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To What Extent Should 'respect For The Elderly' Go?
Posted 30 April 2012 - 02:06 PM
This did actually happen. I'm curious - do you think the elderly should have the right to get the seat they want just for being old, or should she have just gone and sat somewhere else????
I don't see what the difference was to her, to be honest. She didn't look disabled and I think she could have just sat on the seat, and if she WAS disabled in any way, perhaps should have just said that.
Personally speaking, I tend to sit upstairs on buses so don't generally have older people up there, but I'd always give up my seat for an older person if they get on, or anyone with a disability, broken legs, whatever. That said, I don't see why she really needed that specific seat, and it irritates me when older people act as though they deserve a seat straight off, without waiting for someone to offer.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 02:19 PM
A lot of the time, elderly people are actually very rude but still seem to be under the impression that I should be showing respect and politeness to them when they can't do the same. I'm generally pretty courteous, but I'm not going to be respectful and polite to someone that's shoving me out of the way or something like that. I'll show someone the respect they show me and the respect they earn.
Basically, I don't think age entitles anyone to anything. I will be polite and courteous, and give a person the respect I feel they deserve. But that doesn't have anything to do with age.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 02:30 PM
Posted 30 April 2012 - 05:30 PM
>mfw when I walk up to that WWII vet to shake his hand and he says "maybe you can earn your freedom too, someday."
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:41 PM
Posted 30 April 2012 - 10:29 PM
Anyway, age usually demands some form of initial respect from me: I would sooner be a more chivalrous guy if it concerned the elderly than if it was concerning say... a 22 year old. For example I'd be more inclined to let an elderly couple in front of me in the bus queue so they could get a seat earlier than someone else. That would go for the disabled and women with prams too. Then again I'm quite chivalrous in general anyway...
Posted 01 May 2012 - 01:39 AM
The priority seats are at the front if the bus so they don't have to walk down the aisle.
I always offer my seat to the elderly and pregnant women, no way would I offer it to a child they can sit on mammy's lap.
I think that man was being outright rude, all she did was ask him could she sit down he could have just said no.
There was no need for him to be a cunt.
Posted 01 May 2012 - 01:44 AM
Posted 01 May 2012 - 04:42 AM
I've had a few elderly people say, 'I fought in World War II, so I deserve respect.' Um, no. What about every other person who has fought in a war? Also to, I've seen elderly people disrespect younger folks. The elderly people will say, 'young people have no problems, what are they bitching about?' This is true to an extent, but it isn't as if we haven't seen a younger person with a hearing problem or a eye problem. That's fucked up.
I have given up my seat on the bus/train for a older person, but some of them are so rude about it. I try to be respectful, but if they aren't going to be respectful to me, they're not getting respect either. Hearing/sight problems or not.
Posted 01 May 2012 - 04:45 AM
If the bus is empty I don't see why you'd sit on a disabled/elderly seat anyway, bit of a cuntish thing to do. I'm in two minds, I hate old people that demand respect without having earned it... when I was in sixth form we would queue up for the bus and one time an old person just pushed right to the front, barged into me and pushed in front and gave me an earful for not 'respecting' her, despite the fact we'd all been queuing for ages and she was downright rude. If I feel an old person would benefit from me doing something, if the bus is full or whatever then i'll do it, I often let older people on the bus first so they get a seat and of course if they ask and they're reasonable i'd go out of my way to help, but when they're rude and expectant i'm more likely to ignore them.
^That is so weird. I swear the EXACT same thing happened when I was queuing up for the bus after school. I was near the back of the queue, and wasn't paying much attention to what was going on, though. XD You didn't go to a school called Priesthorpe, did you?
In the story in the OP, both seem to be in the wrong. The guy shouldn't have gone and sat there in the first place if there were loads of seats, and he shouldn't have started swearing and shouting like an idiot. But, if there were loads of other seats, not right at the back, the old woman shouldn't have expected him to move...I'm beginning to lean more to her side, though.
Old people have always liked me, though. I haven't really come across much of the 'expecting to be respected'. But I try to automatically respect anyone. Unfortunately, I'm not that observant. I've been told by my mum a couple of times to move for people on the bus, because I hadn't noticed them.
Posted 02 May 2012 - 06:06 AM
This.I respect those who deserve to be respected really, elderly or not.
