 us. We may assume that they are experiencing the same feelings as we are. Perhaps you’re putting together a long-term strategy. When we’re stressed out, we’re more likely to get into trouble. You should try to take things one step at a time and enjoy the experience.
It’s normal to feel strongly about someone after your first date, but that doesn’t mean you should get married. As a result, remember to take a deep breath and drink enough of fluids. You don’t want to come across as overly aggressive.
4. Make sure you're focusing on the now.
I know it’s been said, but it’s worth repeating because it’s such an important point to make. Don’t overthink things.  Don’t obsess over the minutiae of what you said or how long you left between texts.
It’s okay to appreciate the sensations while they last. It’s possible that you’ll be in a long-term relationship soon or that you’ll be devastated. So, just be present at the moment. Move slowly after a first date since you’re still filled with butterflies.
5. Examine their emotions.
To move forward, you both must feel the same about the situation. Ask if they had as much fun as you did and let them know how much you enjoyed your time together. And if they develop strong affections for each other as a result of their first date, then better. You’re free to go on another date now.
After a first date, dealing with intense sentiments might be intimidating, confused, or fantastic. To have fun, you only need a little guidance on how to do it.
Once Palazzo Genovese, today Sina Centurion Palace. A 5-star luxury hotel located on the Grand Canal with stunning views of both the Grand Canal and the traditional Venetian internal garden.
The Hotel is located in the heart of the Dorsoduro district next to the Basilica of S. Maria della Salute, Punta della Dogana and the famous Guggenheim museum.
A unique blend between the ancient building’s gothic façade and the contemporary exclusive bespoke design of the interiors; a contrast in harmony with the district where the hotel is located; the most ancient in Venice and home to contemporary art.
Most of the 50 rooms face on the Grand Canal while others look towards the private internal courtyard. The harmony between the historical architecture and the contemporary interiors deliver an exclusive sense of style that can be found in every room. Such as the unique bathrooms covered in gold leaf as well as each piece of furniture being crafted bespoke for this hotel.
The choice of the “White Room” purposely chosen to bring to life the incredible view on the Grand Canal, the exclusive outdoor terrace where advanced booking is highly recommended or the interior garden where the summer scent of flowers mixes with the seasonal dishes suggested by our Chef.
Explore the most romantic city in the world – Venice!
Q: Highlighting the entire label area in rectangular on hover Please see this fiddle.I want to highlight the entire row of the parent for the drop down. Suppose in this scenario level1 and level23 should get highlighted as it is getting highlighted for the child items. I want to highlight the entire row with whole width. If it is the last child, I want to have bullet next to it. So, for the parent I want to highlight the entire row and for the child which doesn't have any further should have just square bullet next to it. Can someone please help me with these two things? As I am new to web UI technologies, I hardly got up to this working which took so much time. If someone could please help, would be appreciated.
<div class="row">
      <div class="col-md-3">
          <div class="well">
              <div>
                  <ul class="nav">
                      <li>
                          <span class="glyphicon glyphicon-plus"></span><label label-default="" class="tree-toggle nav-header">Level1</label>
                          <ul class="nav tree" style="display: none;">
                              <li><a href="">Level21</a>
                              </li>
                              <li><a href="">Level22</a>
                              </li>

                              <li>
                            <span class="glyphicon glyphicon-plus"></span><label label-default="" class="tree-toggle nav-header">Level23</label>
                            <ul class="nav tree" style="display: none;">
                              <li><a href="">Level31</a>
                              </li>
                              <li><a href="">Level32</a>
                              </li>
                            </ul>
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A: In order to get the full width background color it looks like you will need to add some additional html. Basically I would add a div around level1 and level23 like so:
<div class="header-row"><span class="glyphicon glyphicon-plus"></span><label label-default="" class="tree-toggle nav-header">Level1</label></div>

You will then need to add some extra CSS:
.nav > li >.header-row:hover,
nav > li >.header-row:active{
 text-decoration: none;
  background-color: #000;   
}

and adjust your toggle JS:
$(this).parent().parent().children('ul.tree').toggle(200);

heres the fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/wshm6d5n/
The probe-format graphite calorimeter, Aerrow, for absolute dosimetry in ultra-high pulse dose rate electron beams.
Methods The calorimeter system is used to determine the potential effect of dose per pulses delivered up to 5. 6 Gy, the number of pulses delivered per measurement, and the potential for relative measurement are all used in this paper. The finite element method was used to determine heat transfer corrections along the percentage depth dose of a 20 MeV electron beam, according to the percentage depth dose. Dose conversion factors that were used to determine absorbed dose to-water are also shown in Monte Carlo. Conclusion in this study It was discovered that in a UHPDR electron beam, the Aerrow probe-type graphite calorimeter can be used for relative and absolute dosimetry in water. This is the first reported use of an absorbed dose calorimeter for an in-water percentage depth curve analysis, according to the author.
Factors modulating 99m Tc-MAA planar lung dosimetry for 90 Y radioembolization.
Purpose To investigate the reliability and biases of predicted lung shunt fraction and lung dose estimations using 99 million Tc-aggregated albumin planar imaging for treatment planning of 90 Y-microsphere radioembolization. The reliability of each planar-based LSF and LD methods, which have been demonstrated in phantom and patient studies, was determined by determining the median absolute difference between SPECT/CT-based LSF and LD estimates, which have been used to more precisely and precisely determine the true LSF and LD values. Standard-of-care LSF using geometric mean of lung and liver contours had median absolute overestimation of 4. 4 percentage points from SPECT/CT LSF. LSF errors were only reduced when using anterior views. Conclusions: Planning calculator LSF from lung and liver contours of a single view and planar LD using the same LSF and 1000 g lung mass was found to increase precision and minimize bias in planar lung dosimetry.
Radiation quality correction factors for improved dosimetry in preclinical minibeam radiotherapy.
For preclinical x-ray and proton minibeams, their effect on dosimetric accuracy was determined using dosimetry calibration dosimetry calibration parameters for the PTW microdiamond. Methods A method for the determination of radiation quality correction factors for absolute dosimetry in minibeam fields was devised. Following our formalism, radiation quality correction factors for the PTW microDiamond detector were determined using the Monte Carlo method. In the following scenarios: reference dosimetry open field to minibeam center of the central peak, iii various positions on the minibeam profile along the peaks and valleys direction to the central minibeam's center; iii some representative depth positions. Conclusions The use of the PTW microdiamond detector in minibeam reference dosimetry requires radiation quality calibration factors.
Comparison of PMT-based TF64 and SiPM-based Vereos PET/CT systems for 90 Y imaging and dosimetry optimization: a quantitative study.
Background Selective internal radiotherapy based on transarterial radio-embolization with yttrium-90 microspheres is an established therapy for primary or metastatic liver disease. Methods NEMA 2012 PET phantom was packed with nearly 3. 9 GBq of 90 Y activity and collected on days 0, 3, 5, 7, and 9 on a classic Time-of-Flight PET/CT scanner and on a silicon photomultiplier based PET/CT scanner based on a Samsung X-Flight PET/CT scanner. The comparison of measured and true doses enabled us to identify the image containing the most consistent dose estimates and, in turn, specify the set of parameters to be used on patients' data for the reconstruction of optimized clinical images. The most accurate results for quantitative 90 Y measurements were produced by a SiPM-based PET/CT system, with reconstructed images with a 2-mm voxel size and