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Drake Terrace launches memory care centerOctober 21, 2014
Drake Terrace, a Kisco Senior Living community, has created Connections, a memory care center.
Kisco Senior Living to expand CCRCSeptember 30, 2014
Kisco Senior Living said it plans to expand La Posada, a continuing care retirement community in Palm Beach Gardens, FL.
Kisco Senior Living breaks ground in NCApril 22, 2014
Kisco Senior Living held a groundbreaking ceremony for The Cardinal at North Hills on Tuesday.
Cadiere moves to La PosadaNovember 11, 2013
Brad Cadiere has been named the executive director at La Posada, a Palm Beach Gardens, FL community that is a part of Kisco Senior Living.


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Vines cellars where the albariño Pazo de Villarei are born, are the heirs of a tradition that the Celts began 20 centuries on the slopes of Umia. Its past is our present and our wines survives the tradition of an exceptional wine culture, which has made our land unique.
Pazos de Villarei vineyards extend through Val do Salnés lands, between Arousa and Pontevedra, chosen by the Celts for its unbeatable location for growing grapes.
Of that wisdom that survives in our wines, we keep traditions like planting the vineyards in heights between 100 and 300 meters. Thus, our grapes ripen exceptionally, coddled by these Val do Salnés lands with temperate and humid climate, and growing the vines planted in sandy and deep soil sediment.
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Like moms all over the United States, I'm in the midst of the back-to-school frenzy. My daughter is starting her final year of elementary school, so this is a watershed moment. I'm trying to savor every bit of it, from the 14-page registration packet I filled out last week to the search for the perfect backpack (still not found).
I have my concerns, too. Will she get along with her teacher and the other kids in class? Will she feel challenged and excited about her school work, and learn what's necessary to be successful in the future. Curious to find out how my back-to-school rituals compare with those of families around the world, I asked BabyCenter's international editors to weigh in. The differences, and similarities, are fascinating.
"School starts in Russia on the 1st of September. This day is also celebrated as Knowledge and Skills Day," says Irina Korabelnikova, editor of BabyCenter Russia. "Streets and towns are full of rosy-cheeked schoolchildren with flowers they bring to teachers on this day. Education is mostly free and we have always been very proud of the very good quality. But in the last two years there has been talk at the state level of offering basic subjects for free and making all the rest paid, which is of great concern to parents."
"In Brasil classes start in early February. Moms rush to buy school supplies and it affects monthly inflation figures for the whole country. Prices can vary more than 500 percent, depending on the store. In big cities such as Sao Paulo, the opening of schools is synonymous with big traffic jams and police officers frantically trying to stop the chaos." explains Fernanda Ravagnani, editor of BabyCenter Brasil.
"In most Arabic countries, back-to-school rituals are similar to those in the United States. But some educated and employed parents send their kids to private school. Among the school challenges are too few teachers and weak curriculums," says Randa Ozair, editor of BabyCenter Arabia.
"In Malaysia, school starts in January," explains Mei Leng Wong, editor of BabyCenter Malaysia. "Uniforms are required once children enter formal schooling at age 6. Similar to many other countries, parents hope that their children have a high-quality education. In Malaysia, parents are pushing for more critical thinking and less rote learning. Unfortunately, this can be challenging when class sizes are huge with 40 to 50 students in a class."
Despite living around the globe, it seems many of the world's moms share a blend of excitement and concern during back-to-school season. But moms in a few countries cite more serious challenges. "In India most families send their children to government schools. But the classes are big and teachers often don't show up for school. The level of education is inconsistent," says Diane Rai, editor of BabyCenter India.
And then there are countries like Afghanistan where many children, especially girls, never get the chance to go to school, and Tanzania where continuing education is such an economic hardship that students often quit during primary education. Although the gap is closing in primary school enrollment, 1 in 5 girls in the developing world never completes sixth grade.
Thankfully, many organizations are working to improve education around the world. Johnson & Johnson partners with several organizations, including Women Deliver, to advocate for improved girls education. Johnson & Johnson also supports programs such as the Girls Secondary Education Project in Guinea and Tanzania. This program provides thousands of scholarships so girls can go on to secondary education, and offers guidance to help those young women attain employment after their education is completed.
Outside of my work with BabyCenter, I personally support the Afghan Institute of Learning, an inspiring group dedicated to improving access to education and healthcare for Afghan girls and women. By giving women and girls around the world the opportunity for an education, we're investing in a brighter future where individuals, families, and countries can thrive. Every child deserves a chance to learn and by working together we can make it happen.
What do you think about education around the world? What we can do to make a difference?
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The New Electric Premieres New Single on MuchMusic
Canadian alternative pop/rock group The New Electric has just premiered their newest single, "INSIDE OUT" on MuchMusic! This comes after their first hit single, "Life's What You Make It" garnered action on the Canadian radio, reaching #18 on Hot AC, #26 on CHR (Top 40), and #21 on Main AC.
Check out "INSIDE OUT" on MuchMusic here!
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Gremlins 2: The New Batch Trailer (1990)
"Here they grow again." 15 June 1990 Fantasy, Horror, Comedy 106 mins
Young sweethearts Billy and Kate move to the Big Apple, land jobs in a high-tech office park and soon reunite with the friendly and lovable Gizmo. But a series of accidents creates a whole new generation of Gremlins. The situation worsens when the devilish green creatures invade a top-secret laboratory and develop genetically altered powers, making them even harder to destroy!
Watch the official Gremlins 2: The New Batch 1990 trailer in HD below or find more Gremlins 2: The New Batch videos on Vidimovie.


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Shelter. Cuddly blanket. Computer. Bomb. Vein. What do these have in common? Weaving.
Begun as early as the Paleolithic era, this craft has contributed to the common good in myriad ways. The Bedouin nomadic tribes wove tents for shelters that could be moved quickly. Woven Navajo blankets provided protection and warmth in a harsh climate. Jacquard weaving loom punch cards were the precursor to the development of computer programming. Woven bomb blankets lessen pressure and deflect electrical explosions. Grafts comprised of woven fabric fix human veins and arteries in vascular replacement surgery.
Weaving. Housing. Money. Job skills. Self-Esteem. What do these have in common? Re:loom.
Re:loom is a non-profit organization that teaches weaving as a trade to at-risk and homeless individuals, ten at a time. The program, which also provides training in workplace skills, offers its trainees full-time wages and health insurance.
The banging sound that greeted my arrival at its bright, welcoming space in Scottdale, Georgia, was as familiar to me — a lapsed weaver — as the beating of my own heart. Several people were thumping away on the warps of rugs, place mats, handbags and more constructed from donated, recycled clothing and fabrics on looms named for their donors.
An air of human contentment and creativity permeates the lint-laden rooms. Balls of stripped fabrics, piles and piles of donated clothing, linens and upholstery fabrics – and the products woven from them — are everywhere. The people I met were friendly and welcoming, happy to talk about what they do. They were eager to learn and grow as well; a few of us ended up working together on a loom as I demonstrated how to make a rya rug knot. They expressed excitement at trying it out on their own.
Art and craft can be transformative. The tactility of fiber, its familiarity and associations with comfort and protection make it less intimidating than some art materials. The repetitive processes of fiber arts such as weaving can be cathartic, and life-altering. Internationally renowned embroidery artist Ray Materson, for example, transformed his life while in prison by using unraveled sock yarn to create embroideries, which led to a sustainable career and life when he was released.
Lisa Wise, executive director of the non-profit Initiative Homeless Services, was looking to change lives when she launched the program in 2010. Inspired by a weaving class she had taken and the mountains of donated clothing her organization couldn't find uses for, the program does double duty as a creative way to recycle unwanted goods. The sustainability departments of Emory University and Delta Air Lines have forged supportive relationships with re:loom, providing used uniforms and other fabric for weaving. Spanx has given it prominence in its catalogue and website through the Spanx Leg Up prize, which the program received this fall.
A crew from Green Shortz www.greenshortz.com, which makes videos on sustainable living, filmed footage during my visit. In one shot, the weavers cut up an old, holey, t-shirt that crew-leader Tom Mill brought. They will use those shirt strips to create an iPad mini case that he designed with them and will purchase upon completion. iPad cases might be a new direction for re:loom as it broadens its range of products.
I couldn't leave empty handed myself, and bought a great woven hip bag as a gift for my teen-aged daughter. But, it was really my heart that received a gift that day, as I experienced something positive and affirming in lives that can sometimes seem overwhelmingly challenging.
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Philly Mayor Michael Nutter Performs 'Rapper's Delight' With the Roots
Now, what you hear is not a test/ Michael Nutter's rappin' to the beat.
At last night's July Jam in Philadelphia, the city's super-cool mayor Michael Nutter, who used to be a DJ before entering politics, performed Sugar Hill Gang's iconic "Rapper's Delight" with gusto and poise. He was joined by the Roots. Of course, he ended the performance with a mike-drop, just in case you forgot who the coolest mayor was.


