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19.1 Companies must not provide hospitality to members of the health professions and appropriate administrative staff except in association with scientific meetings, promotional meetings, scientific congresses and other such meetings, and training. Meetings must be held in appropriate venues conducive to the main purpose of the event. Hospitality must be strictly limited to the main purpose of the event and must be secondary to the purpose of the meeting ie subsistence only. The level of subsistence offered must be appropriate and not out of proportion to the occasion. The costs involved must not exceed that level which the recipients would normally adopt when paying for themselves. It must not extend beyond members of the health professions or appropriate administrative staff.
19.2 Payments may not be made to doctors or groups of doctors or to other prescribers, either directly or indirectly, for rental for rooms to be used for meetings.
19.3 When meetings are sponsored by pharmaceutical companies, that fact must be disclosed in all of the papers relating to the meetings and in any published proceedings. The declaration of sponsorship must be sufficiently prominent to ensure that readers are aware of it at the outset.
19.4 Pharmaceutical companies must make publicly available financial details of sponsorship of UK health professionals and appropriate administrative staff in relation to attendance at meetings organised by third parties. Sponsorship in this context includes registration fees, costs of accommodation (both inside and outside the UK) and travel outside the UK.
The provision of hospitality is limited to refreshments/subsistence (meals and drinks), accommodation, genuine registration fees and the payment of reasonable travelcosts which a company may provide to sponsor a delegate to attend a meeting. The payment of travel expenses and the like for persons accompanying the delegate is not permitted. Funding must not be offered or provided to compensate merely for the time spent by health professionals in attending meetings. The payment of reasonable honoraria and reimbursement of out of pocket expenses, including travel, for speakers, advisory board members and the providers of other professional services, is permissible. The arrangements for meetings must comply with Clause 19.1 with regard to hospitality and venues.
Companies should only offer or provide economy air travel to delegates sponsored to attend meetings. Delegates may of course organise and pay at their own expense the genuine difference between economy travel and business class or first class.
Pharmaceutical companies may appropriately hold or sponsor a wide range of meetings. These range from small lunchtime audio-visual presentations in a group practice, hospital meetings and meetings at postgraduate education centres, advisory board meetings, visits to research and manufacturing facilites, planning, training and investigator meetings for clinical trials and non-interventional studies, launch meetings for new products, management training courses, patient support group meetings and satellite symposia through to large international meetings organised by independent bodies with sponsorship from pharmaceutical companies.
With any meeting, certain basic principles apply:
Administrative staff may be invited to meetings where appropriate. For example, receptionists might be invited to a meeting in a general practice when the subject matter related to practice administration.
A useful criterion in determining whether the arrangements for any meeting are acceptable is to apply the question 'would you and your company be willing to have these arrangements generally known?' The impression that is created by the arrangements for any meeting must always be kept in mind.
Meetings organised for groups of doctors, other health professionals and/or for administrative staff which are wholly or mainly of a social or sporting nature are unacceptable.
Meetings organised by pharmaceutical companies which involve UK health professionals at venues outside the UK are not necessarily unacceptable. There have, however, to be valid and cogent reasons for holding meetings at such venues. These are that most of the invitees are from outside the UK and, given their countries of origin, it makes greater logistical sense to hold the meeting outside the UK or, given the location of the relevant resource or expertise that is the object or subject matter of the meeting, it makes greater logistical sense to hold the meeting outside the UK. As with meetings held in the UK, in determining whether such a meeting is acceptable or not, consideration must also be given to the educational programme, overall cost, facilities offered by the venue, nature of the audience, subsistence provided and the like. As with any meeting it should be the programme that attracts delegates and not the associated hospitality or venue.
Promotional material which is displayed or provided at international meetings held outside the UK may, unless prohibited or otherwise regulated by local laws and regulations, refer to medicines or their indications which are not registered
in the country where the event takes place, or which are registered under different conditions, so long as any such material is accompanied by a suitable statement indicating countries where the product is registered and making clear that the product is not registered locally. Any such promotional material which refers to the prescribing information authorized in a country or countries where the medicine is registered must be accompanied by an explanatory statement indicating that registration conditions differ internationally.
The requirements relating to international meetings held in the UK are set out in the supplementary information to Clause 3.
The requirements of the Code do not apply to the provision of hospitality other than to that referred to in Clauses 19.1 and 23.2 and the supplementary information to Clauses 20 and 22.2.
Companies should remind their affiliates outside the UK that the ABPI Code of Practice must be complied with if UK health professionals attend meetings which they organise regardless of whether such meetings occur in the UK or abroad.
Pharmaceutical companies must ensure that all meetings which are planned are checked to see that they comply with the Code. Companies must have a written document that sets out their policies on meetings and hospitality and the associated allowable expenditure. In addition, meetings which involve travel outside the UK must be formally certified as set out in Clause 14.2.
The General Medical Council is the regulatory body for doctors and is responsible for giving guidance on standards of professional conduct and on medical ethics. In its guidance, the Council advises doctors that 'You must act in your patients' best interests when making referrals and when providing or arranging treatment or care. You must not ask for or accept any inducement, gift or hospitality which may affect or be seen to affect the way you prescribe for, treat or refer patients'.
The General Pharmaceutical Council is the regulatory body for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. The Council's Standards of conduct, ethics and performance state 'Do not ask for or accept gifts, rewards or hospitality that may affect, or be seen to affect, your professional judgement'.
The Code of the Nursing & Midwifery Council, Standards of conduct, performance and ethics for nurses and midwives, states 'You must not abuse your privileged position for your own ends' and 'You must ensure that your professional judgement is not influenced by any commercial considerations'.
The provisions of this and all other relevant clauses in the Code apply equally to meetings and courses organised or sponsored by pharmaceutical companies which are continuing professional development (CPD) approved, such as postgraduate education allowance (PGEA) approved meetings and courses. The fact that a meeting or course has CPD approval does not mean that the arrangements are automatically acceptable under the Code. The relevant provisions of the Code and, in particular, those relating to hospitality, must be observed.
This provision does not preclude the payment of room rental to postgraduate medical centres and the like.
Payment of room rental to doctors or groups of doctors or to other prescribers is not permissible even if such payment is made to equipment funds or patients' comforts funds and the like or to charities or companies.
Attention is drawn to Clause 9.10 which requires that all material relating to medicines and their uses, whether promotional or not, which is sponsored by a pharmaceutical company must clearly indicate that it has been sponsored by
It should be noted that where companies are involved in the sponsorship and/or distribution of reports on meetings or symposia etc, these reports may constitute promotional material and thus be fully subject to the requirements of the Code.
Meetings at which attendance is sponsored by companies must comply with Clause 19.1. The information required by Clause 19.4 must be made publicly available in respect of sponsorship for attendance at meetings held in 2012 and each calendar year thereafter. Disclosure must be in the calendar year following that in which the payments were made and the information must be made public within three calendar months of the end of the company's financial year.
The information which must be disclosed is the total amount paid in a calendar year in respect of all recipients and the total number of recipients. The total number of attendances at meetings sponsored in the year must also be given. The names of the recipients need not be disclosed.
Registration fees have to be included where the sponsorship of UK health professionals and appropriate administrative staff to attend meetings is paid by overseas affiliates, head offices in the UK or overseas and UK based European offices.
All reasonable steps should be taken by local operating companies to disclose their best estimates of the amounts for accommodation costs (both inside and outside the UK) and travel outside the UK for UK health professionals and appropriate administrative staff paid by overseas affiliates, head offices in the UK or overseas and UK based European offices.


