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Sleepy Emmy
I finished my accounting homework to find this behind my chair...
Poor Emmy must have been so tired from keeping me awake all night =P She's lucky she's cute and I like her.
For the record, we have really comfy dog beds next to the sofa and bed that were available. But she's a pretty snuggly puppy, so I guess she just really wanted to be close to me!
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English can be explicitly defined as the four strands of language: reading, writing, speaking and listening. We have taken and adapted our objectives for our English curriculum from the new national curriculum for English.
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The annual Roots conference gathers culinary leaders from all corners of the globe to The Chef's Garden in Huron, Ohio to discuss their work with like-minded individuals who share the same passion, commitment, and motivation to improve our debilitated food system.
At Roots, chefs, farmers, academics, food scientists, journalists, research and development experts, and general consumers gather together in an inspiring environment to examine ways to collectively contribute to the efforts currently underway to enhance the way we farm, cook, eat, shop, analyze data, and conduct research.
The goal of the conference is to provide tangible solutions, inspire thought-provoking conversations, exchange crucial information, and forge powerful connections between people from across the planet who are working in their kitchens, fields, laboratories, and offices to improve the health of our food system, uphold traditions, preserve endangered foods, and repair damaged ecosystems.
The conference will stress not only the importance of adhering to and preserving important culinary traditions but also illustrate how vital it is to look to the future for sound solutions for the problems we collectively face.
We will utilize and examine cutting-edge technologies that are being used throughout the world to improve and enhance our food system and examine critical work taking place in fields as diverse as science, academia, journalism, agriculture, and gastronomy that equates to real and lasting change.
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- buy refurbished from apple (basically you buy second hand with warranty, usually they looks as new because they change all the covers) // -20-30% discounts
- second hand from local after-market (kiki, ebay, leboncoin etc) (main issue here is warranty, the best is to buy from somebody you know) // -30-50% discounts
- buy from apple student discount (find a friend who has student email and ask him to buy form you) // around 250 usd / eu discount
p.s. my personal experiences
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Last night we dined at Goffs Manor, a 16th Century Grade II listed pub-restaurant located on the edge of Crawley, West Sussex.
It is one of Crawley's oldest buildings. Originally called Goffs Park House (Goffs Hillhouse, as it was known), it was built in 1882 for the Sussex banker and landowner, Edwin Henty; though the original building dated back to the 16th century.
My cousin and his family are fortunate to be well within walking distance of such an agreeable establishment.
This manor-house is notable for having been the residence of the actor, Peter Vaughan, who played the character Grouty in the BBC comedy series, Porridge.
Goffs has a "country house atmosphere", with carpeting, old wooden beams, tartan carpet in a section of the dining-room, and courteous waiting staff.
We ordered a round of drinks when we were seated at our table.
My cousin and I ordered the Steak & Tanglefoot Pie (British Pie Awards 2010 Champion), Braised British steak & velvety gravy made with award winning Tanglefoot ale, served with buttered mash & vegetables.
Jenny had the skewered salmon with a medley of vegetables.
For pudding, Jenny and I had the creme brûlée; my cousin, the treacle tart.
The truth is that we all enjoyed it. My steak pie, in particular, was filling, tasty and lean.
I think we were all struggling by the time the pudding arrived and I felt full when I finished it.
All in all, a civilised spot in a fine setting beside Goffs Park.
I think we were all struggling by the time the pudding arrived and I felt full when I finished it.
All in all, a civilised spot in a fine setting beside Goffs Park.


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A few days ago, I got a coupon in the mail for 30 Days for $30 of yoga at a studio around the corner.
It got me thinking: my non-workout-workout isn't the greatest. I mean, I can't have more muffin top than an actual muffin–that'd be disgraceful and not at all delicious.
So I thought, maybe I'll give this a try. Why not? A dollar a day. No big.
I imagined myself doing sun salutations in a well-lit room wearing my new yoga pants and looking very trimmed and toned and yogi-esque and eating fresh salads and telling people I do yoga.
I thought of telling Jessie, "sorry, I can't hang out tonight. I have yoga" and spending hours stretching my limbs into slim perfection, rewarding myself with a wheat grass shot after class and soon proclaiming I'm going on an all-organic diet.
But then I realized I'd probably be the girl in the back, struggling to hold downward dog for longer than 6 seconds and looking nothing like a Victoria's Secret model in my PINK yoga pants.
And I don't ever think I'll try wheat grass. I'm not a farm animal; why would I eat grass? Um, duh.
Also, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives is usually on and I'd way prefer to watch that with Jessie than stink up a room full of skinny moms with their butts in the air.
Needless to say, while I'm super duper intrigued by yoga, I really don't know how well I'd be at it. And while that's no excuse to avoid yoga (though I wish it was) I think it's because I am scarred for yoga-life and this is why.
A looong time ago I dated this boy–we'll call him Veg-Head–and he was super into yoga and eating organically and vegetarian and wore suits and had fancy taste in wine.
Well, one day, I asked him to teach me yoga. I figured I may as well use his yoga knowledge to whip myself into shape and thought it'd be fun to do yoga together.
It was about as fun as a dentist's drill headed for my eye.
First, we laid out our blankets in the yard and began doing routine breathing exercises (how come I have to breathe different? Ugh) and then we began our yoga.
While we were doing random poses for five-count breaths (just so you know, five-count breaths are loooong) I spotted his cat frolicking in the flower bushes. The sight of this adorable black and white cat pawing at daisies and trying to bite at small bugs flying around was so freakin' cute and I started to laugh. I pointed at the cat and made cutesy little noises at it to get its attention.
Meanwhile, Veg-Head glared at me.
"In yoga, we have to be quiet. It's respectful."
Oh. Um, sorry.
Then I spotted the neighbor's dog peeking its cute little head through the fence. As usual, I squealed and did my excited "awh, baby!!" dog-voice whenever I see a cute dog. Veg-Head wouldn't have it.
"Speaking is distracting in yoga. Focus on your breathing and being quiet."
How about I focus on playing with that cute-ass pooch and eating and NOT DOING YOGA.
It was overrated. And I never did yoga again because I am NOT a quiet person and I do NOT do quiet things and excuse me, but I like my stretching with a heavy dose of laughing and listening to bad music and not focusing on my breathing.
So there.
Does anyone know of a rock 'n roll yoga class? I'll gladly sign up.
While I was weighing the pros and cons of signing up for this yoga class, I peeked in my pantry and spotted some sugar cookie mix I needed to use up but I didn't want to make cookies.
Sugar cookie mix is pretty limited to a life of cookies, right? Not quite!
With another stick of butter and two more eggs, sugar cookies got a makeover into Sugar Cookie Bars. And the result is way fun and super yummy. Looks like Funfetti cake, but tastes like sugar cookies. Uhhhmazing.
Skip yoga and make them with me? While they're baking we can turn up Houses of the Holy and do some Warrior 2.
Sugar Cookie Bars
1 pkg sugar cookie mix (like the Betty Crocker brand)
3 eggs
2 sticks butter, melted
1 cup sprinkles, divided into two half-cups
1 can vanilla frosting
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray the bottom and sides of a 9″ baking pan with cooking spray and set the pan aside.
2. In a large bowl, stir together the cookie mix, eggs and butter until combined and relatively smooth–a few lumps are okay. Stir in one half cup of the sprinkles until very lightly blended. Pour into prepared pan and bake for approximately 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool completely in the pan, about an hour or two.
3. Once the bars are cooled, frost with the canned icing and top with the remaining sprinkles. Cut into squares and carefully lift from the pan with a fork or butter knife. Store airtight.
The sprinkles add a fun pop of color to the sugar cookies and I looove myself some frosted sugar cookies… these are no exception! Everyone thought I'd made Funfetti cake but were excited to learn it was actually sugar cookies. Yum.
Enjoy, and have a wonderful Monday!
xo, Hayley


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Making Tents
by Berni Dymet
Acts 18:1-4 After this Paul left Athens and went to Corinth. There he found a Jew named Aquila, a native of Pontus, who had recently come from Italy with his wife Priscilla, because Claudius had ordered all Jews to leave Rome. Paul went to see them, and, because he was of the same trade, he stayed with them, and they worked together—by trade they were tentmakers. Every Sabbath he would argue in the synagogue and would try to convince Jews and Greeks.
