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The Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Clinical Strategy identified the need to deliver better healthcare for the people of Barnet, Enfield and Haringey. The changes resulting from the proposed implementation of the strategy will see widespread improvements in local health services, including:
- Improvements to primary care
- Expansion and redevelopment of emergency services at Barnet and North Middlesex Hospitals
- Expansion and redevelopment of maternity and neonatal services at Barnet and North Middlesex Hospitals, including the development/expansion of midwife-led birthing units at both
- Development of urgent care services at Chase Farm Hospital, including assessment centres for children and older people.
The case for these changes has strengthened over time, with the need to:
- Ensure local services meet London-wide quality standards
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- Reduce the risks associated with the duplication of services
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- Expansion of planned surgery at Chase Farm Hospital.
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The Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Clinical Strategy is the most significant change to health services in North London for many years. Health services have to change in response to local health needs and developments in healthcare. These changes come with the strong endorsement of the clinical community both inside and outside hospitals.
Since 2007, local residents, campaigners and clinicians have been engaged on the best way to deliver high quality health services locally. As a result, the BEH Clinical Strategy was developed by senior clinical staff to improve the health of local people, tackle health inequalities across three boroughs and improve services for patients. It has been endorsed by an independent panel of expert clinicians and approved by the Secretary of State for Health.
The changes planned for Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals mean redeveloping women's, children's and emergency services in order to meet quality standards, provide a greater concentration of specialist care and better opportunities for training junior doctors. Obstetrics and emergency care will be concentrated at Barnet hospital, at the same time a new future for Chase Farm Hospital will be created as an elective care, outpatient, urgent care and diagnostics centre providing services in an improved estate.
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We are excited about these changes, which we believe will bring about genuine improvements to healthcare in the local area. This Full Business Case (FBC) sets out how we undertake this ambitious task and how we work with all our partners; the North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust, our commissioners and our colleagues in primary, community and social care, to bring about sustainable benefits to the health of local people.
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There is external and internal building and refurbishment work taking place to expand and improve Barnet Hospital over the next 12 months. There will be noise and disruption in many areas including Maternity, A&E, Outpatients and car parking. This work is expected to be completed by November 2013. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
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The implementation of the BEH Clinical Strategy means a new future for Chase Farm Hospital. This new leaflet explains the changes that are being made and describes the services that will be at Chase Farm Hospital and what the hospital will finally look like.
Changes are happening in Maternity
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The key proposed change is that deliveries will not happen at Chase Farm Hospital after November, although women will be able to have antenatal and postnatal care at the hospital. Women due to give birth in November are being booked for Barnet Hospital and North Middlesex University Hospital from mid-April.
These changes should not impact on choice, as women may choose a home birth or the Edgware Birthing Centre and all women will continue to be able to choose other providers which could include West Hertfordshire NHS Trust, Whittington Health, Royal Free Hospital or University College Hospital.
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Change has already happened for GUM services
As part of the BEH Clinical Strategy changes the Clare Simpson GUM Clinic was the first service to move location. The clinic has moved from Barnet Hospital to 1 Wellhouse Lane. The Nurse-led GUM service at Edgware Hospital will also be expanded to meet the rising demand of patients from Barnet and the surrounding area.
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Wee Wednesday: Lila at 3.5 Months
Here is Lila wearing her spring baby dress and booties, although they are still a bit big, even though I was aiming for the 3 months size:
As you can see from the bottom left photo, she's pretty fascinated with this whole booties business. She likes to grasp things.
And that is Lila playing with her favourite toy, which has made tummy time a breeze. I'd love to post a link to it, but I can't find it online anywhere- it's by Early Years, and when you tap on the head of the animals, they play a little tune. Now I wish I had kept the box so I could look it up by name!
28 comments:
- Andi said...
Awww!! Her dress is so cute on her.
- August 8, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- melanie jennifer said...
Lila is so adorable! 3 1/2 months is not too early to start teething. That's exactly when my son started and he cut his bottom teeth at 5 months. Apparently it's all genetic, if you or your hubby got teeth early so will Lila.
- August 8, 2012 at 4:13 PM
- caterpillargreen said...
Such a beautiful girl, and well photographed too.
- August 8, 2012 at 4:33 PM
- Maryse said...
I was hoping to see progress on your Ravellenics project ;-) but it's even better to see progress of Lila! She's so lovely! Love her dress!
- August 8, 2012 at 4:55 PM
- feelgoodknitting said...
Aww, she's just so interested in everything! Gonna be a smart kid. ;-)
- August 8, 2012 at 5:27 PM
- karen alho said...
She's adorable and the photos are proffesional quality! (And won't she be so happy in about 15 years that you put her cute little bottom on the internet!!)
- August 8, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- Kee said...
Aww, she's adorable! Her dress is so cute on her :)
- August 8, 2012 at 9:28 PM
- Silvia M. said...
So, so very cute! :)
- August 8, 2012 at 11:43 PM
- Jersey Shore Deb said...
She is absolutely beautiful. So is the dress!
- August 9, 2012 at 12:55 AM
- Katie said...
She's so sweet, and I love her little dress!
- August 9, 2012 at 1:38 AM
- Susan said...
