the result below:
You may be wondering because B10 contains 345 in the given range. So why did the function return 4?
The reason is that in the COUNT function, all values in the formula are put side by side and then all numbers get counted. Therefore, the number "345" has nothing to do with the range. As a result, the formula will add the numbers of the two values in the formula.
Example 3 – Using COUNT function with the AVERAGE function
Suppose the prices of a certain commodity are given as below:
If we wish to find out the average price from January 8 to 12, we can use the AVERAGE function along with the COUNT and OFFSET functions.
The formula to use will be:
The OFFSET function helped in creating dynamic rectangular ranges. By giving the starting reference B2, we specified the rows and columns the final range would include.
OFFSET will now return a range originating from the last entry in column B. Now the COUNT function is used for all of column B to get the required row offset. It counts only numeric values, so the headings, if any, are automatically ignored.
There are 12 numerical values in column B, so offset would resolve to OFFSET(B2,12,0,-5). With these values, OFFSET starts at B2, offsets 12 rows to B13, then uses -5 to extend the rectangular range up "backward" five rows to create the range B9:B12.
Finally, OFFSET returns the range B9:B12 to the AVERAGE function, which computes the average of values in that range.
Things to remember
- If we wish to count logical values, then we should use the COUNTA function.
- The function belongs to the COUNT function family. There are five variants of COUNT functions: COUNT, COUNTA, COUNTBLANK, COUNTIF, and COUNTIFS.
- We need to use the COUNTIF function or COUNTIFS function if we want to count only numbers that meet specific criteria.
- If we wish to count based on certain criteria, then we should use COUNTIF.
- The COUNT function doesn't count logical values TRUE or FALSE.
Click here to download the sample Excel file
Additional resources
Thanks for reading CFI's guide to important Excel functions! By taking the time to learn and master these functions, you'll significantly speed up your financial analysis. To learn more, check out these additional CFI resources:


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Canine Care Guides
Blood Pressure Test
A blood pressure test measures the pressure of blood against arterial walls as the blood is pumped through the body. As a general rule of thumb, blood pressure should not exceed about 160/100 mm Hg in dogs and cats. The first number is the systolic blood pressure, or the pressure when the heart contracts. The second reading is the diastolic blood pressure, which is lower because it is the pressure when the heart relaxes between contractions. Blood pressure is measured in millimeters of mercury (mm Hg).Read More
Bordetella bronchiseptica
Bordetella bronchiseptica (B. bronchiseptica) is a bacterium that is commonly associated with respiratory disease in dogs. It can also infect cats, rabbits, and, in rare cases, humans. It is one of the most common bacterial causes of canine infectious tracheobronchitis, which is also sometimes called kennel cough. B. bronchiseptica is highly contagious, easily transmitted through direct contact or the air, and resistant to destruction in the environment.
Breast Cancer in Dogs and Cats
Breast cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal mammary gland (breast) cells. If left untreated, certain types of breast cancer can metastasize (spread) to other mammary glands, lymph nodes, the lungs, and other organs throughout the body.Read More
Breeding Your Dog
Most shelters and rescue organizations are overflowing with mixed breed and purebred dogs that are perfectly friendly and adoptable, but there simply aren't enough homes for them. As a result, approximately three to four million unwanted dogs and cats are euthanized each year, according to the Humane Society of the United States. Producing more puppies, for any other reason than to improve the breed, just exacerbates the problem.Read More
Brushing Your Dog's Teeth
Periodontal (gum) disease can lead to tooth loss and affects most dogs before they are 3 years old. Bacteria from periodontal disease can spread to affect other organs and cause illness. One of the best ways to help prevent periodontal disease is to brush your dog's teeth on a regular basis—daily, if he or she will allow it.Read More


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the IDEA
ioCamper is a transportable and expandable apartment house. It opens to four times to its original size. It provides three separated rooms.
You can transport it in collapsed state on a flat trailer or in the cargo of a van.