Had coffee with a man just recently. By any measure - he's been successful as a businessman. Now - he's an accountant and God bless all the accountants out there but me - I think I'd die if I had to do that for a living. But he loves it - he's in his sixties now.
And I was intrigued. I asked him - "Why do you still do it?" I mean he could obviously afford to retire.
And he smiled. He said quite simply - because I like to help people.
He gives much of his money away. I know so many people - people who believe in God - who feel that all they can do is be an accountant, or a childcare worker, or whatever it is they do. It seems mundane, boring.
The Apostle Paul by trade was a tentmaker. And yet who would have thought that a tentmaker in the first century could still be used of God to bless you and me, two thousand years later.
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MR. TERRIFIC Goes Solo As 3rd Smartest Man in the DCnU
[DCnU Revamp Index Page: ALL the News, Images, Interviews and Columns]The first batch of #1 titles for September that were announced by DC concentrated on the Justice League, and there were a lot of familiar JLA faces. But one hero got his own comic for the first time: Michael Holt, better known as Mr. Terrific.
Originally introduced in 1997, the character was established as an Olympic athlete with superior intellect, and has been recently called the "third smartest man in the world."
That concept of super-intellect is what drives the new series by former Titans scribe Eric Wallace, who's working with artist Roger Robinson to launch the new Mr. Terrific series.
The solo stint is welcome to fans of the character, who previously had to read his stories within the Justice Society of America. While Wallace couldn't comment on whether the JSA is involved in the new solo comic -- or even who is among Michael Holt's supporting cast (signs point to no, as Dan DiDio has said they're "resting" the JSA for the time being) -- he did hint that the title's setting will become "more cosmic" in future issues, which points toward a possible team element, since the character isn't exactly space travel-ready on his own.
The solo title also furthers DC's stated goal to add diversity to the DCU, since the character is an African-American. And according to Wallace, the diversity in the comic's cast doesn't stop with the lead character.
Newsarama talked with Wallace to find out more.
Newsarama: Eric, out of all the characters in the DCU with a solo book as DC launches these new #1s, why Mr. Terrific?
Wallace: There are several reasons to launch Mr. Terrific as a series. First and foremost is the immense untapped potential and fascinating personality of the character himself. Here is a guy who is the third smartest man on the planet. What does that feel like? What's an ordinary day like for him? What is his vision of the future? Simply put, this guy doesn't think like us.
So a big part of this book is about getting a look inside the mind of a genius. And unlike, say, Lex Luthor, Michael's not out to conquer the world. He's out to save us from ourselves.
Another reason to launch this book is that it's going to more closely reflect the actual world people live in, as opposed to some idealized, imaginary storyscape. I don't know about you, but I live in a diverse world. Therefore, I want to see comic books that reflect that world. Mr. Terrific uses this approach. As readers will see in the first storyline, there's an entire rainbow of ethnicities in Michael's world, something I feel is important for diverse readers looking for characters that they can identify with.
And even though the book gets pretty cosmic very fast, there are elements to the world of Mr. Terrific that are specifically designed to ground the book in an identifiable reality. I can't reveal most of them yet. But I'll give you one simple example: Michael doesn't live in a mythical town. He lives in Los Angeles, Calif., a place that people know and can actually visit. How he interacts with the West Coast, as well as Tinseltown, is a deliberate attempt on the creative team's part to ground Mr. Terrific in a world that feels genuine.
Nrama: What attracted you in particular to the character?
Wallace: It's Michael's intelligence that I find so appealing. Here's an African-American man that is practically the smartest man on the planet. His superpower is his brain. But he's still going up against incredibly powerful foes. So how does he defeat them? Well, he can't beat them up physically. He has no super-strength (another element of the character that I love, and which I thinks to help humanize him). So he's got to out think his opponents.
One of the big challenges of this book, and an angle I pitched to DC from the beginning, was that if this guy really is the third smartest guy in the world, I want him to prove it every month. So right off the bat, readers are going to see Michael Holt in dynamic situations where only a true genius could navigate the waters. Yes, Michael Holt's world is a world where geeks rule, brains always triumph over brawn, and where watching shows like "Mythbusters" and reading books by Michio Kaku are the norm.
Nrama: As you've had to tell this story for new readers, how have you defined the basics of who he is as a character?
Wallace: Everything you need to know initially about Mr. Terrific gets laid out in issue #1. This includes his origins, the specifics about his dual identity, and his modus operandi as a crime fighter.
Nrama: What makes him stand out among others in the DCU?
Wallace: The man wears a letter on his face. That's pretty unique, right?
Seriously, though, the way Michael solves his cases — using his unabashed gusto for all things scientific — is what makes him stand out from most other characters in the DCU. Where other heroes often see science as a tool to solve crimes, Michael sees science as a friend. An ally. It's the most important thing in his life. And yes, that's both a good thing and a bad thing for Michael as readers will see in the first batch of stories.
Nrama: What was it about him with which you could most identify? And what do you think readers will identify with about him?
Wallace: What I identify most with Michael Holt is his faith in the future. Our future. Without giving any spoilers away, there's a scene in issue #1 which lays this out and tells readers exactly what Michael's mission is in life and why he's decided to put on a costume and protect the planet.
And because Michael's so concerned with protecting the future, he's also a guy with a real sense of hope about things. That positivity, combined with just a touch of arrogance and a bit of humor, makes Michael recognizably human.
There's also the fact that Michael is far from perfect. He might be smart, but he still makes mistakes. One of these mistakes that we'll see early on in the series will end up haunting him for years to come. And not in a good way.
Nrama: Since we've seen the costume change for Mr. Terrific, is there anything you can tell us about the character ideas that informed his new costume and look?
Wallace: Most of the new costume design came from DC before I joined the book. However, there is one really cool element involving Michael's mask that I brought to the book. You'll get to see that in issue #2.
Most of what I've brought to the character idea-wise concerns two overarching concerns: how do we create a fully-realized world, as well as a cast of believable characters, that will be unique, diverse, and really grab a reader's attention? That's the fun part of writing an issue #1. You get to think about every aspect of a character's world in minute detail and really let your imagination run wild.
Nrama: After writing a big team of characters in Titans, has it been a relief for you as a writer to really get to concentrate on one character? What are the benefits and challenges to writing a solo act instead of a team?
Wallace: Writing a big team book is really fun, but having only one main character in Mr. Terrific does allow me to dig a bit deeper into his character, and do it faster and sooner into the run than with a team book. The first story arc is literally just that: an examination into who Michael was, who he is now, and who he might become in the future. So I wouldn't say it's been a relief, but it has been a wonderful change of pace.
Nrama: The cover looks very high-tech, but Mr. Terrific is also looking very athletic. What's the overall tone of this comic?
Wallace: This is a smart, sexy, and cosmic series. It's got humor, but it's not overtly funny. The humor arises naturally from some pretty far out situations. As for the sexy part, Michael Holt is one of the world's most handsome and attractive bachelors. Therefore, how he handles the successes and failures of his love life will be a key part of the Mr. Terrific series.
Nrama: What can you tell us about the cast and/or the setting of the comic?
Wallace: Again, it takes place primarily in Michael's home base of Los Angeles, California. But the stories aren't limited to that setting. As I previously mentioned, there's a cosmic side to Mr. Terrific, so readers shouldn't be surprised when a few of the upcoming stories take sci-fi leaps into somevery strange places.
Nrama: In describing their new universe, DC executives has stated that they're encouraging diversity. In the earliest solicitations for DC, we've seen characters like Mr. Terrific and Jason Rusch/Firestorm getting solo titles. The new Static ongoing begins in September, and Cyborg is on the core Justice League team. What do you think of the representation of African-Americans in the new DCU titles?
Wallace: I think it's fantastic. DC has made incredible strides in moving diverse characters into the spotlight. Introducing an African-American Aqualad in Brightest Day is an example of that. Now we're going to see even more diverse characters getting a chance to shine in the superhero mainstream. For me, this is a big part of what makes this new DC initiative so exciting. I'm very proud to be a part of it.
