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The Community Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) teams offer treatment for mild to severe emotional health and mental health needs, for young people up to the age of 18 and their families.
Some of the young people we see are experiencing things such as anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, depression and bipolar.
The support we give is part of a wider group of agencies to make sure that young people receive the right treatment from the right service.
Community CAMHS has three teams covering different areas across Nottinghamshire. There are also specialist teams which provide further support, these are:
- Eating Disorders Team
- What About Me (WAM)
- Head 2 Head
- CAMHS Crisis and Home Treatment Team
- Intellectual Disability Team (IDD)
- Children Looked After and Adoption Team
- Paediatric Liaison Team
- Primary Mental Health Team
- Substance Misuse Service (SMS)
- Face It
More information about each of these services can be found in our A-Z of services.
How to make a referral
We accept referrals from any professional, including GPs and teachers.
County referrals (for children registered with a County GP)
All CAMHS referrals for Nottinghamshire County are made via our Single Point of Access:
Single Point of Access Team (SPA)
Pebble Bridge
Foster Drive
Email: email@example.com
City referrals (for children registered with a City GP)
All CAMHS referrals for Nottingham City referrals are made via our Single Point of Access:
CAMHS Citywide Tier 2
Nottingham City Council
Glenbrook Management Centre
Wigman Road
More information on referring to Nottingham City can be found at www.bemhnottingham.co.uk.
Advice on making a referral
We also provide a consultation service for professionals considering a referral to CAMHS. The purpose of consultations are to ensure that the young person is signposted to the appropriate service for their needs. Call one of the numbers below.
- City children: 0115 876 4000
- County children: 0115 844 0501
MindEd is a free educational resource on children and young people's mental health for all adults. It provides e-learning applicable across the health, social care, education, criminal justice and community settings and is aimed at anyone from beginner through to specialist.


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What is a Custody and Access Report?
A Custody and Access Report, sometimes referred to as a Section 211 Report or Section 211 Assessment (pursuant to section 211 of the British Columbia Family Law Act) is a report prepared by a professional person that provides an opinion and/or recommendations about the best parenting arrangements for a child or children.
How is a Custody and Access Report prepared
The professional person who prepares the Custody and Access Report is appointed by the Court to assess the needs and/or views of a child and/or the ability and willingness of a party to satisfy the needs of a child.
The professional preparing the report could be a Family Justice Counsellor (typically used in British Columbia Provincial Court) or a psychologist or psychiatrist (typically used in British Columbia Supreme Court). The professional will meet with each party separately and then again in the presence of the child or children. They may speak with each child separately and may speak with other people who know the parties and the child or children.
Once the Report is prepared, it is provided to the Court and to each of the parties.
How long does it take to obtain a Custody and Access Report and what does it cost?
Reports prepared by Family Justice Counsellors usually take 8 - 12 months. There are a limited number of qualified Family Justice Counsellors in BC and they are in demand, largely because the report is prepared free of charge.
Depending on the availability of a specific psychologist or psychiatrist, it usually takes 3 - 6 months to obtain a report. The cost of a report prepared by a psychologist or psychiatrist, that involves psychological testing and more in-depth interviews typically costs between $4,000 and $14,000, depending on the number of children and individuals to be interviewed.
How is the Custody and Access Report used?
The Report will provide an opinion and/or recommendations about parenting arrangements along with the evidence on which that opinion and/or recommendation is based, such as test scores and interview observations.
Regardless of what the report states, the judge has the final say. The decision as to the best parenting arrangements in any given case lies solely with the judge.
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Calvin Klein NYC Runway Show | Spring Summer 2018 by Raf Simons
Raf Simons serves as the Chief Creative Officer of Calvin Klein. In this role, Mr. Simons leads the creative strategy of the CALVIN KLEIN brand globally across the designer, contemporary, bridge, jeans, underwear and home categories in addition to overseeing all aspects of Global Marketing and Communications, Visual Creative Services and Store Design.
Mr. Simons was born and raised in Belgium, where he later studied and obtained a degree in industrial and furniture design. In 1995, he launched his eponymous line, Raf Simons. In 2005, he was appointed creative director of Jil Sander, where he served at the helm for seven years. Mr. Simons assumed the position of creative director at Dior in 2012, a position he held until 2015.
Mr. Simons lives and works in New YorkCity.
Sweet Dreams
An abstraction, of horrors and dreams. The Spring 2018 CALVIN KLEIN 205W39NYC collection, devised by Chief Creative Officer Raf Simons, takes its inspiration from cinema, from the dream factory of Hollywood and its depictions of both an American nightmare and the all-powerful American dream.
Thriller heroines, heroes, and antiheroes. The aesthetic codes of movie protagonists are endlessly remixed, their meanings given new interpretation and celebration.
Drawn from the same source material but created separately, Sterling Ruby's site-specific installation for the Spring runway show underscores these themes. The work uses as its base the installation from the Fall 2017 show, just as the collection builds on the foundation established by its predecessor—a new wardrobe of American archetypes.
The artwork is titled Sophomore—in essence an adjective, referring to a second iteration or version, but in practice a noun linked intrinsically to the idealized American teenager. It underscores the strength of the cultural iconography of Americana, which constantly inspires Raf Simons' CALVIN KLEIN.
The Sterling Ruby installation functions as a panorama, a context, for a collection that plays inherently with recontextualization—utilizing "the clues of horror," in the words of the artist. Jack-o'- lanterns become patchwork flags, and axes are suspended from cheerleading pom-poms. At a distance, the silhouettes of the latter assemblages resemble flowers or a forest of trees. Horror transformed into beauty.
The "clues" of horror, but also of dreams, inspire the collection. Here, there is never any horror without beauty. Cinema's distinct visual vocabulary of symbols and signs is cut up, recontextualized, and reassembled to create a plurality of dress. Multiple signifiers of the tropes of thrillers are combined in single outfits, creating new assemblages. They are "edited"—like a movie—to define a fresh narrative.
Mid-century American couture silhouettes are rendered industrial, reiterated in nylon, rubber specially molded in Ohio, and hand- painted leather. Lumberjack checks are used for tailored men's suits. Pom-poms are reappropriated for fringed dresses, handbags, or keyrings. And nightgowns become evening gowns. Material surfaces are disturbed, distressed, rubber-stamped, faded, and splattered. The collection's dominant colors are safety orange, yellow, black, overwhelmingly red.
Fishnet, silk slips, rubber against skin. These reference a corporeality that speaks of both sexuality and mortality. The lineage of these movies can be traced back to urban myths, to Puritan cautionary tales warning adolescents of the perils of moral transgression and the dangers of youthful sexuality—and the history of CALVIN KLEIN is tied up with transgressive sexuality.
The quintessence of CALVIN KLEIN's identity can be discovered, again and again. Like these movies, CALVIN KLEIN is also an American institution, a symbol in and of itself. It reflects one facet of that always-inspiring American Dream. A pair of the brand's iconic perfume bottles—ETERNITY and OBSESSED—become totemic charms, hanging from belts and handbags like tools, weapons, or trophies.