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The curtain has fallen over the 7th edition of B'ESTFEST Summer Camp 2013 after an amazing weekend that gathered over 60,000 people during the 3 days of the festival establishing a new audience record for the event. The second day of the festival, headlined by Grammy nominee Nas, was the busiest day in the history of B'ESTFEST!
From 5th-7th of July, the green field of B'ESTFEST Park on the outskirts of Bucharest was the place to be for tens of thousands of fans who wanted to party up with friends, see some great live performances, enjoy the cold beer & good food! With a line-up built up as an exciting journey through a wide range of musical genres, and a festival set-up looking like a fun village next to a willowy lake, with numerous side attractions, B'ESTFEST kept everybody busy partying for three days and nights!
B'ESTFEST Summer Camp included 2 large stages and one arena, plus 3 other smaller stages & tents, with the main stage featuring international names such as Nas (US), Texas (UK), Chase & Status live (UK), The Heavy (UK), Enter Shikari (UK) and Nneka (NG/DE), alongside Biohazard (US), Tiamat (SE) and Soilwork (SE) on the second stage and the bass music dutch kings Noisia, together with UK's finest Friction and Joker in the dance arena. Also, not to be missed were the reggae & dancehall rhythms of the Blazing Vibez stage or the chill-out, house & IDM beats of the Groove On Stage, the Silent Discotheque arena and the unplugged tent.
The general feedback from those who attended this year's edition was that B'ESTFEST Summer Camp is much more than a music festival, it's a complete experience, a "planet" of music, fine arts, recreational activities, joyous fun and endless partying. Aside from the 7 stages, the festival area included bars & terraces, a Silent Cinema Tent, a Sports Area, a Fun-fair with bumping cars, carousel and cotton candy, an extreme sports area for the bikers and the adrenaline lovers, with a bungee jumping as the main attraction, a Lounge area with hammocks & a book corner, an Arts&Crafts tent with unconventional art expositions and workshops, and a Bazaar dedicated to local fashion designers, handmade jewelry and accessories manufacturers.
The festival also continued with its environmental friendly initiative. The 'B'ESTFEST goes green' project, set up headquarters in the Green Village, a 100% self-sustained area within the festival site, which hosted various NGO's, workshops and art expos (art made of waste), where everyone interested could access information and tips for a "greener" festival. Launched in 2007, B'ESTFEST is Romania's leading festival brand. After winning a place in the finals of the UK's event industry Oscars the UK Festival Awards 2009 (for Best Overseas Festival), B'ESTFEST also received a nomination for the Best Medium Size Festival category at the European Festival Awards, followed again by nominations in the 2011 and 2012 UK and European Festival Awards. B'ESTFEST has become a representative cultural brand for Romania, presenting more than 200 outstanding acts from all over the world to an audience of over 175,000 people, and becoming the only Romanian music festival included in the Top 20 European Festivals published in The Times, 2009 and Guardian, 2011. B'ESTFEST is also proud member of Yourope, an association of the most important European festivals which helps promote new European artists at top international festivals and a part of ETEP (European Talent Exchange Program).


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Vanilla Mozi is handmade and smells beautiful. Vanilla Mozi has the beautiful aroma of vanilla and spearmint pure essential oils and is based in natural plant oils, beeswax and shea butter.
You apply Vanilla Mozi like a moisturiser to all exposed skin and it is perfect for when you want to relax in the outdoors with family and friends. The superb thing about Vanilla Mozi 'Skin Cream' is that it was created for children and babies. It's so gentle that it can be used on your baby's face.
We have available Vanilla Mozi 'skin cream' bottles and tubs. We also have available Vanilla Mozi 'Natural Insect Repellent' Spa Cup candles. The candles are hand poured, soy wax infused, with the Vanilla Mozi scent. The burn time for each candle is a minimum of 13 hours. You will get at least 2 hours minimum of general use from Vanilla Mozi 'Skin Cream'. If you are sweating or doing water activities then you may need to apply more regularly.
Vanilla Mozi 'Skin Cream' contains both coconut oil and shea butter, so may not be suitable to some allergy sufferers. If you have doubt about your child's skin sensitivity, please conduct a test patch.


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Our experienced chef has been trained at many places and combines the knowledge of traditional Lanna with International cuisine, to create a menu that is interesting and unique.
Chiang Roong cuisine opens daily from 07.00-22.30 and is available for private parties of up to 50 guests. Also private theme dinner parties can be arranged : Khantoke dinner with Thai Lanna Show, Full moon Party night. Contact us for more information.
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Audrey Chisholm, 13, of Sylvania Township took fourth place in the state Power of the Pen competition. The seventh grader at Christ the King School in Toledo vied with about 7,500 students from across the state to place in the timed-writing competition at the College of Wooster in northeast Ohio last weekend.
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For seventh grader Audrey Chisholm of Sylvania Township, a lack of appealing books is never a problem: When she can't find a story that suits her, she writes one.
Friday, the 13-year-old at Christ the King School took her passion for writing a step further when she won fourth place for her grade in the state Power of the Pen contest in Wooster.
The interscholastic writing contest drew about 7,500 students in grades seven and eight from 82 school districts.
In earlier district and regional tournaments, students competed in three 40-minute rounds, in which the young writers were to use their imagination to draft a narrative in response to a prompt.
Audrey was one of 12 from Christ the King to enter the competition this year.
After clinching first in the district at Ottawa Hills High School in January, she headed to Lourdes College for the regionals in March. Competing against scores of area students, she received the seventh-grade Best of the Best Award, a judge's choice prize.
Audrey's performance at the regionals earned her one of 750 spots in the state contest at the College of Wooster.
With prompts running the gamut from "things that are broken" to "detour," Audrey wrote her way up to the final Power Round against 53 other students. In that last round, the writers were asked to write on "bravado," and Audrey didn't lose heart.
"Audrey is never afraid to follow the creative voice in her head," said her writing coach, Cindy Roberts, a teacher at Christ the King. "She is very creative and fearless and, most of all, she has fun with her writing."
Audrey finished behind seventh graders Emma Coffman of Doylestown and Sarah Szilagy of Hudson. Rhonda Krehbiel of Oxford took home the title.
Audrey's parents recalled the excitement of the awards ceremony where she received a plaque. "When we heard that Audrey was one of the finalists, I took my camera out and started filming," said her mother, Darlene Chisholm. "We were incredibly thrilled for her."
As part of her honor, Audrey's work will be in the Power of the Pen's Book of Winners, an annual collection of award-winning pieces from the contest. It is sent to competing middle schools across Ohio. The Book of Winners is one of many resources distributed by Power of the Pen to promote the teaching and mastery of creative writing among middle school students.
A nonprofit organization founded in 1987, Power of the Pen partners with more than 500 schools in Ohio to provide instructional materials and organize annual writing tournaments.
There is no national competition; Power of the Pen is only in Ohio. But the program offers a chance to win many awards. Some years, the College of Wooster has given scholarships to junior high students. Most important, supporters say, is the love of language the program aims to instill.
This is the fifth year Christ the King has competed.
The Catholic school offers optional meetings every Wednesday afternoon for students such as Audrey to share ideas, propose prompts, and explore writing techniques, said Ms. Roberts, who coordinates the writing workshops at Christ the King.
Each Wednesday, she added, students are encouraged to write on a suggested prompt for about 40 minutes and get feedback on previous pieces. "The kids love to hear their own writing read, but equally love to hear what their classmates are writing," she said. "They truly encourage and challenge one another to be creative and fearless."
For Principal Joe Carroll, Audrey's achievement is testament to the school's writing program. "It's really the culmination of a year's work," he said.
An indefatigable reader, Audrey started writing short stories when she was 8, her mother said.
Audrey said she enjoys writing "morbid" stories populated by dark creatures as well as short pieces that surprise the reader with a plot twist. For example, the story on "detour" that she wrote at the state championship portrayed a casual classroom interaction between a student and teacher but included a sophisticated switch between internal and external dialogues, Mrs. Chisholm said.
While Audrey plans to pursue creative writing as a hobby, her career plans do not include short stories or poetry lines: she dreams of attending Harvard and becoming a surgeon.
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NRPS Is Pleased To Welcome Alicia Campanella!
Alicia Campanella joins NRPS – Legacy Forestry Services
Natural Resource Planning Services is pleased to announce the addition of Alicia Marie Campanella to its consulting forestry firm. Alicia is both well-traveled and well-studied in forestry and environmental science, having studied, volunteered, & worked both in this country and abroad. Alicia received a Wildlife / Forestry Conservation Certification from Penn Foster College (Scottsdale, AZ). She has also studied agriculture through the National Open College Network (United Kingdom) earning an internationally accredited qualification in organic farming practices; she completed courses towards a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science from Open University (United Kingdom); and she is currently nearing competition of a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences from American Public University (St. Charles Town, WV). Alicia is assisting in the NRPS Legacy Forestry Services division – managing restoration projects in South Florida. She has previous experience through volunteering and working for FL DEP at Collier Seminole State Park & Fakahatchee Strand State Park.
John Holzaepfel, NRPS VP/Principal, commented "we were searching for someone with that unique blend of talents to manage restoration projects in South Florida. Thankfully, we were aware of Alicia due to a column that she periodically writes for the Florida Land Steward newsletter. We are delighted that she was willing to join the NRPS family. Alicia brings new skills and perspectives, particularly in relation to invasive exotic species management in South Florida."