She is gorgeous and I love that you found a way to make tummy time a breeze - not always the case...lol
- August 9, 2012 at 2:34 AM
- French Press Knits said...
Oh- this series of pictures just makes me happy. Elise too started teething at about 3.5 months. First tooth popped in the day she turned 5 months, with a second a couple days after. I missed the gummy smile at first, but quickly got used to the pearly whites!
- August 9, 2012 at 8:21 AM
- Roxie said...
What a darling! You have just filled my awww quota for the day. She's adorable.
- August 9, 2012 at 8:49 AM
- Nat at Made in Home said...
She is so cute and seems so grown up now! Love the dress and booties!
- August 9, 2012 at 9:21 AM
- heidi said...
So cute that I almost missed the knitted items in the post:)
- August 9, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Carmel said...
she is growing so fast and is absolutely gorgeous!!
So happy for you and G.
c. - August 9, 2012 at 10:57 AM
- knitalatte said...
Lila is such a cutie! The dress and booties look so adorable on her. Great pics!
- August 9, 2012 at 9:52 PM
- Danette said...
Lila is absolutely beautiful! My youngest surprised me with 4 teeth at the same time at 4 months old! Enjoy your little sweetie! The dress and booties are too adorable on her {and off}.
- August 10, 2012 at 11:21 AM
- Brigi said...
she is adorable! and that toy is really nice :)
- August 10, 2012 at 4:22 PM
- Dudis said...
Olá, ela está cada dia mais linda e o vestido está encantador, fica-lhe muito bem, parece uma boneca, linda, linda, bjos doces
- August 10, 2012 at 4:24 PM
- Peacefully Knitting said...
Lila is adorable and soooo cute in her handknits :)
- August 11, 2012 at 10:44 AM
- Heather said...
What a darling baby girl. The dress and booties are so adorable on her!
- August 12, 2012 at 3:47 PM
- margaux said...
what a cutie. love the knitted dress and booties too!!
- August 12, 2012 at 5:41 PM
- erica-knits said...
So adorable! She is certainly getting big fast!
- August 14, 2012 at 3:26 PM
She is beautiful and the wee dress and booties are divine
- August 15, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Jacey said...
She is just the cutest. I love her little dress and booties!
- August 16, 2012 at 1:43 PM
- Sabrina said...
She looks so cute! and the dress looks beautiful too!
- August 20, 2012 at 3:18 PM
- Crafty Siblings said...
Hey She is adorable:) i love the dress and boties, please put up a patttern on them x
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It is fine for me, so it is usually the connection or an internet traffic jam between you and the server. Hope it gets better for you.
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Don't worry you are not going crazy. We are moving our servers this week and you must have tried your download right at the wrong time last night.
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Despite the nihilism (or is it crafty gamesmanship?) of the front office, we know the Reds are at least pretending at pursuing a Leadoffman - or, failing that, a coxswain. The player in question will have to man LF or SS, since those are really the only openings in the starting lineup at present .


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Autumn Pasquale Allegedly Strangled By Teens
The brothers, ages 15 and 17, are charged with first-degree murder.
Teenage brothers lured 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale into their house, strangled her and then dumped her body in a recycling bin, authorities said Tuesday afternoon.
The Clayton, Gloucester County, girl had been missing since about 12:30 p.m. Saturday, when she left home on her white BMX Odyssey bicycle. After a relentless two-day search, her body was found in the bin outside a Clayton home late Monday night.
Authorities on Tuesday arrested the brothers—ages 15 and 17—who live about five blocks from Pasquale's home. During a news conference in Clayton on Tuesday afternoon, Gloucester County Prosecutor Sean Dalton declined to release their identities because of their ages.
They each are charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit murder, disposing of a body, tampering with evidence and theft. Additionally, the 15-year-old was charged with luring.
The teens lured the girl into their home by telling her they had parts for her bicycle, according to the prosecutor.
An autopsy performed Tuesday morning showed Pasquale died of blunt force trauma consistent with strangulation, according to Dalton. He said there was no indication Pasquale was sexually assaulted.
The teen's mother contacted authorities after seeing a Facebook post from one of her sons regarding Pasquale, Dalton said. He declined to elaborate.
Authorities executed a search warrant Tuesday at the teenagers' home.
"The search recovered personal belongings of Autumn's in the juveniles' residence," including her bicycle, Dalton said.
Dalton said his office may seek to try the teens as adults. A detention hearing for the juveniles is expected to take place Wednesday in Family Court in Woodbury.
The case attracted media from as far away as New York to the small borough. In addition to dozens of members of the media, several Clayton residents also attended Tuesday's press conference. Some of them wiped away tears as Dalton provided the grisly details of Pasquale's death.
Dalton credited local residents for banding together to help in the search for Pasquale.
"Today we mourn the loss of a young girl whose life was tragically cut short before it even began," Dalton said. "I know a lot of you are angry, and you have a right to be angry. At this point, we need to put anger aside. We have to let justice take its course."
Jimmy Drake
7:24 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
For a Bicycle !?!?
Lord, please let them do time in an adult prison.
God bless their Mother who IS a super lady!