Opening process works with the wireless remote or manually
The ioCamper is able to transform a simple van to a motorhome without any mechanical modification on the van. If you fix it to the trailer then it works as a caravan. Put the ioCamper into a van's cargo or on the trailer, fix it with four screws and that's it. The ioCamper expands to FOUR times to its original size with the remote control. The opened ioCamper provides extraordinary comfort for 4 people with 4 pcs full size beds, kitchen, toilet, external shower, dining area, air condition, solar power supply, led lights, entertainment system, etc…
You can use the van's ORIGINAL FUNCTIONS and turns the van into a motorcaravan when you need it.
the ioCamper
Discover the main FUNCTIONS
hot plates
kitchen storage
portable toilet (stored in the wardrobe)
livingroom 2
190x80cm bed
2pcs USB device charging
livingroom 1
190x80cm bed
24" TV with
entertainment system
dining table and seats for 4
2pcs USB device charging
190x144cm bed
2pcs USB device charging
large wardrobe
230V power connection
Tap Water connection
External shower
Air conditioning with cooling and heating functions
Solar panels on top of the ioCamper
Connection to supplied electricity and tap water
Each room has a separate light system with remote controlled multicolor led panels
24" LED camping TV with entertainment system
Three modes to use
use as a stand-alone apartment
as a motorcaravan
as a trailer caravan
Use it in your courtyard as a guest house, or as a fishing bungalow or many other ways
The base part of the ioCamper remains inside the van's cargo compartment, open the rear door and expand the apartment
You can travel with your family easily with a small size trailer. It takes five minutes to open the camper and enjoy the space and comfort
Why people NEED THIS?
The main benefit of the ioCamper is that the small size closed box can be put into your existing van. You do NOT need to transform your van to a motorhome spending plenty of money, and do NOT need to modify anything on your van. So, you won't lose your van's original functions, you'll be able to carry goods or people with it in the future.
If you put it on a trailer than you can travel with your family. It is easy to drive with a small size trailer and open the ioCamper when you've reached your destination.
Also, an important preference is the additional possible usage of the ioCamper. You can use it as a standalone apartment in your courtyard, or as a fishing bungalow, or many other ways. Perhaps you want to invite your friend or family members but you don't have enough space. Just open the ioCamper in your garden and use it as a small guest-house.
What kind of VAN can be loaded with ioCamper?
The standard model has a size of 2.6 * 1.4 * 1.7 m (l * w * h), which can be fitted to any L2 H2 (or bigger) van such as Fiat Ducato, Citroen Jumper, Peugeot Boxer, Ford Transit. Please measure your van's cargo size before ordering!
Later it will be available in more different sizes to fit in other vans like Mercedes Sprinter, Renault Traffic, etc… These vans have much smaller distance between the wheel arches, so we will need to redesign the structure in the near future.
Do you need any skills or training to use the ioCamper?
No. It is enough to follow the user guide. The process is operated by a touchscreen remote device which is connected to ioCamper's via Bluetooth. Naturally it is possible to operate manually upon your request.
How long does it take to open and use it?
The apartment can be used within 5 to 10 minutes, depending on which way we want to use
the ioCamper.
Different variants available?
We are going to start the production with one size only, but it is planned to make different sizes in the near future.
Where does the ide comes from?
…do everything for your family…
My son asked me to go for a camp-holiday so my wife and me decided to hire or buy a caravan or a
motorhome. While searching for the right tool, we've experienced the following
In case of rent, the daily rental cost is equal to the price of a full-service hotel room and at least 150
km away from our nearest rental possibility.
For shopping, the hardest compromise with a motorhome is that we can use it only for the journeys.
We have an old, but good conditioned 9-passengers van, which would have lost its original function if
it was converted into a motorhome, so I dropped this option as well.
At this time, I started to search the web for a compact camping-insert box for the van's cargo. After a
comprehensive search, I had to come to the conclusion that a device with appropriate comfort didn't
exist. At this point I decided to design an expandable apartment house that can be inserted into the
existing van's cargo (and can be simply removed from there whenever). Using my mechanical
engineering knowledge and my work experience, the design process has started...