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SafeSport Two Season Certification Course Information
USA Volleyball Released 11/7/2017:
Please be advised that the U.S. Center for SafeSport new course modules are now available. Further, we are able to deliver the coursework through the USAV Academy. Accessing the course through the USAV Academy is critical to tracking certification and expiration dates. Please instruct your members to access the course exclusively through the USAV Academy (not the USOC SafeSport website).
To register for SafeSport training:
- Go to https://webpoint.usavolleyball.org/.
- Log in to your USAV account.
- In the navigation menu, click on USAV Clinics and select USAV Coaching Clinics.
- Select SafeSport On-Demand: Two-Season Certification.
- Complete registration.
- To access coursework, click on the "Log into USAV Academy" button.
Should you need to return to your coursework at a later time, log in to your USAV account and click on the "Log into USAV Academy" button.
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David Kinney – Program Coordinator
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Born and raised in Omaha, David has over 12 years in the culinary field. Working everywhere from Retirement communities to independent restaurants and teaching with Cooking Matters to working at country clubs, he has worked with as diverse of a population as one really can. With degrees in English and Culinary Arts and Management, he brings a fresh perspective to the Cooking Matters program in Omaha. The ideals, process and impact that Cooking Matters has in the community is what drew him in and has kept him involved for over 4 years.
He loves to cook at home and privately cater parties, even catering his own wedding! David also enjoys making stocks and smoking meat in his free time.
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Anna is originally from Omaha and graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a degree in dietetics. Before Cooking Matters, Anna worked in many areas of nutrition, including weight loss and clinical nutrition, but she really has a passion for working in the community with nutrition education. She is currently pursuing her masters in Community Nutrition and Health Promotion at UNL and hopes to eventually become a registered dietitian. Anna has worked in the restaurant industry many years as well and currently works part-time at a sushi restaurant in addition to Cooking Matters. She also enjoys traveling, boating in the summers, and eating great food with great company.