Nrama: Do you think this is an important step in encouraging an ongoing move toward diversity?
Wallace: Yes. But now the ball is in the creators' courts. We have to come up with great stories that resonate with our audience. Because at the end of the day, it's great storytelling that's going to make or break a series, diverse or otherwise.
Nrama: What does Roger Robinson bring to the comic? How does his style inform the tone?
Wallace: Roger is a complete artist. He's bringing more than just stunning artwork and a brilliant eye of detail. He's bringing his own ideas to the table, something I've highly encouraged. And he's already come up with some phenomenal stuff.
Nrama: Anything else you want to tell readers about Mr. Terrific and his comic?
Wallace: Yes, I'm only four issues into writing this series and it's already the most fun I've ever had working on a comic book. With a multi-ethnic cast of characters, tons of action, gut-wrenching romance, and a ton of science gone mad, Mr. Terrific has something for everyone. I can't wait to share the adventure with everyone.Got a comment? There's lots of Newsarama conversation on FACEBOOK and TWITTER. More on DCnU:
- DCnU Revamp Index Page: ALL the News, Images & Interviews
- Kyle Higgins: Dick Grayson's BAT-Time Makes For Better DCnU NIGHTWING
- JUDD WINICK Brings BATMAN, INC.'s BATWING To DCnU Solo Series
- The 10 BIGGEST SURPRISES of the Revamped DCnU
- DC Comics' FULL SEPTEMBER 2011 SOLICITATIONS
- JUDD WINICK Returns to Gotham for Sexy, Violent DCnU CATWOMAN
- Gail, Jill and Babs: A Conversation About BATGIRL & ORACLE
- SCOTT SNYDER: The DCnU BATMAN Relaunch Really Isn't
- Billionaire World-Traveling GREEN ARROW Returns for the DCnU


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You are very burned out.
You need a huge break from your responsibilities, starting as soon as possible.
And you need this time to reevaluate what you really want out of your life.
Because you're working hard and going no where... and that would burn anyone out!


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Aggressive HF Product Launch from Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments today issued a major announcement around its product line of high frequency (HF) RFID offerings, the breadth of which suggests an aggressive, determined bid by the company to ensure a leadership position in the HF RFID market. This article recaps the many aspects of the annoucement.
Dec 14, 2005—This article was originally published by RFID Update.
December 14, 2005—Texas Instruments today issued a major announcement around its product line of high frequency (HF) RFID offerings, called Tag-it HF-I. The company has greatly expanded the product line; released a password-protected, standards-compliant write mechanism for HF tag data; introduced a rigorous quality control inlay-manufacturing process; and offered a unique solution for pharmaceuticals tagging. The breadth of the announcement suggests an aggressive, determined bid by the company to establish dominance in the HF RFID market. (Note that HF differs from UHF, the latter being the type of RFID associated with supply chain applications, retail, Wal-Mart and the DoD, etc. Texas Instruments is of course also a major player in the UHF market.)
Expanded Product Line
The Tag-it HF-I line now includes more than 25 different products of varying form factors and data storage and security capabilities. The expanded line allows TI to offer a wide variety of HF technologies that can be used across many different industries and applications, according to Mikael Ahlund, TI's director of RFID Healthcare and Tag-it products with whom RFID Update spoke. Chief among the possible vertical applications are product and asset tracking, library materials management, event and venue ticketing, laundry and textile rental, and pharmaceutical supply chain authentication. Ahlund stressed the size of the product line: "It's an awesome product roll-out of a magnitude that this industry has never seen before." He also stressed that all of the products are compliant with the ISO/IEC 15693 standard. Among the new products in the HF-I line is the Tag-it HF-I Pro, which the company says is the only ISO-IEC 15693-compliant product to offer password-protected write functionality.
High-Yield Manufacturing Process
Texas Instruments has optimized its chip-to-inlay manufacturing process, which the company claims will offer superior off-the-reel yield for its HF inlays. The quality control aspect of the process is industry-leading, according to the company, complete with laser tuning of each individual inlay. "We're the only ones in the industry to individually customize and optimize the inlay before it goes out to the customer," said Ahlund. "We will individually -- each tag -- laser trim, test, and optimize." Furthermore, TI produces the chip and the inlay, which the company says its competitors generally do not. Producing both, rather than just one or the other, allows TI to optimize the complete tag manufacturing process.
Unique Pharma Tagging Solution
The last piece of the announcement is Texas Instruments' pharmaceutical-tagging solution which combines the aforementioned password-protected write functionality with public key infrastructure (PKI) technology. According to the PKI model of drug authentication, the necessary information is stored directly on the bottle-affixed tags and in the readers located at each point in the supply chain. The alternative approach adopted by others in the market, requires an established network between all nodes in the pharma supply chain, from manufacturer to wholesaler to pharmacy. Ahlund said that while there is nothing technologically flawed about this approach, its requirement of such a network is an exceedingly tall order, one that will take years to realize. "[The network model] is fine if you have a network up and running," said Ahlund, "but as of this minute, there is no network." He continued, "The PKI solution allows authentication without the network, because the authentication is done between the tag and the reader." The PKI-based offering from Texas Instruments, asserted Ahlund, is "a solution to the problem today, now."
The company also tackled another aspect of the pharma supply chain: privacy. In stark contrast to the retail and CPG space, pharma industry players have reached a consensus that drug tags should not be deactivated ("killed") upon purchase by the consumer. One of the key potential benefits of drug-tagging is vastly improved recall processes, which would require returned drug bottles to have retained identification information on their tags. The problem, of course, is that not killing a tag leaves the consumer vulnerable to privacy invasion. Drug prescriptions can be highly sensitive personal information, and consumers would be loathe to accept the possibility of a hacker "skimming" the names of drugs located in their shopping bags as they leave the pharmacy.
The password-protection write functionality of TI's Tag-it HF-I Pro tag offers a solution. The drug's product information and serial number are stored on the tag throughout all points in the supply chain, until the bottle reaches the pharmacy. At the pharmacy, the product information is completely erased while the serial number remains untouched. Thereafter, even if a hacker succeeds in reading the tag, no identifying production information exists, only a serial number that offers no indication about what the drug actually is. Furthermore, in the event of a recall, the consumer could return the tagged bottle to the pharmacy, where the serial number would be entered into the system and reassociated with its product information to determine if it is in fact part of the recall. Ahlund called the process "a beautiful solution to a problem that has been confronting the industry."
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In 2007, Grover Brown, a paraplegic 37-year-old, debilitated by multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease, developed a pressure sore soon after arriving at the High Street Care Center in East Oakland.
The sore erupted in March. By August, surgeons had removed his tailbone because the wound had festered without treatment, court documents showed.
The infection ate away at the bone through to the marrow, according to state Department of Public Health records, despite repeated treatment orders from physicians to the staff of High Street Care Center.
Brown is suing High Street Care Center, which had a long list of citations from the Department of Public Health — 164 between 2004 and 2008. The facility was owned until December 2008 by Trinity Health Systems, whose president, Randal Kleis, has operated about a dozen facilities across the state under several corporate names. He turned over operations of the High Street nursing home to Tony and Leticia Perez, who renamed it Oakhill Springs Care Center. (They also run several other facilities, including Oakland Springs Health Care Center.)
Brown's treatment was "atrocious," said his lawyer, Jay Renneisen.
But Brown, now 39, likely won't see more than a token settlement from High Street Care Center because skilled-nursing facilities, nursing homes and assisted-living care facilities — charged with caring for the sickest and most helpless Americans whose numbers are rapidly growing each year — are not required to carry liability insurance. The amount of the settlement he may ultimately receive is unlikely to cover the cost of care Brown will require as the result of his shoddy treatment at the High Street Care Center, Renneisen said. The government will end up picking up the tab for his care.
And Kleis' other assets are untouchable because they were legally registered as separate corporate entities — a common way operators shield themselves and their profits, said Kathryn Stebner, a lawyer who has been representing victims of nursing home abuse since 1987. That means going after even the worst operators is an uphill battle that happens infrequently in California.
