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Family Counseling Center with Short Stay Home (FCC/SSH) Family Counseling Center (Central Social Welfare Board, New Delhi)
The Family Counseling Center facilitates a favorable environment for women, men and children to improve their family and home life. The Family Counseling Center accepts individuals and families dealing with issues ranging from spousal problems, greater family disharmony or parent and child tensions. Counselors work to find sustainable solutions that satisfy the mental and emotional needs of all individuals or family members involved in the counseling process. The Family Counseling Center works in collaboration with the local police, All Women Police Station and Free Legal Aid for mutual and amicable settlement of marital disputes, property issues and proper childcare. The police refer cases that need temporary shelter, protection and rehabilitation to the Short Stay Home.
Short Stay Home (Central Social Welfare Board, New Delhi)
The goal of the Short Stay Home is to help women and girls in distress by providing them a healing environment accompanied with the following objectives:
The following activities are offered to all residents of the Short Stay Home:
Legal Aid: During family dispute and counseling of marital issues, women often lack knowledge of the legal aspects of marriage, divorce and personal rights. Without this understanding, women are often forced to undergo avoidable traumatic experiences. The Family Counseling Center works to educate women about their rights by offering them free legal services from the Tamil Nadu State Legal Authorities and filing cases of restitution of conjugal rights, divorce, maintenance and judicial separation.
Employment Opportunities: During the counseling process, individuals work to identify and develop potential skills and talents. These individuals are encouraged to professionally pursue these interests and transform these personal traits into business ventures.
Referral Services: The Family Counseling Center works with a network of other NGOs, government organizations and independent associations to unite the available resources. Clients benefit from these relationships in the form of referrals for job opportunities, medical treatments and further counseling services.
Vocational Training: Women seeking the services offered by the Family Counseling Center are encouraged to pursue education and training for income generation. These clients are referred to vocational training in tailoring, catering and other professions to ensure their financial independence and personal growth. Counselors work with other local NGOs to provide clients with short courses and residential vocational training.
A Case Study Client 'A' was referred to the MCCSS Family Counseling Center by another NGO. She ran away from home due to an interfamily dispute. She was admitted in the Short Stay Home and provided frequent counseling, emotional support and strength. These therapy services, in cooperation with psychiatric treatment, helped her return to normal behavior and a happy state of mind. After this personal improvement, Client 'A' and her counseling team invited the family for counseling training and service. These joint counseling sessions, in addition to continued individual sessions, enabled Client 'A' and her family to reach a favorable home environment. Upon agreement between Client 'A' and her counseling team, Client 'A' left the Short Stay Home and resumed residence with her family. Members of the MCCSS counseling staff continue to make home visits to ensure continued emotional progress.
Women Help Line – 10922: Central Social Welfare Board,(Ministry of Women and Child Development,New Delhi)
To provide immediate counseling, guidance, emotional support and placement assistance, around the clock (24 hours). A toll free number 10922 is provided by the Social Welfare Board at MCCSS desk. Women in distress are enabled to overcome their immediate problems by calling free from any landline (BSNL) and talk to the counselors who are available 24 hours of the day. The process is monitored by a 'Help line Sub-committee' consisting of professionals.
All the above Programes Implemented through TamilNadu State Social Welfare Board, Chennai.


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Fellow Burtling Jakob was representing with in style at the Spain.js summer javascript conference in Spain last week. We're all proud he is now sitting next to us at the office and doing some "serious inception". Unfortunately the talk was not video documented but he has written down some of his thoughts just after the presentation on his blog.
Yesterday, at Spain.js, a library called Scoped HTTP Client got mentioned during one of the talks. While I agree that the native HTTP client in node.js is too low level for the most common use-cases, I find that there are fare better alternatives than the mentioned library.
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Federal News Radio's Emily Kopp counts down the top federal workforce stories of 2011 and makes some predictions fo 2012.
Survey: CHCOs worry about retaining committed workforce
Retaining good employees in spite of pay freezes and cuts to employee benefits will be the biggest challenge facing agency human resources officials next year. Federal News Radio asked chief human capital officers to reflect on 2011 and make predictions for 2012.
OPM highlights hiring reform best practices
Agencies are measuring their progress towards hiring reforms and implementing technology to track applications and identify bottlenecks. Those are some of the best practices shared in a memo from the Office of Personnel Management. Overall, it said, agencies are progressing toward the governmentwide goal of filling vacancies in 80 days or less.
OPM releases draft qualification standards for HR workforce
The Office of Personnel Management has released draft qualification standards for human resources managers and assistants. The draft standards update the qualifications to include competencies and minimum requirements by grade, Acting Deputy Associate OPM Director Andrea Bright wrote in a memo.
Users frustrated with the new, overwhelmed USAJobs 3.0
Federal jobseekers are complaining that the new version of the USAJobs.gov website is slow and clunky. The Office of Personnel Management had promised that it would be more streamlined and easier to use than the previous version. It is asking agencies that use the site to recruit to extend their application deadlines while it works out the kinks.
