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The Greater Coachella Valley Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the City of Cathedral City, invites you to the Cathedral City State of the City and Expo. The event will be held on March 5th, with the expo starting at 10:00 AM, event registration beginning at 11:30 AM and the program is scheduled to conclude at 2:00 PM. The venue will be DoubleTree by Hilton Golf Resort, Palm Springs, located at 67967 Vista Chino, Cathedral City. This annual event offers a review of economic activity from the previous year, as well as future development and plans significant to the business community. Mayor Mark Carnevalle will be the featured speaker for this event.
This event generally sells out; we strongly encourage those interested to purchase their tickets in advance by clicking HERE. For additional information contact the Chamber at 760.347.0676.
The Cathedral City State of the City and Business Awards is proudly supported by Fiesta Ford/Palm Springs Motors, Southern California Edison and Quick Quack Car Wash.


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7x7 | A Modern Guide to Mendocino County: Farm-Fresh Eats, Quirky B&Bs + Breathtaking Views
Mendocino seems plucked out of a storybook, with its magical coastal scenery, picturesque storefronts, and charming inns. It's where New England style meets California living. It's where the redwoods converge with the Pacific. It's where you can't get a bar of cell service, and you're not even mad about it.
Packed with dramatic cliffside hikes and some of California's best farm-to-table restaurants, this is one place that should top your short-term bucket list. The road to Mendocino County is almost as pretty as the region itself; in roughly three hours you will pass by the understated Anderson Valley wine region and head through the soaring redwoods before spilling onto Highway 1 to enter this majestic seaside community.

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We all dread the idea that our parents will not live forever, yet everyone wants to avoid the conversation about their parent's wishes regarding their end of life healthcare decisions—wills, healthcare proxy's, and burials—because neither children nor elders really even want to think about these things, let alone discuss them. Although aging parents openly talk about their health and share more intimate details about their bodies than anyone but their doctors may care to hear about, why is this one so hard? Because it is sad for both children and aging parents to think that there will be a time that they will not have their independence and will have to rely on others (especially their children) , or have some stranger take care of them. Most Elders have pride and don't want to think of themselves like the people they see on television commercials chasing their grandchildren in motorized carts, sitting in a wheelchair playing cards, or clapping their hands to open and close lights.
Adult children of aging parents are entering into enemy territory when they approach the discussion of their parent's inability to no longer live alone. The idea of moving out of their home will most times to be met with much resistance. This is one battle that can be difficult to win at first. Remember timing can be everything. Choose a good time to begin the talks. Try not to have this discussion on the way home from a hospital visit, or a friend's funeral. Cover one base at a time. Don't bring up selling the house, moving to assisted living and "the will" all at once. If you strike out; just try again. The game is far from over, and is really just beginning - so take it slow.


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Hard Drinker: Concrete Tumblers
If you're a dedicated follower of Glassed Blog, you'll be more than aware of my penchant for minimal, industrial design. Simple and effective, these glasses from Uncrate are a beautiful example of that niche. The concrete section of the product works as an excellent base for a tumbler, providing a stability and weight that avoids spillage. The harshness of the concrete is counteracted by the simple delicacy of the glass top. The end product is a drinking glass that mixes masculinity and femininity in perfect proportions. A glass as elegant as this can be used for any kind of beverage.
Turning Water into Wine – Revolution Water Wine Glass S-2
These glasses from Fab are a great idea if you're low on cupboard space, or if you just hate washing multiple glasses at the end of a night. The glass has been designed so that you can fill the smaller end with wine (or the larger end, depending on your alcohol dependency), then when you've finished, just flip the glass over and fill the deeper end with water. The design is theoretically great, and the design is quite attractive. Overcome problems with hygiene (where has the rim of the bottom glass been?) and the likelihood of dripping wine, and you're on to a winner!
Friday Table Lamp by Richard Dienes
German designer, Richard Dienes, has created this pendant lamp using tinted blown glass and pressed aluminium. The lamp is unique in that it can be utilised both as a suspending pendant lamp and a table lamp.
I love the look of the raw simplicity of the lamp with the rugged decor in the photo above. If you're a fan of industrial interiors, this is a must have item.
Physics Pitcher by Dot & Bo
Last week I featured a post on Pipette Vinegar Bottles that were inspired by chemistry. This water pitcher by Dot & Bo is designed in a similar vein. It uses a function inspired by science experiments to pump water through a tube where it is dispensed into a glass at the other end. This simple mechanism produces a sleek water dispenser that will get people talking at the dinner table. Dot & Bo suggest that the dispenser can be used for alternative liquids too, such as mouthwash. It would have quite a cool 'lab' feel to it if neon green mouthwash was stored within.
Glass Milk Carton
This glass milk carton from Rockett St George is one of those useful and quirky products. The design is based on the retro style half pint milk cartons and adds a subtle individuality to the breakfast table.
Z Gallerie – Crank Table
This Crank Table from Z Gallerie is a perfect example of classic design meeting industrialism. The transparent glass surface enables the crank feature of the table to be the focal point, but offers a certain subtlety against the harsh, masculinity of the metal. I really like the crank feature which attaches the table top to the stand and enables you to adjust the height of the table. It has an 'inside out design', making visible what would conventionally be hidden. The curved table legs act in a similar way to the glass, restricting the strong crank feature from overbearing the design. Overall, it is a clever idea which has been designed to perfection.
Cooking On Glass: The Revolutionary Toaster
This glass toaster, from product developers Inventables, is one of those inventions which you shouldn't be living without. The ability to see the progress of your toast and avoid burning seems like the best thing since…well, lets not go there. The design is beautifully stripped back, whilst the practicality is immense.


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A tri fold brochure is a great way to organize a lot of information onto a single sheet of paper. This type of leaflet is incredibly easy to make and, once you get the technique down, you'll be able to branch out into more unique styles like the z-fold brochure.
Method One of Three:
Folding Your Brochure
1Get an 8 1⁄2 by 11 in (22 by 28 cm) sheet of paper. If you plan on printing your brochure, you should design it on your computer first, then print it out. Click here to learn how. If you wish to write and draw on your brochure by hand, then get out your paper and keep on reading!
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- Heavier paper, such as cardstock will look nicer, but you can use other types of paper too.
2Place the paper on a flat surface and orient it landscape style. The short edges should be on the left and right sides of the paper. One of the long edges should be facing you. If you have already written on the paper, make sure that the side you want to be on the inside is facing you.
3Divide the paper into thirds using a pencil and ruler. Place a ruler along the top edge of the paper. Make 2 marks along the top edge of the paper. The first mark should be 1/3 of the way across the ruler, and the second mark should be 2/3 of the way across.[1]
4Fold the right side of the paper to the middle using the pencil mark as a guide. Slowly fold the right side of the paper 1/3 of the way, using your pencil mark as a guide. Make sure that the top and bottom edges of the top layer of paper match up with the bottom layer of the paper. Sharpen the crease by running your fingernail across it.[4]
- If you made both marks at exactly the 1/3 and 2/3 points, then the edge should align with the first mark that you made.
- If you made the second mark closer to the right side of the paper, then the edge of the paper won't quite reach the first mark that you made.
5Repeat the process for the left side of the paper. Bring the left side of the paper just past the middle, using the pencil mark as a guide. Make sure that the edge aligns with the folded edge on the right side of the paper. Flatten the crease, then sharpen it with your fingernail.
6Flatten and crease the side edges once more, then erase the pencil marks. Run your fingernail up and down along the left and right folded edges of your paper. Unfold your brochure and erase the pencil marks you made earlier.
