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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390407) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Oct

An Australian-led phase 3 human trial has produced a cancer vaccine to reduce the risk of recurrence and/or death from melanoma. There was a 42% reduction in the risk of recurrence and, as might be expected, researchers are over...

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Judy Evans Yes, it always being pushed. At most schools now, the smaller kids aren't allowed outside unless they are wearing hats. Another recent article found that many sunscreens don't have the rating that they show on the tube/bottle. So now there is more legislation...

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390407) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Oct

An Australian-led phase 3 human trial has produced a cancer vaccine to reduce the risk of recurrence and/or death from melanoma. There was a 42% reduction in the risk of recurrence and, as might be expected, researchers are over...

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Amber I always thought Australia would be number one, so it doesn’t surprise me that it is number two. Has there been a big awareness campaign over the years in Australia to get people to wear sunscreen?

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390407) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Oct

An Australian-led phase 3 human trial has produced a cancer vaccine to reduce the risk of recurrence and/or death from melanoma. There was a 42% reduction in the risk of recurrence and, as might be expected, researchers are over...

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Judy Evans That's true but hopefully the cost will go down over time.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (390407) • Rockingham, Australia 25 Oct

An Australian-led phase 3 human trial has produced a cancer vaccine to reduce the risk of recurrence and/or death from melanoma. There was a 42% reduction in the risk of recurrence and, as might be expected, researchers are over...

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Judy Evans There has been such a big push to 'slip, slop, slap and shade' that half of us are now taking Vitamin D tablets to make up for less sunshine on our bodies.

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Fleur @Fleura (36167) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Judy Evans @Juliaacv I think I have seen those here. You should have a go and see if you can still do them.

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Fleur @Fleura (36167) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Judy Evans @AmbiePam It certainly created some interest. It's too long ago now (1998) that we had fancy towels in luxor but I think we then used them as our towels. It didn't occur to me how much of the towel would have been handled.

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Fleur @Fleura (36167) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Amber @JudyEv Judy, I think I sent Mylot in a tizzy over this! I share anyone’s distaste for ever having to use a towel someone has been touching. It never occurred to me a hotel would do that.

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Fleur @Fleura (36167) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Judy Evans @AmbiePam Thanks for the explanation.

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Fleur @Fleura (36167) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Amber @Traceyjayne No, I just chalked it up to a European hotel quirk.

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Fleur @Fleura (36167) • United Kingdom 26 Oct

A couple of days ago @AmbiePam reported going to a class on towel folding. I scoffed at this – who would have time for such a thing? And I certainly wouldn’t buy a book on the subject, if I wanted to do it I could probably look on...

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Traceyjayne @JudyEv I’m pleased you said some hotels put towels on the bed …..I think @AmbiePam was thinking I was losing the plot !

28 Oct

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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jaishankar @nawala123 I pray your appetite improves and your health improves..

27 Oct

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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jaishankar Thank you, Souvikji. We eat moong and masoor dal almost everyday. Sometimes we take arhar or chana dal as well. Also we keep changing vegetables. I agree with you that changing food will help my taste buds be alive.. Let me try it for three or four...

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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jaishankar Thank you. I can understand your reaction to uncalled for suggestions. The man who suggested me to change my food is the owner of a small restaurant. He's not my friend or my relatives,. We just know each other. I am going to follow...

27 Oct

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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jaishankar @heaytheblogger I want to keep myself as fit as possible, so I'll give it a try. Whatever I eat, I chew it properly until it turns into liquid. With my new food habit I'll do the same.

27 Oct

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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heaytheblogger @Shivram59 Just keep us updated on how it changes your palate, But yeah if i was in that situation i would definitely don't keep it so seriously and just mind my business because at the end of the day it's my mouth and money not his.

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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jaishankar Thank you. Yes. I and my whole family have been vegetarian for generations. We continue some vegetables for two or three days and then begin taking other vegetables. The vegetables we take are fresh from fields. Farmers from nearby villages come here to sell...

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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nawala @Shivram59 just try it for our own appetite and health

27 Oct

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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jaishankar Thank you. I'll try to have various foods from time to time. I've been taking the same things in my dinner every night. I'm fit and have no problems so far. Still let me try different dinner from time to time.

27 Oct

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jaishankar @Shivram59 (51939) • India 27 Oct

I take the same food in my dinner. The same rice, chapati, green vegetables and cow milk with honey. Yesterday a man, who is the owner of a restaurant, suggested me to change my food habit. He said to me that I should change my...

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nawala It is best to have a varied diet, so that you don’t get bored and your nutritional intake remains diverse and balanced.

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