The state Attorney General's Office, which is California's ultimate watchdog, has gone after fewer than a dozen problem nursing homes for elder abuse and neglect since 2000.
That leaves private attorneys to pursue the operators — almost always after the damage has been done.
Calls for comment from the Attorney General's Office were not returned.
The situation "is unfathomable," Renneisen said. "It doesn't make sense."
'A small business'
Kleis did not return numerous calls to his office and personal phone. But in May 2004, he told the Los Angeles Business Journal that he didn't insure his facilities because rates had risen so steeply since 2000.
"We are a Medi-Cal facility. Your margins are one percent or less," Kleis said in the article. "The last quote I had (included) a $250,000 deductible. Even on your best day you would not make that kind of money. We are a small business."
Medi-Cal began reimbursing facilities for the cost of liability insurance in late 2004 with the expectation that care would improve. But the decision whether to carry insurance was left to nursing-home owners. There was nothing to mandate the improvement.
"Some studies suggest that nursing homes with poorer quality are more likely to be sued and are likely to pay higher premiums for liability insurance," a 2003 AARP Public Policy Institute analysis found.
Strengthened enforcement may improve quality of care and reduce the need for lawsuits, the report continued, "thereby lowering insurance premiums."
'A record of problems'
Brown started to suffer from bed sores after he arrived at the High Street Care Center in 2005, according to Department of Public Health records. He was taken to the skilled nursing facility by the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation after the symptoms of his multiple sclerosis worsened while he was serving a four-year prison sentence for check-writing and credit card fraud.
One of the sores never healed properly. But once the wound did begin to fester, he wasn't moved, washed, monitored or medicated with antiseptic, leading to the removal of his tailbone, according to the lawsuit.
Even as the sore turned green and smelled foul, the nurse in charge at the time told an aide that was the way "it was supposed to smell," according to Department of Public Health records.
"They should have taken me to the hospital," Brown said.
The incident was not an isolated mistake, Renneisen said. Brown's lack of care was the consequence of an indifference to the health and safety of residents at the facility, he said.
High Street Care Center had a record of poor care, according to records from the Department of Public Health:
Brown said his care has since improved — it's not perfect but it is "considerably better."
"It's not a terrible place," he said. "But it's still difficult."
'A hard case'
Kleis has settled at least two previous wrongful-death lawsuits in the past six years, court records show. In each case, Kleis asserted he was losing money and could not afford insurance.
The MacArthur Care Center, run by Kleis under the company name Trinity Health Systems, had an extensive record of problems and lawsuits. The Department of Public Health cited the facility for 79 deficiencies between 2004 and 2009. Kleis also was sued by the father of a former resident who committed suicide at the facility in March 2003. Elita Young — who suffered from seizures, dementia, diabetes, chronic psychosis and had undergone brain surgery — was found dead in her bed with a shoelace around her neck after she killed herself.
Her father, Ruben Willard White, sued MacArthur Care Center for wrongful death, negligence and dependent adult abuse because she had tried suicide before but the risk was never included in her care plan. Kleis settled with her father for $100,000 out of court in October 2006, a year after the suit was filed. The lawyer, Ted Deacon, said the father, Ruben Willard White, settled because Kleis claimed he didn't have insurance.
A few years earlier in 2003, Kleis was sued for elder abuse, negligence, and other violations at his facility QuailRidge Health Care Center in Pinole after he decided to shut the facility down. The residents there, many of whom required help with the most basic functions, were not told, or not afforded enough time before the closure to find new suitable facilities. This was in defiance of state law, promoting the lawsuit, which claimed that one woman ended up at a substandard nursing home where she died a month later. (The operator of that troubled facility, Lakeshore Convalescent Hospital on Third Avenue, eventually was disqualified in 2008 by the Department of Public Health from receiving Medicare or Medi-Cal payments — the harshest penalty that can be issued by the government.)
Kleis' lawyers said he was not personally responsible because QuailRidge was legally owned by Trinity Ridge Inc., which had gone into bankruptcy. Kleis eventually settled the elder abuse claim, but "it took a long time," said Stebner, who handled the lawsuit. "It was a hard case."
Kleis also settled a 2003 wrongful-death suit against his former facility Country Oaks Care Center in Pomona, one of six he owned at the time, according to court records. He still owns the Villa Maria Care Center in Long Beach under the licensee name Trinity Maria LLC. The facility has been cited by the Department of Health Inspectors 14 times since 2004.
AARP spokesman Mark Beach said every responsible business should have liability insurance especially those like nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities that take care of the most vulnerable and dependent people. It fosters accountability and ensures people are compensated when something happens even if an owner declares bankruptcy, he said.
Having insurance, he added, "is the right thing to do."
So far, the California Legislature has left it up to the industry to decide when to carry insurance. As a result, there is no way of telling how many homes go uninsured.
"The sleazier the operators are, the less likely they are to have insurance," Stebner said. "It's a perfect storm."
Reach Angela Woodall at 510-208-6413.


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Hypoglycemia in Diabetes Mellitus
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It's been a decade since Boise hosted March Madness, and needless to say, the town was excited. Tickets sold out, parking garages were reserved, and droves of people from neighboring states hustled to Idaho's capital to watch the first round.
According to The Idaho Statesman, we gave them a good Boise welcoming. Fans packed the Taco Bell Arena with 12,000 basketball enthusiasts filling the seats at every game. And the teams were greeted with open arms.
With all of the hustle and bustle and the attention on Boise, Stoltz decided to create a video welcoming all six teams to our beloved city.
This video had a tight turnaround…as in 24 hours. Our team was up to the challenge. After nailing down the concept, we divided, and conquered-we tracked down mascots, scouted locations, and planned out a strategy for sharing a video on social media.
Did I mention animals? Some of the mascots were easier than others – have you ever worked with a cat in a basketball jersey? In a brief time, we secured a regal bulldog named Sir Farnsworth Bentley, three cats, and a bunny from the Idaho Humane Society that passed for a jackrabbit.
These furry characters, along with a very talented coworker, stole the show. Our welcome video was boosted on Facebook and Instagram, resulting in 12,000 views, 24,000 people reached, and 100 reactions. With collaboration, a good idea, and an Amazon Prime account, anything is possible.


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Vaccination Voodoo, What YOU
Don't Know About Vaccines
A book every person ought to read, at least once, before submitting to
any vaccination for yourself or your children. What you really don't
know about vaccine ingredients—and should—is not told to you by your
doctor as part of informed consent every person is entitled to before
any medical procedure. Vaccinations are medical procedures, i.e.,
injections and drugs!
BMJ Case Reports [British Medical
Premature ovarian failure 3 years after menarche in a 16-year-old girl
following human papillomavirus vaccination Authors: Deirdre
Therese Little, Harvey Rodrick Grenville Ward
(Australian physicians)
This case study documents premature ovarian failure as the
possible adverse event following vaccination with the HPV vaccine
The above is an example of an adverse event from vaccinations.
Vaccination Voodoo uses peer-reviewed journal studies, U.S. health
agencies information, and other documentation to disclose what's in
vaccines that consumers, unfortunately, do not know.
Vaccination Voodoo, What YOU Don't Know About Vaccines
©2013 Catherine J Frompovich
Foreword Mayer Eisenstein, MD, JD, MPH
About Dr. Mayer Eisenstein
Introduction Paul G King, PhD
About Paul G King, PhD
Chapter 1 What Are They Trying to Tell Us?
Chapter 2 Vaccine Excipients & Media
Chapter 3 Chemical Cocktails in Syringes
Chapter 4 Toxic Heavy Metals in Vaccines Are Children Machinery
Who Need Toxic Metals to be Healthy?
Chapter 5 The Vaccination Quandary by Cilla Whatcott
Chapter 6 Parents, Be Aware… Big Pharma's Stealth Attacks Upon You
and Your Children's Health
Chapter 7 Vaccines: The Bargain Basement Technology for the 20th Century
Chapter 8 So—That's Really What's in Vaccines!