Elderly people sometimes need that extra care, obviously some may need the priority seats but demanding it is going a bit far. This goes for anyone really. However, I don't like this whole 'the elderly are rude too' thing, heck plenty of young people treat the elderly like absolute shit. It goes both ways, I can't stand this pretentious attitude that people have concerning the older generation. Preaching about respecting the elderly like they're offended at a minor situation, like any incident occurs and the younger people have the right to be offended and it's obviously the world against them, right? They could just be having a bad day, and judging someone immediately after one encounter is ridiculous. I try to always be chivalrous when I can, opening doors for people, giving my seat up etc. A lady once gave me a dirty look for holding the door open and didn't say thanks, I didn't mind really or rant about it. It's not a big deal. I gave up my seat on the bus to a lady who I assumed was pregnant, turns out she was just fat, but still.
I always give my seat up to the elderly, if the bus is full and the priority seats are empty I'd stand or go up stairs. It's not a big deal.
Posted 02 May 2012 - 06:30 AM
Personally, I never sit in the elderly seats. In Finnish buses the seats are right next to the doors in the middle of the bus, where it's easy to get off and the floor is lowered. I prefer sitting in the back, anyway.
I like to have a certain level of respect towards the elderly. I don't do anything major, just things like offering my seat, getting up to shake hands, talking politely and sometimes even formally addressing them. I tend to be more respectful towards everyone older than me, but I'm much more prone to being rude towars a woman in her fourties than in her eigthies.
Posted 03 May 2012 - 11:57 AM
The sign reads "please give up these seats for the eldery and disabled" not "SEATS FOR THE ELDERLY ONLY".The man shouldn't have been sitting in the elderly seat in the first place
Posted 07 May 2012 - 10:14 AM
Posted 07 May 2012 - 10:19 AM
Ahh okay, sorry, here they're for the elderly and disabled only, so I went ahead and assumed that was the case.The sign reads "please give up these seats for the eldery and disabled" not "SEATS FOR THE ELDERLY ONLY".
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The sandy stretch from Missouri Avenue to Ohio Avenue was a dedicated area where African Americans could enjoy the Atlantic City Beach from 1900 until the early 1950s. This segregated beach came to be known as Chicken Bone Beach, as families and visitors arrived for a day at the beach with chicken dinners packed in picnic baskets. African American visitors to Chicken Bone Beach included Sammy Davis, Jr., Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, the Club Harlem showgirls, Jackie Robinson, Lena Horne, and Sugar Ray Robinson. Musicians would hold impromptu concerts on the stretch, while children and adults splashed in the ocean and played on the sand. |
The Atlantic City Beach Patrol employed an all-black patrol that guarded Chicken Bone Beach at Missouri. The first black beach patrol captain was William Rube Albouy.
The City of Atlantic City designated Chicken Bone Beach as a local historic site on August 6, 1997. Currently, a historical foundation exists to promote family programs and activities at Missouri Avenue, including a summer jazz concert series.
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Charles E. Funnell By the Beautiful Sea: the rise and high times of that great resort Atlantic City. New York: Knopf, 1975.
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Originally there were to be 100 Neiman Marcus Edition Camaro's built. That was the idea from the Neiman Marcus Christmas Catalog, page 44, in 2010. To get one you had to call an (800) number on October 19th 2010 at 12:00 E.S.T. and cross your fingers. All 100, were "snapped up", in under 3 minutes.
They were to be delivered in April 2011 but that didn't happen. Those of on the list were informed in March 2011 that they would be delayed till mid-Summer, 2011. Once they were built and shipped, only 75 of these cars were built in total (30 Manual and 45 Automatic transmissions). There was no actual explanation as to why the additional 25 were not built.
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TCB Report: The Importance of the Resume
Most positions, above the minimum wage level, will require you to submit a resume in order to be considered for the position. I have received up to 300 resumes for a single opening. Resumes are first used as a way to weed out unlikely candidates. Believe it or not, the "No thank you" pile was first created with resumes that had spelling errors and/or appeared sloppy in appearance.
Next, we looked for those resumes that were not a near perfect fit for the advertised opening and added them to the stack. Those resumes that made the first cut were then scrutinized for reasons to interview the candidate. Things we looked for included: Education, additional training, community involvement, life experiences, and anything else that might indicate that this is an outstanding candidate. We knew that we wanted to interview at least five and no more that ten candidates. So what ever we had to do to get to a workable number, we did it.