7Write on your brochure as desired. Most people make the cover on the front of the left side panel, but you can make it on the right instead. When you fold the brochure back up, fold the side with the cover last so that it ends up on top.Advertisement
Method Two of Three:
Designing Your Brochure Digitally
1Create a new landscape style document with 3 columns. Open up a new document on a word editing program. Change the paper orientation to landscape style, then add 3 columns. Each of these columns (including the margins) will create 1 panel.[5]
- Make sure that the paper size is set to 8 1⁄2 by 11 inches (22 by 28 cm).
- How you do this depends on the type of image editing program that you are using. Refer to the user manual/help section for your program.
- Alternatively, you can look for a tri fold brochure layout in the templates section of your word editing program.
2Choose a side panel to be on the inside of your brochure. A tri fold brochure is composed of 3 panels: a left, middle, and right. The left and right panels overlap each other. You can have either the left or right panel be on the inside; it does not matter.
- If you fold the left side of the paper first, that panel becomes the inside panel. If you fold the right panel first, then that panel becomes the inside panel.
3Make the inside panel narrower than the other 2 panels. Paper takes up space when it is folded. If you don't make 1 of the panels narrower, than the brochure won't look even once you fold it. Make 1 of the side panels 3.625 inches (9.21 cm) wide, and the other 2 panels 3.688 inches (9.37 cm) wide.[6]
- You may be able to adjust the column widths using the settings. If you can't find it, move the sliders along the ruler at the top of the page.
4Add a second page for the back of your brochure. Your brochure will be composed of 6 panels altogether, with 3 in the front of the brochure and 3 in the back. You can write something on all 6 of these panels, or you can leave the back-center panel (panel 5) blank.[7]
- Panels 1, 2, and 3 will be printed on the front. Panels 4, 5, and 6 will be printed in the back.
- How you add a second page depends on the program. Typically, you can just go to the bottom of the last column, and insert a page break.
5Double the margins between the columns. A 1⁄4 in (0.64 cm) margin may look pretty between 2 columns, but once you fold the brochure, those margins will shrink to 1⁄8 inch (0.32 cm) on each panel. This may be too narrow for you. Decide how wide you want the margins to be, then double that. Adjust the gutters (spaces) between the columns accordingly.[8]
- How you do this depends on what word editing program you are using. In most cases, you'll have to look for "columns" in the toolbar. Refer to the help manual for your program.
6Create text and add images to your brochure as desired. Think ahead to how your brochure will look once it is folded. Panels 1, 2, and 3 will be on the inside of the brochure, and they'll only be visible once you open them. Panel 5 will be in the back-center. Panel 4 and 6 will be folded over each other. The one that you decide to put on top will make the cover.[9]
- You can make panel 4 the cover or you can make panel 6 the cover.
7Print the brochure out. You will need to print the front out first, then print the back on the same sheet of paper. If you are using a top loading printer, you will need to flip the paper over so that the blank side is facing you. If you are using a bottom loading printer, simply feed the paper back into the printer, with the printed side facing up.
- If you are making multiple brochures, you can photocopy your original brochure to save printing time. Remember to use the double-sided photocopy option.
- Some printers have a brochure option. Take advantage of this.
8Fold the paper into a brochure. Turn the paper so that panels 1, 2, and 3 are facing you. Fold the narrower panel down first, then fold the outer panel on top of it. Make sure that the side edge of the outer panel touches the folded edge of the inside panel. Run your fingernail along the creases to make them nice and sharp.
- For more detail, refer to the process described in the previous method.
Method Three of Three:
Creating Other 3-Fold Brochures
1Create a simple tri fold brochure by overlapping the edges of the paper. Orient your paper landscape style. Bring the left and right sides of the paper towards the middle so that they overlap each other completely. Make sure that the side edges are aligned with the folded edges, then flatten the paper. Run your fingernail across the folded edges to sharpen them.
2Convert a tri fold into a z-fold brochure by folding the last panel back. Create a basic tri fold brochure, but make all 3 panels the same width. Take 1 of the side panels, and fold them to the back instead of to the front. If you were to look at your brochure from the top, you'll see a Z-shape.[10]
3Fold both side edges to the center to make a gate fold brochure. Orient your paper horizontally and find the center. Fold the left and right side edges towards the center. You will end up with 2 narrow side panels and 1 wide panel in the center.[11]Advertisement
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QuestionHow can I make a brochure in my notebook?Nithya SureshCommunity Answer
- Measure the length of the page, then divide it into three. Draw vertical lines (lightly!), showing the divide between the three sections. Fold along those sections. Note: Because this is in your notebook, you can't fold the page into a brochure in the normal way without ripping the page out.
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- Heavier paper creates nicer, more durable paper than standard printer paper. You can find this paper alongside other printer paper in office supply stores.
- Practice printing and folding your brochure before making the final one.
- Do not skimp on print quality. Use the highest settings you can. For even better results, consider going to a print shop.
- Save printer ink by printing your first brochure, then photocopying the rest.
Things You'll Need
Folding Your Brochure
- 8 1⁄2 by 11 in (22 by 28 cm) paper
- Ruler
- Pencil
- Calculator (optional)
Designing Your Brochure Digitally
- 8 1⁄2 by 11 in (22 by 28 cm) paper
- Computer
- Word editing program
- Printer
- Calculator (optional)
Creating Other 3-Fold Brochures
- 8 1⁄2 by 11 in (22 by 28 cm) paper
About This Article
To create a tri fold brochure, first grab your paper and lay it out horizontally. If you printed the brochure out, fold the paper along the pre-made panel lines and flatten the edges to create firm creases. For non-printed brochures, fold the left side of the paper so that it covers about ⅔ of the sheet. Then, repeat the process with the right side of the paper. Double-check that both sides of the brochure are equal, then flatten the edges.
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkLt1bL0i88&feature=youtu.be&t=4m20s
- ↑ https://www.universalprinting.com/foldingguides.aspx
- ↑ https://www.universalprinting.com/foldingguides.aspx
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkLt1bL0i88&feature=youtu.be&t=4m40s
- ↑ https://www.displays2go.com/Guide/How-Create-Pamphlets-Flyers-Word-25
- ↑ https://99designs.com/blog/tips/folded-brochure-guide/
- ↑ https://www.displays2go.com/Guide/How-Create-Pamphlets-Flyers-Word-25
- ↑ https://99designs.com/blog/tips/folded-brochure-guide/
- ↑ https://99designs.com/blog/tips/folded-brochure-guide/
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Here are my Settings of the Psalms, Responses and Canticles from the Lectionary for Australian and New Zealand Catholic churches. This is work in progress: we are working our way round the 3-Year Cycle as it happens. If you need a Psalm that we have not yet posted, please contact us - we may be able to help. We also have settings of the Gospel Acclamations.
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[UPDATE: I've removed the 'goal page' as I'm pretty much where I want to be. You can see that progress has never been in a straight line for me, but that was less important to me than the fact that I continued to feel better and better. And the weight finally did shift. Yay me!]
I've added a new tab at the top of the page, next to the "contact' button, that links to this page about a weight loss goal I've set, one of hundreds I've set throughout my life but nearly the last. Having come close to getting where I want/need to be in regards to weight, I have two last segments left: I want to lose 7.9 pounds from where I started on August 7 and do so by October 20th or sooner.. I know those seem like random numbers but I just do what my spreadsheet tells me...
I'm including a chart which will be updated daily. You can take this little challenge with me and see the progress, or lack thereof. And that's one of the reasons for sharing. It's a good thing to remember that weight loss, as with so much in life, doesn't progress in a straight line. Some days are up, some down.