Chapter 9 Is There A Hidden Infertility Factor in Vaccines?
Chapter 10 Hidden Factors About the HPV Vaccine Gardasil® and
Our Family's Roller Coaster Ride: Courtesy of Gardasil by Roxie
Chapter 11 The Non-Disclosed and Hyper-Allergenic Vaccine Adjuvant
Chapter 12 Prevnar®, A Controversial Vaccine
Chapter 13 The Precautionary Principle: Throwing Caution to the Winds
Chapter 14 Issues No One Talks About
Chapter 15 Before You Roll Up Your Sleeve, Maybe You Should Know This
Chapter 16 Something to Think About
Chapter 17 How Do They Choose Flu Vaccine Strains?
Chapter 18 Vaccines Newer Ingredients
Chapter 19 Are Vaccines Medical Science, Global Politics, or Voodoo?
Vaccine & Vaccination Information Resources
Appendix A "It is now time for the truth to be told" by Isabella
Catherine's After Thoughts
About the Author
Additional Vaccine Information on the Web
Silent Epidemic,
The Untold Story of Vaccines [a movie]
Adverse Reactions
from HPV Vaccines
Dr Lucija Tomljenovic, PhD
Dr Diane Harper, MD
in the Body
Dr Chris Shaw, PhD
Autism Made in the
USA - Vaccines, Heavy Metals, Toxins…
Parents of Unvaccinated Children
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Growing up, I was always such a summer girl — I loved those summer months more than anything in the world, and winter was basically just three brutal months of misery. When Chad and I were thinking about where to move after we left New York, I had one firm rule: we were going somewhere warm.
But Texas summer is a little different than those New England summers I grew up with (and so are Texas winters, very happily) and I have to admit that I'm a little relieved now that August has finally come to an end. It'll still be warm here for another few months (I'll get plenty more use out of this gorgeous dress!), and there's nothing as nice as those first crisp fall days… even if we don't get them until October.
And speaking of Texas, after a lot of back and forth to New York, I'm excited to finally have a long stretch of time after NYFW is over! Living out of a suitcase can be a little draining — one more week and then it's home sweet home for good!
Gifted Everly dress (similar), gifted La Mer watch (similar), gifted Shoemint pumps.


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This is the final week to the great finale of the Anime of Saint Seiya- Soul of Gold-! , and in commemoration for that I will put a 4 part article on why I this is one of my favorites Anime/Manga franchises and why you should Give it a look. So Let´s start!
Three Weeks ago we checked the Soundtrack. If you wanna see it click here.
Two Week we checked their characters and Fights!. If You wanna see it click here.
The Past Week we checked it´s Spinoffs and Movies. If you wanna see it click here.
This is the last part of this series of articles, and it has to be, following the cliché, the most emotional and personal. What does this franchise means personally to me. What memories does it have for the Artist Previously Known as ShadowHaken, and why it is so special.
Well… It represents and brings memories to my childhood in general, and my Father in particular. I Remember how when it started airing, my dad got hooked to it (and also to Robotech, but he is a Sci-Fi Fan, so that´s to no surprise), also that I didn´t liked Saint Seiya at first, I founded it weird and too confusing and boring, Of course I still saw it because as a Kid I basically watched everything in front of me. It Wasn´t until the big fight on the Sanctuary occurred were it finally clicked on me! Looking at Seiya and his friends fighting in order to save someone they cared for, not because she was a Goddess, but because she was a person and her friend. Looking them fight against the Gold Saints, gets beaten and keeps going forward, that no matter how harsh the things may look like now, if you keep going forward you will see the results of your labor.
It also represents my Introduction to the Mythology, since my Dad was an History Teacher, he knew a lot of those things. He teached me the mythology behind Athena, The Mythical Pegasus Creature, and a bunch of other stuff. And not only about Greeck Mythology, but Norse Too! And every time I had a doubt or was curious about something, he gladly responded to me and tells me a nice and interesting History.
It also reminds me how I talked with my Big Bro, who stated that Saint Seiya, alongside Bugs Bunny and any other cartoon at the time, was made in México because they talked Spanish, and I responded saying that they were made in USA since there was no way that México had the Technology to do Cartoons… Turns out we both were wrong (With Saint Seiya at Least) –Hey I Grew up on a Country town, and the only other place I knew were the Ejido (a Some sort of Communal Ranch) were my Grandpa´s Lived!
It also brings me Memories of when I Went to the Movie theater in order to watch the first Movie that came to México (Saint Seiya: The Saints Counter attack /Los Caballeros del Zodiaco: Contratacan) , how bad was the Audio at the movie theater, and how amazed I was when I heard the Japanese version of Pegasus Fantasy for the first time in my life (Since on Tv the opening was the Guardianes del Universo song).
It also teached me, in an indirect way, on how be based on something, make it yours, but at the same time respecting the original material. I Mean, On the OVA were Seiya and his friends face Lucifer. Considering other works like Evangelion or Shin Megami Tensei, the classic would have been to make the Saints to Face God, but they decided to go along the book and make them face the Evil Incarnate. They make it awesome and were respectful. And it is so Easy! You just respect the Canon! (More or less) and the people will appreciate and will respect your work! I mean That is why Evangelion got so many bad looks (specifically because the people said that it was the cartoon were God went crazy and attacked humanity or something like that), and the people can like those kind of works –and Is good too!- but I have the philosophy that, when I am looking at a foreign, and unknown Country, culture, religion, or something along those lines, I do it with respect, because I would like that the people see those things of mine with the same respect. I Mean I could make a series were Budha is truly an evil bastard that has misguided the people! But if I do that, I would be an Ignorant and a disrespectful bastard, because I am showing a truly wrong face of what the Budhism really is. Or how I get mad when the people on the Media put the Aztecs as some crazy people who liked to strip the heart out of the people all the time! When, if one investigate, that is not true. You can focus on the negatives, but that won´t make a true and complete picture. Anyway, im being carried away so to the next point!
Saint Seiya also remembers me when I was on High School, on another state, away from my friends, parents, my house, and only having my big bro (who went to College in that state). The loneliness I felt and how it hit me on the first day. But this series helped me get trough it, when I realized that they were making a Saga based on the Hades chapters and I went to the walking market (a nice place to fin piracy and second hand clothes…Also vegetables) in order to find them. When the Manga was being released here and how I religiously bought them, until the money started becoming a problem and I had to stop (I stoped by the 12 volume or so, also I had to stop with the Rurouni Kenshin manga too for the same reason).
It also reminded me how , after I bought the first three volumes of Lost Canvas and watched It with my bro and my sis, and how my lil Sis was so hyped to know what happens that the next day she bought the next 3 volumes and for Christmas me and my bro gave her as a present the other 6 volumes of the series.
On a similar tone, when we showed it to my dad the series he liked it a lot, so much that he puts the DVD alone and by himself in order to keep watching and know what will happen.
Finally it also remember me how passionate is some sections of it´s fan base (and every group of people in anything for that matter) that reach to true anger towards anything. Since I remember how the angry were the people when they noticed the change on the Cancer Milo character on the Movie "Legend of Sanctuary" or how some people fight with others because some people like the spinoffs, but since they aren´t made by Kurumada then they are bad by default.
In any instance Saint Seiya is a series very close to me, with good and bad memories accompanied within . And is something that I think will follow me (alongside my love of gaming, my profession and my religion) until i´m dead.
And that it is the end of these series of articles.
AniTay, have you felt the Cosmos?


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History and features of Cabernet
Diffused in every country where wine is produced, the Cabernet Sauvignon is remembered for its structure, and the body, its wines, belongs to the group of international grapes.
Excellent in all latitudes both to the north, South Tyrol, and south to Sicily.
Often with Merlot it is used for important international cru, Bordolesi cuts, it is also used in local grapes and native wines, it is often vinified in purity.
Cultivated in Tuscany is part of so many red wines, it is found very often in the adventures of Chianti Classico.
In Italy, its diffusion is wide, often referred to as Cabernet, in certain regions of the northeast as Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia, Cabernet, is a wine produced by Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, in fact the largest percentage is represented by Cabernet Franc.