I am sure that we lost some very good candidates over the years using this method, but the ones selected to be interviewed were good candidates as well. The purpose of the resume is to get you to the interview stage of the hiring process. If you are serious about wanting that interview, your resume must:
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State officials in North and South Carolina issued health advisories urging the public to stay away from largemouth bass and channel catfish in large portions of the Catawba River and its lakes due to contamination from polychlorinated biphenyls or PCBs. These advisories come after years of prodding by Catawba Riverkeeper.
January 6, 2011 (Charlotte, NC) – A public announcement released today by the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services places the first-ever PCB consumption advisory in the Catawba River system on Mountain Island Lake, which is the primary source of drinking water for Charlotte, Mt. Holly, Belmont, Matthews and Pineville . Similarly, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control expanded its existing fish consumption advisory for PCBs to Lake Wylie, Fishing Creek Reservoir, Cedar Creek Reservoir and the Catawba River from Lake Wylie to Fishing Creek, a recently named South Carolina Scenic River.
"Health officials are recommending that people avoid eating channel catfish (emphasis added) from Mountain Island Lake," states a release from Julie Henry of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. The announcement also advises against the consumption of largemouth bass in Mountain Island Lake but does not specify quantity.
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South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control issued additional health advisories for Lake Wylie, the Catawba River from Lake Wylie to Fishing Creek,Fishing Creek Reservoir and Cedar Creek Reservoir. Due to high levels of PCBs found in fish tissue, DHEC recommends that the public eat no more than one meal per week of largemouth bass from Lake Wylie and the Catawba River from Lake Wylie to Fishing Creek. DHEC recommends that the public eat no more than one meal per month of largemouth bass from Fishing Creek Reservoir and Cedar Creek Reservoir.
"These results undoubtedly show us that PCB contamination is a widespread problem in the Catawba River and its lakes," states Catawba Riverkeeper David Merryman in response to today's announcements. "We need to continue sampling the Catawba from Lake James to Lake Norman and make sure the proper advisories are in place to protect residents from contaminated fish. Furthermore, the source of this contamination must be found and stopped them from further contaminating our River and its fish,"
PCBs can lead to the development of cancer, neurological development delays in children, infection, and skin and nail irritations and problems with the immune and reproductive systems.
Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation collected, analyzed and released largemouth bass fish tissue results in June 2010 showing elevated PCB concentrations in Mountain Island Lake. Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation advocates for the health, protection and enjoyment of the Catawba River watershed.
"There's no reason it should take months to get the science out to the fishermen and people who need it," said David Merryman. "Right now the first and most important thing is to control exposure and to go (test) Lake Norman and northward."
After requests by Catawba Riverkeeper, its members and other concerned citizens, North Carolina officials agreed to conduct additional testing to determine if fish from other lakes on the Catawba River are safe to eat, but they do not plan to do the testing until the fall of 2011. Furthermore, there are no plans to alert fisherman to the dangers of eating fish by posting warning signs at boat ramps. S.C. officials said they plan to expand their fish sampling in cooperation with North Carolina and the Environmental Protection Agency. S.C. officials issued an initial PCB advisory for Lake Wateree, the last reservoir in the Catawba chain, in May. For more information about plans for further testing and the lack of warning signs, click here. Additional testing results from samples taken by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services and the NC Division of Water Quality can be seen here.
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Troika Entertainment and Nullarbor Productions Ltd present the international hit, Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical. Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical launched its national tour on January 8 in Minneapolis, MN at the Orpheum Theatre. Priscilla Queen of the Desert The Musical stars Wade McCollum ("Tick/Mitzi"), Scott Willis ("Bernadette") and BRyan West ("Adam/Felicia") as the trio of friends, on a road trip of a lifetime, who hop aboard a battered old bus searching for love and friendship in the middle of the Australian outback and end up finding more than they could ever have dreamed. Joe Hart stars as "Bob."
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CTV, like Canwest, has bet everything that their "Save Local TV" campaign and "business model is broken" mantra will be enough to trick the CRTC into allowing them to tap into the cable companies carriage fee loot. So their usual loud and proud song and dance about how they cleaned out Hollywood and have brought all the hits home has been toned way down this season.