Lena Smyth
7:12 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
One problem..Blame teachers, parents, society..Give their names and never expunge their record...They are old enougb to know exactly what they were doing..Bad seeds..
7:26 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
These two should never see the light of day except from a cell. This young lady will never EVER see the light of day again. The parents will live in pain and agony the rest of their lives as will any brothers and sisters if she has any. Eventually the cell population will take care of them.
lisa lonergan
8:10 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
I totally agree with you Mike. So sad. What monsters.
10:55 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
the hardcore prison inmates are anxiously waiting for their new "girlfriends".
8:06 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
That's awful. So sorry for the family. Give those little imbeciles the hot needle.
8:39 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Disgusting! May they rot in Hell!! As a Mom of 2 girls...lord help me should I ever come across pure evil as this..
Elizabeth Cox
9:02 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
i am sad, sick, angry and a whole host of things over this story-
9:04 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
The most saddening tragedy. My prayers and love to Autumn's family and friends. As a mom, I can not imagine how they are coping. Autumn looked liked any little girl in any town. A girl with a smile and a spirit of innocence. A sweet beautiful girl who lost her life for a bicycle. SENSELESS.
My heart bleeds tears for the mom of those boys who had the grace and presence of faith to stand tall in what must have been the darkest horror. May we all keep her in our prayers too.
And those boys, well there is nothing that can be said other than may they never close or open their eyes without suffering the pain they inflicted on Autumn, her family and their mom.
9:51 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Angelwings, beautifully worded, for such a tragic, ugly situation. Both sets of families are in such horrific pain, I can't even imagine. One is losing a beautiful young lady and one is losing TWO children. This is one crazy world we are living in.
Joanne Chack
9:15 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
I have been praying for a good outcome. I am so sorry and saddened by this tragic news. May your community, the family and friends of Autumn be comforted. All of New Jersey feels your pain and loss.
Lisa Typrowicz
9:33 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Such a sad ending to an already horrific story. May Autumn Rest in Peace.
5:09 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
This is such a sensitive situation. Our first thought is to kill those teens. I get it... It's mine too. But there is another family also losing 2 children with that thought process. This is beyond tragic. No happy ending. Autumns parents will live in Hell for the rest of their lives. The teens mother has also been sentenced to a life term. Really no way of appeasing everyone . Thoughts and many prayers
10:36 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Not sure of your thought process (which really bothers me) but as a parent of a 10 year old daughter I have no sympathy for those boys. Autumn is NEVER coming back - her life was snuffed out by 2 thugs! This was a SENSELESS crime over a bike. Those boys made their decision and knew exactly what they were doing when they lured her into their home. Their mother has to deal with that. I hope they are tried as adults because they don't deserve to walk the streets again. I couldn't (nor wouldn't) want to imagine what Autumn's parents are going through right now.
7:53 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
These two boys(animals) need to be tried as adult. Unfortunetly these kids will never know what damage they have done to two families and to a community. Maybe 30 years in prison will help. My heart breaks for the family of Autumn. What a beautiful, sweet, little angel. May she rest in peace.
8:44 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
My prayers to the family. Those savages should rot in jail!!
8:44 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Tara, you have got to be kidding.... something is wrong in that house if 2 brothers can kill a little girl no matter what she is doing. Like a disease or pest in your home you will do whatever it takes to destroy it, kill these bastards, they are a disease in our society. A 52 year old father is dead today for no reason because they let out a lunatic from prison that was supposedly rehabilitated, this happens thousands and thousands of times,These people can't be fixed, they are wired wrong. We all are living in hell because of these left minded moron's that find every way possible to make our society and the human race less safe, but if grandma needs surgery...nahh you lived long enough. Destroy those in the middle east that would kill us and their own people instead of playing police officer, execute those that would kill another human without good cause, imprison those that can't follow our laws as a free society, help those that have contributed to our society in a positive way, and send all the lefties to europe to fight over whatever scrap of money there is left over there and make sure it airs prime time so we can watch. Everyone is sick and tired of having to lock up their children out of fear, wake up every morning in fear they might lose their job, go to bed every night in fear the government will take away everything they worked for. Enough fear people, it's time to get back control of our country and a civil society.
9:40 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
stop trying to turn everything into a political issues troll. and dont forget its the right that fights for automatic weapons to be legal which are responsible for mass killings.
prayer go out to this poor family- lets try not to turn the message board into some stupid political debate and show some respect for this poor girl
Fred Garvin
9:06 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Why don't they identify the 17 yr. old? I believe they are members of the opposite race!
9:44 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
NJ101.5 identified them as Dante and Justin Robinson - you can read the news story on their website
Pete Mock
11:54 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Opposite race? What the hell is that? Can't bring youself to say "black"? Whether you say it or not your hatred is still apparent Fred.