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All-male company Tomorrow's Men will give a free performance at London's Canary Wharf tomorrow, Saturday June 30.
Darcey Bussell joins BBC1's "Strictly Come Dancing" as a judge this autumn. In a sneak preview from our August edition, she speaks to Dance Today about preparing for the series.
As part of her day-by-day countdown to Big Dance Week 2012, July 7–15, Dance Today photographer Carole Edrich is posting a different dance-related photo a day on her blog. Carole will share some of her favourite images with Dance Today. Here, she talks about what she has posted and why… I started the week by […]
Over 780 secondary school children across the 32 London boroughs will come together for Step LIVE! 2012, a celebration of youth dance at London's Southbank Centre on July 7.
This month, we pay tribute to one of the greatest ballerinas of the 20th century, Anna Pavlova, who, in 1912, made her home in London. She used Ivy House in Golder's Green as the base from which she and her company of dancers toured the world, taking classical ballet to people who had never experienced […]
Alexei Ratmansky (pictured) will choreograph a new three-part work for American Ballet Theatre, where he is artist in residence.
"Strictly Come Dancing" will have a new professional dancer this series. Karen Hauer will replace Katya Virshilas when the show returns to BBC1 this autumn.
As part of Big Dance Week, the Early Dance Circle will celebrate historical dance from the galliard to the Victorian ballroom, with events from July 7 to 15.
The O2 arena will host London Goes Latin on July 15, with everything from a world record attempt to an appearance by celebrated New York dance team Descarga Latina.
Irek Mukhamedov and Alban Lendorf will be dancing in the UK this summer, appearing in the Peter Schaufuss Ballet's Tchaikovsky Trilogy at the London Coliseum. When Zoë Anderson spoke to them for July's Dancing Times, they had plenty to say, including this discussion of choreographers.
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An investment partnership that included Ardagh chairman Paul Coulson and some of the most high-profile names in Irish business is sitting on over $10m of retained losses.
The figure is contained in the latest accounts for the partnership, which is called Anglo Irish JCF 1 Limited Liability Partnership (LLP).
Other members included developer Bernard McNamara, former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick and Aryzta chairman and former Anglo non-executive director Gary McGann, according to documents filed at Companies House in the UK.
The documents state that the partnership's principal activity is to invest in a Cayman Islands-registered fund entitled JC Flowers II Limited Partnership. The vast bulk of the $10.3m (€8.9m) loss was accrued in the partnership's early years on foot of large impairment charges taken on the $16m of initial capital invested.
The partnership was incorporated four weeks after the blanket bank guarantee in October 2008.
A Davy Stockbrokers nominee account is also listed as a member of the partnership.
The accounts state that the partnership was owed a sum of $484,495 from the IBRC as of December 31, 2016. This was described as deposits held for the partnership at the time of the IBRC entering special liquidation.
The accounts, filed last autumn, state that recovery of the sum was "still under discussion" with the NTMA in its role as operator of the eligible liabilities guarantee (ELG) scheme, a successor scheme to the blanket bank guarantee, which covered certain liabilities of Irish banks.
The ELG scheme is operated by the NTMA and was closed to new liabilities in 2013.
The accounts state that the LLP also made a claim as a creditor in the special liquidation of IBRC "as a precautionary step in the event of the ELG Scheme operator failing to make a payment".
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Grand Villa of Clearwater - Clearwater, FL
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- Minimum Age of Accepted Residents
- Activities Onsite
- Devotional Services Available
- Indoor Common Areas
- Meals Provided
- Aging in Place
- Nurses on Staff
- Podiatrist Available
- Physical Therapy Available
- Occupational Therapy Available
- Speech Therapy Available
- Complimentary Transportation
- Beauty & Barber Services
- Pets Allowed
- No Smoking Allowed in Private Areas Indoors
- No Smoking Allowed in Public Areas Indoors
- Hospice Available
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Clean. Companion rooms are a bit bigger than in other facilities I've toured. [Name removed] was well-prepared for my appointment and answered all questions. The residents knew him and he knew them. Warm, caring, friendly atmosphere. Outdoor garden area/large grassy patio area.
First place we his - the bar has been raised high. Love the rooms and options. Staff friendly and on first name basis with residents. Love the fact that family can spend the night. They also have activities that include family members. Can bring your dog to visit. They have a small kitchen and can cook their own meals in their room.
Breeze was fabulous and the facility was nice but we were looking for a homier feeling place. Clearwater seemed more institutional.
My husband and I thought the place was fantastic.
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Being Remolded
The community is in the process of a huge remodel so once completed everything will be new and very nice. However, I thought that it wouldn't be a good fit for my in laws because of the remodel it is noisy and there is just too much chaos going on. The staff was friendly and nice.
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I took a tour!
Brookdale Clearwater was much more Assisted Living than anything. My mother was looking for something more independent. Other than that, Brookdale was nice and the person that took us around was friendly and informative, it was just not what we were looking for.
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They take a trip every week!!
Mom is in the memory care area of this community. She likes the food. She says the staff are friendly and helpful to her. I have had some issues with communication & feel they need to work on the phone system as it is difficult to reach my mom on the weekends. Overall everyone is very caring & have made my mom very welcomed & comfortable.
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A New Lease on Life
My parents have been at this facility for one week and are so happy. They originally placed themselves in an ALF which turned out to be dirty, roach infested, unsafe and no nursing supervision which made them depressed. Now at Brookdale Clearwater they have a beautiful one bedroom unit. The staff is extremely friendly, helpful and concerned about the well being of each of their residents. My parents love it there and are no longer saying they have been on this Earth too long. We found Brookdale Clearwater with the assistance from the organization A Place for Mom. My brother and I are happy they are in this wonderful place that is clean and safe.
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Nice place, friendly people, but also room for improvement
Overall our experience with Brookdale Clearwater has been a good one, but there are a few things I'd like to see them improve as well. It's a nice looking place, and the people here are very very friendly! However, I do think they feel a little understaffed, at least in the memory care section. The staff try to be as attentive as possible, but there are still things they miss. I also think they need to clean the individual rooms a bit more frequently, my loved one has run out of bathroom supplies more than once. But overall it is a nice place, and I think they do a good job taking care of the residents.
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It's been very good. She is doing very well there.
It's been very good. She is doing very well there. They keep them occupied, the meals are good. The facility seems clean, and they do the laundry once a week. They have been quick to get back to me. I would highly recommend them. I would give them fives all the way across the board.
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Satisfied thus far with our decision
Picked this Brookdale because of the multiple options on dinner menu, overall value and residents we talked to seemed happy. Pleased so far but a few loose ends. First, they need a welcome packet with FAQs. Seems pretty simple. Can be confusing to figure out the ropes. They changed the business person and it took some effort to get the billing straight. They were helpful in figuring it all out. Food has been good. Love the in house beauty shop. Have not had to use nurses. Satisfied.
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Do not use this facility unless you are an independent person
Advise only go to this facility if you are independent or need skilled care. If your loved one is inbetween, this is not the place for your loved one. My mother did not get the professional care that was promised. I had to remind several times about cleaning her room, doing her laundry. The labs requested by mom's pcp were mot processed correctly or lost, the results not being at PCP were not processed correctly or lost, the results not being at PCP for appts. The floors only have 3 techs for 200 people, too many patients to handle unless patients ar eindependent. Mom went 5 days without toilet paper, meds were given incorrectly, and when asked the list was given. However, the amount given blacked out. PCP ordered in house rehab, med person in charge changed to outside, staff had mixed up meds, told me her staff could not take care any longer. If you want to keep reminding staff to do the job you have hired them to do, and monitor all is being done as promised, otherwise, do NOT use this facility.