SESers to have new metrics by September
A new memo from OPM details the efforts to standardize and improve the Senior Executive Service's performance management system. A task force of 10 agencies will develop the new process using public and private-sector best practices. Once finished, OPM expects agencies to implement the system over the next two years.
OPM touts transformation of federal hiring
One year after the President called for improvements to how agencies hire workers, OPM Director Berry said KSAs, long job descriptions and the rule of three are mostly a thing of the past. On average, agencies are hiring new employees in 105 days and most job descriptions are five pages or fewer.
How to communicate with feds to calm shutdown fears
A fast-approaching budget deadline is creating increasing anxiety among federal workers that government could shut down if Congress does not reach a deal.
CHCOs to develop HR certification program
The launch of phase two of the HR University moves the standardization and professionalization of federal human resources workers closer. The CHCO Council wants to expand the number of training courses and the specific types of classes for agencies. The HR University also provides a career path for federal HR workers.
CHCOs have 30 days to improve appraisals
A council working group will deliver recommendations and options to the Office of Personnel Management for how to improve the way managers rate employee performance. OPM Director John Berry said appraisals need to be simplified and happen more frequently.
CHCOs have 30 days to improve appraisals
A council working group will deliver recommendations and options to the Office of Personnel Management for how to improve the way managers rate employee performance. OPM Director John Berry said appraisals need to be simplified and happen more frequently.
OPM, Republicans continue battle over federal pay
Director John Berry pushes back against claims from members of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that federal employees are overpaid. Rep. Issa called the pay freeze a "farce" and wants step-increases frozen for this year. Berry and Democrat lawmakers continue to make the case that feds deserve their salaries.
VA pushes hiring reforms through program managers
The agency is using service level agreements to help ensure hiring managers are involved in all parts of the process. VA cut the amount of time it takes to hire a new employee by 20 days. VA hopes to get the average time down below the governmentwide goal of 80 days in 2011.
Agencies are successfully chopping hiring times down
The Department of Housing and Urban Development went from being the poster child for the dysfunctional federal hiring process to being a model of what others are striving for.
HUD shows how hiring reform can work
Many agencies have reduced the time it takes to hire a new employee. DoD, Energy and VA are among the departments that have made the most progress over the last year. OPM Director John Berry said a full government-wide look will not be available until early 2011.
HR University slated to open in January
The Chief Human Capital Officers Council is overseeing several initiatives to improve the training of federal human resources professionals. The university will bring together existing courses under one portal, and eventually will expand to meet current and emerging needs. OPM to announce agency progress in fixing federal hiring today.
Mission and merit systems collide in HR
A recent survey of chief human capital officers reveals some shortcomings and frustrations in the relationship between CHCOs and the Office of Personnel Management. But two veteran federal HR experts said such a tension is natural and even healthy. And a top OPM leader talks about an initiative to resolve concerns over the shortcomings of training on the part of the HR workforce and their ability to assist in hiring reforms.
Performance management on agencies' front burners
President Obama has said publicly that he is a big fan of performance management, and wants to blend its practice into the day-to-day operation of the Federal Government. But what does that mean for feds who are tasked with actually making the wheels of government turn every day? The Association of Government Accountants convened a conference to discuss performance in government.
SES needs more to draw the best and brightest
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Very Grecian
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i like
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Very pretty!! Thanks so much for your hard work!!
#8 On Jun 11, 2012 Halfshark wrote:
it looks nice
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I have this dress in my game and it's really beautiful! Thank you very much! xoxoox
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The feature match of the Stanford Super Series - worth $20 million - matched England against an all-star team from the Caribbean, called the Stanford Superstars - on 1 November 2008. The Chris Gayle-led Stanford Superstars thumped Kevin Pietersen's England by 10 wickets in a lopsided 20/20 For 20 match; chasing down the paltry target of 100 in 12.4 overs at Antigua's Stanford Cricket Ground. Texan billionaire Allen Stanford signed a five-year deal with the ECB in June 2008 to host a series of $20 million, winner-take-all matches, worth $100 million in total. The deal also included an annual Twenty20 quadrangular involving England (as hosts), West Indies and two invitational teams with a prize of $9.5 million. The ECB though terminated all contracts with Stanford in February 2009 after he was charged with fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission in the USA. Stanford was later convicted of 13 of 14 charges laid against him by US authorities and was sentenced to 110 years in prison.
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This is a beautiful 4 bedroom 3 bath home that sits right on Lake Hamilton (400 ft of lake frontage). Located just off of Carpenter Dam Rd, this home is very close to Garvan Woodland Gardens. Has a wonderful view of the water, and outside BBQ grill, 3 seperate patios overlooking the lake, 2 boatslips, 1 boat house, and 2 swim docks. Very beautifully decorated this home has a king bed and a sleeper sofa in the master suite with a large 2 person jacuzzi tub in the master bathroom. The 2nd bedroom has a queen bed, 3rd bedroom has a queen bed, 4th bedroom has a queen bed, there is a sleeper sofa in the living room, a sleeper sofa in the rec room...Read more
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This house was tucked away in a very wooded area and several of us thought that we would be playing a part in a "wrong turn" movie. Lol.