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Outdoor Stair Railing – The bottom post is the heaviest pole to make solid when you build a fence outside the stairs. The usual technique is to transport it to the stringer ladder (frame). But it will only be solid if the stringer is solid. That's the challenging part. First, build a landing platform for the ladder striter. You do not need to pour a foothold. Just dig and compact a minimum of 4-in. Base the thick pebbles then pour concrete slabs or paving stones. Tighten the top of the stringer to the deck. Tear off a 2-byed wood piece to fit the riser bottom, and then screw this "subriser" to the lower end of the three strings. The riser finish (cedar in our case) will cover it.
Cut each pole into a long; let them run side by side stray to the ground. Then cut 1-1 / 2 into the notch into the post so that it is above the stringer, flush with the outer face. Tack posts into framing, make sure it's tight for stringer and subriser. Then cut and peel 2-by-block between the stringer and fasten it to the back of the writing. Next drill two 1/2-in Holes through stringer and heading. Hold them 1-1 / 2 in from top and bottom. Drill again 1/2-in Hole through subriser, post and block behind it. You need a drill for too long or a bit of extension. Install 1/2-in Galvanized carrying bolts with washing machine and nut.
System outdoor stair railing is held by a sturdy and supportive column. This is known as a ledge in the industry, and is made of various materials. These include wood, along with Formica and even steel in modern and contemporary homes. In recent years, however, glass has replaced many columns and really adds a touch of class to home and business. These units are available as extended length sheets, along with specially designed booths and even columns. They help illuminate natural sunlight and interior lighting systems. This helps give the impression that the room is much bigger than that, and even secures a feeling of more space as well.


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Lesson : Medicines and Drugs: Get Better Soon
This lesson is based around an animated story involving the Go-Givers character Mitali who is feeling unwell. The other characters bring him different things to try and help him feel better. It introduces children to some common cold medicines found in the home such as Lemsip, Vicks VapoRub and Calpol as well as other traditional remedies such as 'chicken soup' and a 'hot toddy' containing alcohol.
Cross-curricular links: science
Learning Activities:
- Discussing times you have been unwell, medicines and treatments the children know about
- Discussing which medicines go inside and outside the body, matching pictures to the right place on an outline of the human body
- Role playing going to the doctor
- Understanding harmful effects of tobacco and alcohol
"Great resource. I've used it as an introductory lesson for our science topic on medicines."
"This matches our Drug Ed. lessons really well and makes the lesson so much more real and interesting for the children. Lots of opportunities for discussion to keep them enthusiastic and help them to learn and remember these important messages."


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30/10/2017: Amman, Jordan
Today we went to do workshops with the staff at the NRC (Norwegian Refugee Council) headquarters in Amman. The aim was to equip them with the skills and knowledge required to run independent programs in the refugee camps where they work.
A parallel program was held with the same organisation in Irbid.
The first meditation had a mixed response but after the second meditation the staff felt more silent inside. This illustrated one of the central themes of our discussion about how meditation is like a muscle or an instrument – it gets better the more you use it. This was followed by a few games and a discussion on the left and right side.
Next, we enjoyed Jordanian hospitality in the form of a massive lunch, which was great – I love the food from this side of the world. Lunch was followed by more games to wake us up from our food comas, and of course to make the session more interactive. This was fairly successful on both counts.
By the last session our newly trained NRC staff were, in theory, ready to run their own programs! After some positive responses and a really enjoyable day, we felt that we were ready to head home and call it a night.
I found it very easy to meditate in the second session. While sitting with everyone in silence, I found this was so peaceful and joyful that I didn't want to continue with the program, I just wanted to stay in that moment forever. I could be completely satisfied with all of us sitting there for my entire life!
As part of a discussion, each member of the M2R team spoke about why they meditate. Ganesh's answer really stuck with me today. He said that he meditates so he can know the Truth – the Truth of one's Self. Everyday you deal with the past and the future – "I've done this, I have to do thatâ€, everything comes from outside, but how do you know it is the Truth? Only when you are in the present moment, listening to your Self, can you know the Truth.
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Heated blanket
With the wood stove going downstairs is too hot the upstairs is too cold. We put a fan at the bottom of the stairs that seems to help a little bit. But the best thing I ever did was to buy a heated blanket. The one that has dual control because I like it very hot. On the other hand my husband likes it a lot colder. If I roll over in the middle of the night towards his side it feels like someone just threw ice cubes towards me. It goes to show you in the summer time we can never come to an agreement with the settings on the air conditioner.


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Cheers erupt from the back table. A thirty-something, slightly sweaty in dark jeans and collared shirt, pumps his fist, Tiger-style, celebrating a zinger that caught the corner and kept on going. High-fives are given, drinks are spilled -- but in the rush of victory, no one cares, just as no one minds the small white balls flying across the room like popcorn. What people do notice is how much fun they're having, all while playing a game that, until recently, was only snickered at in the Olympics ("You call that a sport?") or used by college students as an excuse to drink.
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Ping-pong has arrived. And if what's happening at Ace, the latest restaurant by the team behind Vesta Dipping Grill and Steuben's, is any indication, the game has the power to transform a night on the town.
Not that owners Josh and Jen Wolkon can take credit for making the squat paddles cool. That honor goes to Susan Sarandon, who brought the game back from the verge of extinction with Spin, a popular ping-pong club in New York City. But the Wolkons lobbed the craze into Denver's prime time, repurposing a cavernous, 9,000-square-foot garage next to Steuben's into a hangout extraordinaire. Even without the eleven ping-pong tables (including some on the patio), the space would feel like a party: lights low, music pumping, fun touches like shipping containers, airplane parts and a curvy bar with scorpion bowls, alcoholic shaved ices and fab barman Randy Layman.
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Key features of the first phase of national cluster program (Russia)
The case study on the Russian cluster initiative highlights the importance of taking into account the specific innovation profiles of regions and the involvement of regions in the drafting and implementation of federal policies; supports the coordination of innovation policy measures for support different actors (universities, research organizations, large businesses, SMEs, venture capitalists and business angels, etc.) and improves the efficiency of interaction between actors of the regional innovation systems, including trust building. As many other cluster programs, the Russian one is not just national. It involves joint work between the federal and the regional levels, with the former playing the role of facilitator and the latter managing or coordinating or taking part in the clusters. The federal level program is facilitated through an inter-ministerial committee. It provides the involvement and coordinated work of several ministries, agencies and development institutions to guarantee the pilot clusters comprehensive support. In general, the cluster program in Russia is consistent with the most successful international models.There is an increasing support to small and medium enterprises in the pilot clusters. Another positive trend is the recent decision to change priorities for cluster support. Despite it was originally expected to fund mainly the development of basic infrastructure in clusters, e.g. transport, engineering, housing, power, later infrastructural imbalance was offset. The pilot 14 clusters were offered to choose two of five possible areas of spending subsidy from the federal budget: the purchase of new equipment, additional education and training, cluster management activities and external consultancy, consultancy for the preparation of investment projects in the sphere of innovation, participation in international fairs, forums, round tables, etc. These areas of support - more than the basic infrastructure development - correspond to the idea and principles of cluster policy. Thus, it can summarized that cluster policy in Russia is constantly changing and evolving.


