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We are the leading semiconductor technology company in China, specializing in the storage of products
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We are a professional team
Our members have many years of computer storage expertise and have the advantage of r&d, production, procurement and sales in DRAM and FLASH fields.
We are a dedicated team
We believe that only focus can make us more professional, and over the years, we have focused on the DRAM and FLASH storage areas, hard or smooth, and never wavered.
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Here is a list of the coaching and managing jobs that Aaron Boone has held in the time between the end of his playing career in 2009 and being named yesterday as the Yankees' new manager:
Well, at least there is nothing overtly embarrassing on that list. One really has to wonder if Boone would have even been a longshot candidate for the job if he had not hit a fairly famous home run 14 years ago. I like this decision. Keep up the good work, Cashman.

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Specializing in apple and pear wines, and an awesome cherry port. ("ÆppelTreow" is Old English for "apple tree" and "apple truth")
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A winery on slopes overlooking the Wisconsin River. The views and the wine are both enjoyable.
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An elegant tasting room in historic downtown Utica, Illinois
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Financial Management (graded)
What are some of the most
important financial management decisions? Can you provide some real-life
Business Ethics (graded)
Do you believe that the firmâs
social responsibilities conflict with the ultimate goal of shareholderâs wealth
maximization? Consider issues such as the protection of the environment and the
creation of jobs.
Week 2 discussions
Time Value of Money (graded)
Why does money have a time value?
Can you provide at least one real-life scenario in which you can apply the
concept of âtime value of money?â
Loans and Interest Rates (graded)
What is the difference between the
annual percentage rate (APR) and the effective annual rate (EAR)? Which rate do
you believe is more relevant for financial decisions and why?
Week 3 discussions
Bond Valuation & Risk (graded)
What are some of the most
important risks associated with bonds?
Stock Valuation (graded)
How do dividends impact the value
of a share of stock? Are there any instances in which companies should not pay
Week 4 discussions
Capital Budgeting (graded)
What are some examples of
incremental project cash flows?
Project Risk (graded)
What factors increase the
riskiness of a project?
Week 5 discussions
Basics of Risk (graded)
What is the difference between systematic and
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Measuring Risk (graded)
What are some statistical measures of risk and what
type of risk do they measure?
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Alice Harrold Lee Vaughn, 85, of Charlotte, NC, daughter of the late Early G. Lee and wife Alice of Asheville, NC, died peacefully on Saturday, September 14, 2019. She was predeceased by her husband Vernon A. Vaughn, Jr. ("Buddy"), son Lee Harrold Vaughn, and his wife Carla Liske Vaughn of Bristol, TN. She is survived by a sister, Elizabeth Lee Boyd of Kingsport, TN, son Vernon A. Vaughn, III, and his wife Mary Matthews Vaughn, of Gastonia, NC, son Stevenson Marchant Vaughn, and his wife Caroline Lundy Vaughn of Charlotte, NC; her grandchildren Elizabeth Vaughn Edwards and husband Henry Duke Edwards, Sarah Garland Vaughn, Charlotte Lee Vaughn, Benjamin Reilly Vaughn, Allen Stevenson Vaughn, and Anne Lee Vaughn.
She is a graduate of Lee Edwards High School in Asheville, NC, with a business degree from the Women's College of North Carolina (now UNC-Greensboro). After working for Dr. William Friday at WC after college, she married Buddy, a native of Greensboro, in August 1957. She was active at Christ Episcopal Church, a former president of the Friends of the Mint Museum, chairman of the Mint Museum Home and Garden Tour, and the Mint Museum Auxiliary. She was also a member of the Wing Haven board, First Families of Virginia, Jamestown Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, and the Charlotte Country Club.
Harrold was a stickler for tradition who ensured that all family gatherings were lovingly planned. She was a voracious reader and traveler who loved all things Britain. She loved her Wing Haven group travels to France, Italy, Scandinavia, and the British Isles. She was an avid gardener who could identify all plants and trees. She loved farmer's markets and fresh flowers. She grew up watching football on Saturdays with her daddy, who played at Wake Forest. This would later translate into 2 original Panther PSL's. She was part mountain and part beach, cherishing her Asheville roots and enjoying summers at Pawley's Island and Oak Island with family and friends. Her dogs Davidson, Freddie, and Brighton were members of the family. Her spaghetti, Chicken Divan, and fried chicken were unparalleled. She woke up and got her family to church every Sunday. The 8-track tape player in her station wagon played the Eagles, Doobie Brothers, and Elton John. She met lots of interesting folks along the way, even touring guests Romare Bearden and Martha Stewart around Charlotte for the Mint Museum. She had a wonderful life and made a difference.
The family would like to thank the staff at Southminster for their love and care of Harrold the past 6 years. She will be interred in the Christ Church Memorial Garden alongside Buddy, Lee, Carla, and many dear friends. A memorial service will be held at Christ Church on Friday, September 20th at 10am, followed by a reception in the Blue Room. Memorials may be made to Wing Haven or the Christ Church Memorial Garden.
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The transition to serving bigger customers has presented challenges to e-commerce leader blur (LON:BLUR) but it looks to be paying off.
The company told investors it is continuing to gain new business from enterprise customers, with retailers Argos and Tesco the latest blue-chip companies to kick off projects via the blur 4.0 business services platform.
The retailers joined other big name customers making use of the crowd-sourcing model via blur's platform, such as Regus, Danone and Amazon.
The Exeter-based company also revealed a products innovation company has started two new development projects worth in excess of US$500,000, further demonstrating blur's capability for handling large value projects.
"There is a lot of excitement at blur right now as we see the uptake of the platform increasing with bigger blue chip companies becoming a regular occurrence," said Stephen Harvey, the group's chief financial officer.
"New customers, new large value projects and new partners all confirm that buying services online leads to doing business better," he proclaimed.
Broker N+1 Singer believes that mid-sized projects from blue-chip customers are providing to be the sweet spot for the group.
The automation and analytics provided by the platform handle these types of projects well and the blue-chip backing means it is highly likely there will be many more projects to come through if the experience is good – which it almost invariably is, blur's house broker said.
All businesses seem to be after recurring revenue these days and blur is no different, N+1 Singer asserts, adding that repeat projects tend to be "light touch and highly profitable".
"We remain confident about the group's prospects and believe it remains on track to deliver against market expectations. We expect the group to deliver very strong revenue growth, driven by continued momentum and a proportion of revenue being recognised from earlier period bookings," N+1 Singer said.
Based on the broker's forecasts, blur should move to profitability within two year and N+1 Singer maintains there are very few companies in the market that have the potential to grow as much as blur as the services-commerce pioneer "harnesses the positive network effects of its platform".
Shares were up 10.2% at 73.8p in lunch-time trading.


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Kylie spurs U17's to victory
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Charlton played their first fixtures in the Female Development Programme on Saturday versus Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur U17's 1 Charlton Athletic U17's 3
A brace from Kylie Manktelow and a goal from Kit Graham saw the U17's kick off the season with a win.