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The house had at least four sleeper sofas, or at least that's when I stopped counting, besides the four bedrooms. My family, since I have the most member, enjoyed the upstairs master suite. This property access to the lake is amazing and have a nice little barge/deck to enjoy the serenity of the lake and it looked like every bedroom had a view and deck access of the lake.
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We stayed at this property June 22-29 2011. The house is huge and provided ample space for our group of twelve. The area is beautiful and the lake is clean. The water at the swim dock was deep enough for diving and jumping without fear of injury. The house is well furnished with adequate dishes and utensils. However, if you intend to cook a very large meal, then you might come up short on pots, pans, and/or skillets. All of the TVs are updated to LCD and the satellite service includes some movie channels. There are two huge water heaters that provide plenty of hot water... maybe a little too hot, be careful.
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It put forward the compromise after the Minister banned it from trawling for two years.
Mr Burke has told Lateline he had received the environmental impact study and he was not satisfied with the new proposal.
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We are seeking applications from prospective PhD students to work in a drug discovery project in infectious disease supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Australian Research Council (ARC Linkage). This project is your chance to make a difference in the global fight against infectious disease like malaria and tuberculosis.
This project aims to synthesis fragments derived from part structures of natural products. This will include molecular modeling and chemoinformatics to identify fragment-sized portions of natural products that can be added to the library to expand the upper limit of accessible fragment diversity and in silico analysis of natural product diversity space to generate a minimum set of fragments. Newly synthesized compounds will be tested against tuberculosis and malaria proteins using FTMS.
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When I go to Bravia Internet Video and choose the 3D icon I get a message "To enjoy this 3D service, you must have : 3D capable Sony HDTV and 3D capability turned on."
I have tried disconnecting all the cables from the TV switched it of and even reset to factory defaults and still I get the message. iplayer Utube and all the other icons take me to their content but the 3D icon does not. Can anybody suggest something I can try. I have checked the firmware is the latest edition and my broadband speed is good. When I bought the TV I viewed the 3D experience with no problem but last week when I went to demonstrate it to a friend it would not connect. I had changed nothing although the TV had downloaded updates.
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EWill looks good, Henry has a real "attitude", Clutts is proving his worth. I like Booker running better than Allen's.
Clutts is putting on a "clinic" & just sprung Booker for another 11.
Just ran it again. Clutts takes out the SS.
Nice catch by Clutts. The announcers LOVE him anyway.
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Leaping catch by Clutts. Call this one the "Tyler Clutts" drive. Contributing on every play.
clutts does have good hands doesnt he!


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A magnificent seven Furness table tennis players took on the best the country had to offer at the English Schools Individual Championships in Doncaster.
Ranked number five nationally in her age group, but playing against opponents from the next age range up, Emily began with wins against Kent's Yumeng Li and Leicestshire's Vanessa Wilson.
Her final group game saw her against Maria Tsapitsinos, from Berkshire, who is ranked one place higher nationally.
As expected, it was a very close match which went to a fifth game, which Emily just lost.
The Askam youngster still progressed to the knockout stages, but this early defeat made her route more difficult.
In her first knockout match, opponent Lea Dickinson, from Nottingham – ranked one place below Emily – came to the table in great form and was soon 2-0 ahead.
Emily took the third end and in the fourth found her best attacking form to bring what had seemed an unlikely win in the fifth.
This put her into the quarter-finals, where she met Sussex's Emma Torkington, seeded two and ranked 15 places above Emily at cadet level.
The Dowdales pupil played good attacking points but her opponent produced quick counter-hits and ran out an 11-8, 11-9, 11-8 winner.
The results bode well for Emily next year, when she will be one of the more senior players in this age category.
One of the surprise performances of the day came from a present Askam player.
Katie Sedgwick had not even made it into the Askam Village School side for the team event before Christmas, but was now at the national finals after several months of dedicated practice resulting in her improvement.
In her opening match she went down 3-1 against Cambridgeshire's Abbie Stacey.
Next up was the impressive Tin Tin Ho, already ranked in the top 10 at under-18s level while still at primary school. Katie played well and won several points with shots past her illustrious opponent.
With two matches played, Katie settled down and began enjoying the event, playing some of her best table tennis. With consistent returning, she defeated Northants player Ellie Soloman 3-0 and finished with a flourish against Kay Wong, from Shropshire, also 3-0.
Katie has another year at this age group and, having won more games than she lost at this year's event, shows much promise.
A second member of the Sedgwick family, Katie's older sister Eleanor, represented Cumbria in the under-16s girls and was one of several county players having their first taste of a major event.
She played extremely well and had a very good match against number six national junior Yolanda King, of Sussex.
This should inspire the Dowdales pupil to continue playing and aim for a return with her sister next year.
Another young player who has made good progress this year is Ben O'Flynn.
This was also his first experience of a big tournament and he discovered that once he was in the rallies he was a match for any of his group opponents, winning some impressive top spin points.