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|Comparison of the new vapor sorption analyzer to the traditional saturated salt slurry method and the dynamic vapor sorption instrument
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|Schmidt, Shelly J.
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|University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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|Water is a key component of food materials. One of the most useful aspects of the water activity (aw) concept is the moisture sorption isotherm, which plots the moisture content of a material as a function of aw at the same temperature. Moisture sorption isotherms are useful for a variety of processing and product stability applications. The most common methods of generating equilibrium moisture sorption isotherms are using saturated salt slurries (SSS) or humidity generating instruments. The saturated salt slurry method has been a standard method for many years, but there are several drawbacks to this method, including long equilibration times, extensive labor required, and mold growth at high aw values. Many of the disadvantages of the SSS method have been overcome by humidity generating instruments represented by the Dynamic Vapor Sorption (DVS) instrument from Surface Measurement Systems Ltd. There have been several studies done to show that the humidity generating instruments are reliable in terms of their accuracy compared to the SSS method. The Vapor Sorption Analyzer (VSA) is a new type of isotherm generating instrument. The VSA collects aw and weight change data similar to the DVS, but has the added benefit of being able to generate non-equilibrium isotherms as well. Currently, there are a few methods able to produce non-equilibrium isotherms, but no instrument has the capability of producing both types of isotherms. Within this one instrument, the uniqueness of each type of isotherm can be used in order to obtain the most information about the moisture characteristics of a material. Since the VSA still overcomes most of the drawbacks of the saturated salt slurry method and also has the capability of generating both types of isotherms, it would be beneficial to make use of this new instrument. However, no research has been published that investigates the accuracy of the VSA compared to the SSS method or other humidity generating instruments. This research investigated the validity of the new VSA by comparing the equilibrium isotherms generated to the SSS and DVS isotherms. Working isotherms of five different types of food materials (microcrystalline cellulose, soy protein isolate, pregelatinized corn starch, crystalline sucrose, and corn flakes) were obtained in duplicate at 25°C at 11 aw values, ranging between 0.064 and 0.936. Results were analyzed using a mixed model ANOVA and pairwise tests were performed to determine if there was a statistical difference in the mean moisture content between the different methods at each aw. The Scheffe method was used to correct for the p-value to account for the multiple test comparisons. p-values below 0.05 were considered to be significant. The SSS, VSA, and DVS methods all produce similar equilibrium sorption isotherms for the five materials tested. Very few differences were found to be significant and can all be attributed to the heterogeneous nature of the food material or the expected variation around that particular aw value for the material. Thus, the VSA has proved to be an accurate instrument in terms of generating equilibrium sorption isotherms for food materials.
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The squeak was caused by my motherboard being screwed in too tightly (yes, I know that sounds wierd). The instability that I was experiancing was do to my RAM voltage being too low. The default on the mobo is 1.8v the ram I bought runs at 2.2v. Setting it to overvolt .4v fixed her up nicely. It is now quite stable.
I bought an ocz gamexstream 600w power supply thinking that was one of the issues. I was wrong, and now need to resell the nexus one I have. I'm sticking with the ocz just because I don't want to have to cable the thing again.
My kernel now compiles in 2:20
Power usage: 140w idle 190w loaded.
lyz@core2 ~ $ glxgears
53506 frames in 5.0 seconds = 10701.173 FPS
X connection to :0.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
core2 ~ # hdparm -Tt /dev/md4
Timing cached reads: 5344 MB in 2.00 seconds = 2672.22 MB/sec
Timing buffered disk reads: 384 MB in 3.01 seconds = 127.66 MB/sec
I was getting 148MB/sec — I need to look into this
Quake 3's timedemo four runs at 567.8 FPS. 🙂


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Infectious disease testing of UK-bound refugees: a population-based, cross-sectional study
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Wow, BFFs! Check Out Taylor Momsen's Heavy Eye Makeup — Maybe It's Time For A Make-Under!
The Gossip Girl star was spotted wearing some seriously heavy eye makeup on the red carpet. Is it time for an intervention?
Spotted on the red carpet last night: Taylor Momsen, promoting her position as spokesmodel and face of Madonna and Lourdes Leon's new clothing line for Macy's, Material Girl. The Gossip Girl style was sporting clothing from the line and some very dark, very serious eye makeup. Refusing to smile. Giving us major rock and roll attitude. Which is cool, but I have to ask this question: is this amount of eye makeup ok? Here, I send a message to the GG star with a small plea:
Hi, Taylor. First of all, digging the wardrobe and I actually really like your music. Yeah, so here's the thing: the eye makeup? It's a little too much. There's a way to do dark and edgy without going into Rocky Horror Picture Show territory. You know what I mean? Think Debbie Harry more than Night of the Living Dead when going for this kind of look. It's funny because normally in these posts I would suggest what products to use, but this time I feel like you've got all the right products, you just don't have to use them all at the same time. Maybe stay a little closer to your actual eye and away from the sides of your head next time? Awesome. Thanks.
What do you think, BFFs? Do you love or loathe Taylor's strong eye makeup look? Vote now!


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System Nipel - Deep Into Matter (Translucent, Israel 2006)
Article posted by TweeKUniT on 5/06/2006 9:57PM
The new System Nipel album "Deep Into Matter†on Translucent certainly had some cool packaging- a cool see-through plastic case and stuff, killer! Wasn't that familiar with their tunes, so was pretty open going into this one- and it actually quite surprised me. Quite a few nice tracks here, in a range of morning full-on styles. A bit hit and miss in some cases, but overall definitely not a bad package from these guys.
All the tunes have a definate morning feel, there are some nice collaborations with Visual Contact and Electrosun and a remix of a Misted Muppet track- for fans of this dancefloor oriented morning sound I'm sure this would be a pretty good buy. It does a get a bit ravey in some patches though, I refuse to go on about it too much though.
Album starts with Dream Vision- a very mellow, floaty melodic affair with some nice effected acoustic guitar sections. Very melodic and positive, but quite nice as a track, very funky and feelgood. Beach-trance.
Lift Me Up featuring Visual Contact lifts the pace a bit- nice big solid bass on this one. Definitely don't mind a bit of Visual Contact I expected these 2 to make a good pairing. Very solid at the start, but sadly few ravish melodies creep in toward the end and it cheeses right out. Beginning was promising, but didn't really like where it went. A shame.
Steal The Robot has the same kind of feel as the last tune, but manages to keep a lid on wigging out so much, its good. Very traditionally trance sound- but its not called traditional without a reason- it works. Positive morning music.
Afronomical continues the theme- very much a positive album this one. Melodies are all major and very bright and happy. Funky feel to this one, fans of Rinkadink might like this one I think. Cool, but a little lighthearted for me and the melodies toward the end I'm not so fond of.
The title track "Deep into Matter†definitely starts with a wallop- some nice solid bass on this one. Vocalish morning stuff isn't really my cup of tea, this one gets very full tilt but has some nice drops and buildups. Tidy production but maybe a bit too on the rave end for me again.
Electrosun is one of my favourite artists from this distribution group- hes released a couple of stormers which have absolutely rocked me on the dancefloor. His collaboration with System Nipel- Fairy Telly is for sure one of the best on the album. Positive, Rocking morning trance- nothing new but very workable and a great dancefloor tune. Nice stuff.
Quest for the Future represents I think the most boundary pushing track on the album. Some nice original ideas in the production a really phat kick. Don't really like the sound so much toward the end, but this one is a good one to show off System Nipel's production skills, he's pretty tight. I'll put this one down to taste and cheese factor.
Donkey Drunkey is a quirky affair, but definitely overdoes it a bit for me. Last few tracks have reminded me a little of the last Future Prophesy album which I didn't like much. A bit too much work on the melody seems to override the actual effect of the whole track for me, maybe it's a taste thing.
His remix of The Misted Muppet – The Legend is quite good as far as remixes go. I'm familiar with the original and I must say I think the System Nipel version is a tad better. I've never been a fan of this "classical†style melodic work in psy, it's a bit too windy and over-the top for me- but as a remix, I'm sure fans of the original will appreciate.
Cd finishes up with a downbeat track – Unlimited (Chill Out Remix). These melodies work a lot more in this music- very middle eastern sounding affair, must be an Israeli thing to go back to the roots with these closing chill tracks on full-on albums. Nice listen though!
Overall, System Nipel's new album Deep Into Matter wasn't a bad affair, but wasn't overly great either. For fans of the more positive, morning style- look into it for sure- I really think with these kind of releases it comes down a lot to taste- although I will say it doesn't push a lot of boundaries as far as sound goes either.
Some nice moments though- very much trance to make the dancefloor and enjoy themselves. Very cool cover though- would look pretty funky in the cd wallet. Positive music for the sunshine, with a small sprinkle of cheese.