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Very Efficient
One thing they did real well was that I fell and hit my head and the emergency team had to send me to the hospital and everything was just taken care of very efficiently by the staff at Brookdale.
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My mother is very ambulatory and independent; this place had more of a nursing home feel than I'd expected. It was the first place that we visited in our search. Walking in it had the feel of a large hotel lobby, dining room and garden area was beautiful, but the activity room was a not as well kept up. The private room was spacious and pricing was affordable compared to some other places we toured.
Brookdale Senior Living
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A great place for mom.
The Brookdale Clearwater is a great place for mom. She seems to be very happy there. Her needs are being met. I appreciate the friendly staff. The inside of the facility is really clean. The value is excellent. My mom is well taken care of. I would recommend the Brookdale Clearwater. It's a really nice community. I can't rate the activities because my mom doesn't participate in them. It is not applicable.
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Stay away from Brookdale
I would never put my elderly parent in this place. We were told that this was a wonderful place and that mom would be taken care of. They lied the whole way and now we regret our decision. They take your money and that is about the only thing they do.
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Not a good place for Memory Care
The memory care floor is awful. Not for people that need little care. Staff friendly. But a scarey place for someone that has Dementia and only needs to be in a Secure area.
She was afraid to go out of her room because the women wandering up and down the hall that kept trying to take her clothes or in her room. They locked up all of her toilet articles. Patients taking their clothes off and wandering around. Charging a month ahead of time. We were over charged for both months there and still have not received the refund owed. The company has no problem holding on to her money, and no thought that she needs that to pay for bills. Some consideration should be taken when they keep buying up all of the contracts of these Assisted Living Locations. Brookdale is not a company I wish to deal with ever again.
Brookdale Senior Living
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Problems with staff and service
So far I'd say things here have been pretty mediocre. It's a nice enough looking facility, but we've had some problems with the staff and service. The response time from the aides can be very very slow. They also seem unorganized, often they say they will get back to you and then never do, or have to be reminded of tasks they are supposed to perform.
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Sid said this place was a d...
Sid said this place was a dump. Dirty. People smoking right at the front entrance.
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It's been really good.
It's been really good. They had the best value, the rooms were larger. We liked that the whole place is good size for socializing. We also liked that it was a rental place without a huge buy-in.
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Depressing experience
I found this very depressing as did my friend that accompanied me. Everyone I saw needed full-time assistance. Met one resident that I could understand. She was limited due to hip surgery staying until she could manage alone; hated it. There was not any resident she met that was capable of carrying on a discussion. This would be good for those in need of a great amount of assistance. I was looking for independent living which they advertise, since I like activity. This definitely ran very short of their advertisements.
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An amazing answer to our prayers
Greetings to all,
One of the most important decision for any family, is to decide to relocate their elder to either an assisted living, memory care or independent living home.
After praying for a solution, my prayers were answered. I was guided to "A Place for your Mom"! This is a free service that helps families to guide them on their relocation search.
They give you options of numerous professional places that have been inspected and rated according to Florida State laws, as well as your desired location and budget.
I had an amazing experience with a beyond helpful professional and personable woman named Miriam.
She helped me to find the perfect new home for the family that I am currently care giving for.
We will be moving in July, next month! Emeritus here we come!! Great place with a very sensitive caring staff.
Thank you isn't even enough words for my appreciation to Miriam.
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no!!! I have see patients i...
no!!! I have see patients in this place and would never live there, not even one day.
Sam Pollock
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more staff would be good
I think for the memory care sections – there are two sections – but from the memory care they would benefit from more staff. There is plenty of parking. The food is good. The residents even get seconds sometimes.
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What happened
When my loved one had been living on her own with homecare – she was able to walk. She was at Emeritus for about two days when she fell – when she fell – I believe she broke her hip and she never walked again on her own. It became increasingly clear that she was in pain. After about 3 weeks, she fell out of bed and they took her to the hospital. They were nice people there, but not very well trained.
Sam Pollock
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Perfection Everything as Promised
This home met our needs perfectly and we are very happy . I has everything it promised and web site pictures are accurate.
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Very friendly staff!
The staff here are amazing! They take great care of my loved one, they're very friendly, and they've been very prompt in taking care of any issues I've brought up with them. In addition, they've provided me with all kinds of useful information and assistance with programs my loved one qualifies for.
The facility itself is well kept and clean, looks very nice, and seems like a great place to live!
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Very nice community!
We feel like we really lucked out when we found this place! It may not look as fancy as some of the others in the area, but it does look very nice and the rates are good! And the staff members I have met have been incredible, patient, calm, and friendly! The residents here really look like they're thriving. They communicate their needs to the caregivers and the caregivers listen to them and act on their requests, which is so important.
We really haven't had any complaints, they are definitely worth a look!
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Too few staff and poorly trained as well
We entered our mother into the Memory and Alzheimer's
unit when it became too much for the in home care-givers we had been using. At that time she could walk (using a walker) and go to the bathroom independently.
After three weeks she is now in the hospital with a broken hip and suffering dehydration. We believe the hip was broken by the third day and no one recognized it until she was finally sent to the emergency room.
Cleaning out her room today (a week later), I noticed many signs of neglect and carelessness; moreover, many of her clothes seem to have been lost in the laundry, despite being labeled. Needless to say, we cancelled the contract. She is now destined for several months of rehab; after that, we will
see what happens.
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Our family committed to yours!
"Our family is committed to yours" is the motto of Emeritus of Clearwater and I found that to be true from the moment I first entered this ALF. The atmosphere is bright and cheery and everyone on staff and the residents were warm and friendly. Nicki took me to the model units I was considering for my Mom and sat and talked with me asking about my Mom and her interests and needs. Sitting there in each unit gave me a chance to visualize her living in an apartment there. When I took my Mom to see the units Nikki asked her what she was looking for in her community. I moved my Mom in earlier this week and she just loves it!
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Visited today. Very nice. W...
Visited today. Very nice. Would meet current needs plus has Memory Care unit. Would consider it a strong possibility. Cost a little higher than I would like for care level $500 per month plus monthly room and board which is not bad for size of apts.
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Nice pleasant friendly
when my mom first entered Emeritus she was on the first floor in her own 1 bedroom apt. It was spacious and very clean. The staff were so very nice. The entrance is always decorated beautifully. There is a spacious dining room, a wonderful hair dresser/salon, an activities room, a big TV room, and an ice cream social room you can use to eat in or visit in. There is always coffee on as well as tea and ice water available all day. The atmosphere is so bright and cheery I love it. However my mom had a stroke and fell and dislocated her shoulder the wonderful caretakers found my mom and called 911. When mom came back the care takers thought she didnt look well and sent her back to the hospital. I am so glad they did. My mom had changed. she now was no longer able to care for herself in her apartment and can not walk on her own and cant take care of her hygiene needs. Emeritus was able to move her upstairs to the memory unit. I am unfortunately not entirely happy with the 4th floor. The staff up there just seem to be going through the motions. Very few seem enthusiastic, Those residents that are in wheel chairs seem to be kept in the tv area where they can be watched better, but they just sit. Her care has not been as good as the first floor. I noticed her room was tidy but not getting vacuumed, bathroom toilet wasn't clean, laundry sitting for 2 weeks and mom ran out of clothes, and she needed a shower. I was sitting in the dining room alone with my mom when housekeeping mopped the floor while it was still covered with scrambled eggs and sausage, I cleaned my moms bathroom and put warm blankets on her bed and gave her a shower and talked to the manager on duty. I will check back every week to see if it improves but Im sorry to say I wouldn't highly recommend the Memory Care Floor. If it wasn't for this I would have given Emeritus 5 stars on every category.