In exploring America, Raf Simons found Andy Warhol—an artist whose work has helped define both the contemporary identity of American culture and also the world's perceptions of it. In a unique collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, this collection incorporates a selection of Warhol artworks as placement screen prints. The pieces feature portraits of Warhol intimate and art collector Sandra Brant (1971) and the movie star Dennis Hopper (1971). The latter wrote, directed, and starred in the film Easy Rider(1969), which has come to define contemporary notions of American machismo. The curation also includes Knives (1981–82), Electric Chair (1964–65), and Ambulance Disaster(1963–64) from Warhol's Death and Disaster series. This body of work depicts real-life horror and trauma but transforms them into images that resemble film stills—here they are laid alongside Brant and Hopper, the muses of the collection. Horror is juxtaposed, always, with dreams. It always becomes beautiful. Good always triumphs.
"It's about American horror and American beauty," says Raf Simons. "Fashion tries to hide the horror and embrace only beauty. But they are both a part of life. This collection is a celebration of that: a celebration of American life."
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That's pretty much the logic here and even Admins support it as it seems. I know this is probably not the right topic to say this but that's how things are. All people are joining the Georgian Clans and no chance for the Internationals, I started on this Server with almost 2 parties (you can ask the people of the 1st day of Server we had parties full of people and couldn't invite more) and now all left because "any Georgian Clan will take you if you ask them" so it became impossible for us to play even if we have some very experienced players but if you stay with 1-2 parties while other Clans become more and more by inviting anyone else, no matter how much experience you have if it's like 1-2 parties vs 100 Georgians on first bosses the experience of each individual won't even count and it will be all about member numbers. I am not saying you, GMs, wanted this or you done it 100% on purpose, but it seems you people support that logic, same as the GE Clan Leaders, so the results are like this, as pableitor says the ideal of INT people believing it's a server who "is 99% georgian". Of course, it's not VERY bad, because Georgians like the Server as it seems and there's no need for lots of Internationals, but I thought things will be different. I'm happy for your Server cause last time I checked it seemed pretty populated, you guys are good people and deserve success, but you could have had more than this and I am just sharing my thoughts I am not trying to be extremely negative or anything.
QA level 80+
BOSS replied to YeahThePro's topic in PTS Epilogue x50Hello. I am not a slow player, my farming char is not any low level, and I can for surely verify pableitor's Clan did not get the last AQ if that's what you think so "just a pve whore without a life that care about pixels/jewels" is not just rude but also invalid, he just supports how AQ is meant to be along with the Admins. AQ is a low level boss, it's totally different than those other bosses, a different experience with different tactics and skills to use. Making it 80+ will just make it like all the other bosses and ruin it's uniqueness. If you want level 80+ PvP just wait for other Epics or other Events, or simply PvP at known visited zones, the Admins made sure no high levels can interrupt and change the AQ game, Players supported it, and as you can see in this whole topic you are the only who wants it otherwise. I have to confess it's impossible for your Clan or mine at this point to take an AQ, maybe will change in future, and probably that's what you are on about, because there's huge zergs of Georgian Clans who of course get members as most of new players are Georgians and almost never from other countries, but that doesn't mean it will be fixed by changing the whole system of AQ just so you and me can contest it, it will be fixed if some more International players join, or if you make some merges/alliances, or if you make very strong AQ chars (there is a way to do that, not just enchanting, I know some secrets about that), etc., but definitely not by changing how stuff works. As for the "benefits the server" part, the current AQ benefits the Server as well, go check out ForceMaster1's stream and you will understand what I mean.
Happy Birthday
BOSS posted a topic in PTS Epilogue x50In 24 hours from now it will be L2Off's Birth, I made these Birthday Cakes as a reminder for all of us players in OBT that fun times are coming tomorrow and the Server will Launch. Who knows, maybe next year at 16/02/19 the Server will still be alive for all of us and we might be here to wish a Happy Birthday.
Yes I agree with Lucas, it will be pretty easy till 79 and then it just needs some time to be done, nothing too hard especially with 300% Vitality and maybe EXP +50% Rune. The problem might be on farm with BPs but they will make an altchar and be fine or Clan will help them.
All I made this topic for is to ask if they farm by themselves (regardless of Clan help) they need to make another character or there is some features about them on this Server, I didn't say it must be modified or anything, I didn't say we won't help them as a Clan if they deserve, don't get me wrong it's only 1 question and as you can see by my words below I got it.
Important information and last updates before the start!
BOSS replied to Z3R0's topic in PTS Epilogue x50Sounds great, tomorrow will be a big day.
Yes, everyone can achieve more if working with team and we will help them from our Clan as much as we can if they deserve there's no doubt about that but they can't always depend on someone else about everything there will be times where they need to do stuff alone so I guess the way is to make a second farm char like Warlord or Titan. Bishops will NEVER be able to farm like Nukers with their Inquisitor, there is a huge damage difference between the two classes.
About Bishops
BOSS posted a topic in PTS Epilogue x50I was wondering about Bishops, we all know it's hard as Bishop to farm so is there any locations where our BPs can farm? Or they need to make Titans first? Maybe like Anomic Foundry which is good location on some Servers if its modified the right way. EDIT: Of course there will be activities where they can farm with Clan or for example some RBs or Delusion, etc. but I am talking about when they want to solo farm.
No clue, that's what I try to figure out. But it would be good if more Clans around the world join that's for sure.
Aha, okay. It just said Greek when I clicked on him while his TS name is "YeahThePro - CP/Clan Leader" and I thought it's Rider because when Rider was on Sovereign at other Server he used to have a Greek CP too.
Are you YeahThePro on TeamSpeak? Anyone knows who this guy is?
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BOSS replied to OkiDoki's topic in PTS Epilogue x50Sounds interesting OkiDoki, good luck hope you and your people will enjoy this Server and who knows maybe we will be on the same side in the future if destiny wants us to.
Bug Report / Suggestions / Qs / Edits
BOSS replied to BOSS's topic in PTS Epilogue x50Can't wait to see all these nice things you mention. Meanwhile I try to get as many people as I can to come from my Clan but not much luck so far, I'll keep digging.
