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Cook Together, Share Together is a pilot in North Halifax supporting five people with learning disabilities to match them with a volunteer to prepare, cook and share a meal together once a week.
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The Care Act 2014 put the safeguarding of adults on a legal footing for the first time. Its implementation over the past two years, supported by national initiatives such as Making Safeguarding Personal, means that social care researchers, practitioners and managers have been testing out a range of responses to support adults at risk of abuse or neglect to improve or resolve their circumstances.
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How do we define and capture evidence about whether kindness can make a difference, and what place could it have in adult social care?
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You don't think about the moment you go from daughter to carer. It doesn't really register, because you're just doing what you're supposed to do. It was a gradual process, a dripping tap that fills a bowl so slowly that you don't notice it happening.
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The universal protection of people's rights is fundamental to adult social care practice. A human rights approach counters any national or global tendency towards the creation of a 'hierarchy of humanity' which treats some as less than human.
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Working with people living with dementia and those who care for them is an emerging key area of social work practice. The rise in the number of people living with dementia means that we as social workers need to ensure we have the right knowledge and skills to offer the best support we can.
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Many people collect items. But when collecting things becomes excessive and begins to directly impact someone's life, it can become problematic.
The impact of health inequalities on people with learning disabilities
It is well known that people with learning disabilities have poorer health and die at a younger age than their non-disabled peers. These differences are to an extent avoidable, and are therefore called health inequalities.
Effective systems to support people with learning disabilities
Why is there a mismatch between policy expectations, the evidence base of what works, and the real experiences of adults with learning disabilities? Introducing the new Strategic Briefing on Effective Systems to Support People with Learning Disabilities, Rob Greig explores how changes to health and social care policy affects people with learning disabilities and services.


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- Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD): fatty infiltration (steatosis) of the liver, exceeding 5% of liver weight. In biopsy specimens, >5-10% macrosteatotic hepatocytes.
- By definition, requires exclusion of alcohol as a potential cause. Acceptable levels of alcohol consumption are controversial but in general < 20 grams/day (2 drinks) in men and < 10 grams/day (1 drink) in women are considered safe, and below the cutoff associated with increased risk of cirrhosis (30 grams/day in men and 20 grams/day in women).
- Primary NAFLD: common term for typical NAFLD associated with central obesity and/or type 2 diabetes (T2DM) or insulin resistance (IR), without another specific etiology.
- Secondary NAFLD: used to defined as NAFLD in the absence of insulin resistance and associated with other causes such as: polycystic ovary syndrome, hypothyroidism, hypogonadism, hypopituitarism, medication use (glucocorticoids, tamoxifen, amiodarone, HAART, diltiazem), disorders of lipid metabolism (abetalipoproteinemia, lipodystrophy, Weber-Christian syndrome, Andersen's disease), total parenteral nutrition and jejunoileal bypass surgery. Many cases of "secondary" NAFLD likely represent an exacerbation of often unrecognized "primary" NAFLD.
- Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH): the more severe form of NAFLD characterized by inflammation, hepatocyte injury (ballooned hepatocytes), with or without fibrosis. It can progress to cirrhosis and possibly liver cancer.
- NASH cirrhosis: the presence of cirrhosis with current or previous evidence of steatosis or NASH.
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Today has been a busy day, with 3 meetings, starting with a phone meeting at 7.30am with a previous Nuffield Scholar, then off to meet Steven Bray from the Queensland Agriculture department and then Terry McCosker from Carbon Link and Resource Consulting Solutions. All the meetings have been great, and my head is completely full up!
I was meeting Steven Bray about a project that he has been running here in Queensland with northern beef producers called Climate Clever Beef. The project has run demonstration farms to look at where emissions can be reduced and also capture the economic benefits (and efficiency benefits) of changing management.
The kind of work that Steve does relies on external funding to operate projects. Environmental money is coming in, their job is to make it useful to landholders, improve profits, working on the relationship that if you are managing land better then profitability is increased as well.