Sam Pollock
Local Representative
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Lots Going On!
The cost is still high, but one one of the less expensive places. She is in independent living, and they clean and do laundry, and take her to the store. She gets three meals a day, and the food is probably a 4. There are good days and bad days. I think that they could try and have better quality of food; less salt, less sugar, things like that. Otherwise, what got me was the kindness of the staff and how they greeted everyone, and how clean it was. There's no stink, it didn't smell of old people. I wanted a place that had a lot of people because my mom doesn't know anyone here and I wanted her to be able to make friends, which she has! There is plenty of stuff going on.
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Great Activities!
My dad loves the activities! He's constantly talking about them. Everything from games to volleyball, and physical activities within the residency, but they also do trips, go to baseball game, dinner, movies, etc. The location is great, it is nice because it is not completely desolated but on a low traffic road so I don't have any fear about major traffic or anything. My dad seems to like the food, and he has gained weight! It's the best in terms of balancing affordability and quality of care.
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It was a rat home. Not sure if it was actually infested, but it very well may have been. Not a good place.
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A good place for the money.
A good place for the money.
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Wonderful Community
Very pleased with them. They do a wonderful job. Particularly in the memory care unit where you have residents that make mistakes, they really care about the residents and take an active interest. If there is ever a problem, they resolve the issue right away. We had such a tough time because she didn't want to move, and they did a marvelous job befriending her and giving her a level of comfort. We have a locked rate, so the cost won't increase with the level of care. Activities are the top reasons that we brought her there. They have memory care on the 4th floor and the other three floors are move active adult living, but they do a great job allowing her to participate; she walks on beach, goes to happy hour, goes shopping, and I like that they keep them very engaged.
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Best Room for the Price
We are doing independent living, so we don't have all the assisted stuff. She doesn't like the food, she says it's very bland and not very good. For positive feedback, I love the set up, she has a really big room. It's by far the best facility as far as the amount of space for the price. She has her own apartment with a kitchen. They do activities, but I don't know what my mom participates in. I don't think that the residents are very involved. It seems like there are only a few people who do the activities, and it would be nice to have someone to really dig and try and get everyone to participate.
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Emeritus at Clearwater
After researching about 20 facilities through the help of 'A Place for Mom' out of Miami, I toured about 5 facilities in the Tampa/Clearwater area for my 85 y/o mother who suffers from dementia. I decided on Emeritus of Clearwater primarily because of the staff, who seemed very attentive and caring w the residents of both the assists living areas and the dementia floor of this facially.
This facility is clean and well staffed with friendly workers but I have to say caring for the demented residents even on the lock-down floor is evidently challenging. Residents w impaired memory have trouble w daily routine and require assistance w even menial activities we all take for granted, like dressing and brushing teeth each day. And the staff seem happy to assist.
My mother had a bit of a rough start, walking into the wrong rooms and dressing herself in the wrong clothes for the time of day, not finding the bathroom when she looked for it........ and I am sure everyone has their phase of adjustment. So I hope the Emeritus staff and my mother will all adjust their expectations and work with one another towards a more harmonious co-existence. It is especially difficult for me t monitor my mother's care as I reside in the north and Mom is in Florida. So I need to have open communication with the staff and hope for the best. One thing is for sure, mom is much safer at Emeritus, eating better balanced meals, taking her meds in a more regimented manner, and ambulating more than she was at home in her two story town home where risk of injury was high.
I hope Mom will adjust soon and perhaps partake in more group activities since she was first admitted less then weeks ago.
My thanks to "A Place For Mom' for all their assistance. I couldn't have found an appropriate residence for Mom without them.
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I guess the food is pretty good from ...
I guess the food is pretty good from what I hear. We chose this place because of the staff. I think my sister likes it okay.
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My mom did not like this pl...
My mom did not like this place at all. She found it to be subpar. This one was worse.
Jeff Yeager
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Wonderful community. Outsi...
Wonderful community. Outside of budget for single room which is preferred - shared MIGHT work. Clean, friendly , great location. Had all the amenities some of which Mom doesn't have now. Requires a 'deposit' - not expecting that. Got to talk with a resident who loves it. Plenty of activities.
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Everything is outstanding! The people, service and food are all outrageously good. The service is a lot better than what we were expecting. Everyone makes it a point to introduce them-selves so you know who they are. The price was right. They have so much stuff to do; she is always staying busy with something going on every minuet. On top of all that it has a great location it's only one mile away from her grandson and her friends so she is always having people come to visit her as well. They have a nice outdoor pagoda where people can sit and relax in the shade. We made a good choice in choosing the "Emeritus at Clearwater".
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might be good for later. Shared suite...
might be good for later. Shared suite is 2 beds side by side in a studio apt. which normally rents for 2800. but with 2 people each must pay 2015. that's quite some profit.
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We offer a home like setting and cheerful smiles from our professional staff who greet you every day. Our caring staff offers the assistance you need while respecting your independence.
Our peaceful setting, restaurant style dining experience, activities and beautiful setting combine to create a wonderful living environment every day. Our genuine caring staff, home style meals, daily activities add to our residents' experience. They will tell you they appreciate all the options while living at an Grand Villa of Clearwater y.
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Julie Chen has returned to TV to host "Big Brother," just days after her husband, Les Moonves, resigned from CBS.
In a clip posted by TMZ, Chen, 48, was all smiles as she opened the show on Thursday.
In her introduction, she did not mention her husband or her absence from "The Talk" earlier this week. Instead, Chen focused on giving a recap and teasing what was to come on the reality series.
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Chen's return to "Big Brother" comes on the heels of her missing the season 9 premiere of "The Talk" Monday. At the time, she issued a statement to Variety explaining her absence.
"I am taking a few days off from 'The Talk' to be with my family," she said. "I will be back soon and will see you Thursday night on Big Brother."
Her absence came one day after Moonves resigned as the chairman and CEO of CBS after at least 12 women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct in a pair of New Yorker articles authored by Pulitzer Prize winner Ronan Farrow, published on Sunday.
In a statement released Sunday evening, CBS said Moonves would depart his position "effective immediately." COO Joseph Ianniello was announced as president and acting CEO "while the Board conducts a search for a permanent successor."
The network also announced that it and Moonves would donate $20 million to organizations "that support the #MeToo movement and equality for women in the workplace." The $20 million would come out of any compensation Moonves is due to receive following the conclusion of an ongoing investigation into the allegations against him.
Moonves' future at CBS came into question in July, after the first Farrow exposé in the New Yorker detailed allegations from six women.
Then on Sunday, the New Yorker published claims against Moonves by six more women. Some alleged he forced them to perform oral sex on him, forcibly kissed them, exposed himself to unwilling participants and put the careers of those that rebuffed his advances in jeopardy.
In a statement to the magazine, Moonves said, "The appalling accusations in this article are untrue. What is true is that I had consensual relations with three of the women some 25 years ago before I came to CBS. And I have never used my position to hinder the advancement or careers of women."
He continued: "In my 40 years of work, I have never before heard of such disturbing accusations. I can only surmise they are surfacing now for the first time, decades later, as part of a concerted effort by others to destroy my name, my reputation, and my career. Anyone who knows me knows that the person described in this article is not me."
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A firm based in Rothwell has launched its debut brand of Caribbean rum.
The One Love Rum Company, founded by Steve Gamage, has seen its first product One Love hit the shelves.
Mr Gamage says the project has been eight months in the planning with trademark, licence and legal implications to get through but has been an enjoyable project to work on.
He said: "The idea came to me one Sunday afternoon and after a quick Google search, the domain and limited company were registered.