Both teams created chances in the opening period with Tottenham having slightly more possession. It was the Addicks who opened the scoring after some fine play down the right flank saw the ball delivered to Kit Graham who slotted the ball home from the edge of the area.
On the half hour Charlton went 2-0 up as Kylie Manktelow fired in a superb goal.
Tottenham came out after the interval looking for an early breakthrough and pulled a goal back after just five minutes despite the best efforts of keeper Abbey Carey.
After conceding an early goal the Addicks pressed forward, creating more chances and playing some good flowing football. Their efforts were rewarded after 70 minutes as Manktelow fired home another excellent goal.
The Addicks continued to take the game to Spurs and were unlucky when a fourth goal was disallowed with 10 minutes to go.
Team: Abbey Carey, Holly Learmouth, Alice Singyard, Emily Symonds, Sophie Davis, Kylie Manktelow, Kit Graham, Lorraine Embleton, Charlotte Wakefield, Isobel Hunter, Mayla Felicien.
Charlton Athletic U15's 3 Tottenham Hotspur U15's 3
The first game of the season was a tough one with Tottenham looking big and strong. The first 25mins started of well with Charlton getting awarded a penalty when Megan Speaight was tripped in the area. Katie Peers stepped up and smashed the ball into the back of the net to put Charlton 1-0 up. After taking the lead Charlton conceded minutes after disappointingly with a mix up in the box making it 1-1.
We started off very poor in the second 3rd letting in an early goal to give Tottenham a 2-1 lead when a soft shot somehow found the back of the net. Then Tottenham went 3-1 up with another defensive mistake. Tottenham missed some very good chances to even extend their lead.
The U15's had to improve in the last 3rd to get anything out of the game. Katie Peers gave Charlton a lifeline when she scored a screamer with her left foot from 30 yards out. Charlton started playing better and getting the ball down and passing it. With 5 minutes left Charlton found the equaliser where Benny Pambani made a good run and found herself 1v1 with the goalkeeper and slotted the ball home. In a entertaining game Charlton were lucky to go away with a 3-3 drew but the girls never gave up and took their chances.
Player of the Match - Benny Pambani.
The other Charlton Results were
Tottenham U13's 5 Charlton U13's 0
Charlton U11's 4 Tottenham U11's 2 (Beth Smith 2, Rachel Minova & Phoebe Edwards)
Charlton U11's manager, Ben Kirk, was so pleased with the performance off his side, that he was unable to separate the players and pick the Player of the Match.
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Noodles Umeboshi noodles @ JR Fukushima
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I had something to do in Umeda on Sunday, so I came after a long time!
I was going to go to another house.
I think it's closed on Sundays, so hurry off at Hanshin Fukushima station
It's a one minute walk.
It was close to the opening hours and I immediately put it in the shop on Sunday in the business district.
Umeboshi Noodles (plateful)
This umeboshi is very sweet and soft umeboshi with a slightly sour feeling.
It spreads the feeling and sweetness of a refreshing umeboshi when I apply it to the SAG.
Because I like it well, I think that it is good here occasionally.
I think that I wrote noodles before, but it is a feeling that the fragrance is not felt strong up there by the noodle which has the waist.
The char siu is soft and delicious.
I forgot to put black seven taste today. I was going to put an accent in the last one, but…;)
I put the soup discount, and the hot soup discount was completed when I turned on the baked stone
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This is the time to be worried about rice vinegar.
It's the noodles.
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James Spader never lets you think that he's not really, really hot - and you go along with this despite yourself that's the gospel according to my.
Nov 27, Explore dramaqueen4jc's board "The Very Sexy James Spader" on Pinterest. See more ideas about James spader, James spader blacklist and.
No one talks about how enormously popular he is as an actor but I don't know of anyone who doesn't love James Spader. And his list of roles runs the gamut.


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The foundation will hold events themed on our discussion papers as well as in areas of interest to Helen Clark in her international advocacy work. These will include seminars, guest speakers and discussion panels. Our events are aimed to anyone interested in the issues covered – students, policymakers, NGOs and businesses should all feel welcome. We are interested to hear from partners who may wish to cohost or otherwise participate in these events.
Upcoming Events
YES Vote in the Cannabis Referendum
The Helen Clark Foundation and the New Zealand Drug Foundation are excited to host the Global Commission on Drug Policy for an event on the cannabis referendum, featuring:
- Louise Arbour, Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
- Juan Manuel Santos, Former President of Colombia and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
- Geoff Gallop, Former Premier of Western Australia
- Rt Hon Helen Clark, Former Prime Minister and UNDP Administrator
An online panel is being hosted at 11am on Wednesday 12 August.
ASH and The Helen Clark Foundation
We are co-hosting an online conversation to mark the 30th anniversary of the Smoke-Free Environments Act, along with Action for Smokefree 2025. Holly Walker (Deputy Director, Helen Clark Foundation) will be interviewing Rt Hon Helen Clark and Emeritus Professor Robert Beaglehole.
The online conversation will be held at 11:30am on Friday 28 August.
Past Events
Shouting Zeros and Ones
Our Executive Director Kathy Errington participated in an event at Techweek on 29 July, along with her co-contributors to the book. In her chapter, Kathy writes about reducing online harm, The Christchurch Principles, and interviews Anjum Rahman.
In conjunction with Bridget Williams Books and Auckland University of Technology, the panel discussion covered three topics from the book Shouting Zeros and Ones (edited by our skilled web manager Andrew Chen!), a BWB Text released in August 2020.
The panel featured Dr. David Hall (moderator), Curtis Barnes, Anjum Rahman, Kathy Errington, and Donna Cormack discussing the spread of disinformation, reducing online harm, and Māori data sovereignty.
Media Coverage:
The Spinoff: On the internet, freedom for some never means freedom for all
Cannabis referendum, the case for a YES vote
Despite almost 55 years of prohibition, cannabis is still New Zealand's most widely used illicit drug. We held a webinar co-hosted on 8 July with the NZ Drug Foundation covering the health, social, and criminal justice impacts of legalisation. We also released new poll results, and looked at the impact of cannabis in New Zealand and overseas.
Our panellists were:
Rt Hon Helen Clark, Patron of the Helen Clark Foundation, and Commissioner at the Global Commission on Drug Policy.
Steve Rolles, Senior Policy Analyst, Transform Drug Policy Foundation, United Kingdom
Dr Hinemoa Elder, Youth forensic psychiatrist and member of the Māori Advisory Committee of the Centre for Brain Research
Alone Together Report Launch
Over the past months the world has changed rapidly around us, and as we work to rebuild our society and our economy we need a bold new direction for Aotearoa New Zealand – one that focuses on the wellbeing of all in society.