He won several ends and his closest match came against William Pearson, from Staffordshire. The St Columba's youngster won the first game but narrowly lost the second. He was losing 10-8 in the next but fought back and took the game. He then had a chance of victory when the fourth went to deuce, losing 12-10. The decider was also close but went to his opponent, 11-8.
It was a similar story for under-13s county champion Anton Vacca, of St Bernard's.
He was an organiser's nightmare as he was involved in some of the longest tussles in his group.
He played well against the England number three cadet Helshan Weerasinghe, from Kent. Three of his other matches went to deciding sets and his clever mix of tight consistent push play and sharp counter hits upset all his opponents.
He deserved to come away with a win, but will definitely have gained vital experience at this level.
In the under-16s boys, Furness Academy pupil Ryan Smith is probably the most improved player over the past 12 months in the area. He began confidently, defeating Joel Myers, from Cornwall, and followed up with a closely-fought match against Matthew Mccormick, from Cheshire.
He was only a few points away against highly-ranked Jjunior opponent Liam McTiernan, from Berkshire.
The final Cumbria player to take the table was Matthew Bruce, of Barrow Sixth Form, in the under-19s.
His event included four of the top 10 juniors nationally, so progress beyond the group was always going to be difficult.
There was another Barrow connection in the event, with Michael Griffiths representing Devon.
His grandparents live on Walney and his aunt, who was there supporting, is Karen Griffiths, head of PE at St Bernard's.
Bruce could be happy with his win against Alan Caffery, of Warwickshire, and some close encounters in his other four matches.
All seven Furness players were a credit to Cumbria and showed why they are county champions.
They gained those honours at an event which saw 46 competitors from across Cumbria going head-to-head at Kirkby Stephen Grammar School.
Ryan Smith and Matthew Bruce met in the under-19s final, which produced some fast spin attack rallies.
It was Furness Academy pupil Ryan who dominated, taking the title with a straight games win.
He would also take the under-16s crown with a victory over James Turner, of Millom, in the final.
In the under-13s boys, all four of the St Bernard's national finalists team were playing, together with Matthew Coverdale and Jack Walker, from Dowdales.
Anton Vacca and Brendan Trainer made the final, the former winning 11-4, 11-7, 11-4 to take the title.
There were a group of young players in contention for the boys under-11s title, with four Year 4 players among the best on show.
It was one of these young players who caused the biggest upset in the group stages, as Max Webster, from Storth School, upstaged older brother Elliot in three straight games to finish top of his group.
The second group had a top-three finish of St Columba's players.
Finlay Edwards finished third, with James Lashmar taking second spot – the only player to take a game against Ben O'Flynn – who topped the group.
Max and Ben made the final. It was the Walney youngster who began in confident style, keeping the points going with top spin shots from both wings as he looked to find the opening for winning hits.
He took the title, completing a clean sweep in the boys events for Barrow players, in straight games.
The girls under-11s was one of the closest events for several years.
Although all the matches played were won in straight games, three of the four players managed to win against each other.
Caitlyn Walker, of Dane Ghyll, beat Katie Sedgwick, of Askam, before Katie beat fellow Askam player Tara Tappenden.
In the last match of the group, Tara defeated Caitlyn.
This meant that the organisers needed a calculator to total up the points won and lost.
With each player having played about 100 points it came down to a one-point difference in favour of Katie, making her the girls under-11s champion.
In the final event, Emily Bolton took the under-13s girls title when she beat young Dane Ghyll player Caitlyn Walker.
Boys Under-19s Champion: Ryan Smith (Furness Academy). Runner-up: Matthew Bruce (Barrow Sixth Form).
Boys Under-16s Champion: Ryan Smith (Furness Academy). Runner-up: James Turner (Millom School).
Boys Under-16s Champion: Anton Vacca (St Bernard's). Runner-up: Brendan Trainor (St Bernard's)
Boys Under-11s Champion: Ben O'Flynn (St Columba's). Runner-up: Max Webster (Storth School)
Girls Under-13s Champion: Emily Bolton (Dowdales). Runner-up: Caitlyn Walker (Dane Ghyll)
Girls Under-11s Champion: Katie Sedgwick (Askam). Runner-up: Caitlyn Walker (Dane Ghyll).
South Cumbrian teams won six of the seven events at the county finals, held at the Barrow Table Tennis Centre, while there were three champions and three runners-up at the North West event.
The Cumbria finals saw Holy Family, Dane Ghyll and Storth in the under-11s girls qualifying group.
Dane Ghyll and Holy Family had a close match, which just swung in the former's favour, 5-3.
Ife Bamigboye and Megan Turnough were unbeaten, while Jessica Livesey featured strongly for Holy Family with two wins.
Holy Family went down 6-2 against Storth, Livesey winning twice.
The decider between Dane Ghyll and Storth was as close as possible.
Two wins each for Caitlyn Walker and Bamigboye secured a draw for Dane Ghyll. The teams were level on countback, but Dane Ghyll won on points, 288-287.
This put them into a final group against Askam and St Columba's.