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Mini Banana Bundt Cakes w/ Maple-Whiskey Glaze
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Definition of take (something) on board
- You will be pleased to note that we have taken your suggestions on board in formulating the present policy.
: to get into one's hands or into one's possession, power, or control: such as
: to seize or capture physically
: to get possession of (fish or game) by killing or capturing
: a distinct or personal point of view, outlook, or assessment
: an act or the action of taking: such as
: the uninterrupted photographing or televising of a scene
: some indeterminate or unspecified thing
: some indeterminate amount more than a specified number
: a person or thing of consequence
: in some degree : somewhat
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Following on from the "Santa won't Come Threat" thread .... what's the worst threat your parents ever made to discipline you??
My Dad used to tell us when we were very young that the Boogey Man would take us from our beds at night if we were bold .... I was scared of the Boogey Man for years!!
But the worst one was him telling me (after I'd told him I had a boyfriend ... so around 16 I think) that If I found out I was pregnant to jump off the bridge rather than come home and tell him .
I've remembered a few more ....
If you wear your socks to bed when you wake up they will be stuck to your feet.
If you don't eat your dinner you are going to have to go to hospital and be put on a drip.
I wouldnt give up my dodi and my father said my teeth would grow out like a birds beak from it. I presume he didnt mean literally but i cried and cried. I cant remember if that was what made me give it up.
"Nobody will like you"- sowing the seeds of self esteem issues for decades!
I was threatened with boarding school, she went as far as getting the brochures send to the house and she left them lying around. Was always told it's not a threat it's a promise. Still don't understand the meaning of that saying.
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I know it was shocking and he was a lovely kid really. He is in his twenties now.
Wooden Spoon and my brother used to be threatened with the 'Bold Boy's Home. ' We used to pass it and really believe that's what it was. Funny now and nobody scarred.
OMG rhinestone ... that's the meanest thing I've ever heard ... Jaysus there sure are some hard hearted people in the world.
My sister's neighbour were going to Disneyland Paris.eldest boy 8 misbehave. Nothing major. They left him at home with granny. I couldn't believe they would do it.
My mom would also say she would sell us to the tinker woman ! Not scarred by that either. Tbh my mom had nine children in the days when husbands did nothing to help with kids or housework and the way I see it she was bound to be fed up and cross at times. I wouldn't hold a bit of it against her. Sometimes these things can sound worse in the telling of them than they really were in a family. We always knew she'd die for us if she had to so these threats were just code for my patience is totally gone now and ye better stop. .
Sorry lordi the thread bought back memories of my Mam with the wooden spoon I still laugh at it today the poor woman must have been gone mad with me , I agree it's wrong to threaten kids with leaving that must have a terrible effect on children .
I got the threat of wooden spoon and mam was always saying she'd run away with a soldier. Neither scarred me ;)
The most severe consequence I've ever used was to cancel my daughter's horse riding (one week)which she loved. I warned her and she knew the score but repeated the behaviour. It was hard on her and on me but it was needed and it worked.
I over- heard a mother telling her son he would go to prison for Christmas and that Santa wouldn't find him there. As I passed I said to the child 'Santa knows where everybody is and he always visits prisons and he has something really nice for you'. It is beyond me how people threaten tiny children with prison, abandonment, kidnapping etc. There are many messers who won't be bothered in the slightest but also many softies who will be really stressed and worried. Either way there are better ways to teach good behaviour whilst nurturing security.
My parents were more about action. I don't have any memories and certainly not scarred for life. I've not allowed mine to play their sports matches.
Generally I got "your going to the bold home pack your bags" that's the one I used to fear my mother was very dramatic and she would actually start packing. She also a bit of a nutcase!
My mum used to threaten to leave and it was very traumatic for us as children and made me very anxious and afraid to cause upset. Some of that still lingers.
And the wooden spoon and slapping were threatened and used frequently and in anger which I still find hard to forgive. Especially since I had my own kids.
My parents weren't into 'threats'. You broke the rules, you suffer the punishment. Having to constantly warn of impending doom would be counter productive.... you learnt much quicker when warnings were scarce but action occurred without fail.
The bogey man would take me away...never forget my parents had a friend that used to call sometimes, he looked like the actor Kojak, I thought he was the bogey man and was hysterical anytime I saw him!
another time my dad threatened to hit me with a tea towel, he followed through on it one time when I was 15....I was so traumatised I ran off to my then boyfriends house and cried my eyes out for hours...lol!
I didn't think it was funny to be honest. As a result I have never felt like I belonged in my own family, which is an awful isolating feeling for a child. But each to their own.
Ha these are funny I was always threaten with the wooden spoon she never used :)
I was told that I was actually mixed up with another baby in the hospital and if I did not behave, they would send me back to the other family. It never occurred to me that that might be a better option.
My mom used to put on her coat and say she was leaving us. That always did the trick. And no we weren't traumatised for life.
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You are sitting in front of the laptop ready to write the story that has been circling in your head for years. It's plotted. The characters are well defined with qualities readers will love and hate. But your fingers freeze. How do you start?
It's something every writer struggles with. The first sentence contains the most important words you'll write in the story. The sentence has to captivate the reader and pique their interest to read on.
One of my favorite books does it well. The first sentence in 'Paradise', by Toni Morrison catapults you into the story without any preamble. "They shoot the white girl first." What a great sentence.
Much has been written about first sentences and I've read a lot of them before writing this blog entry. State a principle, a fact laced with importance, or introduce an internal voice. Most authorities discourage writing about fluff like the weather. But in '1984' by George Orwell, the first half of his first sentence is something you would read off of weatherchannel.com. 'It was a bright cold day in April..." However, it's the second half of the sentence that is riveting. "...and the clocks were striking thirteen.' A clock striking thirteen. Right away the reader knows something is off.
So when writing your first sentence, take the time and think. Does it draw the reader in and make them wonder what's going to happen next.
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My washing machine has been making some fun noises latly. and to day it started smoking and smelled like burning rubber so i turned it off an checked the belt but it wasnt the belt can you tell me if i need a new washine machine.
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My washer started to make a loud banging noise and after a while i noticed a burning smell. I quickly turned it off and unplugged it. on opening the drum door lots of smelly smoke kept billowing out.
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SOURCE: smoking burning rubber smell from machine
You said, frigidaire GLWS1349AS1 TOP LOADING WASHING MACHINE
pls help - is the machine done with- it set the smoke alarms off ???
Sounds like the belt is loose and smelled like rubber burning from spinning fast!
Change belt
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You may have overloaded the washer and the belt drive system could not handle that excess mass.. The smoke and burning smell is a belt melting while trying to rotate the drum.. I would unload it .. gain access to the drive mechanism ( probably via an access panel in the back but may not be.. - brand and model specific).. and then check for damage to the drive belt.. You may look at the pulley system and look for burnt black from melted belt on it.. You could also have a clog in your pump that the belt drives but can't ( because of that clog) and therefore the belt rubs over the pump pulley and melts.. Could be any one of those things.. Hope that helps..
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this is a easy job for a tech but a hard one to regular people have to remove the transmition and thats is by removing a nut in the tub, so better call a tech and pay for it, is not to espensive repair at least in my area...good luck
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SOURCE: very loud final spin cycle with burning rubber smell
Hi Mcbride2
It could be one of 2 things. 1 the belt. or 2 the main seal and bearing. i recomnd to get a tech just to make suer.
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SOURCE: Washer was pouring out smoke and smelled liked burnt rubber
You most likelyhave burned a drive belt. Could be a couple things. If the machine was loaded to the max and a bit more, it is possible that a small article of clothes may have been flung into the outer tub and into the pump... this can freeze it up and the motor will keep trying to turn the belt against a frozen pulley.
You'll need to open the machine and check the pump for blockage and change the belt... let us know if we can help with procedures..
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Managing Your Debt Situation During Recession
During these troubled times, the common problem faced by all is debt. Even smart and efficient people are neck-deep in debt. However, many take it in their stride and think that it is part of life and they can do nothing to stop it. This is not true. If you try hard, you can get out of debt and even start saving or at least restrict the debt situation from getting worse. Once you tide over your debt problems, you only need to watch your budget not to let yourself get into a similar situation again. To clear the debts and make the slate clean, there are few simple steps.
Take a good detailed look at your spending. Look where bulk of your expense goes. It may not be done in one go. Expenses that look inconsequential like eating out for lunch everyday at work add up to a substantial amount by the end of the month. There may be many expenses that are not beneficial. Stop these spending or at least restrict them. This will help you save some money.
Do not buy unnecessary things. Many people do this for many reasons. One is that shopping makes them happy. They shop when they are depressed. If you are among this set of people, find some other way to fight depression. When you buy unnecessary things using credit cards, you are getting deeper and deeper into the debt trap. When you take loans to buy things that are not absolutely necessary, again the situation will get from bad to worse. You should make sure that you are saving at least 12% of your income. Put this money into a safe savings option, which will help you out during emergencies.
People spend unbelievably high percentage of their income for eating out. Take a look at the monthly expenditure for eating out. Many do this, as they are too lazy to do grocery shopping and cook at home. By eating out you are not only draining your purse, but also ruining your health. You can save on hospital bills by cutting down on the restaurant bill. Stopping this will give you so many advantages. So what are you waiting for?
Initially, you may find it difficult to curtail your lavish lifestyle. Command all your willpower to follow these rules. This will get you out of your debts and you will even end up with a nice saving. The icing on the cake will be your improved health. If you are in debt, there is no need to despair. You can turn it around and get your finances back on track.