Climate Clever beef was different from previous projects in that previously they had held events and field days, and were raising awareness but not seeing practice change. At the same time, greenhouse policies were brought out to lower emissions from agriculture, but had no idea what the practices were that would achieve that or how to go about doing it. The project engaged with landholders, but only a small number of farmers with intense monitoring. As such, climate clever beef was more of a demonstration project than extension. The sites were also used to do research. There was a lot of variability between sites, conditions and practices.
The project was set up using regional teams which engaged producers in various regions, and concentrated on the opportunities that were available to them in their region under their conditions. The staff were very important, they needed to be trusted by the farmer, and for new staff members, mentors were used that facilitated early discussions with farmers until the relationship was formed. A key part of this project was the use of business analysis, to highlight the relationship with efficiency and emissions reductions.
What was also interesting in this project was the use of the properties that were involved as research stations. This not only provided the farmer with access to research and scientists, but also made sure that gaps in current research were being filled, and kept the farmer engaged with the project for the whole time. The farmers would often have to take samples or send in data, which was a good opportunity for a discussion about how things were going on a more casual basis.
The use of business analysis helped to see where efficiencies could be made, but Steve was keen to point out that tools should only be used to help show impact or suggest areas to focus on. Tools allow an assessment of where we are now and what we may want to do. The demonstration activity on the farm is the practical implementation of that and shows how it fits within the business without losing money.
The farms were used to demonstrate practice change rather than following the traditional extension model of raising awareness. Another interesting area of this project, that there was also a focus on education of policy makers on what worked and what didn't. As such there was more of an opportunity for policy makers to work on enabling policies when they knew and appreciated what the issues were. The project brought policy makers out onto farms in Queensland and the Northern Territories, to talk with farmers and scientists, see action at farm level and understand where the trade-offs may be. Thus the project had a multi-dimensional approach – training staff, facilitating demonstrations that answered land holders questions and showed them where efforts would yield results and influencing policy.
Once the farmers were recruited, there was an initial meeting which allowed for an understanding of the business and the creation of some initial baseline data. A herd modelling tool was used to understand where the carbon emissions were being generated and where the efficiency benefits could be targeted. These hubs were also used for field days to allow for awareness raising within the local community and to inform those farmers who maybe sceptical about climate change. Steve explains, "a lot of producers think that its rubbish, but by attending the day and learning a bit about the issue, they know enough to contribute to future policy debates." The field days were very much targeted around production based issues, with carbon also talked about, but not the main issue.
The project, which is just finishing, ran in two phases of 3 years, and Steve was confident that a 3 year time period was enough to see the results of practice change. A lot of the management that was worked on with the farmers was continued with after the project. "The practical measures around herd and pasture management, have, on the most part been continued with post project," Steve explains, "which was the goal of this, get them to understand how to do it, and what impact it has on the bottom line and emissions, and once they are doing it, we've done our job." The other thing that this project has provided is data – which wasn't there before. Through the connection of these demonstration sites to research, they are also bridging the gap between research and practice, ensuring that research is targeted and has impact.
What is the most effective way to achieve practice change? According to Steve, it has to be face to face with people, the combination of demonstration of impact, with peer to peer learning is the most effective. However there still needs to be a reason to make that change and that differs from person to person, whether you are interested in Carbon, water quality or reducing inputs or costs.
Overall Steve thinks that this is a pretty good model to achieve the elusive behavioural change, but care is needed in terms of project design and structure. "It can't be simplistic," he explains, "the project needs to look at the wider objectives of the business for it to have any worth at the farm level."


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The CAT had ruled that Padwal`s removal from service was not proper. Being aggrieved, the Union Government filed an appeal in the High Court, which last week quashed the CAT`s order. Justice D G Deshmukh and Justice Anoop Mohata found the officer`s removal from service "fit and proper".
