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ISABEL

An advanced Internet artificial intelligence computer program for the differential diagnosis of children's disorders available for doctors to use free of charge. ISABEL is a charity at http://www.isabel.org.uk. It was founded by the stockbroker Jason Maude after his three-year-old daughter Isabel nearly died from toxic shock and necrotizing fasciitis when doctors were slow to recognize these complications of chickenpox. The charity is currently working on the extension of the scheme to adult patients.

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Isabel said: "I began to panic because the odds suddenly got a lot shorter.

WE WILL NOT LET THE HORROR OF DUNBLANE RUIN OUR LIVES; TWENTY YEARS ON SURVIVORS REMEMBER PRIMARY SCHOOL MASSACRE I just couldn't look at those little empty shoes at the bottom of the stairs. I knew that Mhairi was never coming back. ISABEL'S STORY

Isabel brings extensive experience of leadership in transport policy, planning and delivery, and I am looking forward to her helping us to drive the firm in exciting new directions.

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Isabel was taken to hospital with head injuries while her dad, then aged 42, was arrested.

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Se explican las dificultades que atravesaron el rector y las comunidades religiosas de Santa Isabel durante los anos de la Guerra Civil y las negociaciones llevadas a cabo por el rector en la postguerra.

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Reading Tarot cards started out as self-therapy," Isabel admitted.

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Escrita en un tono sencillo y colorista, el autor busca con frecuencia una comunicacion directa con el lector, al que habla en segunda persona y hace frecuentes guinos para que siga mejor el relato con el que nos aproxima a la protagonista, cuya imagen mas conocida es la que nos ofrece Tiziano, bien en el retrato que hace del matrimonio imperial, bien en el que pinta en 1548, donde Isabel aparece sentada, con un libro en las manos y una mirada melancolica y perdida, muy similar a la que tiene en el retrato con su marido y que conocemos gracias a una copia de Rubens, pues el original se ha perdido.

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Despite working in a number of areas, Isabel still considers herself to be "an operating theatre nurse at heart.

Still under the lights: early this year Christchurch Perioperative Nurse Isabel Jamieson gained her Doctorate in Health Sciences. As Sue Claridge discovered when she sat down to conduct this interview on a recent cold Canterbury evening, a PhD was the last thing on Isabel's mind when she began her nursing career in the early 1980s..

Although the novel is a little heavy handed in its political and social framework, Isabel is a strong and insightful character whose voice will resonate with readers as she lingers long after one has finished reading.

The Last Song

Isabel was born in Webster, daughter of James and Elsie (Gatzke) Whalen and lived here all her life.

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It was great to see such obvious support for Isabel.

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Isabel Walker, of Guisborough Manor Care Home, was loved and respected by residents and staff.

Isabel achieved her life's ambition... to reach 105

BUSINESS advisory firm Deloitte has appointed Isabel Drabble as its new marketing manager in Birmingham.