1:39 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Pete I am not sure what Fred may have meant, but we also have to consider he may not feel comfortable saying black or African American, or dark complexion, I have many black friends who tell me that "black" upsets some people, "African American" upset some who don't associate their past to Africa, and others who feel that people don't run around saying "dark complexion"or "light complexion" "so why not just call me black". In a country whos own government has pitted it's citizens against eachother, we no longer feel comfortable talking to someone or about someone who may be different in other ways, wether it be race, religion, political point of view, or financial status. I will give Fred the benefit of the doubt and hope he just felt uncomfortable saying something he thought might offend. Sadly we are being drawn in by our own government and the leftists to tear America apart, this has been the plan and design of the early 60's Soviet Union, to destroy us from within, to create a New World Order where we would be so weak we would lose our sovereignty and our financial might, we would all then fall under United Nation control and all countries would become 1 world with 1 government in control of 1 currency which would control all citizens. If some open there eyes it would not be too hard to see, we are almost there, Obama is now pushing to vote the "Global Poverty Tax" where the United Nations can tax America a certain percent on our Gross Domestic Products. Vote Wisely.
1:50 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Funny how Oswold lived in Russia, killed Kennedy in retaliation for the ongoings in Cuba, the president of Russia claims they will tear us apart from within, and since then the Democratic party has never been the same, but we are off topic, just read your history and you will see how we are all methodically being silenced. The left use character assassination to silence, it is very effective and hard to defend.
precious pisces
8:38 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The reason the 17yr old is not being identified is because he is a minor!!!!Race has nothing to do with it.
9:10 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
This is one of the problems with kids these days. They have this sense of self-entitlement. If they want something that take it - no matter what. Gimme gimme. There are so few kids that will actually work for what they want. These two brothers should be tried as adults. I hope they rot in jail!
Donna Colucci
11:37 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I certainly don't know if I believe in public hangings, however, I do think that years gone by they handled their punishments very much different and perhaps much more effective. While visiting Williamsburg we were told that first offense petty criminals were put to public humiliation, (love that) second offense they had their earlobes nailed to the post, and the third was death. Sounds like a plan to me.
Honestly I would hope they learned after the public humiliation...but I do vote for that to be brought back again. Unfortunately kids, and criminals today, I believe have no fear. They fear no God or fear of consequences. Tie them up to a pole with a sign that speaks their crime...and let the public take care of him.
precious pisces
8:43 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Really!!!! your talking about two kids, that probably made a huge mistake that they can't take back. My heart goes out to all the families in this situation. If it were your children i'm sure you wouldn't refer to them as animals, savages or scum. Grow up and be adults. It's a L for all involved.
Prentiss Gray
9:15 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Sounds like a lynch mob. How would killing two teenagers make this horrendous situation any better? I, for one, would like to know a lot more about how this came to happen. This poor girl, her family and the two boys and their family deserve a much more through investigation of the circumstances. There is no quick or simple solution here.
9:32 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The difference between sentencing them to death and letting them live is rehabilitation. Do you honestly think they could ever contribute to society after this? So if they get 50 years in prison, the question is, should tax payers have to pay for their food, lodging, security, etc.? Honestly, I would rather see these kids, and probably the parents of these kids, rot.
9:50 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The two boys have been identified by neighbors etc - their names are all over the internet. They are Dante and Jutsin Robinson. They are two black boys. While I do not believe, based on the news reports, this had anyting to do with race, I would just like to point out that if the tables were turned and the victim was black, there would be marching in the streets.The fact is this is a horrible situation and there is more than one vicitm here. Autumn, her family and friends and the family and friends of the alleged murderers. While I believe that everyone is responsible for their actions I have to ask, what went so very wrong in the lives of these boys that would make them capable of such a horrible crime?
10:13 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Where's Rev. Al Sharpton??? He should be in that town, having rallies, etc!
10:18 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Lorraine - you are absolutely right. If the victim was black and the two boys were white Rev. All, Rev. Jessee and even Obama would be marching in the streets. They all spoke up with Trevon Martin. However, since white people do not contribute to their B.S. church groups they could care less..... I wounder if Obama will comment on this, probably not...
11:40 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Ugh, you don't believe it had anything to do with race but you just want to inject it into the narrative anyway
Pete Mock
12:02 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
"I would just like to point out that if the tables were turned and the victim was black, there would be marching in the streets."
But since they're not turned Lorraine we instead get your racially tinged comments to help the situation? If, as you say, it had nothing to do with race, then why bring race into it?
Baba O'Riley
12:29 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
To Lorraine: Right on! My wife said the exact same thing this a.m. at breakfast! In addition, I was in Teaneck, NJ the night of the march and riot during the Spath / Pannel shooting inbcident. I am sure that the alleged murderers are both honor students, star athletes, go to church every week and are community minded. Do you think that this could have been a gang inititation? Keep up the realistic writings!
12:42 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
BellairBerdan - how do you know race had nothing to do with it? I would love to know your sources. Rev. Al and Rev. Jesse run to the streets whenever they see a fundraising chance....need you be reminded of Tawana Brawley.
Tee Smyth
1:04 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Here is the thing: Rev Al and Jackson go where they are asked. So, if mom wants them there, call them.
And what does the Pannell shooting have to do with this? I was friends with Phil. Struggling to see the relevance.
1:52 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Hoboken Townie, I do not know it did as you do not know it didn't, However I was replying to Lorraines comment "They are two black boys. While I do not believe, based on the news reports, this had anyting to do with race, I would just like to point out that if the tables were turned and the victim was black, there would be marching in the streets". Is that clear for you now, Hoboken Townie? And are you really bringing up something from 25 years ago as relevant to today?