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With our Year 6/7s currently on Camp, Cross Country scheduled for Thursday and Gala Day happening Friday, Term 3 is gaining momentum!
In this week's Bulletin, we welcome the visit, on Monday, of 28 students and teachers from four Dominican schools in Indonesia. There are also many contributions from students and staff; featuring news from the Year 3 Digital Technology Class, STEMSEL Inventors Club, Irish Dancing World Championships, SAPSASA Knockout Netball and Year 9 Science.
Today's Bulletin also features a report from last week's Combined Schools Careers Expo, a joint initiative of St. Dominic's Priory College, Blackfriars Priory School and Wilderness School; ably hosted this year by Wilderness. Congratulations and well done to the staff of the three schools that worked together to coordinate this successful biennial event; particularly Ms Caroline Rocco and Mrs Deb Cleggett at Wilderness, Mr Andrew Whiteman at Blackfriars and Ms Alice Kleinig and Ms Danielle Nicolas here at St. Dominic's. We thank our Year 10-12 students for their excellent attendance, especially our Prefects for their assistance on the night. The College community is grateful to the many industry professionals who gave so generously their time and expertise to our students on the night. The next combined schools careers event will be hosted by Blackfriars in 2018 and we look forward to the continued support.
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Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Things He Says | The Manners Maketh The Boy Edition
9 comments:
- Deb @ PaperTurtle said...
Ha! Awesome. Your boy child makes me laugh. But I do really love the idea for helping a child to wait their turn.
- 14 April 2015 at 21:39
- alexa said...
A great idea - tell him it'll grow on him!
- 14 April 2015 at 21:46
- Abi said...
That's a wonderful idea. I love the boy child's reaction though, for all its humour! I agree with Alexa, i'm sure he will try it out now you've suggested it.
- 14 April 2015 at 23:21
- Sian said...
I think it's a great idea. It reminds me of the system we used to have in Guides, where the leader would raise her right arm if she wanted us to be quiet, and everyone then had to raise an arm once they had stopped talking too
- 15 April 2015 at 09:15
- Liz said...
It's a great idea. Maybe I should try it on the Teenager!! x
- 15 April 2015 at 13:31
- Ladkyis said...
I did that with mine - good grief that's nearly 50 years ago - Youngest son would hold my wrist and jiggle with impatience but he remained silent until I looked at him.
I assumed everyone knew this ~ perhaps I should dredge up other things I did to make life easy and quiet
- 15 April 2015 at 16:21
- debs14 said...
I have never heard of this before, but what a good idea!
- 15 April 2015 at 19:44
- Kirsty.A said...
lovely idea. Sian - I used to love the ripple effect on n entire of field of Guides when 1 leader raised her hand. I've used that in class but never the hand with my children. Are you kidding me???
- 16 April 2015 at 11:24
My three year old great niece has been taught by her parents' not to interrupt. She waits and then says in the cutest and sweetest voice ' Excuse me Aunty Carole ...' I am so touched by her politeness I stop instantly and turn all my attention to whatever she wants to tell me!
- 19 April 2015 at 10:01
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 2009 – The Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute today released a major study on identity formation for adopted persons, a groundbreaking work that provides significant new information and insights that can be used to improve laws, policies and practices as well as public understanding on a range of issues relating to adoption, particularly across racial lines.
The study, launched with funding from the Kellogg Foundation, is the centerpiece of a 113-page report entitled "Beyond Culture Camp: Promoting Positive Identity Formation in Adoption." It is the broadest, most extensive examination of adult adoptive identity to date, based on input from the primary experts on the subject: adults who were adopted as children. Central findings include:
- Adoption becomes an increasingly significant aspect of identity for most adopted people and race/ethnicity grows in importance for adoptees of color throughout childhood and into adulthood. These findings raise questions about some current attitudes, practices and policies predicated on the notion that these factors diminish in importance after adolescence.
- Adoption-related teasing and bias are a reality for many adoptees, but more so for Whites who experienced the most negative behavior and comments from extended family and childhood friends. Race trumped adoption for adopted persons of color; i.e., a large majority experienced race-based discrimination rather than (or in addition to) adoption-related negativity.
- A significant majority of transracially adopted adults reported considering themselves to be or wanting to be White as children a stark message to parents and professionals, though most eventually grew to identify themselves as members of their racial/ethnic group (in this case, Korean Americans). Even as adults, a minority have not reconciled their racial identity.
- The most effective strategies for achieving positive identity formation are "lived experiences" in particular, travel to native country and attending racially diverse schools for the transracial adoptees, and contact with birth relatives for Whites adopted domestically. A majority of adopted adults in both categories said they had searched for their roots in some way.
Among the key recommendations, based on this research, are:
- Expand preparation and post-placement support for parents adopting across race and culture.
- Develop empirically based practices and resources to prepare transracially and transculturally adopted youth to cope with racial bias.
- Promote laws, policies and practices that facilitate access to information for adopted individuals.
- Educate parents, teachers, practitioners and the media about adoption's realities to erase stigmas and stereotypes, minimize adoption-related bias, and improve children's experiences.
"Tens of millions of people in our country are already directly connected to adoption, and tens of thousands of additional children are waiting for permanent families," said Adam Pertman, the Adoption Institute's Executive Director. "Our goal for this research is ambitious: to improve all their lives in practical ways today &ndash even as we utilize the new information and insights from the findings to make adoption itself an increasingly knowledge-based, healthy and ethical institution into the future."
The survey at the core of this research was completed by 468 adult adoptees (making it, to our knowledge, the largest study of adoption identity in adults to date in the U.S.). For comparison purposes, we focused on the two largest, most homogenous cohorts within the total group: 179 Korean-born respondents and 156 American-born Caucasian respondents, all adopted by two White parents. It is noteworthy that 1 in 10 of all Korean American citizens came to this country by adoption.
While one cohort of transracial adoptees (Korean Americans) is at the heart of the study, it is important to note that an extensive Adoption Institute review of decades of relevant literature (Appendix I), as well as the Institute's examination of transracial adoption from foster care (see "Finding Homes for African American Children" at https://www.adoptioninstitute.org/publications/finding-families-for-african-american-children-the-role-of-race-law-in-adoption-from-foster-care/), make clear that many of the findings and recommendations in this new report apply to other domestically and internationally adopted persons and families as well.
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The interesting thing about The Wolf Man, to my mind, is that on the one hand it is usually thought of as part of a triumverate of archetypes along with Dracula and Frankenstein, but on the other hand if you start to break down the stories and the characters, The Wolf Man really follows its own path. That shouldn't be surprising, all things considered, especially source material: Dracula and Frankenstein both originated as novels written in the 19th century, whereas The Wolf Man jumps straight from werewolf folklore to screenplay in the 20th. If Curt Siodmak, who penned the film, was trying to craft a Gothic companion piece to the tales of the vampiric count or the mad scientist and his unholy creation, he did so only by preserving the elements of setting and a few key plot points, while subverting almost everything else.
Maybe the most telling difference is that while Count Dracula and Victor Frankenstein are decidedly European figures, Larry Talbot is American. Sure, he's the heir to an estate in Wales, where the entire movie takes place, and his father (played exquisitely by Claude Rains) is the lord of the manor, but Lon Chaney Jr. was from Oklahoma and plays prodigal son Larry as aw-shucks as he possibly can. Larry Talbot is (mostly) likable and relatable, and his non-lycanthropic struggles come down to pining for the girl next door who happens to already be engaged, and mending his relationship with his father after the tragic death of his brother. He's not a symbol of old world superstition, or the menace of unchecked and voracious sexuality, or the folly of hubris in the name of science. He's a regular guy, trying to find his way and maybe win the lady's love. He has no idea that his own story is going to become a tragedy.
And neither does the audience, at the outset, nor are we given any clues. I feel like I can't state this enough: Larry doesn't do anything wrong. He's a bit unserious, and a little aggressive and entitled in his initial pursuit of Gwen Conliffe (cultural mores have changed since the 40's, so what seems stalkerish to modern eyes is probably meant to be charmingly confident and essentially harmless). Ultimately Larry finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time, as he and Gwen and Gwen's friend Jenny go to have the fortunes told by a gypsy (Bela Lugosi!), who unbeknownst to them has the curse of the werewolf. The gypsy transforms and attacks Jenny, and Larry rushes to her aid. Too late to save Jenny, he beats the wolf to death with his silver-headed walking stick, and is bitten during the fight. There's no real insinuation that Larry was too late coming to Jenny's aid through any punishable fault of his own, and the killing of the gypsy werewolf is treated as a mercy. Nevertheless, Larry is cursed, and becomes an unwitting and unwilling killer before finally being set free by death.
That makes The Wolf Man much more of a horror story than Dracula or Frankenstein, both of which are essentially morality plays in which events unfold but no one really undergoes growth or change, until inevitably evil is punished. Horror stories scare us because they imply that bad things happen for no real reason, and therefore could conceivably happen to us. I have never experimented in the realms beyond death where man was never meant to meddle, nor have I sold my soul to become a blood-drinking immortal. But could I be bitten by a wild animal while trying to help someone? If so, I could end up paying a disproportionately high price, and that is the genuine stuff of nightmares.
The sets used in The Wolf Man are all very Hollywood, but I think that actually serves the movie well in this case. Stepping away from the literal story about a man who becomes a savage beast, The Wolf Man is really a psychological drama about a man who feels he's losing touch with himself, or outright control over himself, and fears the uncertainty of the future. Most of the daytime shots are interiors, where everything is framed in straight lines, and the scenery stays properly out of the way. The nighttime exteriors, on the other hand, are chaotic, with dry-ice fog constantly swirling around the actors' feet, and gnarled tree trunks and branches making the spaces feel more claustrophobic, often interposing dark snaking shadows between the camera lens and the actors. It's a fantastic dichotomy that underlines the inner turmoil and mental tug-of-war Larry is going through.
And of course it's Lon Chaney Jr.'s performance as Larry that really makes or breaks the film. Despite the fact that he's the tallest, most broad-shouldered actor in the ensemble he projects such intense vulnerability and desperation that the woeful tale of his brief, terrifying time as a werewolf is heart-wrenching. The horror buffs who wrote the books I devoured as a kid praised Lon Chaney Jr. for the sheer mental and physical endurance it took to have the werewolf makeup applied, only to then skulk and lurch across the movie sets in an animalistic gait that sold the concept completely, but while all of that praise is deserved I think it shortchanges the humanistic acting the man delivered as Larry Talbot, the reason we care in the first place. Whichever side you come to the movie for, the wolf or the man, it's unlikely you'll walk away disappointed.