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Research Findings
Place, Health and Liveability Research Program
CIV is a project of the Place, Health and Liveability Research Program which is a joint iniative of the McCaughey VicHealth Centre of Community Wellbeing and the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at the University of Melbourne. The Victorian State Government Department of Health is also a partner of the Research Program. The goal of the Place, Health and Liveability Research Program is closely aligned to CIV and aims to generate evidence to inform public policy that builds, healthy, liveable and sustainable communities.
The following research findings and publications have been produced by research teams within the Place, Health and Liveability program and are of direct relevance to practitioners working within health planning and urban design.
Place, Health and Liveability (PHL) Publications
The following summarises publications from the Place, Health, Liveability program:
Superdiversity in Melbourne
Melbourne is one of the world's most superdiverse cities. It is home to people from all over the world and it is not the sheer number of arrivals that makes Melbourne superdiverse, rather it the diversity of countries of origins, religions, cultures and languages that makes Melbourne superdiverse.
This report explores patterns of superdiversity across metropolitan Melbourne and provides spatial analysis according to country of birth, diversity in countries of birth within area, religion, parental country of birth, year of arival and settlement locations across time.
The findings of this report will assist future service planning and delivery of health and associated services.
Davern, M., Warr, D., Higgs, C., Dickinson, H. & Phillimore, J. (2015). Superdiversity in Melbourne. Community Indicators Victoria and McCaughey VicHealth Community Wellbeing Unit, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne.
Download a copy of the report here.
Shading Liveable Cities: exploring the ecological, financial and regulatory dimensions of the urban tree canopy. Working Paper 1.
In recognition of the uneven patterns of greening across metropolitan Melbourne, this study adopted a mixed methods approach to build a comprehensive understanding of the provision of urban canopies and aimed to:
- identify different actors in developing, mainatining and governing the urban canopy
- identify challenges and opportunities in accounting for and developing financial incentives and regulatory measures to underpin the inclusion of tree canopies into urban development
- pilot methods to integrate ecological and social data in order to better understand variation in tree canopy cover in diverse suburbs.
Cook, N., Hughes, R., Taylor, E., Livesley, S. and Davern, M. (2015). Shading Liveable Cities: exploring the ecological, financial and regulatory dimensions of the urban tree canopy. Working Paper 1, The University of Melbourne.
Download a copy of the report here.
Assessing walking and cycling environments in the streets of Madrid: Comparing on-field and virtual audits.
The study comes from the Heart Healthy Hoods Project in Madrid, Spain, and tests correlations between a virtual and physical audit of the streetscape using M-SPACES.
Highlights of this paper include:
- Virtual auditing provided a valid and feasible way of measuring residential urban environments in Madrid.
- The M-SPACES appropriately discriminated between areas with different urban form in Madrid.
- Inter-rater agreement was generally poor. Auditor training may be needed to elicit higher inter-rater agreement.
Gullón P, Badland H, Alfayate S, Bilal U, Escobar F, Diez J, Franco M. (2015). Assessing walking and cycling environments in the streets of Madrid: Comparing on-field and virtual audits. Journal of Urban Health, 92:923-939. 5-year IF=2.60; Ranked 67/162 (Q2) JCR 2014 Public, Environmental, & Occupational.
Neighbourhood built environment associations with body size in adults: mediating effects of activity and sedentariness in a cross-sectional study of New Zealand adults
The aim of this study was to determine the associations between body size and built environment walkability variables, as well as the mediating role of physical activity and sedentary behaviours with body size. Results and Discussion: Street connectivity and neighborhood destination accessibility were significant predictors of body size Conclusions: Built environment features were associated with body size in the expected directions. Objectively-assessed physical activity mediated observed built environment-body size relationships.
Oliver, M., K. Witten, T. Blakely, K. Parker, H. Badland, G. Schofield, V. Ivory, J. Pearce, S. Mavoa, E. Hinckson, P. Sweetsur and R. Kearns (2015). "Neighbourhood built environment associations with body size in adults: mediating effects of activity and sedentariness in a cross-sectional study of New Zealand adults." Bmc Public Health 15.
How Liveable is Melbourne? Conceptualising and testing urban liveability indicators: Progress to date.
This report provides an overview of the Victorian liveability research program to date, and outlines proposed future activities in the context of the Place, Health, and Liveability (The University of Melbourne) – Victorian Department of Health North West Metropolitan Region Partnership.
Badland H, Roberts R, Butterworth I, Giles?Corti B. (2015). How liveable is Melbourne? Conceptualising and testing urban liveability indicators: Progress to date. The University of Melbourne: Melbourne.
Download a copy:http://www.communityindicators.net.au/files/docs/How%20liveable%20is%20Melb%202015_Final.pdf
Socio-demographic factors and neighbourhood social cohesion influence adults'willingness to grant children greater independent mobility: A cross-sectional study.
This paper examined how socio-demographic factors and neighbourhood social cohesion influenced the perceptions of distances adults would theoretically permit children to independently travel and play outdoors.
Some key points:
- Adults with lower education attainment reported significantly shorter distances acceptable for child independent mobility and outdoor play.
- Adults with higher perceptions of neighbourhood cohesion reported significantly longer distances acceptable for child independent mobility and outdoor play.
- Area-level disadvantage was not associated with perceived distances acceptable for child independent mobility or outdoor play.
Schoeppe S, Duncan M, Badland H, Alley S, Williams S, Rebar A, Vandelanotte C. (2015). Socio-demographic factors and neighbourhood social cohesion influence adults' willlingness to grant children greater independent mobility: A cross-sectional study. BMC Public Health, 15:690 doi: 10.0086/s12889-015-2053-2. IF=2.62; Ranked 55/161 (Q2) JCR 2013 Public, Environment, & Occupational Health.
Planning Healthy, Liveable and Sustainable Cities: How Can Indicators Inform Policy?
This article provides an overview of indicators used to date in Australia and internationally, to compare the liveability of cities and regions. It then outlines the results of consultations with Melbourne-based academics and decision-makers, on how to increase their utility and support the creation of healthy, liveable and sustainable cities.
Lowe, M., C. Whitzman, H. Badland, M. Davern, L. Aye, D. Hes, I. Butterworth and B. Giles-Corti (2015). "Planning Healthy, Liveable and Sustainable Cities: How Can Indicators Inform Policy?" Urban Policy and Research 33(2): 131-144.
Neighbourhood environmental attributes and adult's sedentary behaviours:review and research agenda.
Koohsari M.J., Sugiyama,T., Sahlqvist,S.,Mavoa,,S., Hadgraft, N., & Owen,N. (accepted 31 May 2015). Neighbourhood environmental attributes and adult's sedentary behaviours: review and research agenda. Preventive Medicine. 5 -year IF=3.92; Ranked 27/162 (Q1) JCR2013 Public, Environmental & Occupational Health.
Public open space, physical activity, urban design and public health: Concepts, methods and research agenda
Public open spaces such as parks and green spaces are key built environment elements within neighbourhoods for encouraging a variety of physical activity behaviours. Over the past decade, there has been a burgeoning number of active living research studies examining the influence of public open space on physical activity. However, the evidence shows mixed associations between different aspects of public open space (e.g., proximity, size, quality) and physical activity. These inconsistencies hinder the development of specific evidence-based guidelines for urban designers and policy-makers for (re)designing public open space to encourage physical activity. This paper aims to move this research agenda forward, by identifying key conceptual and methodological issues that may contribute to inconsistencies in research examining relations between public open space and physical activity.
Koohsari, M.J, Mavoa,S., Villanueva,K., Sugiyama,T., Badland, H., Kaczynski,AT., Owen, N., Giles-Corti,B., (2015) Health & Place Journal, Volume 33, pp 75-82.
Developing indicators in public open space to promote public health and wellbeing in communities
There is growing interest from policy-makers, practitioners, and academics alike in creating indicators of the built environment to measure progress towards achieving a wide range of policy outcomes, including enhanced health and wellbeing. Public open space (POS) is a built environment feature that is important for health and wellbeing across the life course, and contributes to the liveability of a region. To optimise health and community wellbeing outcomes, there is a need to test different policy standards and metrics to understand which measures are impactful. Identifying the best POS indicators would be useful tools to measure and monitor progress towards achieving a range of policy and health and wellbeing outcomes.
Villanueva, K., Badland, H., Hooper, P., Koohsari, M. J., Mavoa, S., Davern, M., Roberts, R., Goldfeld, S. & Giles-Corti, B. 2015. Developing indicators of public open space to promote health and wellbeing in communities. Applied Geography, 57, 112-119.
Associations of Leisure-Time Sitting In Cars With Neighbourhood Walkability
This paper used the Physical Activity in Localities and Community (PLACE) study data to examine associations of neighbourhood walkability and its components with prolonged time spent sitting in cars during leisure, among adult residents of Adelaide, Australia. Briefly, this paper found residents of high walkable neighbourhoods tended to spend less time sitting in cars. In particular, higher net retail area ratio, an indicator of tightly spaced commercial areas, was strongly associated with less time in cars. Urban design initiatives to reduce car use require further evidence, particularly on the influence of neighbourhood retail areas.
Koohsari, M. J., Sugiyama, T., Kaczynski, A. T., Owen, N, (2014). Association of Leisure-Time Sitting In Cars With Neighbourhood Walkability. Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 11, 1129-1132.
Liveable, healthy, sustainable: what are the key indicators for Melbourne neighbourhoods?
The first research paper produced by the Place, Health and Liveability research program provides an overview of current academic and policy literature on liveability indicators and was launched in mid-2013. The project was developed to inform future work on the impact of planning policy on health and wellbeing outcomes and CIV was a collaborator on the project which was funded by a University of Melbourne Interdisciplinary Seed Grant. The project enabled a review of the CIV framework and found a strong overlap between the concepts of liveability and social determinants of health, and the importance of environmental sustainability as an underlying determinant of both health and liveability. The review identified 11 policy domains and associated indicators that influence liveability.
Lowe, M., Whitzman, C., Badland, H., Davern, M., Hes, D., Aye, L., Butterworth, I. and Giles-Corti, B. (2013), Liveable, healthy, sustainable: What are the key indicators for Melbourne neighbourhoods?, Research Paper 1, Place, Health and Liveability Research Program, University of Melbourne.
Association of Street Connectivity and Road Traffic Speed with Park Usage and Park-Based Physical Activity
In brief, the paper argues how multiple elements of access influence both public open space visits and participation in physical activity therein. The extant literature on public open space and physical activity has primarily conceptualized access as a simple concept such as shortest access to the nearest park and surprisingly, considering multiple elements of access has largely been neglected in the literature to date.
Kaczynski et al, Association of Street Connectivity and Road Traffic Speed with Park Usage and Park-Based Physical Activity, American Journal of Health Promotion (in-press)
Identifying and developing effective approaches to foster intercultural understanding in schools
This is a review of strategies to foster intercultural understanding in school settings.
Jessica Walton, Naomi Priest & Yin Paradies (2013): Identifying and developingeffective approaches to foster intercultural understanding in schools, Intercultural Education,DOI:10.1080/14675986.2013.793036
Complexities of Everyday Racism
This explores everyday conceptualisations of racism and is based on cognitive interviews and focus groups with predominantly Anglo-Celtic participants. It explores distinctions between racism and racialisation.
IJCV : Vol. 7 (1) 2013 Walton, Priest, and Paradies: Complexities of Everyday Racism.
Effects of access to public open spaces on walking: Is proximity enough?
Public open spaces (POSs) are important destinations and settings for walking in neighbourhoods. In a recent study in Melbourne, we used several measures of proximity to POS to examine associations with amount of walking to and within POSs. None of the proximity measures were associated with walking (versus no walking) to, or within POSs. Distance to the nearest POS and the number of POSs within 1 km were negatively associated with the absolute amount of walking to POSs. Residents who lived in areas in which POSs were located on less integrated streets reported more walking to and within POSs. The authors recommend that future landscape and urban design research should consider not only proximity to POSs, but also how factors such as characteristics of the routes that people traverse to reach POS influence use of, and the likelihood of walking to, and within, these important neighbourhood destinations. These results have been published in the journal of Landscape and Urban Planning.
Koohsari, M. J., Kaczynski, A. T., Giles-Corti, B., & Karakiewicz, J. A. (2013). Effects of access to public open spaces on walking: Is proximity enough? Landscape and Urban Planning, 117, 92-99.