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BOSS posted a topic in PTS Epilogue x50Basically this is a topic we created with the few people from my Clan that joined the BETA and tested some stuff. These suggestions aim to make the Server a better place for us and hopefully for all others too, I hope you will like them. * Bug Report * 1) The name of Clan when you target a character doesn't fully show, it gets glitched with the image and letters get hidden. * IMPORTANT Suggestions * 2) The epics are way too overrated on private servers, so many people gather for only 1 person to get an Item and that Item is not even that much OP. 3 random hours is way too much and demotivates people, especially those who will try for 3 hours and just fail PvP with nothing received or if they succeeded at PvP and just failed inside, that will discourage people to even try next time, I think +1 hour is the best for high tense and hard PvP, without much discourage for the people who lost, maybe Valakas/Antharas +2 hours. 3) I believe the Hero Polearm is way too op to be retail, it will make buffs 0 in no time, is there any ways to change that one? The Hero Polearm is designed because on official you have buffer in the party, here it's a x50 PvP-based Server I don't believe it needs to be that way. 4) Can you make us be able to buy Epics Quest Items (Floating Stone, Blood Fabric, Portal Stone, Frintezza's Magic Force) with Festival Coins or at least some way easier than doing the whole Quests, this way we will be able to have some active PvP at Epic Zones which will be fun instead of only having a very few people who happened to have the Quest? 5) Since this is claimed to be a craft x50 Server, I believe it would be good to make EXP Freeze function so we can spoil on low level areas without gaining exp. 6) This is another very important suggestion, if possible make a Clan Item like Reputation Scroll where it gives +500 Clan Rep each Scroll, I think this would be great and we can buy it with Festival Adenas maybe, us Clan lovers will really appreciate it trust me. 7) I noticed in the past and been told that Mage Weapons got lower succeed rates than Fighter Weapons on PTS. I tested it with Clannies and it seemed to be true here as well. This is very unfair, because on Gracia Epilogue the Top Classes are not the Nukers (spellsingers, sorcerors, spellhollowers, necromancers, etc.) but the Fighters (Gladis, DBs, GKs, Ghost Hunters, etc.) on PvP and Olympiad. If you don't believe me have any of the mentioned classes with same gear 1v1 each other Mage vs Fighter, the result is already known, Fighters will win always. Giving such a disadvantage to Mages who are by themselves not that powerful is unfair on my opinion and all enchants at least on S Grade+ weapons deserve to be the same regardless if Mage or Fighter. * Other Suggestions * 8) Add few NPCs to Giran on the location at spawn/teleport, Giran is the place people gather so it would be great if you placed a few of them, for example a Warehouse close to GK, Mammon, maybe a gatekeeper to go to Towns-Citadel-Arenas(coli,giran,etc.)-few other Areas/Avant-Garde,etc. 9) I think it would be nice to approach another way to get Noblesse, maybe by paying an extremely high amount of Adenas like 500kk+/-. 10) Add a way so we can heal full HP/CP/MP in town(maybe), other than spamming CoV for HP. 11) Can you let us be able to put offline buffers like offline shops exist? * QUESTIONS * 12) Is there a way to see the drops list of a mob, like in delusion whats the chances of each drop and what drops, etc.? 13) Is it worth making an alt char with buffer class? Are you planning to increase duration of some buffs in the future? For example, right now making a pony buffer is like 5-6 minutes buff while donating for Agathion it lasts for 10 minutes.. * TO BE EDITED * In your Server Information forum thread you don't state the following: a) "Olympiad" doesn't say what hours oly will be open and which timezone. b) "Sieges/TWs" don't say after they start how many days to wait till have them again, is it every 2 weeks? c) "RBs" don't say spawn, only respawn, for example Valakas will be up when server opens or it will be up 11 days after server opened? d) In that topic it says Olympiad cycle will be 1 week but also it says it will be 1 month I assume the first is only for OBT and second is for the actual opening? DISCLAIMER: I think I saw 1-2 of the suggestions already exists on the Server but I wrote them up just incase I misread.


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First published March 16, 2006 in Mediapost's Search Insider
As search innovation rolls out to the user, the beta release has been a tried and true way of testing the waters. Currently, there are dozens of different flavors of search in beta, including a significant portion of Google usability. Beta releases were originally a quality assurance exercise, allowing real users to identify bugs in a new product.
Today, the advantage of beta in search is that it's a relatively low-risk way to test the appeal of new search functionality and interfaces with real users. Beta release is to technology as a test market is to advertising. A beta interface can be thrown up without impacting the main site, which continues to produce the bread and butter revenue. The hope is, of course, that word of the beta will spread virally through the Internet, and the developer finds its beta release turn into the next big thing online. You pretest with users, find you have a home run, and when the time is right, you throw the switch, incorporating some or all of the new technology into your mainstream product.
The beginning of Google was a classic study in how a beta release can introduce a hot new upstart. Google was in beta forever, and had attracted a significant chunk of the search market before it ever was officially released. Use of Google spread virally like wildfire through the academic and journalist communities, eventually cracking the mainstream as the word spread. The beta campaign worked like a charm, and by the time Google was mainstream, it had so much momentum it never looked back.
Since then, every search player has thrown new technology up as a beta, to see what sticks, and hopefully, takes off to become the next flavor of Google. Notable beta candidates currently are Google's Froogle (another perennial beta release) and Video Search, Microsoft's Windows Live Search and Yahoo's Mindset. Each hopes that it will be the next big thing. Given the stakes that are up for grabs in search, I'm not sure beta release is the best way to get the next big win. Here are some reasons why:
Beta Users Are Early Adopters
The beta user is not your typical animal. They tend to be more risk tolerant and patient with bugs, and are the early adopters. This audience works well if your beta release objectives are bug tracking, but not so well if you're trying to gauge a potential market buster.
Search is now mainstream; it's crossed the chasm. The classic Google success story took place when search was still in the domain of the early adopter. Today, to gain market share, you have to introduce technology that appeals to everyone. I tend to be an early adopter. My wife is a classic online pragmatist. I'll fool around with new technology, and I think some of the stuff in beta is pretty cool. But it's not my loyalty you have to win, it's my wife's, and she doesn't even know Google Labs exists, let alone is willing to take the brainchild of a Google engineer for a test drive. If you're using beta users to pretest market potential, you're probably getting the wrong feedback.
The Competition Can Peek Under Your Kimono
Search is a hot space now. In the original days of Google, search had the advantage of not being under the microscope, so a beta release of a new engine had a chance to build up some user momentum before it was attacked and reverse engineered by the competition. In Google's case, not only was it not reverse engineered, but Page and Brin couldn't even sell the technology to the competition. The same is not true today. Literally weeks or days are all it seems to take before the competition jumps on a new development and introduces its own version. As an example, Windows Live Search has its own version of Google Earth satellite imagery built into the interface.
When you're penetrating a mainstream market, every day you can hold an advantage over the competition is significant. The longer something remains in beta before it becomes a significant advantage to your main user base, the longer your competition has to even the playing field.
There's Too Much Beta And Too Little Innovation
A beta product will only become a blockbuster if it significantly ups the ante in terms of just plain coolness or usability. Today, everything gets thrown in beta, and, in many cases, there's just not enough motivation to cause even early adopters to give it a second look. We're being inundated with new beta releases and I personally can't keep up. The chance of one of these spinning enough momentum to gain market share is infinitesimal at best. There's very little that's really buzz-worthy right now. The last thing I saw that was pretty cool in new search interfaces was Yahoo's Mindset, but that's generated virtually no attention even in the search biz. After taking Windows Live Search for a test drive, I found it reasonably buzz-worthy as well, but time will tell if it will gain much attention in its beta release.