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Thanks to the world of technology, drones have taken flight and have progressed quite a bit. Today we get a look at the next step in the world of drone design, The Ichelle Im 001 Drone. This unique design comes from Tesla designer Andrew Kim, along with his artist wife Michele Park who have created a place online to share products and product concepts.
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Being diagnosed with a critical illness will most often come out of the blue - and will probably have a big impact on both your family and your finances.
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During an already difficult time, critical illness cover could take a huge weight off your shoulders and make a real difference to your final time with your family.
What would happen if you became too ill to work? How would you survive financially?
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After finally getting cleared to leave South Africa and return to the states, Mos Def has just announced that he will performing his final U.S. shows in two cities before closing the door on his career. The rapper who now goes by the moniker, Yasiin Bey, has been in South Africa for most of 2016 after being charged and jailed due to criminal charges.
He first announced his soon-to-come retirement back in October after apologizing to fans for canceling shows. Now his case is over and he'll be headed back to the states to kiss his career and fans goodbye. I'm a huge fan of Mos Def (and still calls him such) and I'm sad to see him go. But judging by what he's been through, he may need this break and then some.


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Where have I been all week? My own backyard doing this…
Last summer we moved into the house and then spent most of the summer gone so I did not get to do lot in the yard but this summer we are here and that means lots of backyard BBQ parties so no excuses to not get the yard nice. The yard is half the reason why we choose to rent this house as our family LOVE to be outside as much as possible.
So this weekend I will be busy again in the yard getting the last of the staining done and finishing up the trimming of the main part of the backyard, getting the last of the garden planted and putting some final pretty decorative touches in the yard. OH, wait it will be time to go to the front yard as I did that about 2 weeks ago and it needs to be worked on again. Does yard work ever end?
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Jacob Sartorius Was Attacked - Here's How His Fans Reacted
14 June 2016, 09:34 | Updated: 6 November 2017, 09:35
Honestly, this video is ridiculous.
We all love going to conventions and meet-ups to try to snap a selfie with our favourite social media stars, but what happens when fans take it too far and do more than just pose for the camera? Jacob Sartorius just found out what happens when one fan decided to smack him around the head and run off into the distance, cackling like a child. Oh and don't worry, she filmed the whole thing and uploaded it to the Internet.
In the video, the girl, Clauda Erazo, is seen cosying up to Jacob in a very short, five second clip. Before she strikes him, Jacob does his signature peace pose for the camera and expects just another normal photo with an excited follower. However, he clearly doesn't expect to be smacked around the back of his head before watching her run away screaming. The smack seems pretty hard as well, judging that you can literally hear the WHACK of her hand hit his head, before Jacob can be heard shouting "owww". You can check out the footage below.
When the video was first posted, it barely got noticed and quickly faded into obscurity. However, in the last couple of days, Jacob Sartorius fans have discovered the video and launched a full on assault upon Clauda's Instagram and Twitter accounts. Particularly on her Instagram, Jacob fans were leaving comments such as "Honestly what you did was so f*cking disgusting" and "If I ever see in the street you gonna get f*cked up imma jump yo ass b*tch we don't play games"... please remember that most of these comments come from 13-year-olds!
Since the video has skyrocketed her to viral fame amongst Sartorius fans, Clauda has since actually MET Jacob and shared a snap of the two of them with the caption; "We're cool now". However, most of his fans are still upset and angry that someone was able to smack their idol and get away with it. What do you think about all this drama? Let us know in the comments below whether you think Clauda was just having fun, or whether she took Jacob's safety for granted.
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Apple's Metal API was used to make upcoming mobile version of Disney Infinity 2.0
Disney will be bringing their hit console game Disney Infinity 2.0 to mobile devices for the first time before the end of 2014, and the company said it used Apple's new Metal graphics API to help create the port.
During a presentation of Disney's upcoming mobile app and website plans on Friday, the company said that the use of Metal allowed for Disney Infinity 2.0 to have near-console level graphics on mobile devices. It will also have multiplayer features, which is something that was not part of the first Disney Infinity mobile game. Finally, Disney Infinity 2.0 will be released for the iPhone for the first time as well as the iPad.
Some other Disney mobile and web plans that were announced on Friday include a rebranding of the SportsCenter app to ESPN and a relaunch of the ESPN.com site on April 1, 2015.
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Legend has it that Raclette, a dish born in the Swiss canton of Valais in the 16th century, resulted from an accidental meltdown of hearty alpine cheese, left by a hunter or shepherd on a hot stone too close to his campfire.
Not wanting to waste a morsel of the aromatic stuff, he scraped it onto boiled potatoes. He probably had a rasher of air-cured beef or bacon in his pouch, and a flask of Schnapps to wash it down.
Elevated status for the humble raclette
Over the centuries, this outdoor meal moved indoors and condiments were added. With development of the wine and ski industries in the Valais, Raclette became central to après-ski and guesthouse menus. Today, it is one of Switzerland's purebred agricultural products, and for many, is preferred over Fondue, Switzerland's other national cheese dish.
Raclette, the modern Swiss way
Not long ago, my Swiss neighbors showed me how to put on a sure-to-please Raclette evening, in an atmosphere that evoked their tradition's rustic roots.
Picnic tables and windows were draped with red tablecloths and curtains, and walls sported Swiss flags and posters of the Matterhorn and Eiger, as alpine music wafted across the courtyard.
The evening began with an outdoor buffet of air-cured meats, brown breads, cornichons and walnuts.
To be fair, the meaty, nutty beginning to our meal was not that of a purist. The meats included air-dried beef from Grissons, bacon from the Berner Oberland, and home-made walnut bread from Basel. And we popped the cork on a bottle of champagne to celebrate our mostly traditional mountain meal.