Aug. 2016
Using all my free time I made a lot of 3D plans on my computer that were constantly built on one to
another. The picture in my head and PC screen was cleansed from day to day regarding the feasibility
of my idea. I found nearly the 20th version as good as to show to my family and my closest friends. I
asked their opinion about its shape and usability...
Jan. 2017
Based on the latest designs, I have created a working, realistic M 2: 1 scale model in 3 months. I have
built in the most important operational features in the model. Based on the experience gained during
the construction and operation of the model I fine-tuned the prototype plans...
April. 2017
I rented a right-sized workshop and found the best partners to build the prototype. My team members are an IT programmer, a construction engineer, an electrical technician, a mechanic technician, and an economist.
April. 2018
International PATENT protection
We have obtained the international patent for the ioCamper as a fully-comfort apartment house, and its unique opening technique.
Sept. 2019
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Some of the world's largest fleets rely on Bandag retreads. Retread tires are an economically and environmentally responsible tire choice. A retreaded truck tire saves enough energy to power 800 homes for an hour [1] and can help reduce operating costs by half or more. [2]
You may be wondering what sets Bandag retreads apart from all the other tire retreading shops near 63566. It begins with years of engineering experience and an enduring promise of quality. Our tread designs are specialized to match your fleet's application. They're put through the wringer and tested in the real world. Because you don't drive in a lab. You drive on the open road, and sometimes off the beaten path. Your Bandag retreads need to go there with you. Our advanced rubber compounds are specially formulated to endure hard wear. And our inventive designs lower tire rolling resistance to boost fuel efficiency.
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[1] From Duke: A retreaded truck tire =2901 MJ/tire energy savings is enough to power 800 homes for 1 hour (3.62 MJ per home per hour). 15 M retreads/year - 43.5N MJ - enough to power all the homes in the US for 4 days (based on 2016 US Census of 125.82M households in the US) [2] Many of the largest fleets in the US recognized the value of retreads back in the 1970s and have been saving over $1MM annually ever since. The primary benefit of retreaded tires is the reduced cost, less than 1.5 cents per mile, versus the industry average of around 4.5 cents per mile. A quality casing can be retreaded as long as it meets strict inspection requirements.


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The Carrie Remake, Remade With Paper Cut-Outs
Tired of horror remakes and re-imaginings? Think you could do better with colored paper and badly female-impersonating voice-actors? Want to watch a telekinetic girl in action live on paper-view?
If you're Travis Betz, this is nothing new. The filmmaker behind the imaginative low-budget demon love story Lo has been doing paper trailers for a while, re-envisioning the likes of Lord of the Rings and Machete Kills.
The cut-out nature of his characters is undoubtedly a commentary on Hollywood and its paper-thin, two-dimensional plots. When remaking a remake, this goes double.
What emerges is strangely artful…from a certain point of view. Keep calm and Carrie on.
(Yeah, I just wanted to say that last part. Even though I know I totally did not set it up properly.)
Hit the jump, and stay for the "outtakes" at the end – a bonus the actual film will surely not deliver…
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We look first at the monastery site and the church with its sculpted doorway. In our next post we describe the numerous crosses, both carved and painted, throughout the monastery. Finally we look at the wealth of early murals inside the convento.
Beside the High Hill
Franciscan missionaries arrived in Tepeapulco in 1527, led by Father Toribio Motolinia, one of the original Franciscan Twelve—a dedicated missionary and chronicler of the Spiritual Conquest.
The monastery was founded in the following year by the eminent preacher and scholar Fray Andrés de Olmos, also one of the Twelve. The imposing new monastery, dedicated to St Francis, was built atop the prehispanic pyramid, using the stone of the demolished temple. Construction was often interrupted by plagues among the Indians and a perennial shortage of friars.