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The "From Only" and "From Price" reflects the lowest price for this tour, which is a quad rate. Experience the best of Tennessee: Elvis' home in Memphis, Graceland and the country music capital of the world, Nashville! Guaranteed Departure!
The "From Only" and "From Price" reflects the lowest price for this tour, which is a quad rate. Experience the best of Tennessee: Elvis' home in Memphis, Graceland and the country music capital of the world, Nashville! Guaranteed Departure!
Standard Brochure Per Person Rates:
$1,322.00 double occupancy $1,226.00 triple occupancy
$1,179.00 quad occupancy $1,713.00 single occupancy
National Quilter's Museum
March of the Peabody Ducks
Sun Records Studio Tour
Graceland Plantinum Tour
Rock & Soul Museum
Free time on Famous Beale Street
Two Nights at the Opryland Hotel
Country Music Hall of Fame
Johnny Cash Museum
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theatre
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Day 1
Travel to your overnight in Evansville, IN.
Day 2
Stop at the National Quilters Museum in Paducah, KY. You're on your way to Memphis, Tennessee, home of Elvis Presley. See the famous "March of the Peabody Ducks" this evening.CB, D
Day 3
Enjoy a city tour of Memphis including the Sun Records Studio Tour. Visit Graceland with a platinum tour. See the Rock & Soul Museum on famous Beale Street along with free time.CB
Day 4
Travel to Nashville, Tennessee, the home of country music! Visit the Country Music Hall of Fame today and enjoy dinner and show at the Nashville Nightlife Dinner Theatre.CB, D
Day 5
Enjoy a guided city sightseeing tour to include famous Music Row and visit the Johnny Cash Museum. See a show at the fantastic Grand Ole Opry tonight.CB, D
Day 6
It's "Home Sweet Home."CB
CB=Continental Breakfast, D=Dinner
Includes: Transportation, lodging, five breakfasts, two dinners, one dinner show, city tours of Memphis and Nashville, admissions per itinerary, "March of the Peabody Ducks", platinum tour of Graceland, Rock & Soul Museum, Johnny Cash Museum, Country Music Hall of Fame, Grand Ole Opry, baggage handling, and taxes.
Balance due: 30 days prior to departure
Cancellation and Refund Policy: 30 - 45 days prior to departure - Full refund less any non-refundable charges (i.e. theater tickets, hotel rooms, service fees, etc.) unless notification of difference is noted on tour description. NO REFUND after final balance due date.
The cancellation fee maybe greater than listed if any non-refundable charges are assessed by the tour vendors providing the included services.
Written notice of cancellation is required before monies refunded: mail, email or fax.
Note: Travel Insurance is optional and must be purchased within seven days of making your reservation. If insurance was purchased, the premium is non-refundable.
Depart: 5:30 am - Monroeville
6:00 am - Pittsburgh
6:30 am - Sewickley
7:00 am - Washington
7:30 am - Wheeling, WV
Walking Code: 3 - This tour includes moderate physical activity. The itinerary blends some longer days with shorter days and more leisure time. Walking tours, as well as walking slightly longer distances, up stairs or on uneven walking surfaces should be expected.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
|Contact Details
| Monroeville Mall - (near light pole #48)
254 Monroeville Mall Blvd, Monroeville, PA 15146
| Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown Hotel
Liberty Avenue side
| Mt. Nebo-Lenzner Terminal (free parking)
110 Lenzner Court, Sewickley, PA 15143
| Park and Ride off I-70 at Exit #20
Washington, PA
|Wheeling, WV
| Capital Music Hall
Wheeling, WV
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How to read a normal ECG(Electrocardiogram)?
A normal ECG has P wave, QRS complex and T wave. P wave shows atria are about to contract. QRS complex means ventricles are about to contract. T wave shows ventricles are about to relax.
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What causes edema?
Edema can be caused by abnormal leakage of body fluid from capillaries into body tissues and failure of lymphatic system. Low level of plasma proteins and ions can also contribute in Edema.