On Wednesday 24 June 2020, we hosted a panel discussion moderated by Kathy Errington (Executive Director of The Helen Clark Foundation) with Rt. Hon Helen Clark (patron of The Helen Clark Foundation), Hayley Fitchett (General Manager Master Planning and Placemaking – Kāinga Ora), David Symons (Global Future Ready Lead – WSP), Carinnya Feaunati (Architect – WSP), Holly Walker (Deputy Director and WSP Fellow – The Helen Clark Foundation).
We discussed what it will take to create community connection and eliminate loneliness in a post-COVID-19 world.
COVID-19 Webinars
Friday 8 May, 11am
Alone together: Holly Walker on loneliness in Aotearoa New Zealand
Holly Walker, our Deputy Director, has been busy researching loneliness in Aotearoa New Zealand, and what we can do about it. We held a webinar with Holly where she shared insights from her research, her time in politics, and answered questions from members. Holly was in conversation with Marianne Elliot, co-director of The Workshop, co-founder of ActionStation, researcher, writer, and former international human rights lawyer.
Wednesday 13 May, 11.30am
Helen Clark on the global response to COVID-19
Helen discussed the global response to COVID-19 and the implications of the pandemic for our future, in conversation with Holly Walker.
Thursday 4 June, 12PM
China after COVID-19: A conversation with Anna Fifield facilitated by Helen Clark
From all angles, China is critical to the global response to Covid-19, from the emergence of the virus there, to its government's domestic response, to the future of the global economy and international relations. Washington Post Beijing bureau chief Anna Fifield was in conversation with former Prime Minister and UNDP Administrator Helen Clark about China's unique position in global affairs at this pivotal moment as well as the role of journalism in the post-pandemic future.
Seminar Recording
Somewhere to Live – Exploring solutions to the housing affordability crisis in Aotearoa New Zealand
We proudly launched our new report on the housing affordability crisis, authored by Dr. Jenny McArthur (University College London). She presented a seminar in Auckland on 14 February 2020 at AUT about her research paper. The paper discusses the root causes of our housing affordability crisis, and proposes a package of solutions to disrupt the speculative investment cycle, safely lower housing prices, and boost alternative housing provision to meet diverse needs.
Engaged Communities: How community-led development can increase civic participation
Business and Economic Research Limited (BERL) and the Helen Clark Foundation are excited to announce our partnership with the launch of a new report on the role of local government in enabling engaged communities. We held a seminar in Wellington on 9 December 2019, where there was great discussion and networking between local government and stakeholders.
Informed and engaged communities are central to a healthy democratic society, and local government has a critical role to play. Community engagement should be about building relationships, encouraging civic participation and community involvement. It should be about interactions and connections, getting everyone involved, and acknowledging and acting on local expertise. Effective community engagement should be about the process as much as it is about the results.
The Helen Clark Foundation Wellington Launch Event
The foundation held a launch reception on 5 September at Wharewaka in Wellington from 5-7 pm. Photos are available here!
A Conversation on Cannabis Law Reform
A seminar was held on 4 September at AUT – the seminar was booked out within 7 hours of registerations opening! The event featured a conversation between Chlöe Swarbrick and Helen Clark, facilitated by THCF Executive Director Kathy Errington.
Cannabis use is a reality in New Zealand. Despite almost 55 years of prohibition, it is New Zealand's most widely used illicit drug. Evidence shows that up to 80% of New Zealanders will use cannabis at least once before they turn 21. New Zealand could, like a growing number of other jurisdictions, face the reality of widespread use and legalise it and place appropriate regulation around use and supply. Next year, New Zealand will have the chance to make a historic decision on that.
Seminar livestream recording: https://youtu.be/ia0X4_fVafY
We also co-hosted a Parliamentary Symposium and the Unify Rally alongside the New Zealand Drug Foundation, with Rt Hon Helen Clark speaking at both events.
Seminar Recording
Getting to Carbon Zero – How can the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Help?
A seminar was held on 8 May at AUT – over a hundred people attended (with registrations reaching capacity within five days)! The event featured a panel discussion, with Rt Hon Helen Clark, Dr. David Hall, and Dr. Jo Spratt, facilitated by Executive Director Kathy Errington.
In 2015, United Nations (UN) Member States adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals — a universal call to action to eradicate poverty, promote global prosperity, foster peace, and protect the environment by 2030. But do they work? How can they be used to get us to Carbon Zero?
Media Coverage:
Te Waha Nui
The Role of Green Hydrogen in Getting to Carbon Zero
A seminar was held on 3 April at AUT, which was full and attracted attendees from industry, council, government, and private individuals. The research paper that the seminar was based on is available online here.
Media Coverage:
The Spinoff, Science Media Centre
The Helen Clark Foundation Official Launch Event
The foundation held a launch reception on 21 March at AUT from 5-7 pm. Photos are available here!
Speeches (Text):
Patron: Helen Clark
Executive Director: Kathy Errington
Media Coverage:
TVNZ Breakfast, The AM Show, The Project, Twitter


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Shonda Rhines at the Dove Self Esteem Town Hall at Los Angeles County of Education on October 2, 2019. Photo: Courtesy of Dove
On a mild-weathered Wednesday evening, I traveled toward Downey, Calif., to visit the Los Angeles County of Education and was swept with an immense sense of pride.
As I awaited the esteemed panel to take the stage, I couldn't help but smile at the sea of beautiful black girls coiffed in different hairstyles—braids, twists, afro puffs, cornrows, afros, bushy ponytails, sleekly straight wraps—who sat in eager anticipation, as well.
That panel was brought to us by Dove, through the CROWN (Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair) Coalition, whose "mission is to advance efforts to end hair discrimination and to create a more equitable and inclusive beauty experience for black women and girls." For its initiative, Dove has partnered with Color Of Change, Western Center on Law and Poverty and the National Urban League.
The evening consisted of a Dove Self-Esteem Town Hall and Workshop. Shonda Rhimes (also known as the woman who currently has proprietorship of Thursday nights in primetime television), Unilever Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer (North America) Esi Eggleston Bracey, California State Senator Holly Mitchell (30th Senate District) and Color of Change Program Director Janaya 'Future' Khan joined four real students who have faced hair discrimination—Faith Fennidy, Tyrelle Davis, Deanna Cook and Mya Cook.
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In addition to the young girls recounting stories of public embarrassment, punishments and every other ridiculous rule not related to their education, the interactive panel was filled with candid discussions about anti-blackness, haircare, the importance of self-worth, self-esteem and more.
Can We Live? California Becomes the Latest to Propose a Bill to End Hair Discrimination
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"Women need to look like women look real life," Rhimes stated firmly during the panel.
Dove Self-Esteem Town Hall with Shonda Rhimes, Esi Eggleston Bracey, Senator Holly Mitchell, Janaya 'Future' Khan, Faith Fennidy, Tyrelle Davis, Deanna and Mya Cook.Photo: Courtesy of Dove
Unfortunately, I didn't get to take part in the workshop, but the scheduling conflict was fortunate—I got to sit down with Rhimes for an intimate one-on-one chat!