Despite some close matches, and a win each for Walker and Bamigboye, Dane Ghyll were unable to prevent their opponents facing off in the final once more.
Wins from Mia Gwynne and Tyra Rushton put the Walney team 2-0 up, before Sophie Ridgway edged Jasmine Halcrow in a real tight affair, coming from two games behind to win for St Columba's.
Another win for Gwynne made it 4-0, before Askam staged a fightback with wins from Katie Moncrief, Jasmine Halcrow and Robyn Halcrow.
The title was secured for St Columba's when Rushton came to the table and beat Robyn Halcrow in three games.
In the under-11s boys event, the same two schools reached the final.
Askam knocked out last season's champions, Holy Family, with a 6-2 win, Brandon Corrie and Luke Greenway winning for Holy Family.
Askam also defeated a St Columba's B team by the same score, Columba's winners Louis Rourke and Ryan Cotton.
Luke Reid won all four games played for Askam, with Keir Shepherd winning three from three, Lee Irving and James Wallis two each, and Lian Knowles one.
On the other table, St Columba's were comfortable winners against Dane Ghyll and beat Storth 7-1. Dane Ghyll lost 5-3 against Storth, Luke Maddox, Aaron Solsby and Cameron Bell all winning.
St Columba's top pairing of Harry Mellen and Ben O'Flynn started the final against Askam powerfully and recorded straight-game wins against Reid and Shepherd respectively. Morgan Gwynne added to the total with a four-game success against Wallis.
The next three games saw the match hanging in the balance.
Knowles gained Askam's first win, beating Lashmar.
Then Reid and O'Flynn showed some top-quality table tennis. The St Columba's player took a two-game lead, but the Askam number one showed his fighting qualities and drew level.
Only at the end of the decider did O'Flynn find enough to take the win.
Gwynne still needed to hold on against Shepherd, before Mellen confirmed St Columba's as champions.
One of the most keenly-awaited finals came in the under-13s girls, where both St Bernard's and Dowdales had reached the national finals last year.
However, while the St Bernard's line-up had stayed the same, Dowdales had been strengthened by the addition of England Schools' player Emily Bolton, who has moved to Year 7 from Askam School. She soon demonstrated her class with two straight-game wins.Robyn Holden pulled one back for St Bernard's against Ebony Miles after a close battle.
Despite this win, and Louise Keneally's victory against Hannah Grimes, it was Dowdales who looked to have victory in sight when they led 4-2, Amy Moncrief and Miles both contributing.
But there were two further twists in the match.
Emily Cotton started a St Bernard's revival by beating Moncrief.
In the final match, Grimes held a 2-1 lead after taking two deuce games. Katie Linton then suddenly found her touch and, with her own deuce-winning game took a 3-2 win.
This left the match score at 4-4, however, Dowdales took the Cumbria title with a superior games ratio of 16-12.
The rivalry continued in the under-13s boys event.
Both teams had comfortable victories against Dallam School to reach the final, where the strength in depth of St Bernard's took them to the title.
Anton Vacca won both of his matches, while Ross Ahern beat Adam Brown and Brendan Trainor defeated Chris Lloyd.
St Bernard's number one James Coward defeated Dowdales number two Jack Walker in four games.
Walker did make his mark with a straight games win over Ahern.
The star of the Dowdales team was number one Luke Walker, who finished undefeated with wins against Trainor and Coward, without dropping any games.
The final event of the Cumbria championships was the under-16s boys.
Here, St Bernard's gained another win against Dowdales, 6-2.
Stefan Weatherburn and Dien Curtis won both their matches, while Tom Clements and Oliver Shipley both won one. The Dowdales wins came from Daniel Armstrong and Aaron Murray.
However, neither team could match the strength of the visitors from Dallam School, who only lost two matches in the three rubbers they played.
James Turner, of Millom, won one of those and proved the top Furness player, winning five of his six matches.
It was Cumbria girl power that led the way at the North West Finals against the best teams from Lancashire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester and Shropshire.
The under-13 girls teams from Dowdales and St Bernard's gained wins against Sir Thomas Boteler High School, from Warrington, and, in very close matches, also defeated Bramhall High School.
The two teams then met for the second time this season, St Bernard's reversing the result from the Cumbria finals to beat Dowdales.
Bolton was again the pick of the Dowdales players, while Holden showed she has returned to form with good attacking displays.
St Columba's under-11s girls also enjoyed a good day.
They started their group with a draw against St Mary's Preparatory School, Blundellsands.
Rushton and Gwynne both won their two matches, while Ridgway and Jenny Williams took games to give the Saints the count-back advantage.
They won their next match against Bradley Primary, from Nelson. Again Rushton and Gwynne won their matches, but there was a notable win for Williams, who is two years younger than her team-mates.
This put them into the semi-finals against Nevill Road, from Stockport, a team who always do well in the North West Finals.
Rushton and Gwynne continued their good form, however Neville Road led 4-3.
Williams played Rana Rofifah in the last match and, although she lost, she won two vital games, enough to take St Columba's into the final on count-back.
