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Great doctor, great staff... Doctor is very thorough.
I visited the office located at the 129 Wadsworth, NY, NY. Before seeing the doctor, there’s like a caos! The office assistant doesn’t reflect what I expected; like they don’t care about the patient. There’s no Customer service skills. A little bit disappointed. But the medical assistant and the doctors as well are highly recommended.
I called the doctor's office just to let him know that I would be 15 minutes late. Once I arrived, I was seen right away by the medical assistant who was very professional and made me feel comfortable on my first visit. Dr. Kalafatic examined me and asked all the right questions. Never was there a rush by either Dr. Kalafatic or his staff. I have scheduled a follow up appointment. 5 Stars all around.
Very profesional, wanted to read my background before he could determine what’s next. Excellent bedside manner.
Top notch service. I made an appointment about a health concern through Zoc Doc and was seen on the same day only 2 hours later! Appropriate tests were conducted, I was evaluated and treated in a prompt and professional manner. The doctor was pleasant, helpful, and kind. His assistants were also pleasant and helpful. Highly recommended.
Super great a very thorough in my evaluation. Going to a cardiologist at the age of 23 can be an uncomfortable experience but he was very relatable and informative. Would recommend to anyone looking for a doctor who is able to explain the why and not just the what of the things that are happening.In the UK, Public Lending Rights (PLR) will be extended to include ebooks and audiobooks borrowed from libraries, reports the Bookseller.
Effective from 1 July, the change means authors will be eligible for payment when their works are borrowed in electronic or audio formats, in the same way as they are with physical books.
Provisions to extend PLR to ebooks and audiobooks in the UK were included in 2017’s Digital Economy Act, but further secondary legislation was required before the changes could be implemented, said the UK Society of Authors (SoA).
The UK is one of the first countries to extend its library lending compensation scheme to remote e-lending, with the level of electronic lending in UK public libraries rising dramatically over the past six years. Last year, more than 6.75 million works were borrowed electronically, compared to just 750,000 in 2011-12.
The UK’s PLR scheme, managed by the British Library on behalf of the government, sees more than £6 million (A$10.6m) of payments made to 22,000 authors, illustrators, photographers, translators and rights holders each year.
As previously reported, the Australian Society of Authors (ASA) launched a campaign in 2017 urging the federal government to extend the PLR and Educational Lending Right (ELR) schemes in Australia to include loans of ebooks and digital audiobooks.
The World Maker Faire was awesome!!!
I also gave two intro to 3D printing talks for Make, and a sewing pattern generation talk. They were fun.
Maker Faire with Friends!
I met up with Y2Cmerill and Rassi at the World Maker Faire in NYC!
I’m going to be at the World Maker Faire in NYC, giving ~2.5 talks on 3D printing and sewing patterns.
Come say hi, if you’re around.If you are planning to explore China, you shouldn’t miss the Great Wall of China, one of the greatest engineering wonders in the world and the longest defensive fortification built ever. Situated in the northern part of China, this tall, imposing structure comprises a series of fortifications, stretching over 13000 miles, and it courses through hills, plains and deserts. It is a military masterpiece, a symbol of Chinese strength, built by various dynasties in the past to prevent the invaders from gaining control of the ancient Chinese kingdom. It has been listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites.
History
The construction of these huge walls was initiated by an ancient Chinese emperor, Qin Shui Huang, in the 3rd century B.C. Nevertheless, the walls existed even before his reign when China was divided into a multiple independent kingdoms. Qin Shui Huang unified the entire China by bringing all the kingdoms together, and he brought the existing walls into a single wall to prevent attacks or invasions by his enemies from the north. After his death, a series of northern tribes gained control of the kingdom one after the other, the powerful among them being the Wei dynasty, which rebuilt the existing wall and extended it as a defensive measure.
Although many dynasties contributed to the construction of the wall, much of it that you will see today was built by the powerful Ming dynasty, which reigned China between 1368-1644, the period when the kingdom flourished and when several other constructions began, including the temples and bridges. Subsequently, during the 17th century, the Manchus from the southern Manchuria forced their way through the wall and ousted the Ming dynasty. During their reign, the wall gained prominence throughout the world, and it became the symbol of the power of China. Since then, it has remained one of the most stunning architectural wonders in history.
Architecture
The walls were mainly built of limestone, brick and rammed earth, and the men who built the walls were soldiers and prisoners, most of whom died during the construction. In fact, they were built using hands with ropes, stones, wheel barrows, carts and pulley systems, and no machines were used. Most of the walls have eroded over the years due to the changes in climatic condition, and only a few sections exist today, which attract hundreds of tourists every year. Roads have been laid through the wall in various points  Sam has hung out with Krysta several times and thinks that they were dates, Krysta thinks Sam is a good looking dude, but isn't in to him that way.  Meanwhile, Sam's friend, and former roommate, (call him Ray) is actually secretly dating Krysta, but they are keeping it a secret from everyone at the office (except for me, I saw them hanging out and they asked me to keep it private, so I am).    We'll be out places and Sam will brag to Ray that he is going to seal the deal and Ray just always kind of shoots me a glance and smiles.  It's a hilarious little mini-sitcom with an audience of exactly one, me.I actually really like it when authors stick to cannon, but are telling the story from an interesting/different perspective. 

I like it when the fallout of things is shown (seriously, a village full of ninja and Kakashi and Tsunade seem to be the only two with ptsd? I adore the way this is handled in the [Lucky Sevens](https://archiveofourown.org/series/473398) series. 

Most of the stories I've read lately have the Akatsuki as the Big Bad, and maybe also Madara, but they toss out the entire Kaguya thing, and I feel fine about that. But if that were the *only* change an author made, it'd be a pretty weak story. Kind of a too little, too late change.

I feel like assigning the rookies to different teams changes things a bit too much, but I don't expect many others would agree. To me, if you're doing it right, it changes way too much of the story.

I don't know if any of this is helpful. I can't brain right now, sorry!Gareth Lockrane With Two-Course Meal + Wine
Classic jazz at Chelsea's coolest speakeasy hangoutWe're big fans of the 606. Tonight they're playing host to the award-winning flautist Gareth Lockrane, who sure knows a thing or two about jazz. He'll be heading up a stellar quartet with Jim Watson, Steve Watts and Ian Thomas. They're bringing a little bit of soul and funk to the mix. Along with this entertainment you get a delicious two-course meal and a glass of house wine.. Tickets includes a two-course meal and music entry. We've managed to nab you a free glass of house wine on top of that.<reponame>Vlaeh/Minecraft.DateAndTime
package vlaeh.minecraft.forge.dateandtime.client;

import net.minecraft.util.text.StringTextComponent;
import net.minecraftforge.client.event.ClientChatReceivedEvent;
import net.minecraftforge.client.event.ClientPlayerNetworkEvent.LoggedInEvent;
import net.minecraftforge.client.event.ClientPlayerNetworkEvent.LoggedOutEvent;
import net.minecraftforge.event.world.WorldEvent;
import net.minecraftforge.eventbus.api.SubscribeEvent;
import vlaeh.minecraft.forge.dateandtime.DateAndTime;
import vlaeh.minecraft.forge.dateandtime.DateAndTimeConfig;

public class DateAndTimeClientSide {

    @SubscribeEvent
    public void chatmessage(final ClientChatReceivedEvent event