Hence today's release, showing only one new imported addition to CTV's fall schedule: The Vampire Diaries, a Warner Bros. effort starring Toronto's Canuck and Degrassi grad Nina Dobrev. Even that barely made the sked, snuck in at 7 p.m. on Thursday.
CTV can justifiably boast that their schedule is all about "strategic stability." They dominated the national ratings again last year, boasting 16 of Canada's Top-20 shows.
But it's also kinda dull, with tired titles like Cold Case and Law & Order: SVU on the downside of their runs.
What's likely to happen is what CTV did last year: start off with all their risky new shows over on their A schedule and then slide over any new kids that break through. That's how The Mentalist was nurtured last season.
CTV did buy a bunch of new American shows, they're just all starting off over on A: Hank (with Kelsey Grammer as a downsized CEO), The Middle (a family comedy with Patricia Heaton), The Beautiful Life, with vacuous O.C. drone Mischa Barton and Eastwick, a witching hour, are all on Wednesday nights; the new sci-fi cop show Flash Forward is on A's Thursday schedule.
The "Save Local TV" network also waved the flag, announcing it has picked up two Canadian comedies from their Corner Gas crew: Hiccups, from Brent Butt, stars his wife Nancy Robertson as a cranky children's author, and Dan For Mayor stars Gas alumni Fred Ewanuick as a bartender with poilitical ambitions. Both are slated for 2010-11 and have 13-episode orders.
CTV had a few U.S. headaches to solve. Primarily, how to find room for all of Dancing with the Stars, So You Think You Can Dance Canada and America's Next Top Model. CTV managed to find a way to simulcast the two imports by shoving the Dance Canada results into its Wednesday at 7:30 slot.
Surprisingly, or maybe not so surprisingly, CTV has scheduled back-to-back airings of a Canadian show that cratered last season--Degrassi: The Next Generation--Sunday nights from 7-8 next season (they`re also doing a Degrassi movie). Tossed away to make room was that much heralded Star Wars: The Clone Wars cartoon, which has found a more appropriate home on Teletoon next season.
CTV also plans to strip Degrassi reruns five nights a week on A next season. They've dug Whistler out of the vault and thrown it away on Saturdays where it will face off against any old crap on Global.
The future for Spectacle seems a little fuzzy; encore episodes are penciled in for Sundays at 10 on A next fall. Flashpoint remains firmly on CTV's schedule (Fridays at 10) even as it gets benched to midseason on CBS.
The Bridge, a CTV/CBS co-production, is coming, we just don't know when. The union cop drama is currently in production in Toronto.
Missing from today's release was any word on a few other new U.S. shows CTV has on the shelf for mid-season, including Jerry Bruckheimer hours Miami Trauma and The Forgotten.
They've also picked up that creepy Oprah MD Dr. Oz, who will have his own show from 5-6 weekday afternoons.
CTV's full schedule is below (new shows in bold, S is for simulcast):
7 p.m. DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
7:30 p.m. DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
8 p.m. THE AMAZING RACE (S)
9 p.m. DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES (S)
10 p.m. COLD CASE (S)
7 p.m. ETALK
7:30 p.m. ACCESS HOLLYWOOD (S)
8 p.m. DANCING WITH THE STARS (S)
10 p.m. CSI: MIAMI (S)
7 p.m. ETALK
7:30 p.m. ACCESS HOLLYWOOD (S)
8 p.m. SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA (Performance)
9 p.m. DANCING WITH THE STARS (S)
10 p.m. LAW AND ORDER: SVU
7 p.m. ETALK
7:30 p.m. SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA (Results)
8 p.m. AMERICA 'S NEXT TOP MODEL (S)
9 p.m. CRIMINAL MINDS (S)
10 p.m. CSI: NY (S)
7 p.m. THE VAMPIRE DIARIES
8 p.m. CSI
9 p.m. GREY'S ANATOMY (S)
10 p.m. THE MENTALIST (S)
7 p.m. ETALK
7:30 p.m. ACCESS HOLLYWOOD (S)
8 p.m. GHOST WHISPERER (S)
9 p.m. SOUTHLAND (S)
10 p.m. FLASHPOINT
7 p.m. W-FIVE
8 p.m. CRIME TIME (S)
9 p.m. CRIME TIME (S)
10 p.m. LAW AND ORDER: SVU (S)
Here is the A sked for fall 2009:
7 p.m. TMZ WEEKEND
8 p.m. AMERICA 'S NEXT TOP MODEL
9 p.m. LAW AND ORDER: SVU
10 p.m. SPECTACLE: ELVIS COSTELLO WITH… (Encore)
7 p.m. DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
7:30 p.m. TMZ
8 p.m. GOSSIP GIRL (S)
9 p.m. TWO AND A HALF MEN (S)
9:30 p.m. BIG BANG THEORY (S)
10 p.m. CASTLE (S)
7 p.m. DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
7:30 p.m. TMZ
8 p.m. MONK
9 p.m. THE BIG PICTURE
7 p.m. DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
7:30 p.m. TMZ
8 p.m. HANK (S)
8:30 p.m. THE MIDDLE (S)
9 p.m. THE BEAUTIFUL LIFE (S)
10 p.m. EASTWICK (S)
7 p.m. DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
7:30 p.m. TMZ
8 p.m. FLASH FORWARD (S)
9 p.m. FRINGE (S)
10 p.m. PRIVATE PRACTICE (S)
7 p.m. DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
7:30 p.m. TMZ
8 p.m. LAW AND ORDER (S)
9 p.m. MEDIUM (S)
10 p.m. COMEDY NOW!