It's Time For Boldness, Not Beta
This might not be the time to play it safe in the search biz. It's time for locked doors and midnight brainstorming, huge leaps forward and blow-your-socks-off functionality. It's time for monumental, not incremental, improvements. Spoon feeding us innovation through never-ending beta releases might not be the way to go. The irony is that now, when there's significant dollars at stake and risk is greatest, the only way to win might be to take that risk head-on and gamble big.


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Tyler Tysdal family office entrepreneur specializing in private equity and real estate is an expert in all matters relating to private equity.
Private equity has taken a large place in the current market, but it is not well understood as a whole. The simplest and most effective way to describe it is as an interest in a business that is not publicly listed or traded on the stock market or any market. It usually comes from high net worth individuals who will purchases shares of companies or actually take them over and run them. The majority of this type of business usually relates to pension funds and large private equity firms who are classed as accredited investors.
As the investment is made directly into the firm it does give the investors some and often a lot of influence over how the business works and how it is run. The capital outlay is usually very large, and some have a minimum investment of a quarter of a million dollars some up to one million. The investors therefore deem that this level of investment and commitment offers them the right to influence or even control business workings and decisions.
The aim as with any investment is to try and receive positive returns and again this is another reason that the investors like to be able to influence the investment decisions. The funds that are raised are shared between the shareholders and the investment is usually held for between four and seven years.
Due to the types of client that this involves and the chance of making lots of money then the private equity market has attracted many top firms and employees. Legal companies and Fortune 500 companies have wanted to have part of this action. The fee structure is often made up of a management fee and also a performance related fee; this is usually about 2% of the value of the assets and sometimes up to twenty percent of the profits. When you are talking of million-dollar investments then these sums are obviously very large amounts of money. You can therefore see why this is a lucrative business to get into that attracts top professionals. You can get six figures sums from one client alone in salary and bonuses.
The different types of equity firms that exist are those who are strict financial investors, those who want control of the business, those who do not want any control just to make money and will rely on the current management to take control and make great business decisions. The investors who want control will very often be successful business men who have many contacts and expertise. They can often invest when they can see a way for business to be improved and thus feel that they can guarantee the company's success.
Large investment banks also compete with private equity firms. They will have a list of investors and they will look out for good deals for them that fit their requests.


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Sony Japan announces a new MD Walkman with single button CD Rip function.
The New NZ-NE810 MD Walkman is part of the Sony Network Walkman line. See also the ultra-small Sony Net Walkman NW-MS70D we recently reported about.
The portable MD Walkman of externals size 73.3x14.8x79mm and weighs 82g in weight without remote.
Connected to a PC, and with the supplied Net MD Simple Burner Software, users can with the push of one button on the Walkman (download button) copy a CD onto a MD. The corresponding CDDB information is pulled from the internet and also stored on the MD automatically.
The MD Walkman will come in 3 colors and start selling in japan june 10th.
Our take:
Sony is still holding on to the MD format and keeps innovating to improve MD devices. I had an MD player years ago. Today i would rather go with a Hard drive based MP3 Player like the Creative Nomad Zen 60GB, the Apple iPod 30GB or the also new Philips HDD100.


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Havent had a day off in 3 weeks
Weds i got electrocuted and stayed an hour after work to get yelled at by a customer for their shitty ass ducati being shitty
Thursday I put a bike into a door as i wasnt told it had no brakes. (Choice was a steel door or a lamborghini gallardo. I chose the door). Still going to cost me my entire paycheck to fix it all (jesus who knew a steel door was $400?!)
Friday I dropped my 3 month old s7 and fucked the screen
Sat I got away relativly scott free...only split my coffee all over the new audi
Sunday i went for a bicycle ride and had an argument with a racoon. Racoon lost, i still hit the dirt
Today Im looking at ebay as shes making a tick in the motor. No idea what. Valves or timing chain related. Also needs new chain/sprockets and new tire. And a new horn. And fix the speedo. And fix the abs.
My gloves finally need replacing
And my grandpa might not be around for much longer...
(Herr tdi, now gone, for your time)
Bikers have a saying. "When life gets you down, remember. Its one down and 5 up"
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Honor Thy Children: Coping with Loss, Death and Grief
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Parents are not meant to bury their children. How can you cope with saying good-bye to not just one of your children but to all your children? When I first heard of Honor Thy Children I thought that is would be a mellow drama filled with boring stories about some ...
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The Role of Honor in Ancient Greek Culture
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The Role of Honor The ancient Greek culture during the time of the Trojan War was warrior based. Every man was expected to fight and to fight well. A man's honor depended on many things like how well he fought, how much material wealth he had, and his hospitality. A ...
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Honor and Nobility in Julius Caesar
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Julius Caesar is a history play as well for a tragedy. William Shakespeare wrote the play in the year 1599. It is also about killing the greatest to be the greatest. Julius Caesar is about betraying one another to be the ultimate power. Julius Caesar shows how the friendship of ...
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Non-Effective Implementation of the Honor Code
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The ineffective implementation of the honor code at University ofPrishtina, has proved to be one of the most influential factors in theincrement of cheating and plagiarism among Kosovar students. The honorcode system contains a set of rules or principles which should bestrictly followed by students in an academic institution. The ...
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George's Miraculous Adventures towards the Path of Honor
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The honor of a person is merely shaped by their sense of integrity, reputation, moral principles and dignity. Despite the large collection of traits, honor is society's respect earned by good deeds. Although not one person can hold honors full set of attributes, it is the accumulation of a person's ...
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How National Art Honor Society Helps Others
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I have always found joy in helping others. For example, through National Art Honor Society I participated in an art therapy program for senior citizens at CareOne in Livingston, NJ and special needs children at the Early Childhood Learning Center in Chatham, NJ. In my school, I was nominated for ...
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Honoring Our Culture and Heritage
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The one, thing that is killing the spread of other cultures is thelack of interest in one's culture and heritage. Since most people livein America, they adopt the American culture, but seem to forget abouttheir own culture and heritage. One should honor their culture andheritage by practicing their religion, wearing ...
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Deceit and Honor in Much Ado About Nothing, a Play by William Shakespeare
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Shakespeare weaves an intricate tale in his play Much Ado About Nothing, centered upon the themes of honor and deceit. His cast of colorful characters deceive each other, leaving the audience to wonder which deceptions are justified and which are not. Some deceptions are harmless, and some lead to utter ...
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The Three Paths to Trek the Jungle of Paris in Pere Goriot, a Novel by Honore de Balzac
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In the novel Pere Goriot by Balzac, the narrator describes three paths available to trek the vast jungle of Paris. Obedience the path of honest, hard work. A journey of repetitious toiling. The path of revolt, defined by manipulation and deceit. The third path is one of struggle. A path ...