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#performance art #Prague #stunts #swings
A Czech Merry-Go-Round
Though I lived not too far from here in Prague a few years ago, we never quite got around to enjoying the thrill of suspending ourselves from a rotating billboard, though I admit it looks pretty damn fun. Maybe next time. This particular stunt was the handy work of Vojtěch Fröhlich, Ondřej Mladý, January Šimánek, and Vladimír Turner, and if you liked this you'll also like the Double Happiness Billboard Swingset.


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I've been slingin' in the news game for 19 years. I interned with FOX43 and started working part-time studio crew while still in college. I was heavy into the sports scene in the early years, shooting local high school, college and professional sports, local racing and travelling to shoot stories on Indy car racing, NASCAR, Phillies and Orioles baseball, Penn State and NFL Football, even some Bowl games and Super Bowl XXXV, and helping produce the weekly Sunday Sports Live for a few years.
I switched to the news side almost 10 years ago and currently run the Assignment Desk. I've always been into news, and my job is the best fit for me- I'm nosy by nature and I get to boss people around!
It means a lot to me to be plugged in and doing this job where I was raised in Central PA. I graduated from Eastern York High School and York College, and except for my stint in the Army between high school and college, have lived my whole life right here in Pennsylvania Dutch Country. My family has deep roots here.
I enjoy the outdoors and coach baseball and soccer in my (increasingly sparse) free time.


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In accordance with the Law on Justice for Children, the State Council for Prevention of Child delinquency is obliged to prepare an annual report on its work and on the situation in the field of children rights and child delinquency in very country. Involving all relevant institutions provided in the system of justice for children and the improvement of mutual cooperation for greater efficiency in the application of procedures towards children stipulated in the Law on Justice for Children every country must be able to protect children from any kind of abuse.
State Council stresses the need to develop and implement prevention programs and interactive activities to overcome the possible violence among students, improve the working conditions of children placed in institutions and educational and correctional institutions, providing primary and secondary education to children in schools for children and medical treatment of children who are drug users. The Council adds that it is necessary to respect the child's right to an attorney in police procedure and the right to a lawyer and free legal assistance of the Centre for Social Work through the establishment of cooperation of these institutions with the Bar Association of the country.
Children victims of crimes
In 2014 the social work centers registered an increased number of child victims, of which 46% are male and 54% are female children. The number of child victims is not getting lower. gracialawfirm.ca is here to help if your child needs legal help That is a reason for every government to do something about this, and protect children from becoming criminals
Children in conflict with the law
The analysis shows that the total number of children who have been called to come to the police station is huge, although it is different in different countries. A certain number of children is reported as for which there are grounds for suspicion that they have committed acts which are considered as criminal offenses by law.
One reason for the increased number of children at risk is the bad implementation of the Law on Justice for Children, which should be replaced by a better recognition and early identification of children at risk by schools, police, prosecution and other institutions working with children, which reflects the growing number of notifications made to the centers.
Sometimes the right of the child to conduct a conversation in separate rooms in the police station and the child's right to an attorney in police procedure is not respected.Also the child's right to a lawyer at the police station and the right to free legal aid center for social work is not respected either.
The procedure for recognition of responsibility must properly be conducted. Every children must get a security measure, an alternative measure or a sentence with protective supervision and community service. Children must be protected and taught how to become better citizens and responsible human beings.


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S: Aunt Gerti's 100th Birthday
BC: Astro Productions C. Kienzl copyright
FC: 100 years
1: Paula (Hornak) Barancyk | Laura Mannion | Danita (Eartly) Fiacco and David Eartly | Jackie and Keith Anthony, (friends), Andy and Rich Kalina
2: Steve Cornejo, Trudy Mannion and Chris Kalina | Auntie Gerti's doctor, Dr. McIntire | Trudy Mannion | Bill Sears, Lori (Kalina) Zachau-Sears and son, Andrew
3: Deacon Martin Brown that comes to Auntie Gertie's house to administer her communion every week | The priests from St. Casimir Church, Fr. Val and Fr. Bill | Funeral Home friends, Jackie and Keith Anthony | ..and, her doctor, Dr. Chris McIntire
4: Szot's, Salapski's, Germick's
5: Mannion's, Hornak's, Mahoney's, Kalina's | Murphy's, Eartly's
6: Mannion Family | Rowe Family ~ Pat and James Sons: Graeme and Garrett | Ryan with kids Molly and Michael | Mannion Family
7: Louis & Trudy 7 | Molly, Donna, Ryan, Laura, Michael, Pat, James, Garrett, Graeme, Randy, June. Trudy, Auntie Gertie, Louis
9: Ready, Set, Blow!
10: Kalina Family | Bill, Lori and Andrew | Bill, Patti, Larry, Andy, Rich, Judy, Lori, Aunt Gert, Chris, Clarissa
11: Chris Kalina and daughter, Clarissa | Chris Kalina and Pete | Bill and Lori | sisters ~ Clarissa and Cathleen Rodda
12: Poplawski's ~ Arthur, Helen, Mark and Jean Tabaczynski | Fr. Val | neighbors, John Wenk and Jack Wainwright | Fr. Val | Jean Tabaczynski, Cookie Blastick,, Sophia Suseneny | Sophie Stepniewski
13: Marilyn Morenz, Jackie and Keith Anthony | Marilyn Morenz and Larry Kalina | Deacon and Keith Anthony | Marilyn Morenz and Larry Kalina | Deacon and Keith Anthony | Sophie Stepniewski
14: 1st Generation of Nieces and Nephews | Twins: Ron and Rita (Szot) Johnstone, Barbara (Szot) Salapski, Theresa (Germick) Hornak, Ray Lukowski, Jeannie (Szot) Murphy, Auntie Gertie, Trudy (Lukowski) Mannion, missing: Bob Szot
15: Paula and Rita | Danita and David | Chloe and Jozie | Sarah Fiacco, Nicole Germick
16: Germick's Debbie, Mike, Cathy | Steve and Debbie Cornejo | Dave was en-route back from his year deployment in Afghanistan during the party.
17: Dave and Cathy Kienzl Welcome Home Ceremony Fort Drum, NY | Thyra, Mike and Nicole Germick
18: Salapski Family | Barbara and Wally Sons: Michael and Colin Grandson: Steven
19: The Guzek's Dan, Susan and son, Ben | Michael, Kathy Alyssa and Steven | David
20: Hornak Family | Paula, Dave, Theresa, Paul, Beverly, Heather, James, Auntie Gertie, Jake, Maya, Chloe and Jozie | Jake and Great Grandpa, Paul | Paul and Theresa
21: Hornak's and Germick's | Paul turned 85 the week before Auntie Gertie's 100th! Cathy, Steve, Debbie, Mike, Paul, Theresa, Nicole, Thyra
22: Murphy Family | Darrin, Reenie, Wes, Jake Wood ~ Abby, Kate, Marvin Carr Jeannie, Aunt Gertie, Mimi Wood
23: Karen, Cathy, Kim | Theresa, Paula, Phyllis, Karen | Barbara and Theresa | Al Josephs and Ron Szot | Paul and Ron
24: Mahoney Family | Michelle and Sean Amelia, Jack, Kate, Madeline, Mitchell | Jerry | missing Marty & Judy
25: Chuck and Bird Foster | Monica | Monica
26: Bob Szot Family | Bob, Sally, Kristin, | Bob and Sally Szot | Bob, Sally with daughters ~ Kristin, Karen and Kim | Grandkids ~ Kaitlyn, Cameron, Jacob
27: Kim Swart ~ Karen and Al Josephs | Kristin and Josh Friedman Kids ~ Cameron and Kaitlyn | Wayne and Kim Swart Son ~ Jacob
28: Eartly Family | Brother and Sister David and Danita Danita's daughter, Sarah | The Fiacco's Danita and Buster Matthew, Cara and Sarah
29: Ron Szot Family | Eric and Lindsey, son Sebastian | Ron and Phyllis, Lisa and Tom children: Maggie, George and Claire | Eric and Lindsey, son Sebastian
30: Rita Szot Family | Rita and youngest son, Eric | Marc and Denise Ava and Sam
31: Brian and Julia Brennan, Griffin and Aidan | 3 Corbett sons and their families
32: Cathy and Lori | Jeannie | Lisa and Tom, Ron, Rita, Al
33: Auntie Gertie telling Ron for the first time that her brother, Ed, came over and said they were going to name the twins, Albert and Louise and she said that wasn't good and named them Rita and Ron! | Auntie Gerti with all the kids
34: Chris and Paul | Karen, Rita, Kim | Rich and Patti | Paul, Debbie, Andy


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I just thought I'd add the beautiful picture and the video first, even before words. This right here is my favorite bread. It's chewy and soft and perfectly tearable. Most people are extremely intimidated by making bread. It's actually very simple.