After the apero, to the sound of Alphorn music from someone's iPod, we moved into the loft for the crowd-pleasing main dish of cheese melted over potatoes, the cheese heated and scraped at a time-honored pace.
The go-withs were few: steamed Charlotte potatoes in their jackets, cornichons and tiny pickled onions, set out alongside paprika, curry powder and pepper mills.
Drinks were simple too: chilled Fendant wine, also from the Valais; a light-bodied Cote du Rhone; and black tea. With the second or third round of Raclette and potatoes, out came the firewater: Abricotine, Schnapps made from tart Valais apricots; and Kirsch. We finished the meal with a dessert of poached pears, Clementines, and brownies.
This truly Swiss occasion was clearly a nostalgia trip for my neighbors, as well as an authentic evening to remember for this expat. It trumped my earlier "tourist-style" Raclette dinners, with the little table-top pans and forbidden ingredients, like salad.
Raclette a la Parisienne
Our raclette evening was also an excellent lead-in to the "gourmet raclette" evening hosted a few weeks later by another neighbor, a Parisian who brings panache to every meal she hosts. That meal involved a move indoors to the dining room, and featured oven-warmed Mont d'Or, spooned over potatoes–and for that occasion, a salad!


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Chris Carel, CEO and owner of Fast Toys Club:
"Every car enthusiast who has already owned an exotic or luxury car knows what we're talking about. You realize your dream by acquiring a magnificent car and then a few months later you get bored of it. Then you see another car that hits your mind and your heart : you want it !
Then you say to yourself, I have two options: I can either buy this new car and add it to my garage alongside the other (assuming you can afford to buy two exotic cars), or I could buy this new car and trade in my current exotic.
The first option could eventually work depending on your garage capacity, but you'd still be limited with two cars (as no garage is unlimitedly expendable). The second option would cost you a lot of money since your car would have already depreciated tremendously since the day you acquired it. Not to mention the fact that dealers make their profit on trade-ins.
That's when the troubles start.. Owning exotic cars implies also going regularly to the dealership to maintain and service the car in addition to some failure repairs (because everybody knows exotic cars are very reliable, right ?). Then you have to insure all of them, pay DMV registration every year, go to the car wash all the time and so on and so forth…
Then one day, you find yourself wondering what it'd be like to drive on a race track to really feel what your sports car is all about. What no one tells you is that you're going to ruin your tires and brake pads and that your auto insurance won't cover any kind of crash on the track…
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So to recap: in the most difficult game of Arsenal's season, against the team that Arsène Wenger agreed were the best in the world, the manager dropped Olivier Giroud, his regular No9, and pressed Yaya Sanogo in as his replacement.
It took the notion of a fiery baptism to new temperatures. Sanogo, the Bosman free transfer arrival from Auxerre last July, had 127 minutes of football behind him in an Arsenal shirt. He had joined with the reputation for being injury-prone and he has been unavailable for almost all of the season because of a back problem. Until a whole-hearted full debut against Liverpool in the FA Cup win here last Sunday the 21-year-old had virtually dropped off the radar.
Sanogo is an Under-20 world champion with France and it is perhaps worth remembering what Wenger said about him last summer when, for so long and at the time of those loud calls for A-list investment in the squad, he was the only new signing.
"Sanogo will surprise you," Wenger said. "He has not made the headlines because he is not 50-100 million pounds but I am quite confident he will make them."
Sanogo's very selection made waves, coming as it did against the backdrop of Giroud's marriage crisis, which was sparked by the Sun's story about him sneaking a girl into the Arsenal hotel on the night before the Crystal Palace game on 2 February.
Sanogo will tell the grandchildren about the night that he led the line against the mighty Bayern Munich and, when Arsenal started at a blazing tempo, there was the moment when the fairytale nearly played out. Following a seventh-minute scramble the ball broke to him inside the area and, almost in slow motion, he fired his shot at goal. Manuel Neuer saved. It was impossible not to smile and thousands of Arsenal supporters did.
But Bayern are not the types to accommodate the plucky underdog and Sanogo did not have his day. The game passed him by from about the 25th minute and, if his evening was summed up by the yellow card he received for chasing down but catching Neuer in the 55th minute, Arsenal's fans were left to wonder how they could have entered a knockout tie against the European champions with an untested rookie up front.
They have relied upon Giroud, almost exclusively, all season but this seemed like the night when their lack of depth in the position finally came back to bite them.
Wenger stuck hard to the line that Giroud had been omitted for footballing reasons, rather than as punishment for breaking the club's rules before a match (and subsequently telling half-truths about what had happened).
Neither, Wenger went on, was the decision based on Giroud's psychological state as he resides in the dog house. "When I play Giroud every game, people reproach me and, when I rest him, people reproach me," Wenger said. "It was just a decision because of recent games. He is a bit tired. Giroud is a strong character and what happened hasn't influenced his behaviour on the pitch."
Giroud has shouldered an immense physical burden as, very often, the only recognised, fit centre-forward. The club's dependence on him has been enforced, partly because of injuries to Lukas Podolski, Sanogo, Theo Walcott and Nicklas Bendtner and also because of the failure to sign the big-name striker they chased throughout last summer.
It should also be said that Wenger clearly does not have faith in Podolski up front. The former Bayern striker was an unused substitute here and there were no prizes for guessing how he felt about that.
Giroud has struggled to score of late but it was hard to believe that the timing of his demotion had nothing to do with his mind-set, in terms of the strain that the cheating revelations have placed on his relationship.
He has issued public apologies to his wife, family, Wenger and Arsenal and, earlier in the day, he said, via his Twitter account, that he had not committed adultery. To paraphrase a US politician, he did not have sexual relations with that pin-up girl.
Would Giroud really have made a difference? The only thing that could be said with certainly was that Sanogo was fresher and he gave everything. On a night like this it was never going to be enough.