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An Observation of Classroom Gender for My Anthropology Honors Program Course
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Exercise 7 Classroom Gender ObservationI completed this exercise in my anthropology honors program course, which in hindsight may not have been the best setting for reasons that will be discussed later. The class is comprised of six total students, two males and four females, with one female instructor. The course ...
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An Argument Against the Honor Code Implemented at Schools
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Every year before the start of fall semester, Jesuit College Preparatory students sign and turn in a yellow slip of paper in which they agree to abide by all the rules contained in the Student Handbook, including an honor code that spells out rules regarding academic dishonesty. Every year, students ...
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Racism and Sexism in The Girl With the Golden Eyes, a Novel by Honore de Balzac
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Racism in The Girl with the Golden EyesHonor de Balzacs The Girl with the Golden Eyes recounts protagonist Henri de Marsays pursuit of Paquita Valdez. Balzacs portrayal of Paquita and some of the characters around her is often racist and sexist, with racism and sexism interacting to create a disposable ...
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The Important Factors in Honor Codes Systems in Universities
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Honor codes have been implemented into many school to combat a variety of phenomenons. Although there is some statistical proof that implementation of an honor code can reduce cheating, there is more proof that indicates the opposite Other proof determines that honor codes are less effective then believes, and for ...
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The Concept of Honor in The Two Damsels in the Exemplary Novels, a Novel by Miguel Cervantes Saavedra
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Cervantes Maidenly Honour in the Two DamselsCervantes novella on The Two Damsels or Las Dos Doncellas touches on the womans needs to regain honour through a man by marriage. However, he contrasts her condition to a man who does not need to validate himself to the woman through marriage nor ...
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The Issues of Cheating and the Problems with an Honor Code in My High School in Pennsylvania
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My High School is one of the highest-ranking public schools in Pennsylvania. Many students take between five and fifteen AP classes, and they work hard to attain perfect GPAs and test scores in hopes of getting accepted into prestigious colleges. The school doesnt even report class rankings because the difference ...
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The Code of Honor, Courage, and the Dreadful Female Character in the World of Beowulf
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Glance of the Past BeowulfThe stories of yesteryear provide incredible insight to the cultures of the past. The renowned tale, Beowulf, entails the journey of a heroic figure and through the storyline presents aspects of the Danish people. Monsters, socially moral corruptions and the hero himself depict the fears and ...
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The Impact of Honor in Ghosts, a Play by Henrik Ibsen
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GHOSTS Reflective StatementIn Henrik Ibsens play, Ghosts brings many criticisms into focus as Ibsen uses each character to represent a fallacy in the Norwegian society, thus enforcing the implication that their moral hypocrisy is of a self-destructive nature. Ibsen creates relations and contracts in an attempt to deploy to the ...
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The Importance of Honor and Glory to Achilleus
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Extraordinarily Ordinary Both the Greeks and Trojans had extraordinary warriors that were not only powerful and glorious, but overall, they were successful in that they used their power and glory for the benefit of a country. On the other hand, both armies had warriors who were rather ordinary, who lacked ...
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Honorable Chivalry and Delusional Perception of the Main Character in Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote
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In Miguel de Cervantes Don Quixote, the major motifs portrayed throughout the novel are honorable chivalry and the delusional perception of which Don Quixote views the world as enchanted. On several accounts throughout the story it becomes apparent that despite being delusional, Don Quixote reveals many positive qualities such as ...
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A Personal Narrative of My Appreciation for the Privilege of Admission into the National Honor Society
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It is a great privilege to be one of the students given the opportunity to be in the National Honor Society. To tell the truth, I have been looking forward to this moment since I graduated as a member of Arista in middle school. The invitation shows that my hard ...
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An Analysis of the Primordial Communities and Their Cultural Reasoning Explaining the Honor Killings of Fadime Sahindal and Farzana Parveen
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The analysis of primordial communities allows for a better understanding of the cultural reasoning behind Fadime Sahindal and Farzana Parveens honor killings, while studying the progression from primordial nations and states to those of a modern structure explains the differences between the two situations. The most important concept within a ...
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The Reason Why Zeus Honored Demeter's Wishes
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Zeus has proven to be the all powerful god of the sky, and has ruled with an iron fist since he took down his father Cronus as a child. His normal behavior has been constantly ruthless, sometimes fair, sometimes unfair, but once Zeus made a decision, there was no changing ...
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The Importance of Honor to the Roman People in The Rape of Lucretia, an Opera by Benjamin Britten
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Honor Shapes the Fate of RomeThrough the seventh century B.C.E, the Roman people functioned under an Etruscan monarchy. By the late sixth century B.C.E., however, the relationship between Romans and Etruscans had become hostile, and some Romans, including Lucius Junius Brutus began to seek out ways to overthrow the monarchy. ...
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The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Honors Program
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The Honors ProgramBeing in the honors program would be advantageous to my academic experience. This program is highly prestigious on campus because students must satisfy certain requirements to enroll and stay in the program. With the opportunities offered in the program, it is easy to see why many students would ...
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A Study of Meta-Ethics in the Honor Killings of Pakistan
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Meta-ethicsMeta-ethics deals with the foundations of mortality. It is very diverse when it comes to culture, as seen through history. The honor killings in Pakistan will be a topic of discussion during the continuation of this paper. There are four main perspectives of meta-ethics objectivism, cultural relativism, subjective relativism, and ...
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A Reflection on the Social Issue of Transgender Violence and the Honoring of the Annual National Transgender Day of Remembrance on Campus
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Transgender violence is often ignored and many people suffer from that silence. This is why transgender awareness is so crucial to the lives of these men and women who are shamed for not biding to societys strict two-gender system. November 20 is the Annual National Transgender Day of Remembrance and ...
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Leading with Honor: The Leadership of Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., and Abigail Adams
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Leading by Example People with Lives of Honor Reputation is what other people know about you. Honor is what you know about yourself., This quote by Lois McMaster Bujold puts an interesting perspective on the term honor. He points out that honor is something that comes from within. It is ...
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Different Annotated Articles on the Portryal of Prince Hal's Honor in Henry IV
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Topic Does Shakespeare portray Prince Hal as an honorable man in The History of Henry IV?Thesis Toward the beginning of the play, it is unclear whether Prince Hal should be considered an honorable character or not, but throughout the play, it is clear that Hal has many honorable qualities that ...
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Human Condition in the Stories A Passion in the Desert by Honore de Balzac and Love of Life by Jack London
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IntroductionWhen one asks of the human condition, the question is usually about our place in the world. Two stories have different points of view, but point towards the same conclusion. Honore de Balzacs A Passion in the Desert shows that, despite what others might try to say on the matter, ...
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A Study on Honor Killings of Women in Pakistan
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AbstractViolent crimes against women, particularly in Pakistan, has been increasing in the past years. These crimes come in the shape of honor killings. The murder of a family member, usually a woman, by another family member, usually a male member of the family, due to the belief the victim has ...