This recipe especially, you don't even need a bread pan and you really don't want one. Free formed ball of bread is where it's at.
There is quite a bit you can do with this. You could split the dough in half and make two bread bowls. You can slice it or you could hollow it out and put a dip in the center. We really like to just tear it off and dip it in olive oil – the best way to eat if, if you needed an opinion.
To make good bread, all you need is a little time. This is one piece of bread perfection that should not be rushed. The rise is so important, but doesn't take any work on your part. Let the yeast take care of that.
What else do I love about this? The ingredients. Minimal. 6 ingredients and one of those is water. You won't find a bread boule in the store with only 6 ingredients. I love any food with minimal ingredients.
I once thought I would challenge myself to only eat foods with 5 ingredients or less. Then, as I was going through my refrigerator, I realized that I would probably go hungry. Even yogurt has more than 5 ingredients. That worried me a little. It's nice to know that "from scratch" cooking is making a comeback!
And this bread is good for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Try your hand at it, you might surprise yourself!
- 1 and 1/4 cup very warm (not boiling) water
- 2 and 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast (1 package)
- 1 teaspoon granulated sugar
- 2.5 cups unbleached all purpose flour + a little more for kneading
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- non stick cooking spray
- In a medium to large bowl, add water, yeast and sugar – stir to combine
- Let rest for 5 minutes
- Add flour and salt
- Knead for 5 minutes on a well floured board, adding a little bit of flour to ensure dough does not stick to board
- Dough will be ready when it no longer sticks to your hands and is tacky, but not super sticky
- Place back in bowl and coat with 1 teaspoon olive oil
- Cover and let rise in a warm spot for 1 hour, or until it doubles in size
- Uncover and remove dough from bowl, reshape into a ball and place on a baking sheet coated with non-stick spray or oil
- Cover and let rise for an additional 60 minutes or until it has doubled again
- Preheat oven to 450°F
- Place baking sheet with dough in preheated oven for 20-25 minutes or until the top is golden brown
- Optional Step: When placing dough in the oven, place 3 large ice cubes on the bottom of the oven – this creates steam and gives the bread a nice crust
- Remove from oven and let cool slightly before cutting


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The statutory consultation period took place in 2014 after the Council agreed to undertake a major improvement project in Newfield Road, Sleaford.
We needed tenant views to help us make sure the improvements and refurbishments were what was needed. Tenants were given as much information as possible, and in return they provided a lot of opinions and ideas through one-to-one meetings with Les Ellington (Newfield Road's Housing Officer).
In response, the Council's Design Team came up with draft property plans and ideas about changing the street layout. Feedback sessions took place for tenants; residents; and stakeholders.
If you have any queries regarding the improvement project, please contact Les, who has been nominated as the Council's point of contact during the consultation. You can call North Kesteven District Council at 01529 414155 or email email@example.com.
D Brown Building Contractors have been on site in Sleaford since the end of April 2016 and have started work on the first phase of the project.
Once complete, the £8.9 million scheme will overhaul all houses on the street with designated off-road parking, improved and extended living spaces and upgraded insulation, as well as see18 new homes built, the road reconfigured and a new play area created.
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Children's books! Where would I be without the books that I read as a child? Statistics say: Married, probably, to some NICE, mild-mannered upper middle-class man with a degree from one of the three decent universities in Manila, raising a couple of materialistic, video-game-junkie kids, in the f***in' suburbs (any country will do, suburbs are all the same), taking some big pink pill nightly to numb my mind and escape from the whole thing.
Good thing I fell deeply, madly, feverishly in love with Jane Yolen's Girl Who Loved The Wind early on (I was about 5 or 6). When the Wind came over the garden wall and into Danina's perfectly manicured, prison-like palace, singing a haunting tune about a world that was "sometimes happy, sometimes sad….but different each day," I swooned.
Everything about this book—the Persian miniatures by Ed Young, the hints at exotic places and faraway travel, even the worldly lover that you don't completely know but somehow trust—stimulated my Aquarian love for change and difference…like no other book of my childhood had, or ever did again (okay, the original Madeline, with illustrations by Ludwig Bemelmans, came close). I wanted so badly to be this Danina, to have the wind sing to me about the world, and invite me to run away with him…
Obviously, little girls were meant to identify with Danina, and I did, of course, to a certain extent—but I found her a bit wishy-washy, and gutless, so the real relationship I had to Danina was as a rival: I knew that I would have been more worthy of an invitation from the Wind. Ultimately, it made me jealous when the wind took her, and left me behind—standing, as it were, on the cold beach, with her deranged father and the servants. What can I say? I felt bereft, over and over again (because I read that book hundreds of times.)
The book would not, I think, have been the major influence on me that it was, if it hadn't been for Young's illustrations. Yes, they were exotic, and pretty, and colorful, and all that…but that's not where their real magic lay, which was created (for me, anyway) by the fact that they only ever hinted at things…Young never spelled out the story's text, never loaded a thousand extraneous details into his pictures. What he left out of his pictures, the imagination of a spellbound child supplied all the more powerfully: filling the rooms of Danina's palace, giving a face to the Wind and a melody to his haunting song, putting an overabundance of fruits on the trees and flowers in the hedges, and—most touchingly—populating that "vast and ever-changing world" beyond the palace walls with ideas of happy and sad that changed with each reading, as the child's experience of the world changed, and which Young wisely refrains from depicting…offering only a low border of Hiroshige-like waves, and a pink-and-gold horizon into which a child can see, and dream, and see, forever.
I love the fact that the book does not end "happily"…one might say it doesn't end, at all, but rather that it begins. There are no culturally prescribed images of what a girl should aim for or try to be when she grows up, none of those "and then she met a man (all her needs were fulfilled,) and they lived happily ever after" blinkered, garden-variety futures. To me this story said "Shun ignorance, even it means the loss of security, or of comfort. Don't seek happiness, seek meaning, change and growth. Leap into the arms of the unknown, and keep your eyes open on the journey."
Well, okay, I wasn't so precocious!…but that's what I believe the story said to me, as I look back at my child Self—growing up in family-picnics-on-the-mowed-lawn Suburbia— from where I am now, at 35, many thousands of miles from my parents' home and a few adventures later, married to a Russian sailor with eyes the color of the wind on the sea.


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SEN Information Report 2018/2019
Part of the Norfolk Local Offer for Students with SEN
Updated 1/11/18
Review date 1/11/19
Welcome to our SEN information report, which is part of the Norfolk Local Offer for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN.) All governing bodies of maintained schools and maintained nursery schools and the proprietors of academy schools have a legal duty to publish information on their website about the implementation of the governing body's or the proprietor's policy for students with SEN. The information published will be updated annually.
At Stalham High School, we are committed to working together with all members of our school community. This local offer has been produced with students, parents/carers, the local governing body and members of staff. We would welcome your feedback and future involvement in the review of our offer, so please do contact us. The best people to contact this year are:
If you think your child may have SEN, please speak to their Class Teacher or contact Lee McMahon our SENCo on 01692 583825.
At Stalham High School, we believe in participation and progress for all. We want all adults and students to participate in learning and we celebrate all members of our community. We want to create an inclusive culture in our school and we aim to be more responsive to the diversity of students' backgrounds, interests, experience, knowledge and skills.
We value high quality teaching for all students and actively monitor teaching and learning in the school. For more information on our approach, please see our teaching and learning policy.