As a creator, Rhimes has certainly contributed to that "realness" of a black woman's hair. Whether it was the epic moment Viola Davis's Annalise Keating took off her wig before bed on How To Get Away With Murder, or the unforgettable hostage photo of Kerry Washington's natural 'do when Olivia Pope was kidnapped on Scandal. As someone who is referred to as Dove's Chief Storyteller, I wanted to ask Rhimes when she saw herself on television, particularly when it came to hair.
"Vanessa Huxtable was not always perfectly pressed," Rhimes recalled, referring to The Cosby Show sibling portrayed by Tempestt Bledsoe. "It was not always well-done; sometimes it's sticking out a little bit, [and] it felt real. And then you had the sisters who had much more perfect [hair]—Rudy had her little braids. But Vanessa felt like me."
"That was exciting to see—watching television, that image was good—to see somebody who you related to, who looked like you," Rhimes continued. "Over time, there have been a few of those images for girls. I don't think that there were a ton. Now, I think that there are more. I don't know that they're teenage girls, but I see a lot of women who are like that. I think there are some shows coming out where you're starting to see young women who definitely are more representative. And that's exciting, too."
Growing up, Rhimes never considered herself to be a "beauty product girl," but she also coveted beloved hairstyles on media stars, especially Whitney Houston (about whom she chuckled as she recounted the time in college she found out Whitney was wearing a wig and was "devastated"). As for her own hair journey, Rhimes said she's tried "every different hairstyle you could possibly imagine." And as the mother of three girls, she knows the importance of young girls being affected by the images they ingest in different facets of media.
"I think it's tough out there now," Rhimes noted. "Kids are bombarded with images in ways that we just never were. So, there's things that I'm not even sure I know about that are coming at our kids. I'm trying to create a world in which they're seeing images of themselves as much as possible…women who are beautiful, in the dolls they play with, in the books they read, in the shows they can see—they don't get to watch a lot of television, but that's important—what comes into their house and the images that they're allowed to see. They need to see those images and see those women and understand that that's what beauty is, too."
As someone who has "always been a boss," Rhimes makes sure that sense of beauty is also reflected in her office at Shondaland. That's right, won't be any hair discrimination microaggressions in her world. Shondaland is a safe space.
"There are women in our office who have all kinds of hairstyles," Rhimes beamed. "And I like that everybody feels free to wear their hair however they want and to be whoever they want in our office. It feels good to me. I did, one day, look around and think to myself, 'I don't think I've ever seen an office where this has happened.'"
As Sen. Mitchell noted, there are only two states in the U.S. (California and New York) that have deemed hair discrimination race-based and thus illegal, as it is determined to be a protected class. California's law will go into effect in January 2020. Of course, the fight continues as administrators work to implement the illegality of hair discrimination on the federal level.
Since Wednesday's panel was focused on actionable change, I will end by urging you to sign the petition to help pass The CROWN Act as well as download this template letter to address to your respective legislators.
Source: https://theglowup.theroot.com/vanessa-huxtables-hair-was-not-always-perfectly-pressed-1838772147


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Leadership Excellence in Handling Pressure & Stress
This highly participative seminar will help you to develop your leadership skills to lead others in times of pressure, stress and crisis You will obtain the latest insights into what make a leader able to manage themselves and others during times of crisis. By applying these leadership skills to the tasks and challenges you face in your work, you will begin to experience breakthroughs you never thought possible.
The Goals:
This seminar aims to enable participants to achieve the following objectives:
- Build and develop leadership skills for handling pressure.
- Gain confidence to cope with stress.
- Become familiar with how the different personality styles respond to stress and pressure and identify your personal style in coping with stress.
- Develop leadership skills for managing crisis.
- Learn how to lead others during times of crisis.
The Process:
The seminar will combine presentations with interactive practical exercises, supported by video materials, activities and case studies Delegates will be encouraged to participate actively in relating the principles of stress management to the particular needs of their workplace.
The Benefits:
- Understand and better appreciate the importance of managing stress.
- Learn how to cultivate a positive mindset for in times of pressure.
- Practice creative leadership for handing crisis.
The Results:
- Discover how to handle crisis in the organization
- Implement creative leadership for leading others in times of stress
- Develop the creative potential of others during times of crisis
The Core Competencies:
Participants will develop the following competencies:
- Implement leadership skills to manage crisis with confidence.
- Use effective communication to lead others during times of great pressure.
- Help your team find creative solutions to workplace difficulties & challenges.
- Enhance your leadership skills and improve your abilities to cope with stress.
- Learn how to challenge assumptions and perceptions about stressful situations.
- Return to work with leadership practices to handle pressure.
The Programme Content:
Day One:
Personal Leadership Skills for Handling Pressure & Stress:
- Stress and its effects on the body, mind and spirit.
- Holistic response to stress.
- Relationship between mind and body.
- Personality styles and response to stress.
- Understanding Introvert and Extravert responses to stress.
Day Two:
Enhancing Communication Skills in Times of Stress:
- Passive & aggressive responses.
- Assertive communication during stressful times.
- Managing conflicts during times of stress.
- Giving and receiving criticisms during stressful moments.
- Resolving conflicts constructively during times of pressure.
Day Three:
Leading with Confidence During Challenging Times:
- Coping with sudden change.
- Leading others during sudden changes.
- Recognizing the symptoms of short term and long term effects of stress.
- Motivating yourself and others under pressure.
- Building confidence during stressful times.
Day Four:
Improving Leadership Effectiveness in Managing Crisis:
- Crisis management skills.
- Recognizing opportunities for change in a crisis.
- Helping the team look for creative opportunities.
- Practicing creative leadership in facing a crisis.
- Removing blocks to creative solutions in a crisis.
Day Five:
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- Training and developing employees to handle stress and pressure.
- Stress handling techniques for you and your employees.
- Helping the team to see the positive side of change in the workplace.
- Implementing creative problem solving skills for your team when facing crisis.
- Developing a personal action plan.