2:27 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Tee Smyth - Wrong - Rev. Al and Rev. Jesse go where there can get donations for their storefront churches. If there are no donations to Rev. Al - no appearance.
BellairBerdan - yes - Rev. Al caused and incited racial tension in the city.
If the boys were white every storefront pastor and church bus would be heading to sought jersey to protest..... I bet these two punks already had records.
3:07 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Hoboken Townie it is useless to speak with racists like you. Enjoy your hate.
4:17 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
BellairBerdan - not a racist, just a realist. Found one of your dumb quotes - BellairBerdan
7:09 pm on Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Liberty, I realize you want to nit pick, but the point was and still is you will never know what is said in the Mormon church unless you are a Mormon. You are not allowed inside. They could be saying things 100 times worse than Reverend Wright. You'll never know.
I suspect we know where you stand on your issues. Reverend Wright is a racist similar to you.
Tee Smyth
9:49 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
@ Hoboken: Are you a member of the Action Network or the Rainbow Coalition? If not, hush. Me thinks I know more on this subject than you. Fin.
Moist Cake
10:19 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
3 lives gone all for a bicycle, poor girl murdered brutally, you have to ask what we as a society value in life, clearly possessions and money rule this land.
And even more sickening are those who believe in death for a death, executions etc., you are no better then the Taliban, you are the same kind of scum and animal as those who kill initially, murder for murder is still murder.
The two boys need to pay for the crime committed, but killing them brings justice? Go to Afghanistan you belong there.
Danny L
10:34 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
MoistCake, you are the single voice of rationality here. I completely agree.
10:30 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I send my condolences to the family of this child and may she rest in peace.
This was a completely senseless act. Very sad.
The two boys do need to pay for the crime but to kill them - no-
Alice Deward
10:39 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
If they can kill a little girl at ages 15 and 17, what the hell will they be doing at age 30? I hate to say it, but they need to be executed. Some things you cannot fix.
10:51 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
moist cake.. (obviously another lefty), the Taliban are killing innocent people, just like you and your kind. See how confused those on the left are? that is why you should be one of the first shipped off to europe... to enjoy the fruits of your labor(and misguided votes).
11:08 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Moist must be afraid of what will be of him, when he gets caught!
11:23 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Thank God the killers mother did the right thing otherwise the parents in this town would still be terrified. I can't believe how the town is able to celebrate Autumns life and not want to lynch the killers. If anybody ever touched my daughter they'd better pray the police would get to them first. I've always felt the only one to go to jail for is your child. For a ****ing bike. Hang them, this way they know what it felt like.
M. Justicel
11:29 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Nice job Mike! Right on the money. To all who think someone who murders can be rehabilitated? You must be insane yourself. They can't even understand the simplicity of right and wrong. If they didn't get it before they murdered, they never will! Put them in jail on the taxpayers dime, wasting oxygen, working out, watching television all day. That's rehabilitation in prison. It's another justice system failure. Just look at the repeat offender statistics. Like Mike said, too many convicted murderers still living and not executed. To (0) and moist cake, this isn't a political, race, or the most ridiculous comparison Taliban issue! These are children who killed for a bicycle. They need to be punished as adults is the most harsh of ways. Problem with New Jersey is the death penalty doesn't exist. These two need to ride the lightening. No such thing as rehab for a murderer! Comparing someone who believes in the death penalty to the Taliban is ludicrous!
11:38 am on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
i never said how i believe these boys should be punished or that i was against the death penalty. m. justice- read what i have wrote, my first statement was just saying michael shouldnt turn this into a political issue. i just think its disgusting when people (dem or reps) take tragic events like this and try use it to promote their political views like michael did. you need to work on your reading comprehension
M. Justicel
1:28 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
(0) if I need to work on my reading comprehension then you do as well. I did not say you were against the death penalty or punishment for these two juveniles. You answered extremely childish with calling Michael a Troll. That's his opinion like you have yours. Fueling the political rhetoric doesn't help the situation. I agree with you about using politics in this situation, it has no business. Lastly, insulting my intelligence by pointing out my inability to understand what I'm reading is absurd! Before you point out individual discrepancies, look at your own. Not one capital letter in any sentence and terrible punctuation. Unless your perfect, don't chastise others!
12:01 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I am relieved for Autumn's family that the houdlums' mother had the sense to turn them in; But let us not forget she raised them. Maybe she couldn't stand them anymore either. I hope both she and Autumn's family get some peace; although I don't see how. Lack of parent responsibility has gotten out of hand. No one wants to put work into raising their children.
12:08 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
And to (o) Thank you- This is not the time or place to air The Race Card people.
There is a child who was murdered. This is the tradgedy. Her parents are suffering .
All of you closet bigots let it go. Justice for this child will be served and it should be. Stop spewing your hatred. You are not only showing your ignorance but you are perpetuating more hatred. Stop sowing the bad seeds of blame against a whole race. The way some of you speak you sound .................................
12:44 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I am sure you feel the same way whenever two white kids kill a black girl....
Stop hiding behind the race card....