However, both church and cloister were complete when Fray Bernardino de Sahagún stayed here from 1558 to 1560, working on the Primeros Memoriales, the first part of his epic account of native society and religion.
From the town plaza below, a flight of stone steps climbs steeply to the western gateway of the atrium—a huge enclosed area of shady gardens crisscrossed by stone-flagged pathways. At the far end, another broad stairway, in part of prehispanic origin, leads to the monastery itself, set high on an upper terrace.
Although the church was substantially rebuilt in the 18th century, its plain facade is original. The tower, dated 1530 by a plaque on its north face, is very early, possibly the first ever built in Mexico. Officially prohibited by the constitutions of the Order, towers were especially rare in Franciscan churches of this period.
The Church Doorway
Apart from the siting, the first thing to catch the eye of the visitor is the intricately carved porch, whose simplicity of design and richness of detail established a pattern for numerous other church and chapel doorways throughout the region.
Derived from an even earlier doorway at Texcoco, it features broad jambs inset with densely carved relief foliage, a sculpted archway and a surmounting alfiz framed by the Franciscan knotted cord.
But the chief focus of interest is the fantastical archway or archivolt frieze, expertly carved in the round. The iconography of the frieze, especially its unusual bestiary, raises a number of questions as to its meaning and sources.
Putti mounted side saddle on lions and jaguars, some of which appear to be feathered, ride around the archway in a frieze with birds, crosses, acanthus leaves and codex-style speech scrolls.
The exact significance of these felines is unclear, although big cats were associated with Tlaloc—felines also appear in the monastery friezes and the nearby Caja de Agua.
(In prehispanic imagery there are many fabulous beasts with mixed attributes, some including feathers. The plumed serpent is the best known, considered to represent the deity/folk hero Quetzalcoatl, but there are others including dogs (el coyote emplumado) and felines—el tigre emplumado—reportedly an earth and water deity in nearby Teotihuacan.
Also it is not certain that the riders are cherubs; they may be other supernaturals. There are other items in the frieze like the owl/eagle and drum like objects. Song/speech scrolls issue from the mouths of both the human and animal figures.
In contrast to the sophisticated carving of the archway the relief of St. Francis receiving the Stigmata above the door is primitive, the rudely formed figures set in a locally inspired landscape of cone-like hills and, significantly, maguey plants.
Maguey sap is the source of pulque, the mildly alcoholic native beverage, for which Tepeapulco was famous in prehispanic and colonial times. Other references to pulque appear throughout the monastery.
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All things wedding albums… by TaraD
Happy new year! We are in full flow this January hitting the ground running!
Does anyone else feel that Christmas was a distant memory even though we are only a few days into the new year? Well we do but we are incredibly excited about all the adventures and events lined up for 2020 so we hope its a great one for you too!
Diana has kicked off the blog writing for us, in between designing some beautiful albums. So here is some info from her on that!
"Designing an album for a special event in someone's life, like a wedding, is an important part of a photographer's job. Our job is not done after the day is over and we all go home. After someone 's special day, and after the long editing process , we get to have some more fun! The first part of designing an album is to choose the top 100 photos (in the case of a wedding) that we feel represent the major parts of the day. They should represent special moments like the bride & groom getting ready before church, bride arriving at church, the ceremony, family portraits after the ceremony and so on…
Then we review what we know about the couple, from working with them in person as well as from the photos. For example, what are some of their hobbies? What are their favourite colours? Are they part of a team? We do this so we can better personalise their album with something more relevant for them like their favourite colour or poem or song or special moment from the wedding.
While the majority of couples choose a plain black / white background for their wedding album, giving them the option of colours, themes or graphics can really make their album and photos stand out. Every couple should consider this when working with their photographer on their album. While we create this initial version of the album, we work closely with the couple on revising it until they are happy with the final product. This album will exist for generations to come and will tell your story, it should be as personal to you and as beautiful as possible."
Want to know more about our albums? Or would you like us to design a beautiful album for you? Then get in touch today to see more samples!