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April 2017 Dear Parishioners, One of the most famous pieces of Choral Music is Handel's Messiah. I'm sure we all know parts of it even if we don't know it all – the shout of Hallelujah in the chorus of the same name being the most famous. I think Jenner who put together the sections of the Bible to tell the story of Jesus was exceedingly clever and the text he gave Handel to set to music tells of Jesus' birth, his purpose, his death and resurrection and ultimately his recognition as the Messiah, the anointed one, the one that God was going to send to save the world. On Palm Sunday at 6.30pm there will be a performance of selected pieces from part 2 and 3. We are not singing any of Part 1 which covers the birth and intent of Jesus, but start from John the Baptist's words Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. It was John saying to his disciples – Look – there he is, come and see/listen to what it is all about. And that is my invitation - Come and see/hear the story of Jesus' mission and passion in the music of Handel. We have two soloists
joining us from away - Alan Fairs (of Glyndebourne fame) and Jon Weller (from Hereford who sang for us last year), - along with three locals, Annette Blyth, Linda Bayliss and Philippa Alexander, splendid soloists, all! The goodly choir is composed of those who normally sing in church, and those who want to join in on this occasion. Then on Easter Sunday the church will be decorated with flowers and the service at 11am will be filled with celebration as we join with the church across the world to say "HE IS RISEN!". If you are a confirmed member of the Church this is one of the 3 days in the year to come and make your communion and that forms the foundation of the Christian Faith. (The other two are Christmas and Pentecost or Whit Sunday – although in this rural neck of the woods it is often Harvest that people make as their third large celebration). After Easter we look forward to Rogation Sunday – this year it is Sunday 21st May at 10.30am and we will be the guests of Oakfields Farm in Kingsland (thanks to the Vaughan Family for agreeing to host this ). Then the wedding season
begins and hopefully we look forward to enjoying a good Summer with all the social occasions that brings our way! We have been grateful to Jean Barbour and her team for organising a bridge drive in the Coronation Hall in March which brought in a much needed £600 for the church coffers (Jos, Pam and Heather in the kitchen and Janet and Lynn front of house). Even the vicar was tempted to play and managed to get a prize for the score closest to zero. The annual meeting will be held in Church on April 23rd at 11.30am after the morning service (which begins at 10.30 am) and it is an opportunity to say thank you to all those who hold responsibility in the church – our churchwardens and PCC and for those who are on the electoral roll to make their vote count! Janet Boydell looks after the electoral roll and if you feel that this is your church and you wish to be on the roll I will let you have a form for her. Onward and upwards Julie
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Weobley Theatre Goers Billy Elliot was a huge success – a wonderfully moving piece of theatre with amazing dancing from the young Billy Elliot, who received a well-deserved standing ovation. We are now looking forward to going to Funny Girl on 10th May. Strangely (to me!) only 16 people booked for this show, which is now a complete sell-out on the afternoon we are going and an extra performance has been added to the run in Birmingham. This will be the end of this season, but a few tickets are still available for War Horse and Crazy For You, which are booked for the autumn. We shall be going to War Horse on Thursday 19th October to see the 2.30 performance at the Bristol Hippodrome, leaving Bell Square, Weobley
at 10.00am, which should give you nearly 2 hours to have lunch or walk around the area. Cost will be £63 including the coach to be paid before 18th May. And we are going to sew Crazy For You, starring Tom Chambers at Cardiff Millennium Theatre on Thursday 7th September leaving Bell Square, Weobley, at 10.00 for the matinée at 2.30pm. "High energy, high kicking and gloriously glamorous, Crazy For You is the ultimate feel-good musical with a fabulous score from the Gershwin brothers' songbook. Mistaken identities, plot twists, heartbreak, happiness and a wealth of memorable tunes, including I Got Rhythm, They Can't Take That Away From Me, Nice Work If You Can Get It and Embraceable You. Top Hat star Chambers plays the stage-mad son of a wealthy banker family who is given the task of closing a theatre in Nevada." All
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Easter Lilies Please remember that if you would like to sponsor a lily in memory of a loved one or to celebrate a special occasion, forms are available from the back of the Church or at the Post Office and should be completed by April 7th at the latest (to give time for ordering the lilies). Please return the form to me (01568 708479) or post it through the Rectory letter box. Sponsored Lilies will be used to decorate the church on Easter Sunday. Pam Smith
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Spring forward This time last year we were singing the praises of spring and it seems a year later there is no change. It's hard not to be in awe of our local surroundings here in Herefordshire as we watch the new lambs finding their feet and hedgerows bouncing back into life – we can even ignore the odd spring shower or in recent weeks the sleet storms! To encourage as much wildlife back to our site as possible, we hope to reap the rewards of biodiversity work we carried out last year. Following our ecology report undertaken in 2015, we made a big push to introduce and improve existing habitats at the end of autumn, holding our annual Biodiversity Big Day Out which we hope to repeat this year with more local primary schools. As mentioned last year, we discovered a colony of red-tailed bees so a large part of our biodiversity event was spent getting muddy and planting wildflowers along the bumblebee banks around site. Now our bumblebee banks are flourishing - full of daffodils and snowdrops, our trees are full of bird feeders and our bug hotels are full of creepy crawlies. Next on the list is our hedgehog house – we just need to wait until the current resident has ended his winter slumber. To keep up to date with all the biodiversity goings on, or to read the latest sustainability and responsibility report, visit our website: kingspaninsulation.co.uk/Sustainability.
AN EVENING WITH Roy Massey MBE Organist emeritus of Hereford cathedral
St Mary's Church, Dilwyn Saturday, 6th May, 2017 7.30 pm
Tickets to include refreshments: £10 Available from:
Jane Hawkesley 01544318007 Anthea Alexander 07747 025077 All Proceeds to St Mary's Dilwyn
Betty Lister Is organising a
Bingo in aid of the W. I. Coronation Hall Saturday 8th April Doors open 6.30pm Eyes Down 7.30 pm
Project update March 2017 Donations Request We have now heard from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) and, not unexpectedly, are being asked to resubmit our bid. One thing we must do is raise some money ourselves which we estimate to be between £5,000 and £10,000 to strengthen our bid. We already have £1,000 pledged and are looking into some local trusts. As we still need to keep the project relatively low key until the archeology is completed, we are asking for pledges from our supporters first. This money will go towards four specialised, outdoor history interpretation panels to be located at key points including Kingsland Church and the MX Inn and, if the larger sum is pledged, the visitor information displays at the MX Inn. If you feel able to pledge a donation, no matter how modest, towards these panels please contact Ian Maddox at email@example.com Your pledge will be anonymous known only to Ian and the Battlefields Trust (BT) Treasurer. Once the project is underway, with or without HLF funding, we will ask for the pledges to be released into the BT account where 100% will be ring fenced for the panels. We have good support from a host of organisations and experts, including the National Trust and English Heritage, as well as the MX Inn which is to host the main visitor information display, not forgetting the Battlefields Trust under whose umbrella this locally run project operates. Mortimer's Cross Battlefield Walk May 6th. This all-day event is impressively narrated by experienced battlefield walk leaders and will include pre-walk coffee, a simple but delicious lunch and post walk tea and cake. These refreshments are a highlight, with excellent reviews. The morning walk (3.5 miles approx.) will take in the two most likely battle sites, plus two post lunch events in Kingsland and an afternoon return walk (2 miles approx). The walk is conducted at a modest pace to accommodate varying levels of fitness. It has been oversubscribed each year so book early. It is a truly fun and sociable day out which runs from 9.30-5.30. Details and booking forms for this walk will be sent to you on request, please contact Martin Hackett at firstname.lastname@example.com Some project outcomes A major aim of the project is to raise awareness of the battle for all age groups, for example by improving visitor experience and perhaps locating the site more accurately. One exciting development will be the landscape archaeology to map the
area as closely as possible to how it was in 1461 and to teach people how to read their historic landscape. A comprehensive description of the battle can be found on the Battlefield Trust's website. http://www.battlefieldstrust.com/resourcecentre/warsoftheroses/battleview.asp?BattleFieldId=25 We also have a Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/MX1461 If you wish to be added to the supporters list – or to unsubscribe, please contact me on 01568 708597 or at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Kingsland Amateur Theatrical Society is alive and well! A small enthusiastic group of people from the village have decided to revive Kats and are currently reading scripts, with a view to performing a light comedy play in the Coronation Hall later this year. Once a suitable script has been chosen we will be looking for additional people to join us in all capacities, on and offstage. Further updates will appear in next month's Kingsland News. Any further information required, please ring me on 01568 708302 Richard Bayliss
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Saturday, 22 April, 2017
Charity Jumble Sale In aid of Birmingham Children's Hospital & 'The Smile Train'
Cawley Hall, Eye, from 2 pm There will be Teas and a Raffle. Donations of Cakes, Raffle Prizes and Jumble most gratefully received. Contact Jane Bray at 01568 613342 if collection required!