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With only four games remaining in the season, the Pitt volleyball team picked up two more wins on the road, bringing them one step closer to solidifying a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
On Friday, in the first match of the weekend, the Panthers (21-8 overall, ACC 12-5) squared off against the Syracuse Orange (7-20 overall, ACC 6-11) at Syracuse, New York, before traveling to Boston College (8-20 overall, 3-15 ACC) on Sunday.
To start the first set against the Orange, Pitt faced an early 7-2 deficit. Quickly making up for this, Pitt won six out of the next seven points to tie up the set at eight.
Moving along in the set, the teams remained close with neither team surpassing more than a two-point advantage.
At a 22-22 tie, Pitt won three out of the next four points to grab a narrow 25-23 set win and take a 1-0 match lead.
The second set remained close and made its way to a tie at eight before Pitt won four straight points to take a 12-8 lead. Syracuse responded by getting the next five points to gain a 13-12 advantage.
The teams went back and forth until Syracuse reached a 19-18 lead. From there, Pitt took the following six points to take the set 25-19. Redshirt freshman Stephanie Williams won two out the last three points on service aces to propel the Panthers to victory.
Regaining momentum, Syracuse came out to start the third set with a 7-4 lead. Never losing the lead from that point, the Orange capitalized on the sloppiest Pitt offense of the match, complete with a .170 attack percentage, to take the set 25-22.
In the fourth set of the match, Pitt continued its mediocre play, but Syracuse's offensive play deteriorated, helping the Panthers gain an advantage. Jumping out to a 10-6 lead, Pitt forced Syracuse into a timeout.
Working their way back into the set, the Orange stayed within one or two points of the Panthers, until the Orange were ahead 21-19. Flipping the momentum, the Panthers took six of the next seven points to finish the set 25-22 and the match 3-1.
Leading the way for the Panthers was Williams, freshman Nika Markovic — with 15 kills each — and junior Mariah Bell with 12 kills.
"At this point in the season, we are talking a lot about how it doesn't matter who gets the point as long as the team gets the point," head coach Dan Fisher said in a press release Friday. "It seemed like we were doing that tonight and that we were really pulling for each other."
The second match of the weekend took place on Sunday at Boston College, where the Panthers put on a dominant offensive performance to gain an easy 3-0 match victory.
In the first and most competitive set of the match, Pitt came out and surged to an early 10-4 lead. Boston College remained at a deficit for the majority of the set but worked their way back into the match, eventually cutting the deficit to 19-17.
At this point, the Panthers and Eagles traded points until Pitt took the set 25-22. Markovic led the attack for the Panthers, tallying seven kills out of the 19 total made by the team in the set.
In the second set, after the Panthers gained an early 11-6 margin, they widened the lead until taking the set 25-15. They continued to play efficiently on offense, hitting 18 kills at a whopping .459 attack percentage, compared to the nine kills made by the Eagles.
While the offensive output by Pitt dipped in the third set, Boston College's careless play allowed the Panthers to continue their dominance on the court.
After being held at a 7-6 deficit, Pitt exploded to win the next 12 points and capture a 18-7 lead. Without any major significant obstacles to face, Pitt won the third and final set 25-16 and the match 3-0.
Markovic, Williams and Bell led the Panthers once again with 15, 13 and nine kills, respectively.
"I'm pleased that we [got] the result we needed," Fisher said in a press release Sunday. "Today was maybe our best offensive game this year. It's the first time I can remember three pin-hitters hitting .400 since I've been at Pitt."
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In 102 days – or 3 months and 12 days – I will be getting married. I'm OK with this. The list of things to be done between now and then is staggering, but as long as there are more than 100 days to go, I will feel as if there is plenty of time. Lots of time to get the wedding dress finished and make sure all of the bridal party have their outfits sorted out. Time to book the DJ and the photographer, and get our invitations sent out. Time to arrange hair and makeup trials, speak to the florist, decide on guest favours. There is time for us to make up our friggin' minds what we want the cake to look like (we both want something highly original, but we have differing ideas, and mine is definitely better).