Cumbria's other representatives, Askam, also made progress from the group but were narrowly defeated by Bradley in the semi-finals.
This meant a replay for Bradley and St Columba's, and in this match the school from Nelson played with more confidence.
Gwynne and Rushton remained unbeaten, but not before both players had dropped games against Aminah Daar.
Although Ridgway and Williams did not win their matches, they both won important games that meant the score was tied after count-back.
The organisers then had to calculate the total points won and St Columba's took the title, having won four points more than their opponents.
St Bernard's under-16s girls beat Lancashire representatives, Garstang, but then met a team they have been keen rivals with since their under-13s days, Bramhall High School.
On this occasion, the Stockport team took the win, but St Bernard's still qualified for the regional heats.
Perhaps the most impressive performance of the day from a Cumbrian team came in the under-13s boys.
There were 10 teams from as far as Ludlow competing, with the two Cumbria representatives in different groups.
Dowdales finished as group runners-up and progressed to the semi-finals, while St Bernard's eased through their group and gained impressive wins in both the semi-finals and final to beat Garstang and Calday Grange, West Kirby.
In the under-11s boys, the result went against the form book. Cumbria champions St Columba's topped their group with victories against Buildwas Primary, from Shropshire, and Oldham Hulme Grammar School, O'Flynn winning all his games.
Askam also made good progress.
Although beaten by Garstang Community Primary, they won against St Mary's Preparatory School to put them into a semi-final with St Columba's.
This match was a completely different story to the county final.
Askam's top two, Reid and Shepherd, showed the improvement they have made in recent weeks, while the top two players for St Columba's showed nerves on the big occasion.Askam raced into a 2-0 lead as Shepherd beat O'Flynn and Reid defeated Mellen.
Gwynne pulled a match back by beating Irvine, but the Askam lead was stretched with wins from Knowles and Reid, in a five-game battle against O'Flynn.
Saints rallied as both Mellen and Gwynne posted wins, but it was Irvine who won the decisive match against Lashmar in another gruelling five-game battle. The win meant Askam qualified for the regional heats despite losing for a second time against Garstang when the two met in the final.
Under-19s Boys Champions (not played for): Barrow Sixth Form.
Under-16s Boys: Champions – Dallam School. Runners-up – St Bernard's.
Under-16s Girls: Champions (Not played for) – St Bernard's.
Under-13s Boys: Champions – St Bernard's. Runners-up – Dowdales.
Under-13s Girls: Champions – Dowdales. Runners-up – St Bernard's.
Under-11s Boys: Champions – St Columba's. Runners-up – Askam.
Under-11s Girls: Champions – St Columba's. Runners-up – Askam.
Under-16s Girls: Runners-up – St Bernard's.
Under-13s Boys: Champions – St Bernard's.
Under-13s Girls: Champions – St Bernard's. Runners-up – Dowdales.
Under-11s Boys: Runners-up – Askam.
Under-11s Girls: Champions – St Columba's.


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Albany, New York – A new report finds that while New York has been hit hard by the so-called "Great Recession," federal stimulus monies have buffered some of the worst effects of the economic downturn.
The report, by Fiscal Policy Institute, estimates that the true unemployment rate in New York is quite a bit higher than the official 8.5 percent rate reported by government sources. FPI economist James Parrott says when you count workers who have simply given up on looking for work, and hourly workers forced to accept severe cutbacks in their hours, the rate is actually much higher, at 14.1 percent.
Fiscal Policy Institute calculates that the unemployment rate among African American men is even higher at around 27 percent. Parrott says the Great Depression was defined as having an unemployment rate of 20 percent or greater.
"This 'Great Recession' is clearly a Great Depression already for blacks in New York and in many parts of the country," said Parrott.
The union-financed think tank has been reporting for years now about the growing wage discrepancies between New York's richest, poorest and middle class. It has documented that, since the early 1990s, the rich have been getting much richer in New York. The IRS data also shows that the poor have been loosing ground and the middle class has stagnated. Parrott says those trends only exacerbate the effects of the economic downturn.
"For most workers in New York, there's been very little, if any improvement since 1990," said Parrott. "Despite the fact that productivity...has increased pretty substantially over that period of time."
Parrott says there is some good news though. Things could have been worse, he says, if it weren't for the mass infusions of the federal stimulus monies.
He says all of the road construction projects touted by politicians represent only a portion of the stimulus projects. The more important aid went to state and local governments to maintain basic services, without huge cuts or even steeper increases in taxes.
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Chuckie Fick very quietly put together a terrific season for the River Bandits, posting a 3.17 ERA over 20 games. I recently had the chance to catch up with Chuckie for a little Q and A, and he was kind enough to oblige.
How was the 2008 season for you?
The 2008 season was great for me. I accomplished just about everything I set out to do. I always heard that the first full season is the toughest, and at times it was. Overall, it was much better than expected. All the guys I played with this year were great and its nice to have a good group of guys to be around.
Give me a little scouting report on yourself.