Events at Kingsland Methodist Church KINGSLAND COMMUNITY GARDEN COFFEE MORNING Saturday 29th April 2017, 10am to 12noon Refreshments and stalls The Small Spaces Theatre Company presents
"My Dearest Kate" by Ellie Dickens, adapted by Marianne Gaston, produced by Judith Wordsworth Saturday 27th May at 7.30pm TICKETS: £10 adults £5 under 14's, to include a light supper Available from: 01568 708992 or Kingsland Village Shop and Post Office
Easter Draw in aid of the Mortimer Medical Practice.
A draw to raise funds for the surgeries of the Mortimer Medical Practice is being organised by Sheila Abberley. She would be very grateful if you could help by donating prizes for this event. If you are able to help please ring Sheila (01568 7808722) or take the prize to Kingsland Surgery. Note: This article was intended for the March edition but was misfiled which resulted in its omission. I apologise unreservedly for this, David Noon (Editor)
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Mr T Davies Mr B Markham Mr Albert Brigden Mr Robert Parker-Morgan Mr Martin Richmond Ms Susanna Checketts Mrs Carol Brigden Rev Julie Read
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The Parish Diary 2017 April 3rd RBL Social Evening & Quiz Corners Inn th 8 Bingo in aid of W. I. * Coronation Hall 9th Easter Music from 'Messiah' Church 13th Pre School Bunny Bonanza Coronation Hall th 29 Bowls Club Open Day Bowls Club May 8th RBL Social Evening & Quiz Corners Inn 20th Progressive Supper 2017 Various venus June 3rd SMAAAK Event 'Whalebone' Coronation Hall th 5 RBL Social Evening & Quiz Corners Inn July 3rd RBL Social Evening & Quiz Corners Inn th 15 SMAAAK Event Pop-up Opera Church August 5th Kingsland Flower Show Coronation Hall 7th RBL Social Meeting/Quiz Corners Inn September 4th RBL AGM Corners Inn th 9 SMAAAK Event hArt Church ('til 17th) 16th SMAAAK Event Remi Harris Trio Coronation Hall October 2nd RBL Social Meeting/Quiz Corners Inn 7th SMAAAK Event Arcadia Music Festival Church November 6th RBL Social Meeting/Quiz Corners Inn th 12 Remembrance Sunday Service Church December 4th RBL Social Meeting/Quiz Corners Inn
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Luctonians 1st XV Home Fixtures to end of Season Kick-offs 3.00 pm Apr: 1st Tynedale nd Apr: 22 Scunthorpe
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Kingsland W I At our March meeting we decided on the venue for our annual dinner in May and also discussed possible gardens to visit in June. We then had a 'Singalong' with Ann Hill. She is learning the keyboard which she took up after her sons fled the nest. Her
friend Carol Lewis gave two lovely solo performances. Our brains were then exercised with a garden quiz. On April 12th our speaker will be Marian Edwards from Gingers Millinery. All are welcome. Pat Hughes
Nature Notes 14/3/17 Daffodil time – a wide selection of types that seem to multiply by the year! These are at their best before nettles and other weeds take over. It is a wonderful time of year for plants and birds. The Rooks are very noisy as nest construction is under way (like local housing developments) but no hard hats, no planning officers, each nest built by the occupants and no estate agents! Lawn mowers in action, days lengthening, and vegetable gardens are waiting for the green light. Lambs growing quickly, and calving continues, with some of the usual problems. George, the resident CockPheasant is now in the company of two ladies. Are they partners? Hawthorn buds in hedges are suddenly showing green and Magnolia buds are bursting, but, no doubt, there is still some frost to come. Catkins are very visible. Is this the year when we might enjoy some nuts? A war on Grey Squirrels is a must, but they are amazing survivors. Look out for the first Swallow. R.W.H.
Shopmobility We provide mobility scooters, wheelchairs and powered wheelchairs on a daily hire basis for anyone with permanent or temporary mobility difficulties wishing to visit Hereford, Leominster, Ledbury or Ross. Depending on the area, the service is either free, with a voluntary donation, or there is a small charge. Please contact: Hereford 01432 342166 Leominster 01568 616755 Ledbury 01531 636001 Ross-on-Wye 01989 763388
O. Mabbort Blacksmith TRADITIONAL BLACKSMITH Gates, railings, window casements, hand rails, hinges and latches … Contact Owen: Call - 01568708134 or 07971979223 Email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit … The Dales, Shirlheath, Kingsland
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Mortimer Practice Participation Group (PPG)
The text messaging service to remind people of their forthcoming appointments which was introduced late last year appears to be reducing the missed appointment rates. If you have a mobile phone and have not yet registered for receiving this service and wish to, please contact Kingsland surgery. Sister Burke (Lead Nurse) is holding a Minor Illness clinic three mornings a week at Kingsland surgery. These clinics will help reduce pressure on the doctors workload. The Friends of Mortimer Medical Practice have purchased an
electronic information screen for the Kingsland surgery after a suggestion from the PPG. It has now been installed and when up and running will give up to-date Health and Wellbeing information, changes in the surgery, delayed waiting times i.e. if the doctor you are waiting to see is running late for their appointments and by how long. The Practice currently has a shortage of dispensing staff which is causing a problem with dispensing prescriptions. One person is off sick, one on maternity leave and the person covering has now resigned. The Practice apologises for this
inconvenience and hopes to resolve the situation soon. The next PPG meeting is Tuesday 25th April. If anyone has any issues/concerns they would like discussed at this meeting let us know. Sue Plant (831224) (email@example.com)
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Kingsland Bowling Club (midFeb-midMarch 2017 – see you on the green!) The KBC Spring Newsletter is now out and available to all members – it's packed full of information, so if you haven't received your copy, try the Clubhouse first, then let me know and I'll get one to you - thanks once again to Leominster Community Resource Centre for swift and efficient service. Sunday 5th March saw another excellent Spring Lunch masterminded by Malcolm and Pat, Ruth and Joe - special guest appearance by Irene who was carving. This was my favourite menu to date: roast beef (especially the crusty bits) and Yorkshire pud with unlimited roast potatoes , followed by scrumptious individual meringues with fruit and lashings of cream, followed by seconds of everything – yes, folks, they're still trying to make me more substantial! It really was delicious, thank you to all concerned - and to cap it all, I won the wine gums in the raffle; what could be sweeter? On 10th March we had our penultimate Fun Night – no, Jimmy, penultimate is not French and neither was Caractacus (aka Carattacus) – I thought it was a great name for a rodent seeing that we're in the Welsh Marches – he thought it was unpronounceable. I shall not repeat the name of Kevin's rat. Anyway, it was a fascinating evening with Jimmy and his Amazing Performing Rats, ably