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PSA is a notoriously bad marker for prostate cancer. There are many reasons why PSA count could be up....
obviously, if you use this test as a trigger to go to the GP, then it won't do any harm, but I would encourage anyone who is worried to talk to their GP first...
Barnsley and Derby away from the league one promotion Coventry away from last season.
I'd say for moments... the BArnsley game shades it. The Blue army shout in the first half, the two goals right at the end of the half, and then the absolute joy of rounding it off in front of us at the end. A wonderful night
The biggest issue is that the generation x, have benefited from getting on the housing ladder when it was affordable, and will also probably inherit well from silent generation/ boomer parents with huge equity.... so there's a generation who may well retire early with decent wealth, but which will again reduce the state incomings over the next 15/20 years....
I'm 47, but don't plan on working much past 57, when I can access my private pension. If I continued on my current trajectory and worked until 67, I'd retire on an income of significantly more than I am now , and with no kids, that seems somewhat pointless.
Probably need a bit more info on budget, usage etc
For what its worth, We've got a 2010 civic diesel, that has done 140k miles, and is still brilliant... been the best car we've had for reliability etc. Not that exciting, but just works, all the time.
I've also got a 2010 Mazda MX5 ( 2l petrol), which has also been fantastic. Having had VWs, Fords, and french cars in the past, I've been blown away by how easy owning a japanese car is.... so would definitely be heading that way again in the future.
I'm not sure of what to buy next, which is why I'm currently holding onto my two old cars whilst I can. I may go electric with one of them next time, but also , still waiting to see how second hand EVs hold up over time.
the problem was that he was not going to displace Leif, and he was coming into the final year of his contract... he's of an age where he needed to be playing regularly in order to get his next contract... sitting on the bench for us for another season wasn't going to help him.
1. We don't defend well enough. We are far too easy to play through, and nowhere near good enough at dealing with crosses.
2. At premier league level, our play out from the back is not good enough, leading to rapid turnover of possession, and more pressure. Our MO is to transition quickly to create openings, and when we can't do that, we're a bit stuck.
these two things were also noticeable in the Champ.... we conceded a lot of goals for a team that won so many games, but also we struggled against two types of teams... those with a really good energetic press ( eg Leeds), and those that sat in a low block. Very few teams could do those well for 90 minutes though, so we were often able to overcome them. Will be interested to see how improved we actually are when we are back in the champ.
The mayor of Greater Manchester presides over a population of nearly 3 million people across 10 metropolitan boroughs, and has driven a great deal of investment and improvement across the region, things like properly integrating the transport system etc. I'm not sure that those sort of strategic developments can work across a couple of counties, with a population half as big.... the variety of services needed between for example a small farming community and a city are such that I think the unitary authority might struggle to make the same gains....
Are you thinking of a pot or in the garden?( edit, didn't read thie OP properly - pot is fine, but bear in mind the below)
Obvious benefits of a pot menas it can move if you move. Downside, is that you will have to be a bit more careful of it, as pots need to be maintained to ensure they don't dry out. I've succesfully kept a couple of camellias alive in pots, but I live in Manchester where we are less likely to suffer drought conditions and have to water regularly.
We have just planted an Acer ( japanese maple), in our garden as a remembrance of my father in law. Slow growing, and not too big, but looks lovely, so that would be another option. - but you could also do it in a pot.
YOU also might find azaleas better than camellias as they don't tend to grow as big....