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DAVID slew Goliath again in the first round of the WA Rally Championship when Tom Wilde and Madelin Kirkhouse won the Kin Kin Rally – in a front-wheel drive 1993 Honda Civic.
It was the first time a two-wheel drive had won a WARC round since rally ace Bob Nicoli did 23 years ago in his Daihatsu Charade.
Also remarkable was that it was Wilde and Kirkhouse's first pairing in a rally.
Veteran John Macara was leading in his Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 7 until Stage 6 when he had an off, and Nic Box, in an Evo IX, had to retire with mechanical problems.
Busselton driver Wilde (29) said he never thought an outright win was possible in his little Civic but was thrilled to take home the silverware.
"It wasn't until about halfway through that I saw the times and thought we had a chance to win both the outright and 2WD categories," he said.
Second outright was Stephen Oxley and Michael Wood in a 2008 Subaru WRX STI, with John O'Dowd and Kenneth Sheil third in another Impreza WRX STi.
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Come for the food…stay for the drinks…leave with the auction items.
The planning committee for Men Who Cook 2012, presented this year by Andy Sanford and Diana Alexander of RBC Wealth Management, is finalizing the details for this year's event, to be held February 18, at Safari Texas in Richmond. The festivities begin at 6:30 p.m., with the Billie Ledbetter Orchestra providing the evening's musical entertainment.
While the tasty temptations of more than 50 celebrity chefs is reason enough to attend, auctioneer-extraordinaire Jeff Council will be on hand to dispense with eight exciting items in the live auction.
Escape to the mountains, spending five nights in Joyce and Tom Zachman's Colorado home. This gorgeous home, nestled in the San Juan Mountains, will accommodate 8 guests with ease.
Rather stay in Texas? Than spending 4 days 3 nights on South Padre Island in Bob and Marcia Vogelsang's beachside condo might be the package for you.
If fishing is your thing, you and two friends will enjoy a voyage from West Matagorda Bay with Walt Wendtland as your expert guide.
Ready to shop till you drop? Six lucky shoppers will be whisked away to enjoy a guided trip to the Original Round Top Antique Fair in March.
If you like to entertain, invite 23 of your friends to enjoy an authentic Cuban Pig Roast at your place.
Have a bigger group to entertain; Jimmy Cantu of Pier 36 will host an evening of appetizers and drinks at Old South Plantation.
Rather have barbecue? Then be the winning bidder to have the award-winning cook team, Passin' Gas, serve you and 49 friends a dinner with all the trimmings served up at the Gurecky Farm in Guy.
Impress your friends when you throw out the first pitch at a Skeeters game. You and 24 friends will enjoy watching the game from an air condition suite, away from the buzzing mosquitoes!
Proceeds from the evening are used to support the creative ideas and classroom projects by Lamar CISD teachers that would otherwise go unfunded. L.E.A.F. also offers scholarship to graduating Lamar CISD students and to paraprofessionals working on their teaching certificates. In 12 years of existence, L.E.A.F. has invested more than $1.45 million into LCISD schools.
Tickets for the gala are $60. For more information regarding L.E.A.F. or to purchase tickets, contact Janice Knight at 832.223.0334.


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Dark Souls PC Version Coming Thanks to Fan Support
It is great to see a community come together and make something happen. In this case bringing one of the best and most brutal games of the past year to the PC.
As we have detailed, Namco Bandai called for fan support for a PC version of Dark Souls and if they got enough, maybe they'd make it. About 2 weeks ago, a German magazine had all but confirmed the success of the 93,000 or so signatures on the Dark Souls PC petition.
Now it appears Namco Bandai was serious. Dark Souls is going to be coming to the PC later this summer; tentatively August. The game will be given a new title for the PC, Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition and will include new content in the form of 2 new boss fights. The rest of the game will be the same with controller support as well as KB+M. There is no official press release yet, but NEOGaf have once again procured the details and the above shot of the cover of PC Action magazine (check out the bottom right).
It is great to see a game company taking action after fans show them there really is the demand for something. The community and Namco Bandai both went about this the right way and we all win in the end.
We will keep you informed when more details are released. Are you going to take the plunge into one of the hardest games recently released?
Image credit: PC Gamer
Sources: PC Gamer and NeoGaf
5 Responses to Dark Souls PC Version Coming Thanks to Fan Support
I have a confession to make me and my friends signed the petition multiple times
*Bottom right.
Looking forward to this, should be good
Great news, been looking forward to a pc version after i tried it on the consolololol at my friend's house.
That's a German magazine.
Whatever I'm so going to buy that game.


text: Addiction Drug Use Marijuana Print How to Tell If Your Teen Is Smoking Pot By Amy Morin, LCSW facebook twitter instagram Amy Morin, LCSW, is a psychotherapist, author of the bestselling book "13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do," and a highly sought-after speaker. Learn about our editorial policy Amy Morin, LCSW Medically reviewed by Medically reviewed by Steven Gans, MD on April 24, 2019 Steven Gans, MD is board-certified in psychiatry and is an active supervisor, teacher, and mentor at Massachusetts General Hospital. Learn about our Medical Review Board Steven Gans, MD Updated on June 24, 2019 More in Addiction Drug Use Marijuana Cocaine Heroin Meth Ecstasy/MDMA Hallucinogens Opioids Prescription Medications Alcohol Use Addictive Behaviors Nicotine Use Coping and Recovery Marijuana is one of the most commonly used drug among teenagers. Yet, many teens don't even consider it to be a drug. Changes in laws regarding medicinal marijuana and recreational use causes many teens to doubt the dangers of marijuana use. A 2018 survey of 12th-grade students found that just over 22 percent of teens said they had smoked marijuana within the past month. Teens continue to report that marijuana is easily accessible and very affordable. Make sure you know the warning signs that could indicate your teen is using marijuana. What Marijuana Looks Like Doug Menuez/Photodisc/Getty Images Marijuana resembles tobacco but can take on several forms. It can be green and brown or grayish in color. It includes the dried leaves, flowers, and stems of the cannabis plant. It may be shredded or crumbled, which is how it looks when it is smoked. Sometimes teens will create a blunt out of a hollowed out cigar filled with marijuana. Teens crumble marijuana and roll it into a cigarette or use a pipe or bong to smoke. Sometimes teens place marijuana in food, like brownies, or make it into a tea. 10 Pictures of Marijuana to Help Identify Different Forms Signs Your Teen Is High Being high on marijuana is unique to the individual, but there are some signs you may notice if your teen has recently smoked pot: Your teen may have red, bloodshot eyes.Your teen could be very giddy or very tired, depending on when they got high.Your teen may be paranoid or anxious.They may get the "munchies" and be hungry for anything they can get their hands on. Mood or Behavior Changes A change in behavior is one of the biggest telltale signs your teen may be using drugs. Regular marijuana use might lead to varying behavior at school, work, changes in attendance in school, or mood swings. Your teen's appearance may change, too. Additionally, it could be that your teen demonstrates a more laid-back or "lazy" demeanor. It's possible they may neglect chores or other activities. However, it's important to remember that the effects of marijuana on an individual vary. It's best not to make the assumption your teen is on drugs until you have further evidence or you are able to have an honest discussion with them about it. Signs of Drug