"I couldn't believe no-one else was using the name One Love for rum.
"It just shouts the Caribbean."
Distilled and aged in the tropics, blended in the Netherlands and bottled in the UK at 50 per cent ABV, One Love is inspired by the founder's love for the Caribbean and reggae music.
It blends tropically aged column and pot still rums from the islands of Jamaica, Trinidad and Barbados.
Mr Gamage hopes that rum is 'set to be the next gin'.
He said: "Rum stands to be the next big thing in the spirits industry.
"Gin has seen a significant growth over the last couple of years and rum is forecast to be next."
One Love can be found locally at Jodi's Jamrock Caribbean restaurant in Wellingborough and at Duncan Murray wines in Market Harborough.
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If you're on campus for Brown University's commencement this weekend, you may notice the new interactive donor recognition display for the Brown Annual Fund. Malcolm Grear Designers developed the installation, working closely with the Annual Fund, to raise awareness as to the crucial role of annual donors and their impact on students and faculty.
Located in the main lobby of the Stephen Robert Campus Center, the installation greets visitors with lively and engaging video profiles as well as snapshots of how these funds benefit the University. The state of the art installation allows the University to easily update the profiles and the list of recognized donors each year. In addition to encouraging future donors, the display expresses the sense of appreciation and gratitude students have for this important source of funding.
Among numerous other projects for Brown, Malcolm Grear Designers also designed the sign system and donor recognition for the Stephen Robert Campus Center as well as the Faunce Arch super-graphics and campus map.


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The Doctor Who Society of A&M-Commerce has been very busy. Faculty advisor Jeffrey Herndon of the department of political science and members of the DWS collected and donated more than 400 cans of food and dry goods to the food pantry in Commerce during the fall semester. Right before the Christmas break, the DWS visited Commerce Elementary School and gave a book to every single child from kindergarten through fourth grade. In the end the DWS gave out more than 800 books. This semester the DWS took part in Relay for Life and collected items to donate to the women's shelter in addition to taking an active role in university recruitment efforts.


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Dino Rossi: Self-made millionaire hopes to take experience to D.C.
TACOMA, Wash. -- A story Tim Eyman tells about the first time he met Dino Rossi goes like this:
The Republican state senator approached the anti-tax activist with a suggestion: "Why don't you threaten to do a referendum on any tax or fee increase that passes this legislative session?'"
Eyman told Rossi it would be impossible to bring all those potential taxes to the ballot.
"He replied, 'Well, the Democrats don't know that,' Eyman said. "And he just started laughing."
Not long after that 2003 conversation at a King County Republican Party fundraiser – which Rossi said might have happened, but he doesn't remember it – Eyman promised what he called a "voter veto" of any taxes. Months later, the Legislature passed a budget that avoided tax increases.
Rossi, who played a key role in writing that budget, was a dedicated fiscal conservative long before a 2010 campaign in which seemingly every candidate is a fiscal conservative, responding to an economic collapse, an anti-tax movement and concern in the broader electorate about spending, bailouts and debt.
Challenging Sen. Patty Murray, Rossi sounds much the same as he did in his pair of unsuccessful campaigns for governor. The real estate salesman from Sammamish is once again selling himself, his business acumen and most of all his work to balance the 2003 state budget.
He told a voter at a recent campaign stop that he's going to tackle the deficit "exactly how I did it in Olympia, but on a much grander scale."
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text: Staff Host Account / Sunday, January 6, 2019 / Categories: Islam Times-English Iran supports peace process, democracy in Afghanistan: Deputy FM "The Islamic Republic of Iran supports the Afghan government and the peace talks under the leadership of the Afghans," Araqchi said in a meeting with Afghanistan's Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah in Kabul on Saturday. He also pointed to last month's negotiations between Iranian authorities and a delegation from the Taliban in Tehran and said the meeting took place in coordination with the Afghan government. Speaking to reporters late in December, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qassemi said Iran had hosted a delegation from the Taliban to discuss possible ways to end hostilities in Afghanistan. "Since the Taliban are in control of more than 50 percent of Afghanistan, and given the insecurity, instability and other issues that the country is dealing with, they [the Taliban] were interested in talks with Iran," Qassemi said. More than 17 years of the United States' presence in Afghanistan at the top of a military coalition have brought nothing but chaos and insecurity to the country as a result of which all forms of organized crimes, especially production of illicit drugs, have been skyrocketing. The country has also turned into a hotbed of violent acts by major terror outfits, especially Daesh. Following its defeat in Iraq and Syria, Daesh terrorists have been shifting attention to Afghanistan during past months, making the country a new center of their atrocious acts of terrorism in a bid to sow more insecurity across the whole region. Araqchi further stressed the importance of boosting trade and economic cooperation between Tehran and Kabul and said talks were underway to finalize a comprehensive document for joint cooperation. Abdullah, for his part, said Iran and Afghanistan enjoyed cordial and strong relations and added that his country supported efforts to finalize the document for joint cooperation. He commended Iran's efforts to observe the principles of negotiations with terrorist groups and to inform the Afghan government of Tehran's talks with the Taliban. He said the Afghan government supported peace but stressed the establishment of peace should not undermine the achievements made during recent years. Representatives from the Taliban, the US, and regional countries met for the fourth time earlier this month in the Emirati capital Abu Dhabi for talks to end the war in Afghanistan, but the militant group's representatives refused to talk to the Afghan negotiating team. Abdullah's office said Kabul was aware of the whole process of peace talks and that Washington sought to provide the condition for direct talks between the government and the militant group. The United Arab Emirates reported tangible and positive results from the talks. The "US-Taliban reconciliation talks" produced "tangible results that are positive for all parties concerned," UAE state news agency WAM said. Also on Saturday, Araqchi held talks with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his counterpart Idrees Zaman. The senior Iranian official arrived in Kabul on Saturday at the head of a delegation for a day-long visit. His trip came after Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani also paid a one-day visit to Afghanistan at the head of a delegation comprised of a number of high-ranking security, military and political officials in December. During a meeting with Hamdullah Mohib, the Afghan president's national security adviser, Shamkhani said Tehran had been holding a series of talks with the Taliban group "with the knowledge of the Afghan government" and would continue to do so in the future. He also met with senior Afghan officials, including President Ghani, Abdullah and former president Hamid Karzai.Link to original article Previous Article Brazil military at odds with President Bolsonaro's openness to US base: Official Next Article IRGC to showcase new underwater systems: Commander Print 156 Rate this article: No rating Tags: Iran Leave a comment Name: Please enter a name. Email: Please enter an email address. Please enter a valid email address. Comment: Please enter comment. Please solve captcha. Add comment


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The Imperial Catholics/
More and more often on Catholic campuses, left-wing Catholics are hiding their own ideological preferences behind the mantra "Catholic social thought." To listen to them, you would think that the Catholic social ethic has four main emphatic tenets and five great silences. The four emphases are: (1) pacifism and nonviolence; (2) legal limits on the income of the rich; (3) the extension of the social welfare state for the poorest 12 percent of the American population (about forty million people), until all are lifted by government grants above the poverty line; and (4) the elimination of the death penalty in the thirty-some states that still allow it. Merely on the terrain of social ethics, this creed is notable for (a) its silence about ending abortion (forty-eight million since 1973); (b) its silence about federal funding for embryonic stem cell research and cloning; (c) its silence about the fourfold increase in violent crime since 1965—committed disproportionately against the poor; (d) its silence about the sixfold increase in father-abandoned families (chiefly among the poor); and (e) its silence about the horrific oppression of Muslim peoples around the world, including the daily assaults on their dignity by secret police, and the normal, regular abuse of their individual rights. We might call these the five silences. But there are others, too.