As long as there are more than 100 days to go, there is loads of time to take care of this and everything else that I haven't even thought of.
On Saturday, when there are 99 days left, I will probably go into total meltdown. I even know what the meltdown will be about. It won't be about all of the stuff I just mentioned, which might stress me out, but I know it will get done on time. Most of it has been started in some form or another.
It'll be about the shoes.
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My feet, you see, are too important to me. I am addicted to running, so I kind of need my feet just for the sake of maintaining my sanity. I need to take care of them, so my shoes have to be comfortable and stable. I have to have space to wriggle my toes around.
"Open-toed shoes!" I hear you call out. Yes, open-toed shoes do tend to be more comfortable for me, and in the summer I wear them a great deal. Open-toed shoes do have a lot of potential to meet the "be comfortable" requirement. The "be pretty" requirement is another story altogether.
My feet are ugly. I do not say this with embarrassment, but with pride. My feet with their calloused heels, and with their blackened and missing toenails, are a testament to my running. They tell the story of many hours of training in the gruelling heat and the biting cold, the accomplishment of personal best times, the amazing feeling of triumph at half-marathon finish lines, and most importantly, the funds raised through my running to benefit people with autism.
Yes, I am proud of my feet in all their butt-ugly glory.
They look crap in open-toed shoes, though.
I am looking at getting running shoes for my wedding. On Friday (when I have 100 days to go) I will start my quest for running shoes with bling. Shoes that will be comfortable and look pretty, and have the added bonus of reflecting who I am.
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Threading a sewing machine and pinning pieces of fabric together, she begins tailoring a dress. Named after a world renowned fashion designer, Gianni Versace, sophomore Ghyanni Ferraer designs her own clothes to fit her uncommon style.
At a young age, Ferraer dreamed of making her own clothes so she would often watch DIY videos. She would also dress up and design clothing templates for Barbie dolls.
"I started making my own clothes when I was in eighth grade with my first outfit being a dress," Ferraer said. "At the time, I didn't own a sewing machine so I had to hand-sew the whole piece, but now I have access to one which makes it easier for me to create anything I want."
Inspired by the modern Japanese street-wear culture, Ferraer created her own fashion line called "Modhawai." Taking her two weeks to complete, she incorporated the flowing and oversized style that are common in the Japanese culture. The line featured 16 pieces for both men and women, as well as accessories like hats and belts.
"I started making my own clothes because I was inspired by Coco Chanel, the fashion icon," Ferraer said. "She changed the world of fashion by creating comfortable yet elegant style of clothing; Chanel is my ideal along with Gianni Versace."
Hosting a fashion shows at her home for her fashion line, family and friends have helped to model her clothing.
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As a creator, Ferraer had started using platforms such as YouTube to display pieces she creates and to also discuss her life designing clothes; Ferraer plans to upload at least once a week.
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Uncanny X-Men Vol 1 #541
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Mayor Sadie Sinclair
Appearing in 1st story
Featured Characters:
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- Emma Frost
- Angel (Warren Worthington III)
- Cannonball (Sam Guthrie)
- Dr. Cecilia Reyes
- Colossus (Piotr Rasputin)
- Dazzler (Alison Blaire)
- Gentle (Nezhno Abidemi)
- Iceman (Bobby Drake)
- Kitty Pryde
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- Magneto (Erik Magnus Lehnsherr)
- Mercury (Cessily Kincaid)
- Pixie (Megan Gwynn)
- Psylocke (Betsy Braddock) (Mentioned)
- Storm (Ororo Iqadi T'Challa)
- Rockslide (Santo Vaccarro)
Supporting Characters:
- Kuurth (Cain Marko)
- gas station attendant
- anti-mutant protestors
Other Characters:
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- San Francisco
- City Hall
- Utopia
Synopsis for 1st story
Cyclops, Emma Frost and Sadie Sinclair discuss in Emma's conference room about how they could stop the Juggernaut. Emma starts to distract his followers mentally with the help of Cerebra, while Cecilia Reyes protects civilians. After Cyclops found out that his helmet can be damaged, he sends Hope Summers with several mutant powers to remove it. After that, Emma tries to enter Juggernaut's mind, but ends up mentally shocked.