12:10 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
(0) the left always try to forget their record "and dont forget its the right that fights for automatic weapons to be legal which are responsible for mass killings." sounds like a political debate to me... I guess you could have just said, this is not the place for politics, but I would have answered the same way... yes it is, this is the perfect place... to stand up for this poor little girl and remember that our failings in our politics and our laws may have contributed to her losing her life, this is the perfect place for us to speak for those whom can no longer, thanks to a percentage of people who's out of wack moral compass leads to more and more children like Autumn being hurt, abused and murdered, this is the perfect place for Autumn to let us know this will no longer be tolerated and that her voice may be silenced but she will be heard. This is the perfect place for you, me and all the rest of us to realize we failed this little girl and many like her and it will not be tolerated, we are not going to allow the young and the innocent to be wiped out, while we protect and coddle the scum and the entitled. They felt they had a right to her bike, they felt they had the right to take her life, It's my right to help make laws that will take their life when they feel so entitled to take anothers. And damn it, if it has to start right here... right at this spot... thats what I'm going to do, and those whom know I'm right know exactly what we have to do.
1:30 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
my comment about he right being pro automatic guns was just to show that fingers can be pointed at both sides after tragedies- and i dont think any side should do it. and no this is not the place for politics. it is not the "left" or "right" fault, the only 2 responsible are the sick individuals who commited the crime. you really think a death penalty is going to stop these tragedies from happening. people who do these disgusting things are sick in the head (even more severely than you) they can not rationalize penalties for their behavior. even if theres a death penalty thet will still do as they please.
please stop calling me a left, i am not on the "left" or "right" and the people who are too far on one side is the problem in this country.
out of respect for this young girl and her family and will not continue this discussion.
2:13 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
(0) Thats why it makes even less sense to put them in prison and try to fix them. Instead of giving them a chance to kill multiple times, we fix it right away. Thank you for proving my case.
2:39 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
i never said i am against the death penalty. im saying the fear of the death penalty wont make sick people stop comminting crimes
12:19 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
as usual the "anti racist"(usually the most racist), has to show its ugly head to try to scare everyone off. Wont work this time HeadUnderwaterGoddess1106, no racism here, just facts. murderers should be removed from society forever, so go back to swimming with the mermaids and let the adults talk.
12:22 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
That van running up and down NJ trying to lure children would park pretty damn quick if they knew that if we catch them they won't have an opportunity to enjoy 3 squares and cable tv.
1:09 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I stand by my comment. All have every right to voice their thoughts just as I voiced mine....stay on topic, Michael Put downs are not the way to go
1:41 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Calling people a racist is not a put down? We have another lefty in the house running in circles everyone..."which way do we go boss?.. which way do we go?" duh da huh.
1:51 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
To Hoboken Townie:
Comments are just that-comments- sometimes it's dialog which is also intresting but all too often egos or I'm right and you or others are wrong seem to get in the way of sharing ideas. That's one reason I don't comment on these sites much. There just isn't exchange of opinions or ideas and sometimes but not too often it turns into put downs and you are wrong. Well, suprise , surpise this is the real world where people are different and suprisingly that's what makes the world a great place.
2:09 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
"Sadly we are being drawn in by our own government and the leftists to tear America apart, this has been the plan and design of the early 60's Soviet Union, to destroy us from within, to create a New World Order where we would be so weak we would lose our sovereignty and our financial might, we would all then fall under United Nation control and all countries would become 1 world with 1 government in control of 1 currency which would control all citizens. If some open there eyes it would not be too hard to see, we are almost there, Obama is now pushing to vote the "Global Poverty Tax" where the United Nations can tax America a certain percent on our Gross Domestic Products. Vote Wisely."
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. thanks michael, long day at the office i needed a good laugh. or should i call you glenn beck.
that was almost as funny as Trumps "breaking news" about obama today. man you extremist crack me up
2:36 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
(0) so you don't find it odd that an outside identity will be able to tax us? that our debt is so large vs other countries that any number of countries especially China could demand payment of our debt and effectively cripple us without raising a gun? you don't find it odd that europe is begging germany to save the euro? that russia and china are demanding that the dollar be replaced? whew boy you lefties really do keep your heads in the sand. Russian Prof. Panarin predicted the collapse of America's financial might, 15 years ago and everyone laughed, funny how no one is lauging now and interview him on a regular basis wanting to know where he got his data from, of course he can't tell anyone because he even admits the data came from the Kremlin, but maybe take a little time off from drinking beer, watching msnbc and praying to Obama, and read up a little on what is going on around you.
2:41 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
hahahahaha i dont like obama. never voted for him never willl. you, your tin foil hat, and glenn beck survival kit should get out of the US before its too late !
4:19 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Glenn Beck has no clue what he is talking about. I don't subscribe to that non-sense I read the language of the laws and policies coming out of our administrations for the last 20 years and know we are on the road to ruin. This election will determine the fate of America, and it won't be too long after January 1st that you will know if America made the right choice, It will be a long road back up the hill or a short hop into the fire.
2:11 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
May Autumn rest in peace and my deepest sympathy to her parents, her family, and friends.