aided by Jane, Margaret and Chris. (The Chairman's Rat, rather like the Chairman, went the extra mile, one has to say!) This was well-attended, conversation was animated, and there were cheese buns for all and sundry. We now come into April and into preparations for our season; our Spring Clean takes place on 5th April from 9.30 am. All are welcome for a wash and brush-up – no, this is not a beauty parlour, I meant the Clubhouse – please help if you can. When we are all bright and shiny, we can meet for our Opening Club Night on Tuesday 11th April when we get together, socialise and find out more about events through the spring and summer – and Tuesday Club Nights continue thereafter. Club Opening Day on 22nd April sees our annual President's v.Captain's match; this year, husband and wife will lead their troops out to battle as President Albert squares up to Captain Carol - so do put your names down and don't miss this entertaining starter to our sporting year. After this, hooray! the green is open for business. Our first match will be against the Rankin Club on 27th April at 6pm. Finally, come one come all to our Fun Free Open Day on Saturday 29th April (10 am till 1pm) when we welcome you to try our green and our beautiful game – we provide bowls, friendly guidance and light refreshment – all you need are flatsoled shoes and a sense of adventure! – and if you want to carry on, we offer 6 free coaching sessions on following Tuesday evenings - so now's your chance. If you want to know more about us, please feel free to contact me on 01568 770546 or at www.kingslandbowlingclub.co.uk Susanna Checketts (Secretary)
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every match of difficult times, and has the respect of the whole club. A ladies touchrugby competition, well organised on Sunday, made it a most eventful weekend. Cricket soon. The Luctonians Cycle Club meets each Tuesday and Sunday morning. This section grows steadily with lots of activities. Fancy joining? More information is available on the club website – www.luctonians,co,uk R.W.H.
Luctonians Sports Club I was inspired by the performance of the Colts team who, against Halesowen, a team with bus-loads of supporters, won the semifinal of the North Midlands knock-out cup at Kingsland on March 12th. This team is the future of the Rugby Section and a credit to their coaches. A second win for the 1st XV raised the spirits of players and supporters. One hundred and eighty guests sat down for the pre-match lunch, another excellent meal, followed by a good address from an old 'enemy', Guy Griffiths of Hereford – peace in our time! The play of the 1st team, who beat Otley 30-21, and a folk band to follow made it a memorable day. A black spot was that the captain, Alex Smith, sustained a full dislocation of the elbow. This is very painful and unusual, and probably means the end of his season! This person has given his all in
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this event in Herefordshire as they become clearer. Veterans Gateway The RBL, SSAFA and Combat Stress are combining to open a helpline for all veterans who are seeking advice for any reason so that they can be directed to the appropriate agency to handle their problem. The launch date is scheduled for 22nd May, 2017, and I will inform all members of contact details when known. Gordon Browne (Chairman)
Royal British Legion Branch Meetings The 2017 programme got off to a good start with a wellsupported social evening on 6th March. The quiz and draw raised a combined total of ÂŁ89. Emma and Terence hope to offer a choice of dishes for our suppers and to hold the price at ÂŁ4 for a while longer. The next meeting will be on 3rd April, with hopefully lighter evenings. End of WWI Commemoration The church authorities are planning a nation wide event to mark the end of WWI, starting at 6am on 11th November, 2018. Why this time is not clear as actual hostilities continued right up to the 11am deadline. I will keep members informed as to any plans for
Hymn Singing The next session of Hymn-singing followed by tea and scones will be at 5 Highfield Close, Kingsland, on Thursday 27th April at 2.30 pm. All welcome!
Timberworld Products Manufacturers of quality timber buildings. Stables/Field Shelters Garages/Carports Sheds/Workshops Summerhouses etc. Also retailing timber and ironmongery at competitive prices. Broomy Hill Yard, Kingsland, HR6 9QZ 01568 708549
Oil Boiler, AGA and Rayburn For service and repair call:
Bill Moss Oil Boiler Services of Leominster, your local OFTEC registered oil engineer. Replacement Oil Storage tanks supplied and fitted. Tel: 01584 711372 (Mob: 07711899062)
Soup & Pancake Lunch in Aid of St Michael's Hospice The committee of Kingsland & Eardisland Hospice Friends is pleased to report that this event, held at the Luctonians Clubhouse on Shrove Tuesday, raised £438.43 for the Hospice. The committee wishes to express grateful thanks to all who supported the event, and to the staff at the Luctonians for their invaluable assistance.
Lorna Noon (Secretary)
Spring Events in aid of St Michael's Hospice St Michael's Hospice Plant Fair Friday 5th May 11am - 7pm and Saturday 6th May 10am - 5pm This inaugural event will be a celebration of springtime gardening. The Fair will take place in the Hospice gardens on the new terrace, a sun trap looking out onto beautiful views towards Haugh Woods. A chance to browse and buy a wide range of plants grown by professional and amateur gardeners. Handmade birdhouses, trugs, honey and preserves will also be on sale. Delicious two-course lunches (booking essential) and other refreshments available; please see our website for booking details. Pre-school craft activities will run on Friday; and school-aged children can take part in WildPlay sessions provided by Herefordshire Wildlife Trust on Saturday (11am-4pm). For full details, visit www.st-michaels-hospice.org.uk
Open Gardens This summer, a wide array of beautiful gardens will be open for you to explore. From a monastery to a Victorian mansion which played host to a hit movie, visitors to our Open Gardens events won't be short of choice. There are 15 different dates for your diary. For more details, visit st-michaelshospice.org.uk or pick up an Open Gardens brochure at the Hospice or in any of our Retail outlets.
Advertising in the Kingsland News. (from 1/3/17) This monthly publication is circulated to every household in Kingsland Village (Print run 530) free of charge. Advertising is accepted (provided the material is fit for publication) on completion of the form below, and payment should preferably be by cheque to "Kingsland P.C.C. Bookstall Account". The system used to produce the magazine is literally black & white only, greys are not distinguished and photographs do not reproduce well, though line drawings are fine. Advertisers should make copy as clear and brief as possible, since very close, small, type becomes difficult to read. The full page size is A5 (portrait) (195 x 130 mm) so the fractions of a page are A6 (landscape) (130 x 90 mm), A7 (portrait) (90 x 60 mm) and A8 (landscape) (60 x 45 mm). (Dimensions approximate) Please return the completed form to The Editor at 5, Highfield Close, Kingsland, HR6 9RS, or place in the 'Hen Box' at West Mead.