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The X-Men are used to being feared. When FEAR ITSELF finally reaches the west coast, they're going to become well acquainted with the emotion first hand. The unstoppable power of an old foe renewed is heading their way, and they have all the time in the world to realize how little they can do to stop him. And even more time to think about exactly how he's going to destroy San Francisco and everything it stands for. Parts 1 and 2 (of 4)
Although her name is deliberately mentioned, Psylocke is supposed to be part of the 2nd attack team (Joined by Dazzler, Storm and Angel) but is replaced by Cannonball for an unknown reason.
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I didn't get any reviews in last week cause I was kinda out of town for half of it. So since this book is only a week old, I'm still gonna review it. Let me know what you think.
Overall this issue was pretty good, but not entirely great.. It's always nice to see a not so familiar face like Cecilia Reyes. And really nice too see so many X-Men in one issue! Even if Angel and Cannonball did nothing.. Also really cool to see Hope use her powers, but it reminded me too much of Rogue, how she took everyone else's powers.
I thought it was neat that they amped up the unstoppable-ness of Juggernaut even more in this issue by saying that he completely (or so we think) unstoppable, even from telepaths. Not just that, but his hammer is too? Awesome! Even Magneto couldn't stop it.
One thing that bugged me was the gum/Captain America adds. They've been in all the releases lately, and it's so big and such a waste of space. And Orbit has had product placement in the last two issues of Uncanny X-Men inside the storyline. Come on Marvel! The actual adds are bad enough, we don't need an add in the background as Juggernaut punches Colossus into it.
Another weird thing was for some reason Emma Frost was wearing a cowboy hat in this issue. When I first scanned through the issue (then later read all through) I thought it was Outlaw. Also she looks dumb in it.. lol!
I'm a little mad at how all Fear Itself books must have the title take up a third of the comic cover. I'm a little mad at some X-Men missing. I'm a little mad at how Juggernaut is in five places at once during this issue. And I don't like Greg Land. Pretty decent storyline, even if I'm not following Fear Itself. But overall...I'd give it a (high) 3 out of 5. I just can't overlook the art work, and there were some aspects missing here that really should have been shown..maybe they will be in the next two issues. Until then...Johnnybravo44 (talk) 22:24, July 27, 2011 (UTC)


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Issue Date:2017-10
Total Issued Number :100,000,000 DCON
Total Circulation number:20,000,000 DCON
Initial Issue Price:¥ 1
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Fire Jugglers at 8:30pm
Lakeshore Balloon Glow
Friday, August 17, 2018
Downtown Manitowoc, WI
The Lakeshore Balloon Glow returns to Downtown Manitowoc from 5-10pm on Friday, August 17, 2018.
A new and exciting assortment of hot air balloons will be inflated & lighted at dusk (weather permitting) along the riverfront east of the 8th Street Bridge, on the corner of S. 8th St and Quay St.
Refreshments, Hamburgers, Roasted Corn & more will be available starting at 5:00 and throughout the evening, until gone!
The Kids' Activity Area in the Library parking lot will include a Bounce House, Giant Slide, Minions, Kids Tattoos, Walk in a Balloon, Balloon Artist and more!
Entertainment by Dr. Bombay all evening!
New this year are the Fire Jugglers at 8:30 AND Fireworks at 9:30!
Get premier seating at the Sub Pub, the rooftop area of the WI Maritime Museum with advanced tickets for $10 ($15 at the door) for a great view of all the activities. For tickets call The Chamber at (920) 684-5575 or go to:
A big thank you to all of our generous
sponsors and especially to Title Sponsor:
Fox Communities Credit Union
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