I throw a sinker that sits between 85-89 mph. In college it used to top out regularly at 90 and sit at 87-88, but only once this year in my last start did I touch 90 and it usually average around 86-87 this year. I don't throw a 4-seam and that was something my pitching coach really stressed to me this year for when I move up. I throw a 12-6 curve ball and I can throw it anywhere from about 65 to 72. The slower one early in the count and the harder one late in the count. I primarily use it to left-handed hitters. My slider is more of my out pitch and I throw it about 74-78. I use it most on righties because it sweeps away from them with my lower arm angle. My 4th pitch is my change up which I didn't throw as much as I'd like to this year. Right now its more of a show me pitch, but late in the season I started to use it more and get some more guys out with it.
Your dad is a scout in the organization, and the Cardinal organization is one that really seems to stress the importance of throwing the two-seamer. Was throwing the sinker something your dad impressed upon you?
Not one bit, my Dad stopped having any influence on what I did when I got to high school. He's actually been trying to get me to throw more 4 seam fastballs so that my velocity will be better.
Do you feel any additional pressure to prove yourself to those who might say the Cardinals only drafted you because of your father?
I don't feel the slightest bit of pressure because I know that I belong where I am. Anyone who puts me under a microscope because of who my Father is can continue to do so if they please, they are the ones fretting over it, not me. There were so many nepotism claims when I was drafted and it didn't and still doesn't bother me one bit. They were going off my junior year stats and they had a right to be skeptical. That is why they call it scouting though, not mathematics.
Looking at your numbers, you had one of the lowest walk rates of any starting pitcher in the Midwest League. What does that mean to you?
It means a lot to me actually. That was one of the things my Dad did influence me on, was throwing strike one. Walking guys became a pet peeve of mine and was something I really prided myself on not issuing any. All year Ace Adams, our pitching coach, just kept telling me to throw my sinker and let guys get themselves out in one pitch, and that's what I did. Getting ahead and throwing strikes down in the zone allowed me to work deeper into games, and that is what a starter is supposed to go out and do.
How different do you feel on the mound when you're in a groove?
Being in a groove is the biggest key for me. I tend to work extremely fast and so if I am getting lots of outs, everything works like clockwork. When in a groove, anyone who steps up to the plate in my mind, is already out. I watch him walk up to the plate and usually wait for him to get in the box and then I come right at him.
How about when you're struggling?
If you ask any pitcher or baseball player in general, when you are struggling, the game speeds up. I usually just step off the dirt on the mound, take a deep breath, and slow things down. I'm the pitcher and I will control the speed of this game. The one thing I learned in college was to "keep it small". I try to keep it small. Whether it be one run or three runs. Sometimes when the bases are loaded and nobody is out, three runs isn't all that bad. If they get three, then that is all they are going to get for the game and after the inning is over, I get myself back into my groove.
Were you able to get to work at all with Brent Strom this past season?
I was able to work with him this year. I fly open with my front side and he spoke with me several time on how to remedy that. Strom is great to have around because he is very knowledgeable and supportive of everyone. Even though he is our mechanics guy, he helps a lot with the mental preparation to pitching. I hope he doesn't read this and I don't want to say he is bad luck, but both times when he was in town, I didn't throw very well. So hopefully I won't see much of him next year if I'm throwing that day.
Out of all the Midwest League hitters you faced, who was the toughest out?
That's easy. It's a tie between Tim Smith and Ben Revere. Both are very balanced left-handed hitters who always put the bat on the ball.
OK. This is a deep one…When are Pam and Jim finally going to tie the knot?
I honestly don't know. It has been driving me crazy. At this rate Dwight has a better shot of getting married than Jim does. Just do it already and invite Michael to the wedding and let him make a speech.
Thanks to Chuckie for his time and answers, and best of luck to him as he moves up the ladder next year.


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This information provides answers to some of the more frequently asked questions regarding the purchase of a used car. It specifically covers the purchase of used cars and light trucks from a licensed dealer.
It does not apply to used cars that you purchase from someone in a private sale (consumer to consumer) or to new vehicles purchased from a dealer.
As you consider purchasing a used vehicle, remember that you may ask to have the vehicle inspected by your own mechanic, at your expense. You may also consult with your lender, insurance agent and attorney to discuss the financing, insurance coverage and purchase terms.
As with any important transaction, it is important to ask questions and read all written contracts carefully.
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I wish you luck in your search for a used vehicle and hope you have many miles of safe driving on Maine's roadways.
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No. While products sold to you at home may be returned within 3 days if you change your mind, Maine law does not allow a "cooling off" period for sales taking place outside of the home, such as used cars purchased from a dealer.
It depends on the dealer's policy. While Maine law does not require that the deposit be returned, it does require the dealer to provide you with a written copy of its deposit policy. Therefore, it is important to ask about the deposit policy and read all documents carefully before you place a deposit on a used car.
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The make, model and year of the car
The car's prior use (personal transportation, rental vehicle, police car, etc.)