Our school improvement plan is about developing learning for all and details include planned continued professional development (CPD) opportunities for all staff.
We aim to create a learning environment, which is flexible enough to meet the needs of all members of our school community. We monitor progress of all students, and staff continually assess to ensure that learning is taking place. Our whole school system for monitoring progress includes regular pupil progress meetings, and form tutors undertake a mentoring and supervisory role.
At Stalham High School, we value:
Learning for all.
At different times in their school career, a child or young person may have a special educational need. The Code of Practice defines SEN as:
"A child or young person has SEN if they have a learning difficulty or disability which calls for special educational provision to be made for them. A child of compulsory school age or a young person has a learning difficulty or disability if they:
(a) have a significantly greater difficulty in learning than the majority of others of the same age
(b) or have a disability which prevents or hinders them from making use of educational facilities of a kind generally provided for others of the same age in mainstream schools or mainstream post-16 institutions."
If a learner is identified as having SEN, we will provide provision that is 'additional to or different from' the normal differentiated curriculum, intended to overcome the barrier to their learning.
Students can fall behind in school for lots of reasons. They may have been absent from school, or they may have attended lots of different schools and not had a consistent opportunity to learn. They may not speak English very well or at all, or they may be worried about different things that may distract them from learning. At Stalham High School, we are committed to ensuring that all students have access to learning opportunities, and for those who are at risk of not learning or making sufficient progress, we will intervene. This does not mean that all vulnerable students have SEN. Only those with a learning difficulty that requires special educational provision will be identified as having SEN.
Our SEN profile for 2018-19 shows that we have 17% of students identified as having SEN, and 8% of those have an existing Statement or Education Health and Care Plan. (These EHCP's were formally known as statements but have been updated via the Children and Families bill to encompass three elements; Schooling, Health and Social care).
Of the students on our SEN register,
It is every member of staff's responsibility to assess when a child presents with a difficulty with learning. At Stalham High School, we ensure that assessment of educational needs directly involves the learner, their parents/carer and, of course, their teachers. The Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator will also support with the identification of barriers to learning.
At Stalham high school, we use data to help us in our quest to accurately assess and plan for the needs of all students with SEN. The data used is a culmination of students' EwL (engagement with learning) grades, standardised reading and spelling scores as well as data produced from Go4Schools which tracks student behaviour, merits and academic progress. This information is required to help us form a starting point, from which to intervene, and then build a comprehensive picture of progress.
For some students, we may want to seek advice from specialist teams. In our school and cluster, we have access to various specialist services. We have access to services universally provided by Norfolk County Council, which are described on the Local Offer website available at http://www.norfolk.gov.uk/SEND
Stalham High School as part of the NNAT have also commissioned for 2018-19 support from:
Every Teacher is required to adapt the curriculum to ensure access to learning for all students in their class. The Teacher Standards detail the expectations of all Teachers, and we at Stalham High are proud of our Teachers and their development. Further information is available from the Department for Education.
Our Teachers will use various strategies to adapt access to the curriculum. This might include using:
Each learner identified as having SEN is entitled to support that is 'additional to or different from' a normal differentiated curriculum. The type of support is dependent on the individual learning needs and is intended to enable access to learning and overcome the barrier to learning identified. There are two stages to the code of practice, which indicate what level a young person's needs are considered. The first is those placed at 'SEN support' and those who have been awarded an EHCp. The implementation of support at the lower stage (SEN Support) is achieved using a combination of in school resources and the local offer by using a graduated approach of assess-plan-do-review, making sure provision is appropriate and effective.
Supporting SEN outside the classroom is sometimes required to help to close the gap in a child's learning or help overcome a barrier to learning. This intervention style of support can take a variety of formats:
Stalham High also employs 6 teaching assistants (TA's) and an assistant SENCO, who oversees some of the interventions we offer as co-ordinated by our SENCO. Some of the interventions we offer can be seen listed below. If you would like to contact any member of the SEND department, please do so via the SENCo or front office.
After our recent academisation in joining the North Norfolk Academies Trust we can now offer the services of Mrs Angela Martin who is the school's new guidance advisor. Mrs Martin will be on hand to offer your child a variety of Information, careers, advice and guidance. If you would like your son or daughter to have an appointment with Angela please email her directly firstname.lastname@example.com or Mr McMahon firstname.lastname@example.com. Angela will assist with all transition work to college or post 16 providers, especially students who have a Statement or Education Health and Care plan.
Stalham High School receives funding directly to the school from the Local Authority to support the needs of students with SEN. This is described in an SEN memorandum. The amount of funding we received for 2018-19 was £114,815.
The Stalham Cluster of schools also receives funding from the Local Authority, which is distributed as 'top-up' funding for students who require support that exceeds that available to the school. The Stalham cluster funding for 2018-19 is £29,216 .
Monitoring progress is an integral part of teaching and leadership within Stalham High School. Parents/carers, students and staff are involved in reviewing the impact of interventions for students with SEN. We follow the 'assess, plan, do, review' model and ensure that parents/carers and students are involved in each step. Before any additional provision is selected to help a child, the SENCo, Teacher, student, and sometimes parent/carer, agree what they expect to be different following this intervention. A baseline will usually be recorded, which can be used to compare the impact of the provision.
Students, Parents/carers and teaching and support staff will be directly involved in reviewing progress wherever possible. This review can be built in to the intervention itself, or it can be a formal meeting held (when necessary) once a term, where we all discuss progress and next steps. If a learner has an Education Health and Care Plan (EHC plan), the same termly review conversations take place, but the EHC plan will also be formally reviewed annually.
The SENCO collates the impact data of interventions, to ensure that we are only using interventions that work. Intervention data is shared with the Stalham Cluster, so all SENCos in our cluster are able to select high quality provision.
Progress data of all students is collated by the whole school and monitored by teachers, Senior Leaders and presentations made to the NNAT board of directors. Our school and cluster data is also monitored by the Local Authority and Ofsted. Your child's form tutor will be able to assist you with any queries you may have regarding understanding your child's progress data.
All students should have the same opportunity to access extracurricular activities. At Stalham High School in 2018-19, we are offering a range of additional clubs and activities.
We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to ensure participation for all, so please contact our Assistant Headteacher Mr McMahon (Director of student support and guidance) to discuss specific requirements.
All staff at Stalham High School have regular training on the Equality Act 2010. This legislation places specific duties on schools, settings and providers, including the duty not to discriminate, harass or victimise a child or adult linked to a protected characteristic defined in the Equality Act and to make 'reasonable adjustments'.
The Equality Act 2010's definition of disability is:
"A person has a disability for the purposes of this Act if (s)he has a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on his ability to carry out normal day-to day activities."
Section 1(1) Disability Discrimination Act 1995
This definition of disability in the Equality Act includes students with long-term health conditions such as asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, and cancer. Students and young people with such conditions do not necessarily have SEN, but there is a significant overlap between disabled students and young people and those with SEN. Students and young people may therefore be covered by both SEN and disability legislation.
For more information about the Equality Act, the protected characteristics or duties on public bodies, please click here.
Transition is a part of life for all students. This can be transition to a new class in school, having a new teacher, moving on to another school or training provider, or moving into employment. Stalham High School is committed to working in partnership with students, families and other providers to ensure positive transitions occur.
Planning for transition is a part of our provision for all students with SEN. Where appropriate, the school's Guidance Advisor and/or Assistant SENCo will be involved to ensure adequate support is provided. Transition to colleges will be discussed in the summer term of Year 10, to ensure time for planning and preparation.
Stalham High School is our community school. We can shape and develop provision for all of our students, ensuring achievement for all. This SEN report declares our annual offer to students with SEN, but to be effective, it needs the views of all parents/carers, students, governors and staff. So, please engage with our annual process to 'assess, plan, do and review' provision for SEN at Stalham High School.
Stalham High School
Brumstead Rd, Stalham
Norfolk, NR12 9DG
01692 580281
Stalham High School is one of five schools in the North Norfolk Academy Trust. The Trust is passionate about raising standards for young people in North Norfolk and aims to give students the very best education and to manage the Group's available resources to the maximum benefit.