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You can make a nice treat for Easter with this recipe. I omit the peanuts when I do this, but that's just my preference. Make them drop style and make an indent in the centre with your thumb to ...
Tastes great, and so easy to make. I found the squares hard to cut, and about 1/4 of it ended up as crumbs. Next time, I will make individual cookies, as mentioned previously. I will also use...
I love the candy but found it easier to drop the candy by teaspoon rather than try to cut it later, because it crumpled too easily.
Thanks for providing this roadmap to our creativity, Sam. These were great. Since we really enjoy our chocolate and butterscotch in separate doses, I made mine with just the chocolate chips and ...
This is a family tradition for the holidays in my house. One suggestion- I "drop" the combined ingredients onto wax paper then chill instead of trying to cut them.
my husband loves these things! He use to get these at a deli close to his work. They later closed and he hasnt had them in about 10 years, but always remembers them. He said the ones he h...
I substituted white chocolate chips for chocolate and they were wonderful. I ha a hard time getting the chips to melt to a good consistency so I had to add some Gulf wax to it. This is my favor...
This was very good! I didn't want to make a large amount of this recipe so I used 1 cup of chocolate chips, 1 cup of crushed chow mein noodles and 1/4 cup of chopped walnuts instead of peanuts. ...
This isn't a particularly Chinese dessert (they wouldn't indulge in something so sweet), but it's a fun recipe nonetheless with Chinese elements (the chow mein).


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Antonelli's Advanced Automotive was originally started by Mark and Andrea Faudre as Advanced Automotive in the early 1990s. After working at the shop for six years, Daniel (and Sandi) Antonelli bought the business in 1997, and appended the name with their own. With quality work, part-time clerical help, and loyal customers, Antonelli's flourished as a one-man operation for several years.
However, we eventually outgrew our original location, and moved to our current address on Bonny Street in November of 2007. The facility had three bays with two vehicle lifts installed, but we continued to expand, requiring us to make substantial changes to the building in 2010. Plus, we added two more technicians and a service writer, truly bringing Antonelli's Advanced Automotive into a new era. In 2015, we were able to purchase our building and the adjoining lot, increasing our size to five lifts and 6,000 square feet of facility and parking lot space.
While growing up, I was given the old family car with "issues". My friend and I redid the engine, got it to run again, and almost immediately, I drove that car to Phoenix where I attended the Phoenix Institute of Technology to learn the mysteries of the automobile.
After I returned home to Grand Junction, I was employed as a technician, and have worked on cars ever since. As a shop owner, I love seeing my customers well-served by our staff, and in turn, having a staff that is learning life-lessons and moving forward in their own endeavors. -Dan Antonelli, Owner
Dan is an ASE Master L1 certified technician with over 50 certifications from three decades of additional training in automotive technology. He has now been in the auto repair industry since 1979 and has earned the prestigious Master of Shop Management award. Dan chose his career path at the age of 18 when he needed to fix the family car, but he then wanted to learn how to build a faster car and the rest is history.
Jeff moved to Grand Junction from Houston in 2016. He attended San Jacinto College to get his career started. He has been working on cars for 22 years, including time spent running a shop with his mom. Jeff enjoys snowboarding, kayaking, rafting and 4x4 off roading. His favorite part of his job is solving the puzzle of what is wrong with the vehicle and then helping customers get back on the road. We are very blessed to have Jeff join our team.
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Mark Weinstein, the author of Habitually Great: Master Your Habits, Own Your Destiny talks about the ways our bad work habits limit us.
What are some of the bad work habits that can hold people back in tough times?
There are many, and in these challenging times, they are often exacerbated. Right now, people and organisations are spending too much time feeling distressed, about their careers, the economy, their leadership, everything. The distress habit perpetuates a negative focus that preempts critical thinking or actions that focus on a brighter future. It leads executives to make emotional, impulsive decisions. Making hasty cutbacks in IT infrastructure for short-term savings right now is one example; such cuts may perpetuate the decline of a company that would otherwise have been poised to emerge as a leader in the recovery.
How does one go about breaking bad work habits?
Any time you feel negative, when you are being reactive, triggered, fearful, manipulative or controlling, a limiting habit is vying for control. Breaking bad habits requires patience and cognitive awareness. As my book makes clear, there is no 30-second magic bullet to breaking habits. You must be determined, patient and intentional.
How often have you seen your New Year's resolutions wither on the vine? New Year's resolutions are born from inspiration, not discipline. Their aim is virtuous: to change, break or create a habit. The pathway to their fulfillment runs straight into the walls of your limiting habits, in spite of your inspired in-the-moment commitment and clarity of intent.
Here's why: Inspiration does not lead to sustained action. But discipline leads to inspiration. Think back to a time or a success that has felt really good. You were inspired! But your discipline led to your inspiration, and that is the beauty of the equation. The first step in breaking a bad habit is to identify the actions you want to take and then, with your discipline habit, schedule the actions and follow through; no distractions allowed!
What is the single best good habit to develop if one wants a more fulfilling career?
The teamwork habit is the key to happiness and fulfillment. Every day, you participate in teams, in your personal relationships and with co-workers, vendors, customers and staff. Teamwork catapults your aspirations and accelerates the achievements and joyful circumstances you desire. The foundation of teamwork is trust, starting with trusting that people you know are capable, smart, effective human beings, just like you. Recognise the strengths of others, and acknowledge and ask for assistance in the areas where you are uncertain or weak, as well as the areas where you can just use some help. Build great teams and you will climb the highest peaks, individually and with your teammates.