10:30 p.m. COMEDY INC.
7 p.m. ROAD TO AVONLEA
8 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE
10 p.m. WHISTLER
6 comments:
- Vicki said...
Hey Bill,
Can you find out if A Channel will air the third season of Mad Men in August?? I don't see it anywhere on the sked and I just downgraded my cable to basic (arg! recession!) and don't get AMC anymore.
Cheers! - June 2, 2009 at 4:47 PM
- Bill Brioux said...
I'll ask about Mad Men and A at Thursday afternoon's CTV press launch.
- June 3, 2009 at 1:45 AM
- mcDANE...in blue said...
DWTS coming back to the "mother ship" (CTV) this fall? oh, man...say hello (again) to sim-sub on the ABC HD feed...whoop-dee-doo.
- June 3, 2009 at 3:46 AM
- Vicki said...
Thanks Bill - you rock!
- June 3, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- Bill Brioux said...
Hope you are sitting down, Vicki. CTV did not buy the third season of Mad Men and it will not air on A in August. Somebody will buy it if Rogers hasn't already.
- June 4, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Vicki said...
Oh no! I was afraid you were going to say that :(
I really hope you are right that somebody will buy it, or it will be surfthechannel.com for me! Thanks so much for checking.
Cheers, Vicki - June 4, 2009 at 11:28 PM


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"According to whether we are in the same place or separated from the other, I know you twice. There are two of you. When you are away, you are nevertheless present for me. This presence is multiform: it consists of countless images, passages, meanings, things known, landmarks, yet the whole remains marked by your absences, in that it is diffuse. It is as if your person becomes a place, your contours horizons. I live in you then like living in a country. You are everywhere. Yet in that country I can never meet you face to face.
Partir c'est mourir un peu. I was very young when I first heard this sentence quoted and it expressed a truth I already knew. I remember it now because the experience of living in you as if you were a country, the only country in the world where I can never conceivably meet you face to face, this is a little like the experience of living with the memory of the dead. What I did not know when I was very young was that nothing can take the past away: the past grows gradually around one, like a placenta for dying.
In the country which is you, I know your gestures, the intonations of your voice, the shape of every part of your body. You are not physically less real there, but you are less free.
What changes when you are there before my eyes is that you become unpredictable. What you are about to do is unknown to me. I follow you. You act. And with what you do, I fall in love again.
And Our Faces, My Heart, Brief as Photos
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This weekend, health specialists from around the world are in Delhi for a conference to follow up the launch of the Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health at the UN Millennium Development Goals Summit in September. The meeting – 'From Pledges to Action' – is hosted by the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, and India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. Here is a related story.
By Angela Walker
UDAIPUR, India, 12 November 2010 – Kiran Sharma stands watch over her six-day-old nephew huddled in an incubator under a pink blanket with teddy bears covering his frail body. The baby boy and his twin sister each weighed just over a kilo at birth; their mother was seven and a half months pregnant when they were born.