Don't believe me? Take up, for example, the article published in the May 2 edition of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by the former president of St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, near my own hometown of Johnstown. Former president Maynard Brennan, who during his own term in the presidency invited on campus Herbert Aptheker, a leader of the Communist Party U.S.A., wrote angrily—and untruthfully—against the recent invitation of President Bush, by the archabbot of the Benedictine monastery, Douglas Nowicki, to give the 2007 Commencement Address on May 11. Bush, he writes, is out of step with Catholic social doctrine.
The current president of St. Vincent, Jim Towey, who once worked under President Bush, wrote a sharp and exact rejoinder to Mr. Brennan in the May 4 edition of the paper. So there is no need for me to take up the particulars. But there are some good background points to make.
Before I had read Mr. Brennan's fevered letter, I had written of my own nostalgic fondness for St. Vincent, as I began thinking ahead to the visit of a president of the United States to my old stamping grounds in the small towns of southwestern Pennsylvania—the quarterback capital of the world, you may recall from The Joy of Sports.
I have long loved St. Vincent, visited there often, lectured there three or four times, and my wife's seventeen prints of the Apocalypse hang there as a set, the gift of a former trustee of the college.
So Mr. Brennan's falsifying screed made me angry.
It would be easy enough to tear down his argument detail by detail, so wildly wrongheaded and inaccurate is it. For example, he argues that the average income of the top one percent–1.1 million dollars–is in itself unjust. Yet closer study reveals that the average income of the top one percent is biased toward the very upper end by a few extremely high incomes. It is more instructive that the bottom income limit of the top one percent is $328,000–including a lot of doctors, lawyers, consultants, and other professionals who have incorporated themselves in past years but who now, with lower income tax rates, have gone back to paying themselves outside the corporations in which they used to find tax shelter.
Again, the numbers and the percentage of the poor have plateaued and wiggled around only slightly for some two decades—and for significant reasons. Only a tiny fraction of them work (or even can work) full-time year-round. The major part of them consists of female-headed households, some with children. Most of these are widows or never married women, the fathers of their children having abandoned them. Wages can't go high enough, where there is so little work. (And for those who do work doggedly—modern immigrants, for instance—their stay in poverty is short.)
On top of that, generous government subsidies for income, housing assistance, Medicaid (or Medicare for the elderly), and the like do not count in the official poverty numbers. Therefore, no matter how much the government assists them with grants, their income cannot go up—by federal definition they cannot.
The actual amount of federal moneys targeted for the poor and paid out each year is so high that if it were paid out per capita directly to the poor, and also allowed to show up in official tallies of poverty, no one in the United States would be poor. But most of the money doesn't reach those at whom it is "targeted." It is rather inefficient, in Tom Sowell's memorable simile, to feed the horses first in order to feed the swallows.
Further, in feeling sorry for the poor victims of Katrina, and blaming their condition on President Bush, I wonder if Mr. Brennan has been watching the way other people in other regions respond to even more total devastation, in the Midwest, for instance. I wonder if he remembers that the Johnstown flood of 1889, just over the mountains from him, killed almost five hundred more persons than Katrina.
Mr. Brennan stands by the Benedictine Peace Statement of 2005. He is free to do that, but that statement is by no means the best, deepest, or longest-standing peace statement of the Catholic social tradition. "We believe that violence does not yield peace," he quotes. Perhaps he is confusing force with violence. It has long been the duty of states to use force in such a way as to establish and defend the tranquillity of international order, within whose rule of law alone peace can bloom among states. Peace depends on law, and law needs sometimes to be enforced, at great cost.
War is not the answer to everything, but in the recent past it has been the answer to slavery, German imperialism in 1914, fascism (1922–1945), and communism at various spots around the world until in 1989—checkmated and wildly overspending on arms—the beast withered from within and gave up the ghost.
Mr. Brennan praised 2,357 Benedictines who felt "concerned about the military and political ethos of our own country where justice is defined on the basis of our self-interest rather than on a consciousness that we are part of a common humanity." This America hating is truly not admirable, and even if it does emanate from 2,357 holy, highly moral, and prayerful Benedictines, it remains a slur on many noble and brave fellow citizens. American men and women are not dying in Afghanistan and Iraq in order to advance their own or their nation's self-interest but out of a noble purpose to bring long-suffering Arab peoples under the same elemental protections as the "common humanity" of the world community of democracies. The aim is to turn the tide toward a more peaceful form of government and economic progress.
Does Mr. Brennan think these bravest ones are dying for oil? The war has already cost more in dollars than our nation could ever pull out of Iraq in oil, even if it wanted to.
Does Mr. Brennan think the war in Iraq has been good for President Bush's presidency? From the beginning, President Bush understood the costs to himself and his reputation. It would have been irresponsible for him not to act, given the intelligence that President Clinton, Vice President Gore, Secretary of Defense Cohen, and others had themselves learned of and spoken out about. The risk of not acting at all (on a scale of one to ten) was estimated variously by various sources, but by no one was it zero. Many before Bush and before September 11 feared that the probability was in the high range rather than the lower.
Meanwhile, under Saddam Hussein, every violent group in the Middle East was being assisted and given haven, and ten thousand Iraqi citizens were being killed each month. UNESCO reported that five thousand infants were dying a month, from malnutrition brought on by Saddam Hussein's diversion of funds into his armies and his private palaces.
It is true that Pope John Paul II pleaded with President Bush not to go to war in Iraq. But the Catholic catechism obliged him to recognize that the concrete decision and the personal responsibility in that regard rested with the president himself, and on other world leaders, not with churchmen. In actual fact, as the American ambassador to the Vatican at that time has reported repeatedly, never once did the pope in their meetings insist on no military action by the United States, and certainly never on pacifism (Pope John Paul II was no pacifist). The pope didn't want the war. But neither did President Bush; it would have gone much better for his presidency if he could have found a way to duck his responsibilities.
Rightly or wrongly, President Bush decided that his constitutional responsibilities could not shield him from the need to take action against Saddam Hussein. What he added new was a positive thrust, an attempt to give the Arab world a first-ever chance to turn the vital energies of their unemployed young into the search for human rights and legal dignity among Arabs, for the rule of law and for the economic opportunity and prosperity long denied ordinary people in that part of the world. This was an attempt to change the direction of history, from terrorism to civil creativity.
In short, there is more than one way of grasping the principles, working out the middle axioms, and examining with accuracy and through open, respectful debate the concrete realities addressed by Catholic social thought. The particular left-wing way so ardently backed by former president Brennan is one way of doing so—a highly questionable presentation even of the left-wing way, as I have tried to indicate. But Catholic social thought has more than one wing. It needs at least two to fly.
Alas, the imperialist Catholics try to foist off their monolithic, myopic vision of Catholic social thought as though it were the whole of that beautiful, long-lived, and many-colored intellectual tradition. Theirs is only a splinter, not the whole beam.
If Mr. Brennan were content to present his own views, and those of his allies, as one option among many, I would have no quarrel with them. We could then have many useful arguments about the concrete realities, as well as about the policy options most likely of success.
But in that case, Mr. Brennan would have to give up his imperial desire to pretend he is the official voice of Catholic social thought. He might actually learn to enjoy good arguments with persons of goodwill who roundly disagree with him on fundamentals, as well as on concrete matters of fact.
That used to be the good Benedictine tradition we all loved and admired—generous, open, respectful of diverse opinions, civilizing. That used to be the Benedictine charism. His colleagues are showing that it is still vigorous.