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For me, it is a rare occasion to walk into a home and feel invited, comfortable, as well as visually impressed. More often than not a home only captures one of these emotions and excludes the others. True harmony is found at the intersection of approachability and beauty.
I believe that this harmony is best created through artful story telling. Pieces passed down through the generations, textiles that are visually striking and comfortable, and custom art design that captures a piece of your story can all be part of the story told within your home. My goal is to concept and put these elements on display in a balanced and beautiful way.
We would love to help you tell your story.
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By Sue Benson, in Insight
By Saj Manzoor, in Industry & Issues
By Neil Godber, in Inspiration
The creative industries can lead economic growth in the post-Brexit UK, industry leaders said today (4 July) .
The assessment from industry members of the Creative Industries Council (CIC), a partnership of industry and government, is based on the global reputation and strong recent growth of the UK creative industries.
It believes prospects for the creative industries remain strong and has developed Create Together, a five-year strategy to cement the UK's status as a global hub for commercial creativity.
The Create Together strategy outlines;
It recommends measures to help grow creative exports to £31bn by 2020, encourage creative businesses to expand, and ensure the UK has a productive and diverse creative workforce.
Industry members of the CIC argue that creative industries are well placed to address the opportunities and challenges created by the 'Leave' outcome in the UK referendum on EU membership.
It is calling on the Government to ensure in its negotiations that;
Official data shows creative jobs and service exports are growing much faster than in the rest of the economy.
Creative industries contribute £84.1bn a year to the UK, and almost 2.9m jobs feature in the wider creative economy.
Nicola Mendelsohn, Industry Co-Chair of the CIC, said: "The UK's creative industries are open for business as usual.
'We have long been an engine in delivering economic growth, new jobs and service exports to the UK.
"We now believe we can be instrumental in shaping the new growth agenda in the post-Brexit world and play an important part in economic development of all parts of the UK.
"We are ready and willing to play our role in the UK's future strategy and we want to work with government to ensure our world-beating creative organisations thrive in the post-Brexit world".
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport John Whittingdale said:"The Creative Industries are one of the UK's greatest success stories.
"That success is built upon the extraordinary talent which exists in this country, an amazing cultural heritage, the English language and a tax system designed to support and encourage growth in the creative sector.
"None of this is changed by the UK's decision to leave the EU and I am confident that our creative industries will continue to thrive and take advantage of the new opportunities which are opening up to do business across the world."
Sajid Javid MP, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills, said: "Our creative industries are world renowned and I know this vital sector will have a key role to play as we develop our economy.
"I have been clear that Britain is open for business and we need to make the result of the EU referendum work. I am sure the creative industries, with all their talent and entrepreneurial skill, will look to take advantage of these opportunities and this strategy refresh will help deliver growth across the sector going forward."
Says Janet Hull OBE, Chair CIC Marketing and Communications sub-group and IPA Director of Marketing Strategy: "It is imperative that the advertising industry demonstrates that we are on the front foot. The UK has always been, and will continue to be, a thriving hub from which to run global businesses."
Download the 'Create Together' report in full from www.thecreativeindustries.co.uk/createtogether
Pictures from the event can be found here.
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What is Translational Research?
Our infrastructure is transforming research into a continuum from investigation through discovery and to translation into real-life community practice.
The UW-Madison CTSA
The goal of the University of Wisconsin Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (UW ICTR) is to create an environment that transforms research into a continuum from investigation through discovery and to translation into real-life community practice, thereby linking even the most basic research to practical improvements in human health.
Through the interdisciplinary nature of the ICTR (Schools of Medicine and Public Health, Nursing, Veterinary Medicine, Pharmacy) and the College of Engineering, the mission is to change the UW culture from "silos" to collaborations among ICTR members and within the entire university. With this UW team and ICTR's northern partner Marshfield Clinic, our Institute expects major advancements in clinical and translational research.
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Fast-paced and action-packed, this is the tournament that gives hockey fans the chance to see their team go all the way to the World Cup and Olympics. Composed of four rounds and played over two years, the Hockey World League shines a spotlight on the sport around the world. Even the smallest hockey-playing nations have the opportunity to write their own chapter in hockey's history books.
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Learning how to read a compressor map is one of the first items needed to properly specify a turbo for a given engine combination. The process of reading a compressor map is pretty straight forward once you have a basic understanding of the variables involved. Many of the turbo manufactures provide compressor maps, however some of the oem turbos may be difficult to find. For our example we will be using a garret gt4202 turbo for our 2004 mustang Mach 1 with a 4.75L 4V stroker motor with ported heads, intake, and cams.
When looking at the maps you will see three major items in the graph. The x axis represents the volumetric flow-rate coming from the engine, the y axis is the pressure ratio, and the circles in the middle are called the efficiency islands. The general concept is to match an engine CFM and pressure ratio that lands in the greatest efficiency island.
How to read a compressor map -Step 1: Determine engine airflow & Pressure ratio
There are more complex versions of deriving the air flow based on the ideal gas law, but we're going to keep it pretty straight forward and use the standard equation for engine airflow.
L= volume in liters
RPM= revolutions per minute
Pr= Pressure ratio
The volumetric efficiency of an engine is the ratio of actual air sucked into the engine divided by the physical size of the engine. Let's say our engine is 4.75 liters in size but only sucks in 4.3 liters of air. The VE would be 4.3/4.75 = .90 or 90%. Now unless you have a flow meter, pressure sensor, and other instruments available for testing you won't really know home much air is being consumed.
A good ball park for VEs are below:
Stock 2 valve engine: 85%
Stock 4 valve engine: 90%
modified street engine (aftermarket heads, larger valves, intake manifold, mild cam): 93%
Determining the pressure ratio can be found by the following formula:
Pr=14.7+ desired boost in PSI
Example I want to run 10lbs of boost. My pressure ratio will be (14.7+10)/14.7=1.68
How to read a compressor map -Step 2: Plot your points on the graph
In this step you want to create an excel sheet for the points at each RPM step of the engine. I have attached a sheet that you can use as a template. Simply fill in the top table and choose your spool RPM and max RPM. You then want to plot each point on the compressor map.
For our example mustang we will use the following parameters:
max rpm 7000
Desired Boost=20psi
At our target spool rpm of 3500rpm we have a Pr of 2.360 and a flow rate of 624cfm or 43lb/min (to get lb/min multiply by .069)
At our redline rpm of 7000rpm we have a Pr of 2.360 and a flow rate of 1248cfm or 86lb/min
Let's mark those two points on our compressor map and draw a line connecting them.
How to read a compressor map -Step 3: Draw the surge line
When compressors are improperly sized it creates an area of flow instability that is usually caused by compressor inducer stall. On the compressor map the surge threshold is the farthest left line. We want to ensure that under normal conditions with our engine none of the points fall below that line. The best way to approximate this with relatively good accuracy is to take a point with a Pr at 1 and the flow rate at 20% of the maximum flow. In our instance our max flow was 86, therefore 0.20*86=17lb/min
Now plot a line going from this point of (1,17) up to the desired spool rpm point.
How to read a compressor map -Step 4: Interpret the data
Now that we have our data plotted on the compressor map we can see if it is an appropriate fit.
- Make sure that at peak torque production the line BC is traveling through the highest efficiency island. In our example it is, but it does seem to be a little small
- Make sure that at the peak rpm the turbo efficiency is greater than 65%. In our example it fell right at the 68% island line. Again we are pushing the limit of this turbo. If we had any more RPM the turbo would begin to choke.
- Make sure that no part of line AB is to the left of the first island line. This is also known as the surge line. If the turbo operates in this region it generates an unstable airflow profile which will eventually cause the bearings to fail prematurely.
For our example build the garrett gt4202 would work, however it would be at the high end of it's useful range. It will have great spool up characteristics, but in the upper RPMs it will be generating a significant amount of heat. Knowing that the car is a high reving strip car with a large stall transmission we would look at a slightly larger compressor.
Thanks for the read. If you have any questions about learning how to read a compressor map feel free to ask questions in the comments.
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"We booked Sherwood Bushcraft because we were looking for somewhere outside of the office to hold a team away day incorporating a business planning meeting as well as team building activities. The morning involved learning traditional fire lighting techniques and making our own decorative trays out of willow. The activities were thoroughly enjoyed by all the team and we really enjoyed getting hands on! In the afternoon we used the woodland classroom as a more formal setting to hold a meeting. The meeting room facilities, refreshments and campfire-cooked lunch provided during the day were brilliant."
"We chose Sherwood Bushcraft to create a bespoke corporate event for our team of senior managers. Our main objective was to promote team working through a range of team-building activities that would also enable senior managers to spend time in an outdoor setting reconnecting with their natural environment in celebration of World Environment Day.
All aspects of the day were faultless. The entire team had a very informative and enjoyable day and the pace of activities was pitched correctly for the group, as was the difficulty of all of the activities we had chosen. The bushcraft site, facilities, programme content and teaching were excellent and represented great value for money.
I look forward to arranging a similar event and several members of the party have also expressed an interest in holding their own events at Sherwood Pines. I would definitely recommend Sherwood Bushcraft for your next corporate event."
University of Nottingham
"It was a brilliant day – the best yet! I thought the team from Sherwood Pines who ran the day were excellent. Their instructions were clear and they were patient with those of us who were not so good at willow weaving! I particularly enjoyed the den building and learning about the different materials to use when lighting a fire – Karina's knowledge was extensive in all areas. Thanks to Bob for the lovely food. Would definitely recommend."
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"I have not had one piece of negative feedback, all of the group thoroughly enjoyed it. All of the activities were brilliant, especially the den building. The group was probably quite mixed in terms of abilities and everyone was able to play a role and actively participate. The food was also amazing!"
"The day was a fantastic expeience full of laughs, learning and challenge. The team loved the opportunity to spend time getting to know each other in a unique and interesting environment. The faciliities and activities were excellent."


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Ginger is loaded with different medicinal properties and uses, similar to its popular cousin, the well-known powerful turmeric. However, did you know that ginger is exceptionally potent when it comes to treating cancer?
The effects of turmeric on cancer are well known, but now, a new research shows that ginger, its cousin spice, is just as powerful. What's more, it was proven that ginger is even more effective that some cancer treatments, some of which have been found to be ineffective and even accelerating the death of patients.
According to a study done by Georgia State University, whole ginger extract decreased the size of prostate tumor by 56% in mice. Also, ginger showed power in lowering the amount of inflammation and it supplied the mice with antioxidants.
Another study published in PLoS showed that a component in ginger known as 6-shogaol is more beneficial that cancer medications, especially chemo, in targeting the main reason of breast cancer malignancy- breast cancer stem cells.
Cancer stem cells only make up .2 to 1% of the cellular makeup of a tumor, but they are very difficult to kill. If the stem cell is not destroyed, it will create even more cancer cells that could travel all over the body.
What that means is these cancer stem cells are able to self-renew; they are capable of continuous differentiation, are resistant to conventional chemotherapeutic agents, and are capable of splitting off and forming new tumor colonies. The only way to fully ensure that your body is cancer free is to destroy the cancer stem cells within a tumor.
Finally, when compared to the cancer drug Taxol, 6-shogaol killed more cancer cells and tumors. Even when taxol dosage was increased, researchers found that 6-shogaol was 10,000 times more effective than Taxol at killing cancer stem cells, stopping new tumors from forming, and keeping healthy cells alive.
It should be noted that this study was not performed on people, but on cell cultures. However, the results are very promising for many future cancer sufferers. It is well known that traditional cancer treatments are difficult to the mind, body, and soul.