VIDEO: UNICEF's Poh Si Teng reports on efforts to improve the health of mothers and babies in India. Watch in RealPlayer |
"I was afraid when she was admitted," Ms. Sharma says, recalling the story of her sister-in-law Priyanka's delivery. "We worried at the time that the babies would not recover."
When she heard that her brother Prakash's children were in serious condition, Ms. Sharma rushed to the hospital – a two-day bus ride from her village in Dhariyawad, 50 km outside Udaipur.
"I take care of these babies as if they are my own children," says Ms. Sharma, whose smile is still apparent even though she wears a surgical mask to prevent infection. "I have faith that the babies will get better soon. I'm feeling very good now."
Averting neonatal deaths
The twins are among the lucky ones admitted to a Facility-Based Newborn Care Unit in Udaipur, located in the Indian state of Rajasthan. The first such unit in the state was established with UNICEF support in Tonk district in January 2008. Today, there are 34 in Rajasthan.
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Premature twins sleep at a Facility-Based Newborn Care Unit in Udaipur, located in Rajasthan State, India. The first such unit was established with UNICEF's support in the state in January 2008; there are now 34 in Rajasthan. |
Babies who arrive at the care units often suffer low birthweight, prematurity, asphyxia or infections. The doctors and nurses on staff are trained in the latest protocols. They know how to use specialized equipment to treat delicate newborns and increase their chance of survival.
Of the approximately 50,000 infants admitted to the units annually, about 90 per cent will be sent home healthy.
Averting neonatal deaths is pivotal to reducing the infant mortality rate in India, which in 2009 stood at 50 per 1,000 live births. The neonatal period starts from birth and continues through the first 28 days of life. In India, the mortality rate for newborns stands at 39 per 1,000 live births and contributes to about two-thirds of all deaths in the first year of life.
Critical care
Back at the Udaipur care unit, blue light washes over Kiran Sharma's sister, Mamta Sharma, who is watching as her tiny niece undergoes photo therapy for jaundice. Gauze is taped over the baby's eyes, and tubes protrude from her nose. Her chest pumps rhythmically, outlining her little ribs visible under her thin flesh.
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UNICEF Representative in India Karin Hulshof pays a visit to a Facility-Based Newborn Care Unit in Udaipur, Rajasthan State. |
"I had to come as I was very worried about the babies," Mamta Sharma says, noting that the family has made a small temple at home to pray for the infants' survival. "I will thank the gods when we return," she adds.
A corridor connects the maternal hospital to the newborn care unit just as a mother is connected to her unborn child by the umbilical cord, explains Dr. R.L. Suman, Associate Professor of Paediatrics. "Babies that require critical care and can be transferred immediately," he says.
'The right direction'
UNICEF Representative in India Karin Hulshof paid a visit to the care unit in Udaipur recently and was touched by what she saw.
"It's really wonderful to see the care and attention at this hospital," she says. "There are doctors. There is a nurse. Sixty deliveries a day – 1,800 deliveries per month. This is really amazing. This is the incredible India that I like. This is India pointing in the right direction."
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What happened to the separated message boards for MLRH and PIHA? Just curious?
What happened to the separated message boards for MLRH and PIHA? Just curious?
Hi DC,
With another pro league on the scene, I didn't want to add yet another message board. So far, people seem pleased to be able to talk about all the pro/semipro leagues in one place.
Richard Graham
Inline Hockey Central
Richard Graham
Inline Hockey Central
Hey Flynner misses the seperate forums. It's gonna be tough once they all get going at the same time.
Anthony Flynn
GM Skate Safe America
Hi Growl,
Well, I think we'll all survive. [img]/wtimages/icons/wink.gif[/img]
Richard Graham
Inline Hockey Central
Richard Graham
Inline Hockey Central
I dont know if I can! *feels panic and anxiety* ;-)lol
As a lot of the issues may be common to each, it may be better to have all the posts under the same heading - may get more play on the issues.
New leagues will be dead in a few months anyway.
Thank you Eeyore!
Ben Loyall
Williamsburg Warriors, MLRH AAA
ya know, when I worked as a Recreation Therapist Tech for the local state mental institution, the absolute "worst" thing that could happen to you is to have a patient, under your supposed supervision, leave the premises, and go awol with out medical release. To have somebody "escape" while under your supervision was generally thought to put your job in jeopardy, even.