I applaud the courageous act of the mother of those murderers who turned them in to authorities. She must be going through a terrible heartache as well! Her boys have not obviously followed her example in life. So, please let's stop with "the woe is me" environmental lifestyle justification excuse for these 2 boys, or, the " we need to examine what happened to the 2 boys to have made them commit such a horrific crime." Too much psychoanalysis in society today and not enough ownership/responsibility for a person's/child's actions. These two boys are responsible for their own actions and must pay. It's as simple as that.
I would bet that the 15 year old will say the 17 year old did it and vice-versa and that their attorneys would create reasonable doubt to warrant them serving hardly any time at all. We need to hear & know the truth, but unfortunately, it does not always work in today's society. I truly hope that in this case, justice will be served to Autumn and to the respective families.
Nose Wayne
2:32 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
RIP Autumn. Hope those two boys spend the rest of their life in solitary confinement so they never see the light of day that they took away from that little girl.
2:51 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Murder is murder , try these scumbags as adults and let them rot , don't even give them the death penalty that's getting off easy
2:52 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The reference to boys' race is ignorant. Just pray for the little girl and her family.
3:02 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
This was not a racial black/white crime... This has nothing to do with color... This was a innocent little girl being murdered by two savages!
I don't believe in the death penalty nor do I believe in rehabbing people like this.
I think that the US government should take these 2 criminals..and most criminals and send them to a third world country. The USA can give them $50,000. And the leaders of this third world country will put them to work! Yes WORK! Let them build water ways and roads and HELP people and do good for once in their lives. And let them work for their food and water!
3:20 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Not a logical solution. Let's put them to work here, along with the other 47 million people on food stamps
4:46 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
They don't deserve the freedom to work amongst us. Hang Em High.
3:32 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
give them money? export our garbage? yeah real good for the progress of society.
11:55 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Progress of society??
They are healthy, young, strong men ...put them to work... Real work! The USA will have too many employee benefits if we put them to work here! 20 minute break after every 3 hours of work...free health care. Etc....
Rosario Dawson's Creek
3:39 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
No one here knows anything about whether there was a racial component here. No one. Perhaps there was. Perhaps there wasn't. One thing is for sure, the race of the alleged perpetrators does not seem to be being widely reported.
4:17 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
There were a few that tried to inject that some of us were racist but clearly it was just to distract from what these 2 did, the next play in the handbook is to claim they were framed, to somehow try to extend the race claim although there was none, and next will be the bungling of the police to not have blah, blah, blah, 4th will be that the girl did something to provoke the attack, 5th will be juvenile court, 6th will be rehabilitation, 7th will be early release, 8th step will be their names hitting the Star Ledger 8/11/2015 because the system failed to help them so they blah blah blah, same story line over and over again, just like the war on drugs, the war on poverty, the war on the middle class. The mind of the left is left for a reason,,, because it ain't right.
4:45 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Only in a place as removed from reality as Chatham, could a post about the tragic murder of an innocent child desecend into insutls about race...and the only thing more important than life itself...money.
5:02 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Dont give them jail time they will have 3 meals aday recreation...Jersey needs to get tougher on slayings like this...hell up to me id give them both lethal injection ..jail too good for them they should suffer they took that lil gurls life. Makes me wonder what kind of up bringing they head i blame the parents also.Hope its harsh what ever they get.Why not take their life? Why should they get away with murder? Children should be tried as Adults if they do such a horrible crime. Shakes head makes me sick what the lil bastards have done.
precious pisces
9:01 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
A mind is a terrible thing to waste!! You should have stayed in school.
5:12 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
btw just saw their pics they look like thugs probalbly on crack hope they drug test them .I feel bad for autumn and her family.
5:19 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Can we let this poor girl RIP? These inflammatory remarks cannot make her family feel better.
Stacie Bohr
6:32 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
My initial take when hearing the story was the obvious...brutal, horrific, why...beasts killing a fawn. I also thought and stated that I gave the boys mother credit for turning her boys in. After a couple of days of reading further updates, I still give their mother credit for her actions. But I would be curious, upon investigation, hearing what kind of home they came from...kids don't simply turn into cold blooded, calculating killers overnight. I (and I'm sure Autumn's parents could really care either) whether they were black, white or plaid. I'm unsure of how that is relevant. An innocent little girl is gone at the hands of very young monsters.
8:53 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Michael, I fail to see how this is a political issue. Please tell me what exact laws you feel should have been in place that would have protected this girl.
Jimmy Drake
7:16 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
I think we have another problem here in addition to the unfathomable crime that was committed on this poor innocent angel.
I think the perps should do life in solitary, lose their minds in about 5 years and just wallow in their cells looking at the wonderful world of a blank wall. Losing their life is too easy.
The other problem I see, is wonderful Americans who are sick and tired of having to be politically correct, sick and tired of being accused of racism where a minority is involved and sick and tired of having to be careful of what they say because they might offend someone.
This is still America (last time I looked). and a bum is still a bum. That homeless crap went out in my lingo years ago. A bad criminal is a bad criminal - race has nothing to do with it.
Let us pray for the FAMILIES of the perps and the victims....and relish in the fact, that they were caught and justice will be done.
11:24 pm on Wednesday, October 24, 2012
two bottom feeders of life, good luck with that charge hope u guys like it in the @$&
Stacie Bohr
3:35 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Michael, I actually deleted my comment against yours just after I submitted it. I realized what you were saying after I retread it. My apologies.