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I recently took a trip to Sonoma County, Calif., and while the trip involved some sight-seeing among my business goings-on, it also had its share of personal visits to the local grocer, a nearby store called Lucky.
Lucky is part of a store chain owned by a firm called SaveMart, another California-based food retailer. SaveMart operates both Lucky and SaveMart in 243 store locations throughout California.
While I was there, I learned of an innovation with a firm called REMAG that would have consumers return their used, mailed catalogs and magazines to REMAG-administered kiosks and recycling collection bins in test store locations. By scanning a barcode on the label of a returned catalog or magazine at the kiosk location, the consumer can receive multiple coupons of their choice for a future purchase from a publisher or catalog, a wide variety of store items, or other kiosk marketing sponsor-partner. It's not that much different from returning cans and bottles to a kiosk, except catalogs and magazines don't come with deposits to be redeemed—consumers instead are rewarded with coupons for recycling.
It struck me how much of a win/win/win this is for everyone, and made me curious as to whether or not REMAG, which is a two-year-old company, is set to take off.
Think about all the benefits that are accrued here among stakeholders:
The consumer gets a handily located recycling kiosk just as they are entering a food retail location for this highly desired grade of recovered paper—old catalogs and magazines (OMG). OMG is highly valued since its fibers are usually long, dense and strong, making it a valuable component of subsequent manufactured recycled paper products. For their efforts, the customers are awarded a discount, coupon or other incentive to purchase from the very companies and brands they frequent.
For the retailer, REMAG kiosks are a great way to attract new customers and reward customer loyalty. The retailer also generates revenue for the valuable OMG that is recovered at the kiosk, alongside the customer purchases made during the store visit. In addition, with five cents of every coupon going to a local charity, the store gets customer "good will" for siting the kiosk and is assisting the local community—always popular for retailers. Lastly, as another recycling station—in this case for OMG paper—the REMAG kiosk is easily integrated into a store's already-existing recycling collection center (where bottles and cans are collected, and deposits redeemed).
The catalog retailer and magazine publisher also gain from good will, while extending future purchase opportunities to the consumer who is performing the recycling collection task. (Most likely these consumers are already a catalog prospect or customer, or subscriber or casual reader of the magazine.) In turn, by way of incentives, these marketers may receive a new merchandise purchase by way of the coupon, or a new, renewed or gift subscription that otherwise may have gone untapped, or pushed off to another unspecified time. As magazine newsstand sales wane, this innovation could be an important method to attract new customers and remind readers to renew, or to perhaps extend a gift subscription to another.
REMAG gains, too. Whether or not the kiosks carry the REMAG branding, or that of the host store or other marketing partner (publishers, catalogers, recyclers, paper companies, etc.), the company gets to share a percentage of the coupon redemption revenue for every new product order or subscription it generates for its partners, as well as revenue for category sponsorships.
Local recyclers or paper companies with which REMAG does business get to put the collected papers to subsequent productive use—ensuring another life for a valuable fiber and an affordable source for that fiber. Despite the uncertain economy, there is a critical shortage of recovered paper—and all indications are that this commodity will continue to grow in demand globally. Magazine publishers and catalogers have an easy way to show that they are part of the solution.
Think global, act local. I suspect most California consumers, like most Americans, love to recycle, or at least support recycling collection activity as a matter of habit. The key is to make recycling collection easy and convenient. With a financial reward for recycling, both REMAG and SaveMart are excited about the prospects for a successful trial.
According to REMAG's sustainability consultant David Refkin, the Lucky/SaveMart kiosk placement agreement initially will involve up to 8 stores in the Bay Area and the Central Valley of California for an initial test. If all goes well, it will likely roll out to other Lucky/SaveMart locations, too. One of the pilot location stores will be in San Bruno, very close to San Francisco Airport should you happen to be in the neighborhood.