At one point, I noted to the administration that, if we were indeed following the law, and good therapeutic judgement, in providing the recovering mental health patient with "the least restrictive environment," we were bound to have some runaway individuals. In fact, if we "erred" on the side of caution in considering whether an individual patient was ready to leave the restricted living units, then we were certainly not providing "the least restrictive environment." Since I made that presentation, I personally had no runaways, and the threat of job loss was never mentioned by anybody I worked with. But the program as a whole did indeed have several incidents over the two years I worked. Every single time, we could trace the incident to the therapy team decision to let somebody progress into a less restrictive supervision than they were perhaps ready for.
It is a measurement of progress, and solid progress at that, in our sport, for all these league organizations to continue to try to achieve success, especially in the face of all the doubters, naysayers, and especially those who would criticize, but will never pitch in to be a positive force themselves.
Keep up the good work, all you guys who are trying to make the dream come true for yourselves, and all of us, too...
<font color=purple>DannyG</font color=purple>
If everything fais then we will just go to the mental institution...most of us belong there anyways
Dear "life of the party" I suppose you never cross bridges either - you just know they will fall down before you can reach the other end - if one has, they all will.


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According the Sgt. Dan Leonard the office received a call on Monday of an incident which happened at the St. Paul United Methodist Church overnight.
Leonard stated that the American Flag located at the church was cut from the pole and cut into pieces.
A candle and scripture cards were also left on the steps of the church. Leonard added that a bottle of wine was found which may have been dumped around the candle and the flag pole.
There was no other damage to the property.
Also found at the scene were a Bible, McDonalds uniform hat and a small notebook.
If you have any information, please call the Meigs County Sheriff's Office at 740-992-3371.


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TRITON NOTES Third-year Triton who will start somewhere on the infield, either at shortstop or third base ... 35 multi-hit and 13 multi-RBI games for career.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2013Tino Martinez Award watch list ... NCBWA Preseason All-West Region First Team.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012ABCA All-West Region Second Team ... Daktronics All-West Region Second Team ... NCBWA All-West Region Second Team ... All-CCAA First Team ... NCAA West Regional All-Tournament ... All-CCAA Tournament ... NCBWA West Region Player of the Week (4/24) ... Two-time CCAA Player of the Week (3/19, 4/23) ... With Nick La Face, one of just two Tritons to have both played in and started all 57 games ... All 57 starts came at shortstop ... Second on the team, fourth in the league and 46th nationally in hits (77) ... Second-highest batting average (.362) for UCSD, tied for fourth in the CCAA ... Tied for 11th in Division II and second in the CCAA with seven sacrifice flies ... Had 21 multi-hit and seven multi-RBI games ... Went 4-for-5 with a double, two runs and four RBI at San Francisco State (3/17) ... Was also 4-for-5 with two doubles, two runs and an RBI vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (4/12) ... Drove in four more runs at Western Oregon (5/18) during NCAA West Regional ... Seven three-hit games ... Scored four runs vs. Cal State San Bernardino (4/21) and three at CSUDH (4/15) ... Four games with multiple stolen bases, including a season-high three at CSUDH (4/15) ... Longest hit streak of season was 13 games from Mar. 11-Apr. 7 ... Also had an 11-gamer and a pair of seven-gamers.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011 NCBWA West Region Player of the Week (2/28) ... CCAA Player of the Week (2/27) ... Played in 56 of 57 games with 54 starts at shortstop ... Posted a 10-game hit streak between Feb. 20-Mar. 6 ... Had multiple hits in five of those games ... Recorded 14 multi-hit games, including going 4-for-4 with a double and a run in his fourth collegiate game vs. Western Oregon (2/6) ... Had a hit in five of his first six games as a Triton ... One of six Tritons to bat over .300 ... Tripled against Western Oregon (2/5) in his third game at UCSD ... Also had six multi-RBI games, including three at Cal State Monterey Bay (2/27) and three vs. Chico State (5/13) at the CCAA Tournament in Stockton ... Had no errors in his first nine collegiate games (32 chances) and later strung together 12 games (3/5-4/1) with no miscues (47 chances) in the field.