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A guy joins a monastery and takes a vow of silence: he's allowed to say two words every seven years. After the first seven years, the elders bring him in and ask for his two words. "Cold floors," he says. They nod and send him away. Seven more years pass. They bring him back in and ask for his two words. He clears his throats and says, "Bad food." They nod and send him away. Seven more years pass. They bring him in for his two words. "I quit," he says. "That's not surprising," the elders say. "You've done nothing but complain since you got here."
Parish Church of St Michael and All Angels, Kingsland
Music for Easter from
Messiah Including 'All we like Sheep', 'Lift up your Heads' 'The Hallelujah Chorus' 'Worthy is the Lamb' And many of the arias in between. Sung by Kingsland Church Choir and Friends Sopranos: Linda Bayliss Philippa Alexander Contralto: Annette Blyth Tenor: Jon Weller Bass: Alan Fairs Organ: David Noon Conductor: Rev. Julie Read th
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The community newsletter for the parish of Kingsland, Herefordshire UK. To find out more about our beautiful rural parish please see www.kin...
Published on Mar 30, 2017
The community newsletter for the parish of Kingsland, Herefordshire UK. To find out more about our beautiful rural parish please see www.kin...


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Why customer confidence will be key to keeping airlines in skyTuesday, July 7, 2020 21:19
After four months Kenya is reopening its airspace for domestic and international travel, giving a reprieve to airlines whose financial have been on a nose dive since their aircraft were grounded in March.
The announcement on Monday came as good news to local carriers that had been pushing for reopening, if only to cut their losses which have hit tens of billions of shillings in the last few months.
However, the industry recovery is expected to be slow with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) projecting that air traffic will not return to pre-Covid-19 crisis until 2023, meaning that airlines have to grapple with losses for at least two or three more years.
Locally, national carrier, Kenya Airways #ticker:KQ (KQ) projects that it will recover from the shocks of the coronavirus pandemic in about the same period.
Basing on the anticipated low numbers, KQ, which had planned to acquire new aircraft and retire some of its old fleet, said it will revisit the matter in 2023 when it expects demand to pick up.
"With the shrinkage in demand at the moment, we have excess assets and there will be no need to acquire new aircraft," said Allan Kilavuka in a response to the Business Daily.
Safarilink chief executive Alex Avedi said in an earlier interview that to manage their operating costs, they will start flying with a reduced fleet and adjust upwards as demand for passengers rises.
"Covid-19 effects on air travel are certainly going to last a number of years with no quick rebound to 'the 2019 levels," IATA Chief Economist Brian Pearce told Reuters recently.
Airlines normally rely on the cabin load factor to make profits and low numbers mean that it would be difficult for carriers to operate sustainably.
When he reopened the airspace on Monday, President Uhuru Kenyatta said carriers will be required to conform to all applicable guidelines and protocols from both the Ministry of Health, local regulators and International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), and any additional requirements applicable at the ports of departure, arrival or transit. The directive signals the introduction of stringent measures at airports, which may discourage travellers.
IATA has warned counties against being overzealous by requiring mandatory quarantine once the airspace is opened, saying it will hurt the confidence of passengers. It instead urges countries to follow the guidelines issued by health and aviation agencies.
"Deviations from the guidance and mandatory approaches, especially on quarantine and social distancing, will damage public confidence, make it harder to operate effectively, slow down the industry restart and increase the economic pressures already created by Covid-19," said IATA.
"We therefore urge African states to urgently adopt these guidelines so that we can ensure the implementation of consistent, harmonised and effective measures across the region, a prerequisite for passengers to return to air travel in all confidence, and for the swift restoration of air connectivity," it added.
Kenya become the second country in East Africa to open up its airspace after Tanzania. Rwanda announced that it will open for scheduled commercial flight operations on August 1, according to the country's Ministry of Infrastructure with travellers, including those on transit required to show proof of Covid-19 tests.
Similarly visitors to Dubai will be required to show certificates proving they are not carriers of the disease before they can be allowed entry starting next week.
The stringent requirements are expected to be adopted by most countries as they open up their airspace for passenger aircraft in the next couple of weeks.
Meanwhile as passenger business prepares to resume, last month Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) released data showing that cargo airlines, not affected by Covid-19 helped to improve aircraft movement at the JKIA with data from indicating that cargo has only been down by 18 percent between March and May this year.
"Cargo business was not hit much because of the ongoing operations at the airport as the government did not restrict the freighters from operating," said KAA acting managing director Alex Gitari.
The industry figure shows that on yearly comparison, cargo handled in 2019 was 90,000 tonnes compared with 74,000 tonnes that was evacuated through JKIA between January and May.


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Property Location
Located in Istanbul (Atasehir), this apartment is within a 10-minute drive of Beylerbeyi Palace and Maiden's Tower. This apartment is 8.9 mi (14.3 km) from Dolmabahce Palace and 9 mi (14.5 km) from Suleymaniye Mosque.Rooms
Make yourself comfortable in this air-conditioned apartment, featuring a kitchenette with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer and an oven. An LED television with satellite programming provides entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include an iron/ironing board, and housekeeping is provided on request.Amenities
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an indoor pool, a sauna, and a 24-hour fitness center.Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and an elevator (lift). Free self parking is available onsite.Attractions
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Watergarden - 1.7 km / 1.1 mi
Emaar Square Mall - 2.5 km / 1.6 mi
Akasya Acibadem Shopping Center - 3.6 km / 2.2 mi
Marmara University - 4 km / 2.5 mi
Bagdat Avenue - 4.5 km / 2.8 mi
Suadiye Beach - 7 km / 4.4 mi
Kadikoy Port - 7.5 km / 4.7 mi
Yeditepe University - 7.8 km / 4.8 mi
Beylerbeyi Palace - 8.9 km / 5.5 mi
Maiden's Tower - 9.5 km / 5.9 mi
Camlica Hill - 9.7 km / 6 mi
Zorlu Performing Arts Center - 12.7 km / 7.9 mi
Anadoluhisari - 12.7 km / 7.9 mi
Yildiz Technical University - 12.7 km / 7.9 mi
Laleli Mosque - 13.2 km / 8.2 mi
The nearest major airport is Istanbul (IST) - 51.2 km / 31.8 mi
Property Policies
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Important Information
Please note, there is important information about this property to know before you arrive.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: EUR 10 per pet, per stay
- Housekeeping fee: EUR 20 per day
- Facilities fee: EUR 15 per person, per day and includes use of:
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Spa
- Swimming pool
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- -24-hour fitness facilities
- -Free self parking
- -Smoke-free property
- -24-hour front desk
- -Spa services on site
- -Total number of rooms - 1
- -Indoor pool - 1
- -Sauna
- -Steam room
- -Elevator


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