For REMAG to be successful, many moving parts will have to come together successfully. There will need to be promotion of the participating store drop-off locations, as well as accessibility and awareness to the consumer. The collected material will need to be picked up, transported or distributed to a local or regional recovered fiber user.
The host store locations will hope to see local residents participating cleanly—as they potentially grow business by attracting new customers who happen to learn of the recovery drop-off sites, and choose to use them. And catalog retailers and magazine publishers will need to participate as well, to make sure they are leveraging this new and environmentally friendly "channel" in a smart business way that engages their prospects and customers.
Let's see what happens in California and REMAG's test there. We all might stand to get a little bit lucky.


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Third quarter 2012 Arkansas income up 3.75%
Arkansas' personal income totaled $103.093 billion in the third quarter of 2012, up almost 4% compared to the same period of 2011, and up almost 1% compared to the second quarter of 2012.
Nationwide, personal income growth slowed to 0.5% in the third quarter of 2012, from 0.7% in the second quarter.
The report, released Wednesday (Dec. 19) by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, showed that personal income related to the agri sector in Arkansas was up 0.31% compared to the second quarter of 2012.
Nationwide, farm earnings grew 5.8% in the third quarter after being down 4.7% in the second quarter.
"The strong farm earnings growth reflects net insurance settlements associated with the summer drought. Farm proprietors' income excluding those net insurance settlements fell 4.9 % in the third quarter after falling 9.4 % in the second quarter," noted the BEA report.
Following are personal income comparisons for Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri.
• Arkansas (year-over-year)
2012 Q3: $103.093 billion
2011 Q3: $99.363 billion
up 3.75%
• Arkansas (second quarter to third quarter)
2012 Q3: $103.093 billion
2012 Q2: $102.106 billion
up 0.096%
• Oklahoma (year-over-year)
2012 Q3: $148.720 billion
2011 Q3: $143.814 billion
up 3.41%
• Missouri (year-over-year)
2012 Q3: $234.433 billion
2011 Q3: $229.026 billion
up 2.36%
Other areas of gains (between second quarter and third quarter 2012) in Arkansas included a 0.06% increase in durable goods income; a 0.06% gain in management jobs; a 0.05% gain in professional/technical services; health care income up 0.05%; and real estate up 0.02%.
The mining sector in Arkansas posted a 0.01% decline, as did accommodation and food services.
The BEA report included the following key points.
• Growth slowed in 34 states, accelerated in 11, and was unchanged in 5. Growth across states ranged from 1.4% in North Dakota to a 1.6% decline in South Dakota.
• Inflation, as measured by the national price index for personal consumption expenditures, accelerated to 0.4% in the third quarter from 0.2% in the second quarter.
• Overall, earnings grew 0.5% in the third quarter of 2012, up from 0.4% in the second quarter.
• Earnings increased in 19 of the 24 industries for which BEA prepares quarterly estimates, with the largest percentage increase in farming (which grew 5.8%, after falling 4.7% in the previous quarter). The largest contributions to earnings growth were professional services (which increased $7.7 billion, up from $2.5 billion) and construction (which increased $6.7 billion, up from $0.3 billion).
• Earnings in the construction industry grew 3.6 % in Texas and 3.3 % in Oklahoma in the third quarter. Earnings growth of $2.3 billion in these two states was more than one half the $4.4 billion of construction earnings growth in the other forty-eight states.


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401K plans have become the default retirement plan. The 401K industry has been taking steps to improve and help increase the chances of a virtuous retirement for more people. 401K plans have been changing for the better in recent years, and the costs and expenses of these plans have decreased.
Some of the current trends in the 401 (k) retirement plan are:
- Simpler plans, these types of plans result in higher participation rates and better investment options for most employees. Simpler plans result in higher participation rates and higher investment rates for employees. You can get reliable 401k compliance services online at https://www.cxcsolutions.com/compliance/401k/ .
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- Automatic enrollment. This is growing rapidly and increases enrollment rates and plan success measures. Default contribution rates are typically 3% + of salary initially.