Jerome Thompson
8:34 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
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9:16 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
If you're turning this tragedy into an opportunity to voice your political views you need a good slap in the mouth and a lesson in manners. Shut up and go troll the political blogs. This poor girl is dead, have some respect and a little class.
Stacie Bohr
9:34 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Really!!! This isn't the first time this week I've seen this. I was confused at first and thought it was a mistake.
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9:36 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
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12:36 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Wow really? A precious child's life has been taken too soon and you idiots harp on race? One has to wonder, if children with authority figures like you to look to for guidance even have a fair chance of becoming productive and sane members of society. With that said, no wonder an unfortunate few grow up to become monsters if all they know is hate.
Rather it be Autumn Pasquale or Treyvon Martin, both are children who died violently and that should be the discussion!!! The main concern should be how can we protect our children, not mommy and daddy's generalizations of a whole group of people. My prayers go out to Autumn and her family.
Baba O'Riley
2:58 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
To Tee Smith: Here is what the Spath / Pannell case has to do with Autumn and her alleged killers. If two white youths had killed a young black girl; certain (community and political) leaders would be all over the media and in Clayton letting everyone know that justice is needed and that the girl was targeted (because of her color). Go back to that night in Teaneck: I was driving past the church when the Memorial service was letting out and you could see anger in the eyes of those leaving (the church). Shortly thereafter the riot started; funny thing is that we do not see riots or politicians grandstanding when the stituation is reversed (like here). PS: we know that Philip Pannell had a criminal record, was a member of a (drug) gang, was carrying a weapon and attempted to shoot at the police (prior to him being shot).
Tee Smyth
3:18 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Baba. You are so incorrect on multiple levels; PARTICULARLY with the facts, that it tells me that this is not even worthy of further engagement. I was there that night and many other nights and days and months that followed. I remember everything like it happened yesterday, and could go back to journals written during that time to refresh my recollection if need-be. I will simply advise that you're incorrect. As for Sharpton and Jackson: I've said above that they come when called. Has the mom requested their presence?
Good day.
Baba O'Riley
4:35 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Tee, please let me know how I am wrong. I know I am not wrong about the background of Philip Pannell and his actions that evening. Some further questions: Why did the storeowners on Teaneck Road had to have their store windows smashed? Did they do anything wrong? Same applies to the cars that were vandalized. As I said before, I was in Teaneck that night and following nights as a member of the New Jersey Army National Guard. As has been stated, what would be the case if two white youths had killed an innocent girl of the opposite race? You tell me. Both cases are tragedies for all of the families involved as well as their respective communities.
Tee Smyth
4:49 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Here you go. No one said anything about store owners, etc. What a flying leap! Again.
Your mind is made up already, and it's not my job to change it for you b/c I don't care enough about you (sorry if that's harsh) to do so. You've also posted some inconsistencies in your "story." I'm done here. Have a good day.
4:22 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
If people disapprove so much of Sharpton/Jackson playing the race card with white on back crimes, then why do the same with this case???
Baba O'Riley
4:36 pm on Thursday, October 25, 2012
I would like to know why they are silent in this case. I would like to know why they are not out for justice for poor Autumn and her family. I would like to know how they are going to heal the community.
Christina Aquino
2:53 pm on Friday, October 26, 2012
Has anyone determined whether these kids had a father living with them?
5:55 pm on Saturday, October 27, 2012
@Christina parents are divorced. I think it said he lives in Glassboro...
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A Convivium
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The Journal of Accounting, Economics, and Law - A Convivium (AEL) aims to encourage a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between individuals, organizations, and institutions in economy and society. Among other matters, attention will be paid to financial, economic, and legal methods and languages that have an important albeit neglected role in this relationship. Concerns of finance, control, accountability, responsibility, valuation, regulation, and governance will be raised in their connection with accounting, economics, law, sociology, anthropology, history, finance, political science, and the management and policy sciences. The journal encourages works that seek to recombine disciplinary domains in response to practical and relevant issues, including theoretical advances and insights, and comparative historical perspectives.
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While many journals cover accounting, economics and law separately, the intersection of these fields denotes common and significant concerns in society. Institutional rules and social norms are critical to workings of organizations. Beyond their technical aspects, these issues have broader societal and global consequences. Accounting, Economics, and Law - A Convivium is intended to their study.
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Raffaele Fiume, University of Napoli "Parthenope", Italy
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Giuseppe Galassi, Faculty of Economics, University of Parma, Italy
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Karim Jamal, Department of Accounting & MIS, School of Business, University of Alberta, Canada
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Patricia A. McCoy, Insurance Law Center & University of Connecticut School of Law, Hartford (CT), USA
Lawrence E. Mitchell, George Washington University Law School, Washington DC, USA
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Nappa Leather is extremely soft, supple and luxurious, ideal for special occasions and whenever you want a dressier look.
To clean, wipe with a soft cloth. A damp cloth may be used for a more thorough cleaning. To maintain, buff with Dansko Leather Cream and a soft clean cloth.
Dansko shoes are sized according to European(EU) whole size standards. The comparable United States(US) sizes are shown below. This shoe style is available in the following sizes.