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Company Name:tantatp
Business Owner:
Employees:101 - 500 People
Main markets:Eastern Europe
Business Type:Manufacturer
Product/Service:Agriculture,garments ,fabrics
About Us:We are Tanta international trade point. One of the Egyptian international trades point. Affiliated to the ministry of foreign trade. We are unprofitable Organization
Our aims encourage export in our country. Our serves free we have many clients in all fields we make contact between you and our clients to make a relationship together we are pleased to deal with your company. And we have a large factory in flax industry in the Middle East could (Egyptian trade center) its items as follow: -
1-secutched flax fiber:
Scuthed fiber which we obtain from scuthing machine pressed in jute bales 250 k g. Each,25 ton in 1x40 feet container
2-hackled flax fiber:
Hackled fiber, which we obtain feron scutched fiber hackinc it on the hacklin machines, pressed in jute bales 250 kg. Each25 ton for 1x40 feet container
3-hackled flax fiber in dolls:
Hackled flax fiber we used to work it as customers need in many saped (4head,2head, andjokia)to be sutable for plumbers use and other purpose 200-250pr. Each in packet of 12.5 kg in plastic sac, every 4 packets together in one jute/plasticbaleof50kg each 22 ton 1x40feet container
4-hackled flax fiber in sliver:
We produce it by passing the hacked flax throuth a machine to have the silver with cerain weight/meter as requested used for textile tow
5-machine tow:
This material is the by-product with hachled flax ffiber in jute bales 200kg each 20-ton for 1x40feet container
6-scutch tow
Short fiber ( 10-25cm) purity about 80-90% in jute bales 200kg each 20 ton 1x40 feet container
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Short fiber of (8-10cm) in blaes 200kg, beach 20 ton for 1x40 of feet container
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On the websites where there are dishwashers, it is always specified how many sets of ware the dishwasher can contain.
But what is a set and on how many person it is calculated, it isn't specified!
We will try to answer these questions in this article:
We choose the dishwasher on spaciousness!
Choosing the dishwashing machine, it is necessary to know its actual capacity, but not that that it is specified in characteristics.
Usually for a family 1-2 persons are enough, the dishwasher with a capacity of 6 sets.
For a family of 4-5 people it is the best of all to choose the dishwasher with a capacity of 9-10 sets.
For a big family, without deliberating, it is worth taking the dishwasher which for once washes not less than 12 sets.
Optimal variant of 14 - 17 sets.
These small calculations will help you, to understand an approximate set of ware for your family.
On the website Galaxy.az you will be able to order dishwashers for every taste.
Only Galaxy.az, offers the MIDEA and SHARP dishwashers at very favorable prices!
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The Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU), a 4 bed unit located in Greenville Memorial Hospital, allows extended monitoring of seizure activity for adult and pediatric patients. Patients typically stay 3 to 5 days.
- 4 private monitoring rooms with space for visitors and family
- 24 / 7 coverage by specialized staff for epilepsy monitoring provides ongoing seizure information in real-time.
- Continual digital monitoring (EEG and video) for accurate diagnoses of seizure type, length and location of origin
- Extended monitoring ensures that seizures are captured (only about 30% of seizures are found in a single EEG)
- Extended monitoring also helps to pinpoint where seizures are occurring and to rule out non-epileptic seizures.
Patients who suffer from seizures which are difficult to diagnose and manage or those being evaluated for epilepsy surgery are those most likely to be admitted to the EMU. At GHS, treatment options for epilepsy include medication, surgical and vagal nerve stimulator placement.
Patients may only be admitted to the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU) by the physicians listed below. If you would like to have an evaluation done, in the EMU, please schedule a consultation with one of these physicians.
Physicians active in the program include (bios and photos)
Neuroscience Associates
200 Patewood Drive, Suite B350
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 454-4500
Gregory Gardziola, M.D.
Mary Hughes, M.D.
Sandip Jain, M.D.
John McBurney, M.D.
Meng Zhou Wang, M.D.
Children's Hospital Pediatric Neurology
200 Patewood Drive, Suite A-350
Greenville, SC 29615
(864) 454-5110
11 Doctors Park, Ste. 200
Spartanburg, SC 29307
(864) 573-8732
Randall Blouin, M.D.
Emily Foster, M.D.
Addie Hunnicutt, M.D.
Augusto Morales, M.D.


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Department: Audit
Phone: 423.756.0052
Fax: 423.267.5945
- 1990 graduate from University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting
- CPA designation awarded in 1992
- Licensed in Tennessee and Georgia
Past and Present Affiliations:
- TSCPA Peer Review Committee
- UTC Accounting Advisory Board
- Contributing Author - CFMA's Financial Management and Accounting for the Construction Industry
- McKamey Animal Care & Adoption Center
- NE/SE Tennessee Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association
- Construction Financial Management Association's Tennessee Valley Chapter and National Publications Committee
Dean has over 20 years of public accounting experience. He is a 1990 graduate of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and is licensed to practice in Tennessee and Georgia. Dean is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants. He is in his fourth year of service on the TSCPA's Peer Review Committee and also serves JHM as Audit Quality Control partner.
For many years, Dean has been involved in the audits of various entities and organizations which are required to be audited under contracts with the State of Tennessee Department of Audit. While the majority of his current audit practice falls under the scope of Government Auditing Standards, Dean also has extensive experience in the commercial construction, manufacturing and rental real estate industries and has authored articles and other accounting-related materials in National and state publications. Dean has served actively on various nonprofit boards and committees.


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Teen Tech Test Drive
Try our tech for Teen Tech Week! This Saturda,y March 12, from 2-4pm, you can play with cool toys like Sphero the Robotic Ball and build new electronics with littleBits Synth, Cloudbit, and Gizmos & Gadgets kits. Plus, take a trip outside of the library without walking out the door with Google Cardboard virtual reality headgear! The Warren Township High School… Read more »


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'The Grand Budapest Hotel', 'Into The Woods' and 'Birdman' took home the top awards at the Costume Designers Guild Awards last night (17.02.15).
Milena Canonero's creations for the 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' won the Excellence in Period Film prize while Colleen Atwood was presented with the Excellence in Fantasy Film award for her costumes in the fairytale adventure 'Into The Woods', starring Meryl Streep and James Corden.
Both films have also been nominated in the Academy Awards costume category.
Albert Wolsky took home the Excellence in Contemporary Film prize for his costumes in the Michael Keaton-fronted drama 'Birdman', which was presented by Beau Bridges, with 'True Detective' and 'Game of Thrones' taking home the Outstanding Contemporary Television Series and Outstanding Period/Fantasy Television Series respectively.
Christopher Lawrence was awarded the Excellence in Commercial Costume Design by 'Mad Men' star Kiernan Shipka before Lou Eyrich was honoured by Jon Voight with the Outstanding Made for Television Movie or Mini Series for his designs in the FX series 'American Horror Story: Freak Show'.
The event - which was hosted by 'The Day After Tomorrow' star Emmy Rossum at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles - also honoured Naomi Watts with the Lacoste Spotlight Award which is given to 'an actor whose talent and career personify an enduring commitment to excellence.'
On receiving the gong, the blonde beauty - who stunned in a white, floor-length gown from Altuzarra's Spring/Summer collection - opened up about her love of costumes and credited her mother for introducing her to design from a young age.
According to Deadline, she said: "I love clothing. I love costumes. I love designers. I feel like it's such a huge part of my life. I grew up with my mother, who made our clothes, hand-sewed them."
Honorary awards also went to director Richard Linklater, who was presented with the Distinguished Collaborator Award and costume designer Aggie Guerard Rodgers, who took home the Career Achievement Award.
Costume Designers Guild Awards winners list:
Excellence in Contemporary Film:
Albert Wolsky - 'Birdman'
Excellence in Period Film:
Milena Canonero - 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
Excellence in Fantasy Film:
Colleen Atwood - 'Into the Woods'
Excellence in Commercial Costume Design:
Christopher Lawrence - 'Defy Expectations', 'Villagers'
Outstanding Contemporary Television Series:
Jenny Eagan - 'True Detective'
Outstanding Period/Fantasy Television Series:
Michele Clapton - 'Game of Thrones'
Outstanding Made for Television Movie or Mini Series:
Lou Eyrich - 'American Horror Story: Freak Show '
Tagged in Emmy Rossum Michael Keaton