How the dealer obtained the car
If the dealer purchased the car at an out of state auction
Any major mechanical problems with the car (motor, transmission, etc.) even if the car has been repaired
Prior damage from fire, flood or collision which exceeded $2,000 to repair
Warranties offered by the dealer on the car
No. Maine law does not establish a set warranty coverage or time period that a dealer must provide for a used car. Maine law also does not specify what items and terms a warranty will include. Many times a dealer will have standard written warranty coverage. Review any written warranty carefully to determine the length of the dealer's warranty and the items covered for your used car. These will be listed on the express warranty section of the Used Vehicle Buyer's Guide.
This is a decision that you must make based upon the time and mileage left on the factory warranty. A service contract may be purchased and will provide coverage for certain repairs listed in the service contract. Review the service contract and the factory warranty carefully to be sure the service contract is not duplicating the coverage you may already have with the factory warranty.
Generally, all used cars sold by dealers must have an inspection sticker on the car that was issued within the past 60 days. This is called a 'warranty of inspectability'. This simply means the vehicle has been inspected for the purposes of issuing an inspection sticker, which is required to operate the car on Maine's roadways.
A car will not have an inspection sticker when is it is posted with an 'Unsafe Motor Vehicle' certificate. This certificate is completed by a licensed inspection mechanic and indicates the car was inspected, but did not pass the inspection. The certificate will list the items that failed inspection. If you are interested in purchasing a car with this designation, you should keep in mind that the car must be towed from the dealer's lot, cannot be test driven on Maine roadways, and cannot be issued a temporary plate .
This means that the car has been declared a total loss by an insurance company, and has been repaired. This may have an effect on the value of the vehicle. Check with your insurance agent and lender before purchasing a car with this designation to make sure they will finance and insure the car.
A unibody is a replacement for the frame of the car. You may want to have the car examined by your mechanic. You should also consult with your insurance agent and lender prior to purchasing a vehicle with this designation.
The dealer is required to give you the name and address of the last owner, if you request this information. This does not violate privacy laws.
A title is a certificate that shows ownership of a vehicle. It indicates that the person selling the vehicle is the lawful owner. The dealer will have the title to the car. You have the right to ask for and review the title.
You should check the mileage and any notations regarding salvage or repairs, etc. You will also want to look for liens and make sure any liens have been released. (A lien indicates that a bank or other person may have loaned money to the prior owner, usually to purchase the car, and this gives the bank or other person a right to the car if the loan is not repaid. The lien will remain on the vehicle title until the money is repaid. Once a lien is paid, it will be 'released' and the bank will no longer have any rights in the car.)
No. This is not legal. You and the dealer could be subject to criminal charges and prosecution for making false statements on sales tax forms.
There is no limit; however, the dealer has to post the documentation fees charged on the car.
Generally no. Maine's Lemon Law applies only to new vehicles, OR IN VERY LIMITED CIRCUMSTANCES TO USED CARS. The problems would have to occur within two years of original delivery of the car or within the first 18 thousand miles, whichever comes first, for the car to qualify. You should contact the Attorney General's Lemon Law Arbitration Office and find out if you are eligible for a free Lemon Law Arbitration hearing.
A Program Car is a used car that was most likely used as a daily rental car. Generally, a program car is no more than 2 years old and has the remainder of the factory warranty available to the next owner. A factory warranty is a warranty provided by the car manufacturer that covers the repair of certain parts and vehicle defects. Generally it will provide coverage for a certain number of years or miles, whichever comes first.
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For the past several years exploratory drilling near Bristol Bay, Alaska has resulted in a major discovery of gold, copper and a metallic ore known as molybdenum worth an estimated value of $300 billion. Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. and London-based mining group, Anglo American, are proposing to develop an open pit gold and copper mine, known as Pebble Mine, at the headwaters of Bristol Bay.
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While enjoying our meal, we heard from 3 organizations that support sustainability: Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF) advocates for California family farmers and sustainable agriculture, Sustainable Agriculture Education (SAGE) develops projects to support sustainable regional food and agriculture, and Berkeley Student Food Collective provides fresh, local, environmentally sustainable food at affordable prices to the Berkeley campus and greater community. Each talk was educational and inspirational.
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For 3 weeks beginning in June the fishermen in Bristol Bay, Alaska, head out for the annual wild salmon fishing season, not only a long-standing tradition in this area, but also the livelihood of the Bristol Bay communities.
One of these fishermen is Carson who has fished this area for several years, but now wonders if he will be able to continue doing so in the future.
For years Bristol Bay has been the spawning grounds for several species of wild Pacific salmon, but is now being threatened by the Pebble Limited Partnership, a mining company seeking to obtain permits to build one of the world's largest gold and copper mines in the headwaters of Bristol Bay's most productive salmon spawning rivers, the Nushagak and the Kvichak.
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Evolutionary biologists have learned that all ancestral diets shared certain key ingredients. Food sources were limited to wild animals (which included brains, bone marrow, fats and organs), fish and shellfish, foraged wild plants, eggs, insects, nuts, seeds and wild berries. The primitive diet provided the nutrient dense balance for the critical metabolic processes, which allowed our ancestors to thrive, reproduce, and pass their genes on to subsequent generations.


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