- Target date diversified retirement funds are used as the default option for employees rather than a stable value or money market option.
- Increased employer/owner concern about retirement plan costs and expenses and fiduciary responsibility (funds, fees, compliance, diversification, plan design, etc.).
- Increased willingness and ability to provide investment education and advice to participants from advisers and providers thanks to the 2006 Pension Protection Act. Companies are interested in obtaining more investment advice and education in person rather than written materials, online tools, or phone resources.
- Early access to plans. 49% now offer immediate eligibility to new hires (instead of requiring 1 year of employment).
401 (k) plans are definitely getting better and moving in the right direction to help people increase their chances of success in retirement.


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The 2016 MacBook Pro series of notebooks includes the 13-inch MacBook Pro that features function keys, followed by two notebooks that feature the Touch Bar and Touch ID. While we have covered their detailed specifications for the base models, what sort of hardware and software combination would you get in return if you have the necessary funds to purchase the most high-end model from all the three notebooks announced yesterday? Let us find out.
Here Are the Most Spec'd Out Versions of All 2016 MacBook Pro Models – Which One Will You Be Getting to Satisfy Your Hardware Requirements
To recap on the previous pricing details, Apple's latest MacBook Pro family starts from the following:
- 13-inch MacBook Pro: $1,499
- 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar and Touch ID: $1,799
- 15-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar and Touch ID: $2,399
Here, we will be comparing the pricing of all the models regarding their highest configured hardware specifications. Keep in mind that in addition to the hardware, we will also be including Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro X, which is paid software that creative professionals use, which will require a lot of space, memory and a whole lot of processing power.
13-Inch MacBook Pro
Remember that no matter which 13-inch MacBook Pro you end up purchasing, you will still be getting the same iGPU from Intel. If you want a dedicated GPU from AMD, then consider increasing your budget and getting your hands on the powerful 15-inch MacBook Pro. This particular model gives you an ample 16GB of RAM, a dual-core processor, and a 1TB PCIe-based SSD. Unfortunately, you will only be getting two Thunderbolt 3 ports, but they will have a maximum data transfer speed of 10Gbps.
13-Inch MacBook Pro With Touch Bar and Touch ID
This model brings several upgrades to the table, including the exciting new Touch Bar and Touch ID sensor that we've all heard about. In addition, it also features a total of 4 Thunderbolt 3 ports coupled with an upgraded i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and 1TB of PCIe-based SSD. You'll definitely be paying a lot for this one, but when comparing all three models, you will notice that this particular model provides you with the best 'bang for the buck' ratio, at least where you're counting MacBook Pro models.
15-Inch MacBook Pro With Touch Bar and Touch ID
Those who need the serious firepower will opt for these, but just remember that you'll need to spend a lot of money to become the proud owner of the completely spec'd out 2016 15-inch MacBook Pro. Armed with a total of four Thunderbolt 3 ports, along with a quad-core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and 2TB of PCIe SSD storage, you also get a Radeon Pro with 4GB worth of video memory, not to mention the Touch Bar and Touch ID.
After looking at all of these models, which one will you prefer purchasing, assuming your budget is able to pick up one of these notebooks? Tell us your thoughts right away.


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Intocable arrived on the Latin scene with the appearance of the album 'Fuego Eterno' released on February 22, 1994. The song 'Síguele' quickly became a hit and made Intocable one of the fastest growing performers at that moment. After that, Intocable came out with the most popular album 'La Historia' which features some of the most beloved tracks from the Intocable collection. 'La Historia' features the single 'Es Tan Bello' which has made itself the most recognized for music lovers to hear during the gigs. In addition to 'Es Tan Bello', most of other songs from 'La Historia' have also become recognized as a result. A handful of Intocable's most famous tour albums and songs are displayed below. After 22 years since the release of 'Fuego Eterno' and making a huge effect in the industry, followers consistently unite to watch Intocable on stage to play tracks from the full discography.