Paraphernalia While it's good practice to give your teen privacy, it's important to remember what your teen is doing is your business. So if you have a reason to suspect your teen is using drugs, it's worth investigating. Be on the lookout for pipes, rolling papers, and baggies with marijuana residue. These items may be hidden in canisters, books, or bottles in your teen's room. Your Teen's Friends Sometimes, parents find out about their teen's marijuana use through their teen's friends. A parent might confide in you that your child's friend was caught smoking marijuana or using drugs. Spending time with friends who use drugs may indicate that your teen could be using drugs as well. It's important to know who is influencing your teen. If you know your teen's friends are smoking, you can use this fact to open up a conversation about what it means to your teen that his/her friends are smoking, which may lead you to discover if your teen is participating as well. Hiding the Evidence Teens who use marijuana, especially around the home, have to be resourceful to mask the smell and hide the evidence. Marijuana has a distinct order and if you have ever smelled it, you'll recognize it again. If you have not, call your local community center or police department and sign up for a D.A.R.E. or parenting class on teen drug use. You may find your teen has taken an interest in incense or air fresheners. Or, they may start using eye drops to mask the redness in their eyes. Drug Tests If you're suspicious your teen may be using marijuana, a home drug testing kit can give you an answer. Available at pharmacies and online drug stores, most kits will test for a variety of drugs, including marijuana. And while positive test results could be a first step in getting your teen help, drug testing your child definitely has some serious risks. It could greatly impair your relationship with your teen. And that could be quite harmful in the long-term. Additionally, at-home drug tests don't detect all drugs. Synthetic drugs, for example, might not show up on a screening even though they can be just as dangerous as other drugs. So think twice about drug testing your teen. Instead, put your energy into creating a healthy relationship that encourages your teen to be honest with you. Again, marijuana use varies per the individual. Behavior changes may come in many different forms, so it is best not to jump to conclusions that your teen is on drugs and to try to communicate with them openly and honestly. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! 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This summer, Angelina will begin working at Exponent in NYC as an associate. Congratulations!
Spencer Hallowell defends his thesis
Next month, Spencer will begin an appointment as a post-doctoral scholar at UMASS Amherst with Prof. Sanjay Arwade. Congratulations Spencer!
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Vahid Valamanesh defends his thesis
Last week, Vahid defended his thesis titled "Probabilistic Hazard Analysis of Extreme Environmental Conditions for Offshore Wind Turbines." Vahid is now working for the research team at AIR Worldwide in Boston. Congrats Vahid!
Congressman Seth Moulton tours the STReSS Lab
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news@Northeastern ran a piece on our hurricane project, following Deepwater Wind's announcement from last week that they are the first U.S. developer to have "Steel in the Water" as part of the U.S.'s first offshore wind farm, which is located off of Block Island in Rhode Island.
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ISO 9001:2015 is the International Standard for quality management. It details the requirements for a quality management system (QMS). Organisations irrespective of size, type, industry or location can use ISO 9001.
Certification bodies give confirmation that an organisation's QMS meets the requirements of the standard by undertaking an independent audit. There are over one million organisations around the world certified to ISO 9001.
The ISO 9000 series of standards, of which ISO 9001 is a member, are based on seven quality management principles. They are:
- QMP 1 – Customer focus.
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Therapy Dog Program
A therapy animal provides affection and comfort to members of the public, typically in facility settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, assisted-living, hospice, shelters, schools, libraries, and physical therapy centers. Therapy animals are not the same as service dogs or emotional support animals.
In therapy classes, you'll learn the basics of animal-assisted therapy, how to know if your pet would be a good therapy animal, what training you and your pet need to be an animal therapy team, and how to get involved in therapy programs around the Twin Cities area.
Prerequisite: Dog must be at least 18 months old and assessed by Instructor during Therapy Animal Overview Seminar – Open to members and non-members – $10 fee and preregistration is required. This seminar is required for any handler who is thinking of starting our Visiting Dog classes. Bring your dog to the seminar if they can walk on a loose leash with many other dogs in the room. Bring lots of treats, no bones. At the end of the seminar, the instructor will individually assess your dog for its skills walking on a loose leash, sit, down, stay, and connection with handler All must be preapproved before entering any of the Visiting Dog classes.This seminar is designed for members of the general public who want to learn more about therapy dog volunteering and the process of becoming a therapy dog team. If you would like to take our therapy dog training classes, this seminar is required.
Level 1 – $130
Level 2 – $120
Level 3 – $80
Membership is required to take classes at TCOTC. Membership fees are $25 for a Single Membership and $35 for a Household Membership. If you are a new member, you will be prompted to choose a membership level upon enrolling for Visiting Dog 1.
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Published on Apr 20, 2016
Ten of the world's top scientists from leading institutions discuss their scientific insights on the problems and potential solutions for Lyme disease.
Senator Richard Blumenthall US Senate Speech
'The cases of Lyme are exploding in number and their severity impacts our economy as well as quality of life for Americans'
Introduced by David Rothman- Lyme Advocate
CDC reported 10 fold increase in the number of cases in 2013.
Dr Neil Spector Cancer researcher talks about implications in organ donation. He had a heart transplant due to undiagnosed Lyme Disease.
'In the era of genomics are we using archaic unreliable methods to test for Lyme?'
Dr William H Robinson Stanford University talks about the need to develop next generation tests that are much more accurate and sensitive to identify people with Borrelia Burgdorferi as well as other tick borne infections.
Dr Safwan Jaradeh Stanford University Neuromuscular and Neurological faculty. 'Nobody seems to think well could it be something like Lyme.'
Dr Brian Fallon Columbia University
Director of the Lyme and Tick-borne diseases research center at Columbia.
says - Lyme can cause many symptoms he talks about a child who manifested with compulsive cycling behaviour and anorexia which was caused by Lyme Disease and with treatment symptoms went away.
Dr Neil Spector goes on to say- 'Over 300000 cases a year I think demands more attention than Zika virus which overnight becomes a W.H.O. global health crisis. So it's not to minimize the problems of Zika but it is saying there are children who are equally suffering with Lyme disease and children who may be through the consequences of Lyme Disease dying and adults dying through consequences of Lyme Disease.
Stand 4 Lyme founder Sherry Cagan and her husband, Laird have joined forces with with Stanford Scientists to pave a medical path to wellness for patients at all stages of Lyme Disease. Stanford collaborative research with Harvard, Johns Hopkins and Columbia Universities.
Dr Philip A Pizzo Stanford University Professor of Microbiology and Immunology
Dr Pizzo appointed the Stanford Lyme Working group a collaborative effort between Stanford researchers and other major universities.