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The theme for the 2019 issue is Disruptive Politics which evaluates the transformations of all aspects of the political and social world. We invite submissions addressing topics including, but not limited to, activism and social movements; conflict; youths' politics; challenges to democracy; populism; migration; security and surveillance; justice and accountability; as well as technology and media politics. These topics engage with a diverse set of questions, such as the following:
- How do social movements create and respond to political disruption?
- How does the lack of political engagement challenge democracy?
- How do changing technologies shape legal and political orders?
- How does the spread of misinformation disrupt governments and societies?
- What are the ethical dimensions of political disruption?
- How does surveillance and security in society instigate political disruption?
- How do conflicts influence national imaginaries?
- What role does the internet play as a source of political disruption?
- How does environmental degradation create disruption?
- How does the meaning of disruption change across intersectional identities?
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Tony Abbott's push for a review of the childcare sector highlights a "terrifying" lack of information about what policies a coalition government would introduce, the federal government says.
Childcare Minister Kate Ellis said the opposition leader's announcement about a Productivity Commission review was not good enough for an alternative government.
"We have seen Tony Abbott today admit that not only do they not have a childcare policy, they do not intend to have a childcare policy, and expect the Australian public will blindly follow them into an election," Ms Ellis told journalists in Adelaide on Monday.
Mr Abbott had made no mention of funding and no commitment about existing measures, she said.
His announcement was "terrifying" as parents did not know whether the childcare benefit would be cut or means-tested and had been given "zero answers" about a coalition approach to the issue.
She said the Labor government had made child care more affordable, more accessible and of higher quality.
"We don't believe it is our job to shirk our responsibility and instead just call for inquiries and reviews."
She said the announcement was further evidence that "Tony Abbott is great with the sound bite, but he is a policy weakling".
Earlier, Mr Abbott said the terms of reference for his proposed review included consideration of the hours parents work and study, the needs of regional parents and shift workers, out-of-pocket costs, the availability of rebates and subsidies, and the needs of vulnerable children.
Ms Ellis said the government would not commit to such an inquiry, saying instead it would continue with its "real actions, real investments and real reforms".


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This unusual touch surely gave a smile to many visitors to the special exhibition Il Nilo a Pompei at the Museo Egizio in Turin, Italy. In keeping with the theme of this show—how Egyptian culture was taken up by Romans in Pompeii—the standard fire escape signs were replaced by these Egyptian-inspired ones! A whimsical bit of humor that gives a glimpse of the real (fun!) people behind the exhibition. Director Christian Greco cheerfully admitted to being quite amused. This balance of fun and scholarly is characteristic of the museum's seriously impressive public outreach campaigns.
Ideas on Display
A humble space to reflect on concepts of museum display as enacted across a wide range of subjects, countries, and approaches.
September 2019
Stephanie Pearson
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Institut für Klassische Archäologie
Unter den Linden 6
10099 Berlin, Germany
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LXXXIV. To the Bishops of Cilicia. 1779
Your piety has heard of the calumnies directed against me. The opponents of the truth allege that I divide our one Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God, into two sons, and it is said by some that a ground for their calumny is derived from a handful of men among you who hold these opinions, and who divide God the Word made man into two sons. They ought to listen to those words of the Apostle which openly declare "one Lord Jesus Christ by whom are all things," 1780 and again "one Lord, one faith, one baptism." 1781 They ought to have followed the Masters teaching, for the Lord Himself says "And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in Heaven." 1782 And again "If ye shall see the Son of Man ascend up where He was before." 1783 And the tradition of holy baptism teaches us that there is one Son, just as there is one Father and one Holy Ghost. I hope then that your piety will deign, if there really are any, though I cannot believe it, who disobey the apostolic doctrines to close their mouths, to rebuke them as the laws of the Church require, and teach them to follow the footsteps of the holy Fathers and preserve undefiled the faith laid down at Nicæa in Bithynia by the holy and blessed Fathers, as summing p. 281 up the teaching of Evangelists and Apostles. For it becomes you who love God to give heed both to Gods glory and our common credit, and not to overlook the attacks which are made upon us all through the ignorance or contentiousness of these few men—if they really are guilty, and if they are not, like ourselves, suffering from the whetted tongues of false accusers.
Deign to remember us in your prayers to God, for so the law of love ordains.
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1 Cor. viii. 6280:1781
Ephes. iv. 5280:1782
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The custom made and bespoke living room, bedroom, office, hallway or library shelving and bookcases available from Walk In Wardrobe Zone can be used either floorstanding as a standalone bookcase or perhaps our wall hung option? Flat wall, freestanding, within an alcove or around a fireplace. This modern shelving can include drawers, and hinged or sliding doors, available in a number of finish options to create your very own unique configuration including wood finishes such as Therm oak and matt or gloss lacquers, black, white or choose from our colour ranges. Please contact us for a design and quote. We would love to help! Modern made to measure bookcases and shelving London.
Our floor standing or wall hung modern made to measure bookcases and shelving can be used in most rooms within the home, such as your living room, in an alcove of course, hallway, your dining room, office, bedroom or kitchen as an add on or for extra storage!. Your configuration can comprise of columns in various sizes. Standard widths include 270mm, 470mm, 570mm and 870mm and 1170mm. Standard heights include 676mm, 996mm, 1316mm, 1636mm, 1956mm, 2276mm, 2596mm and 2916mm. 2 depths are available at 352mm or 448mm. Please note, that custom sizes can be made in between and up to these dimensions as required. A more bespoke option to suit your room space and your storage requirements.
The shelving is very sturdy and substantial with a thickness of 30mm for all sides, shelves and partitions. The adjustable shelving can be left open to divide your room or can include a back panel to be more enclosed. This modern versatile custom bookcase can include drawers, hinged doors, sliding doors and drop lid doors on various sections depending on the covered storage you require.
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Methods: This descriptive study was performed on 240 elderly adults (aged 72.24±8.81 years) referred to Tehran hospitals in 2011 with wrist, femoral and proximal humeral fractures, using a questionnaire designed for this purpose.Results: Ninety four (39.2%) cases were males and 146 (60.8%) were females. Slipping was the most prevalent mechanism of falling with the rate of 26.9% followed by falling from height and falling outdoors. Femur was the most frequently injured site (57.5%) while wrist and humerus were the next sites to be injured. Only 7.5% of the cases lived in a safe environment while in 37.2% and 55.2% cases, home environment was partly safe and non-safe, respectively.
Conclusion: Fall-related fractures in the studied population is related to cardiovascular and musculoskeletal disorders, low level of physical activity and ignorance of safety principles but, the prevalence of neurologic diseases and drug and alcohol abuse, which have been mentioned as relevant risk factors in some studies, was very low in this population.


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watchOS just got a lot faster -- at everything
Apple opened up WWDC with details on the latest operating system for the Apple Watch, watchOS3. Overall, today's focus was on speed and a more iOS-like experience for apps and navigation. To start, the newest watchOS is 7x faster than its predecessor. The lag experienced when launching apps and waiting for it to connect, and then update is gone. Instead, the app now refreshes in the background so it's available instantly when you want it.


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This is something I encounter a lot these days. It may be that my laptop is getting too old or my internet connection is in dire need of an upgrade.
But it occurs to me that this sums up the stark choice facing both sides in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian saga and the ever-present dilemmas and nightmares that those taking part must experience and have to live with forever after.
Now wouldn't it be so much easier for all concerned if matters of such terrible import could be addressed in a manner radically different from that of the standard narrative, a story that has stayed with us all, unchanged and unchecked for nearly seven decades?
If the burden of response were to be randomly distributed throughout much of the human race, then individuals and communities alike could escape the need for any further conflict. Thereafter, resolution of their problems in a calmer and more expeditious fashion might be expected, even guaranteed and in no uncertain terms.
Nothing else seems to have worked; so why don't we take a chance and try something new, something really scary but no means fatal, a quick exit route finally forced open and made available to one and all?


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