Published in First Things May 9, 2007


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The aims of this project are to increase access to the landscape and its heritage whilst also improving learning. The Tees Heritage Park (THP) comprises some 2000 acres of green spaces along the River Tees.
Delivered in partnership with the Friends of Tees Heritage Park and with River Shack
Volunteering, events and family friendly activiTees linked to the Tees Heritage Park (THP).
This project aims to widen the THP offer currently centered around Preston Hall and Park from upstream of Surtees Bridge in Stockton, to south of Yarm along the river corridor.
This project includes developing access to the River Tees throughout the landscape partnership area for wider connectivity, whilst also linking with the Teesdale Way which runs through the area.


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As the [St. Johns] county has worked with the community through the budget process and the County Commission set a tentative millage rate in recent weeks, we have spoken of the significant impact declining property values have on the county's revenue and ability to provide services. Even with the tentative millage rate, the county will have a net tax decrease for the third consecutive year, meaning we have collected fewer property taxes each successive year. The 2010 budget has been reduced by more than $100 million since 2007 to its recommended level of $632 million, which may still be reduced further before final adoption.
Even with a county millage increase around 0.75 mills, many property owners will still see their taxes decrease because their taxable value is lower. In fact, the majority of county taxpayers will receive a tax decrease, and another 10 percent will have a tax increase of less than $50. Further, only 10 percent will see any substantial increase over $200, mostly residents in higher-value homes that have received the most benefit of Save Our Homes [Florida's 3-percent property tax increase cap on homesteaded homes] over the past several years. Furthermore, these favorable percentages are based on the tentative millage rate, which may be reduced before the final budget is adopted in September.
I also wish to provide information in response to comments regarding the growth of the overall county budget during the past several years, particularly between 2003 and 2007. It is important to understand the budget shows all revenues and expenses of the county, of which property tax is a small portion. In fact, of the total county budget, the percentage of property taxes to total budget has decreased from 26 percent in 2003 to 21 percent for 2010. The major reasons for growth in the overall budget have been long-term borrowing for county infrastructure improvements such as libraries, environmental lands, public safety facilities, recreation facilities and major transportation projects, and expansion of the county utility system, none of which is funded by property taxes.
As noted above, the county has reduced its budget by over $100 million since 2007, including a more than $23 million reduction since last year. This has been accomplished through a variety of internal reductions including reorganization of county government, elimination of approximately 200 staff positions, closing libraries one day per week, reducing employee benefits, delaying the Fire Rescue Master Plan and many other efforts. These cuts have been made with relatively little impact to the public. However, as has been expressed by some segments of the community, further reducing if not outright eliminating public services and facilities may impact most residents more than a small millage increase.
Truth in Millage or TRIM notices recently began arriving in the mail, showing the maximum taxes for specific properties under the proposed millage rate. While the County Commission does not control the majority on your tax bill, the county's portion should show a decrease for most property owners. If you have questions about your TRIM notice, information is available on the county Web site www.sjcfl.us or by calling 209-0571. The public is also invited to budget public hearings on Sept. 15 and 22 at 5:30 p.m. in the County Auditorium.
In closing, I would like to thank the residents of St. Johns County for your high-level involvement in the county's budget process over the past several months. Obviously, we are dealing with an unprecedented and difficult set of budget circumstances, but I am optimistic the commission will ultimately adopt a budget that is in the best long-term interest of the county and its residents.
Michael Wanchick, St. Johns County, Administrator
Selling Ponte Vedra?
I found the Ponte Vedra Chamber of Commerce's effort to sell Ponte Vedra very well thought-out. Their 10 reasons list sounds reasonable.
The reality is Ponte Vedra has two tire stores that were resisted by every human that could be recruited to stop progress.
Now they provide a real service.
From McDonald's - now there was a fight for the ages - to high-end restaurants, eating out in Ponte Vedra offers many choices. We have a Chico's and several day spas, that take care of Christmas gift cards. Two supermarkets, a bank and a drug store, dry cleaners, etc. You can get your hair cut or styled and the Ace Hardware store, although a little pricey compared to Home Depot, is extremely convenient and the staff is first-class. And of course, the necessary liquor store. We do have several high-end stores selling curios and resort wear that most don't need or want.
There is not much sold in Ponte Vedra that can't be bought at a lesser-price by just heading north on Florida A1A.
God knows how many empty storefronts we will have when Santa Barbara East is completed.
Want to bring retail business to Ponte Vedra? Here are some suggestions: Steinmart, Petco, Joseph A. Banks, Rack Room Shoes, etc. Too tacky for Ponte Vedra? Not to worry, these stores and others are only five minutes north and they are glad to have the business.
Shopping is my least-favorite activity. I can buy a year's worth of wardrobe without leaving the Beach in less than a half day. That said, the St. Johns Town Center offers a pleasant evening of dining and shopping at prices every budget can afford. This experience is simply not available in Ponte Vedra. No doubt that the lack of goods and services is hurting our tax base but you can't have it both ways. After trial and error I have found several excellent home repair services. None is located in Ponte Vedra.
Has anyone from the chamber followed the UPS man around for a day? Catalog buying is a new women's favorite sport.
I myself have purchased two cars on the Internet, go fast goodies to make them quicker, truckloads of gear from Cabellos and thank you gifts to numerous to mention, all tax free.
I think you are trying to push boulders uphill.
Rick Mansfield, Ponte Vedra Beach


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Perfect World
A journey through a sugary wonderland, following a boy and his mother as they wander through a frozen forest, meeting a bear, wolves. Wandering through magical white landscapes there are moments of danger and wonder. All ending in a mothers hug and a sugar cube.
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- Karni and Saul
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- Ssulkybunny
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In the spring of 2013, Troy and I decided to add sheep to our little farm. We already had chickens and rabbits, but we felt ready to add a larger breed. Troy raised sheep growing up back in Texas, so we felt we had a bit of experience to tackle taking care of them. Once we decided to add sheep, it came down to which breed to add. Troy had raised Suffolks, but we wanted to go with a breed that had a market for the fleece, something handspinners would enjoy. This past December we had made a family trip to Williamsburg, VA and had the opportunity to take their rare breeds tour, and were introduced to the Leicester Longwools. We loved the idea of helping to conserve and bring back this wonderful breed of sheep. So we started doing our research and put down a deposit on a starter flock with Richard Larson, of Old Gjerpen Farm. We would not be picking up our flock until June of 2014, so we had plenty of time to prepare.
We had a barn, but it had a cement floor and was currently housing our rabbitry. Our son had been showing Holland Lop rabbits for some time and was using a good portion of the barn. We decided to build a loafing shed to match the barn, just had to decide where. After several weeks of plotting out different locations we finally settled on an east facing shed, a little east of the current barn. Troy and I built it ourselves, we were pretty proud of the finished product.
We added a paddock out in front of the shed, added electricity and ceiling fans. It is pretty fancy. :-) We then added an automatic waterer, after we got tired of hauling water.
We prepared the pastures for the sheep, the boys were so happy that I made them pull all of the cactus and yucca out of the pasture. It was now time to go and get the sheep.


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Mens' West District Indoor League - Kelburne's Flying Start vs UWS/
Mens' West District Indoor League - Kelburne Beat University of West Scotland - 26.11.16
Match took place at the Lagoon Paisley - PB 09.30
A Comfortable start to the league against a UWS team playing their inaugural WD Indoor match, unfortunately without a GK today in first WD indoor league game.
12-1 victory for KHC
Goals from Finn Halliday (5), Niall taylor (3), Ryan (2), Billy Anderson (2).
Indoor debuts for Lochlan Morris and Gary Brolly, both doing very well.