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Dr Nevena Zubcevk Harvard University is working on - ' Testing blood banks for Lyme and co infections' and also clearing up difficulty we are currently having with 'In utero transmission of Lyme'
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March 2019
Members met March 3. There was no meeting in February due to bad weather and sickness. We had our annual Kolin Czech Cemetery meeting on March 2.
The annual shrimp and fish fry is on May 10 at 12:30 p.m.
Our next meetings are July 21 and September 15. On November 17, we will prepare for the Christmas dinner. On December 8, we have the Christmas dinner and meeting at 12:30 p.m.
January 2019
We actually didn't have a meeting in December, but the report on the Christmas dinner and bills were turned into the treasurer.
Members met January 20. We discussed the repair on the outside women's bathroom. When the weather warms, we'll work on changing out all of the fixtures and painting the walls.
We planned to vote on officers at our February 17 meeting.
As soon as the January bank statement clears, Rudy will call Mary and start on the audit.
We thank you for your prayers and well wishes for our president, she is much improved, but still has a long road to recovery.
December 2018
Members met for a Christmas dinner on December 2. We wished all our members a Merry Christmas. Our President is in the hospital, expecting an extended stay due to some serious complications. We ask for your prayers for a speedy recovery.
Rudy Stuchlik cooked a brisket on the pit, and members provided the side dishes and beverages. It was a feast for all to enjoy.
We had planned to give Rose Walker her 75-year membership pin today, but she was unable to attend. James and Mary Layssard took her a plate of food and presented her with the pin. She was so glad to receive it. She asked that I send in a copy of her brother Albert Lockers obituary, as it was never in the Fraternal Herald.
October 2018
Members met October 21.
Members will have Christmas dinner and present a 75-year member with a pin. Rudy will cook the meal and we will all bring covered dishes.
September 2018
Members met on May 20. There was no movie night in June since we had Kid's Day on June 9. We had four vendors inside, a water slide, and jumper. Virgie got change for the sales, bought frozen hamburger patties, buns, hot dogs, condiments, and drinks. Mary baked 100 kolache. Michelle Lowe set up and oversaw the kids games and had someone attend all the rides and jumpers. Patricia Koon ran the kitchen. Virgie sold tickets for the food.
A luncheon for 50 and 75-year members was held on July 15. Rudy cooked a beef clod in the smoker and we all brought covered dishes. Virgie brought cake, tea, and ice. We also bought fold up picnic tables for people who wanted to eat outside.
Members met August 19. Reports were read.
Members met September 16. We are in the process of repainting our hall and making a few other repairs. So far we have had two work days. Volunteers were Ken Vonesh, Virgie Frank, Mary Layssard, Pam Frederick, Heath Frederick, Kori Chelette, and Patricia Koon. We are so grateful for the younger workers who showed up the first day. The second day was a Monday and they all had to work at their own jobs.
A wedding was scheduled at the hall on October 6.
July 2018
We congratulated our four 50 and 75-year membership pin recipients, Nancy Stuchlik, Linda Stuchlik, Ginger Voorhies, and Gloria Stuchlik Graves. Rose Locker Walker is our 75-year recipient. All were acknowledged at a celebration on July 28, with Rose and Linda unable to attend. There was a nice dinner and cake. Attendees brought covered dishes. Rudy Stuchlik cooked a shoulder clod provided by the lodge.
June 2018
Members met April 15. A donation was made to the Czech Cemetery in memory of Leonard Wallmuth.
Michelle reported on our April 13 movie night. We had 10 adults, 12 children, and 5 members attend. A few more are coming every time. On May 11, we had free pizza, drinks, and popcorn for all while showing Ferdinand.
On May 5, we had our annual shrimp and fish fry.
Kid's Day was held on June 5th. Activities included a giant water slide, a jumper, baby pool, and sprinkler for the small children, venders, homemade kolache, and other baked goods for sale. We sold hamburgers, hotdogs, drinks, and water. There was a fee of $5 for the day, and two and under were free.
April 2018
Members met April 15. A donation was made to the Czech Cemetery in memory of Leonard Wallmuth.
We had movie night on April 13 with 10 adults, 12 children, and 5 members. A few more are showing up every time. For our movie night on May 11, we had free pizza, drinks, and popcorn. We showed the movie Ferdinand.
On May 5, members had our annual shrimp and fish fry.
On June 5, we had a kid's day. Activities included a giant water slide, a jumper, baby pool, and sprinkler for the very small children. We had venders, homemade kolache, and other baked goods for sale. Hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks, and water were sold. We charged a fee of $5 for the day, and two and under were free.
March 2018
Members met on March 18. Michelle suggested we schedule another movie night since the first one was a success. A new restaurant called Cookies was going to donate some cookies and snack trays for the kids.
The election of officers was held and there were no changes.
Amanda Evans suggested we have a fun day with water slides and a few other games for kids on a Saturday. She will check into cost of the equipment and report back at the next meeting. This would be good for June.
A movie night was held April 13 with free hot dogs, popcorn, drinks, and cookies from Cookies.
We will pay Amanda Evans to clean the hall periodically to insure it is the best shape when rented.
February 2018
Members met on February 18. We discussed our free movie night on March 10, where we showed Despicable Me 3. We printed 550 posters for the school and local stores in the area. It was free to the public with popcorn, hotdogs, and drinks provided.
Members volunteered to clean the Czech Cemetery on March 10. We provided beverages, donuts, and kolache with sausage when the work was done.
January 2018
Our Christmas dinner was held December 3. We decorated the hall and had a dinner of brisket and sausage prepared by James Layssard.
Members met January 21. A thank-you note was read from the Shafazek family for our participation in their memorial dinner for Ms. Betty.
Vice President Michelle Lowe suggested we have a free movie night once a month for the children in the community. We would provide popcorn, hot dogs, and drinks. Michelle will get posters printed for distribution. The first movie night was March 10.
We were not able to give our throws to nursing homes at Christmas, but we plan to do so soon.
Our meetings are the third Sunday of every month at 4 p.m. except June which was switched to June 10. Meeting dates are March 18, April 15, May 5 (fish & shrimp fry), May 20, June 10, July 15 (dinner and 50 and 75-year member recognition), August 19, September 16, October 6 (Oktoberfest), October 21, November 18, and December 1 (Christmas dinner).
Call 877-935-2467 to speak with a Western Fraternal Life Representative.


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We might have just located the perfect bag for Lady Gaga, or Cersei from Game of Thrones – the Defender Go Safe bag. This portable Anti-theft bag is ideal for protecting your 15″ laptop, iPad, or just about anything you put into it. So why did I mention Lady Gaga or Cersi? Well just look at it! Its exterior features a metal armor that is reminiscent of the chain mail armor worn by medieval warriors.
Plus, the handle that the bag uses is actually a four-dial combination lock. The bag consists of four layers of protection – the outer metal shell, a slash resistant layer, a water resistant layer, and a protective liner.
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The Go Safe will retail for $49.99 and be available from Homedics sometime in September or October.