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Dear Kay,
Well, the tribe has spoken, and the choice for Side One of Big Daddy's Piano Bench Cushion is:
Big Dot.
This is a slip stitch pattern, which means that I'm knitting only one color per row, yet it creates this illusion that there's more going on. Berrry clever. If you ever want to do color work without actually doing any color work, slip stitch patterns are the way to go.
Doing a slip stitch pattern using Euroflax linen yarn means that you get a puckery fabric. Slipping stitches demands a lot of a stitch: in this pattern the slipped stitch carries over six rows of stockinette, so by the time the slipped stitch is knitted again, it's stretching pretty far. In a wool yarn, this would not be a problem–bouncy, resilient wool can handle a lot of abuse. In this case, the linen is not stretching a bit, so the result is Extreme Texture. Kind of a seersuckery deal, see? I like it, but wonder how it will block out. My swatch flattened considerably, but it was small.
This pattern also creates THE curliest fabric ever. I'm counting on the cushion and corner ties to make this thing behave. That and the endless bottoms that will be sitting on it.
Speaking of music, that's our good friend Mr. Burt Bacharach holding down the knitting. He's modeling the latest sweater from his 1989 collection, The Burt Bacharach Anthology. He seems to be influenced by Sasha Kagan, or the early Kim Hargreaves.
Still debating what to do on the backside of this cushion. All these dots have me craving something larger scaled.


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NIGERIA'S National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (Nafdac) has announced a ban on the open sale of the pesticide Sniper and related products manufactured by Dichlorvos in response to their recent use to commit suicide.
Of late, Sniper, an agricultural product introduced to combat pests, has been widely used to commit suicide, particularly among youths and students. In response to the growing misuse of the products, Nafdac director-general Professor Moji Adeyeye, said that as from September 1, 2019, Sniper and other related products would not be sold in supermarkets and in the open markets.
Professor Adeyeye added: "Nafdac is giving a two-month, up to August 31, 2019, notice to brand owners/distributors to recall and withdraw their products from open markets and supermarkets that do not have garden corner/shelves to the agro dealer outlets. The sale of Sniper insecticide and other Dichlorvos brands in open markets and supermarkets nationwide is prohibited with effect from September 1, 2019.
"Nafdac is giving a six-month moratorium up to January 1, 2020 for brand owners to exhaust the products that are in various accredited agro-input dealers (distributors/marketers/retailers) outlets. Nafdac has ordered the mandatory listing of dealers, distributors, marketers and retailers of agrochemicals and all Nafdac formations are expected to collect the list to ensure continual monitoring of all agro dealers in their states."
According to Professor Adeyeye, CropLife Nigeria, in collaboration with Nafdac, had agreed to provide antidotes against Dichlorvos poisoning in tertiary and secondary medical centres across Nigeria, as well as the reformulation of all Dichlorvos products to include bitter agents and vomiting induced agents. She added that the agency has banned the importation and manufacture of 100ml pack size of all Dichlorvos products with immediate effect while the hawking of all agrochemical formulations was also prohibited.


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Francis, AK and Rao, Ch Pulla and Iqbal, M and Nagaraj, R and Vijayan, M and Balaram, P (1982) Helical conformations of three crystalline pentapeptide fragments of suzukacillin, a membrane channel forming polypeptide. In: Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 106 (4). pp. 1240-1247.
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The crystal structures of three pentapeptide fragments of suzukacillin-A have been determined. Boc-Aib-Pro-Val-Aib-Val-OMe (peptide 1–5) adopts a distorted helical conformation, stabilized by three intramolecular hydrogen bonds (two 5→1, one 4→1). Boc-Ala-Aib-Ala-Aib-Aib-OMe (peptide 6–10) and Boc-Leu-Aib-Pro-Val-Aib-OMe (peptide 16–20) adopt 310 helical structures stabilized by three and two 4→1 intramolecular hydrogen bonds, respectively. These structures provide substantial support for a largely helical conformation for the suzukacillin membrane channel.
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