SUMMER BALLHit .250 (26-for-104) with two doubles, one home run and 11 RBI while playing with current teammate Blake Fassler for the Haysville (Kan.) Heat of the Jayhawk League during the 2012 summer ... Haysville won a third straight National Baseball Congress (NBC) Midwest Regional and tied for ninth at the NBC World Series in Wichita, Kan. ... Played Babe Ruth for the Arcadia Astros from 2007-10 ... Team won the league all four years he was a member ... Won the Mark Loretta Utility Award.
HIGH SCHOOL A 2010 graduate of Arcadia (Calif.) High School ... A four-year varsity player ... Picked up a slew of honors as a senior, including All-CIF First Team, All-Area First Team and Pacific League MVP ... All-Area First Team and second-team all-league in 2009 ... Team MVP in 2009 and 2010 ... All-league honorable mention in 2007 ... Batted .444 and held a 2.29 ERA in 2010 ... Had 55 strikeouts in 55 innings pitched ... Arcadia won Pacific League titles in 2009 and 2010 ... Team made CIF appearances each year he played ... Apaches went 73-31 in his four years ... Also played football for AHS.
PERSONAL Born on Apr. 6, 1992, in Arcadia ... Parents are Scott and Kristin Tuck ... Father is a graduate of Cal Poly Pomona ... Has two younger brothers, Cameron and Ryan ... Economics major at Muir College ... Hobbies include playing cards, listening to music and playing basketball ... A fan of the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Lakers ... Favorite movie is Remember the Titans ... Listens to Rebelution, Sublime, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., J. Cole and A Tribe Called Quest ... Likes to eat sushi.
CAREER HIGHS (current through 2012 season) At-bats: 6, 2 times (last 4/1/12 at Cal State Stanislaus-1) Runs: 4, 4/21/12 vs. Cal State San Bernardino-1 Hits: 4, 3 times (last 4/16/12 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills) Doubles: 2, 2 times (last 4/16/12 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills) Triples: 1, 2/5/11 vs. Western Oregon Home Runs: 0 RBI: 4, 2 times (last 5/18/12 at Western Oregon) Walks: 2, 3 times (last 4/26/12 vs. Cal State L.A.) Stolen Bases: 3, 4/15/12 at Cal State Dominguez Hills-1
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Comment posted Dunoon Observer invites voters to pick their ghoul by Simon.
Dave, there are a shed load of people on here who don't give their full name – but you're only interested in my identity…????
Strange that your demand came so soon after I accused you of sleakit smear tactics? … (or to use your weasel words "mischevious remarks)
So, let's get this right for once and for all – people who post on here can give their full name or not. That's their right and that's the rule. If you and Ken* don't like that rule you have three options that I can see 1) Get the rules changed 2) Suffer in silence or 3) Bog off to some other site where there are no dissenting voices to your zealotory and indepence ideology.
So, now that we clarified thAT – Any comment from you yet on the snp making the Dunnoon ferry situation worse ???? MMmmmm??
* Ken – "clearly has some "insider" connection to the present administration at Kilmory " – Rubbish, complete and utter tosh. Hey but don't let stop you believing whatever cooncil-inspired conspiracy theorey you want to believe
Have a nice day folks
Simon also commented
- Never saw that comment form Bill Jardine – so thanks Ken.
Bill, I didn't say Dave was 'morally bankrupt' because he holds a differnet viewpoint – most other people on here hold different viewpoints from me and I've never said that about them.
So what was different about Davve?
Well for a start, in his posts above whilst he professes to decry personal attacks on politicians (and accuses other parties of generating these)eg "those who stoop to personalised abuse and intemporate and aggressive language have obviously lost the argument." He then makes a snide remark about a Labour candidate's supposed "colourful past" and expresses his own personal view " I'm surprised that some of Mick Rice's more colourful episodes in bermingim haven't had an airing".
And, I surely can't be the only one who noticed how he slipped in his anti-English-mocking 'bermingham' jibe? I can just hear Dave going into full attack mode if anyone dared describe Mike Russell as 'the Bromley Boy from Kent'. If you don't think so – well he certainly attacks a politician above for daring to describe 'Wee Eck' as 'Wee Eck' – quite "disfigured Parliament" that did according to Dave.
And of course Dave ranted about the SNP letting down the people of Cowal over their reneging on manifesto promises – "I didn't join the snp to make things worse" – but only at the time… with an election looming you try getting a word out of him now on this subject!
So there you go Bill – I've clarified why I made the comments I did. I didn't make the comments aobut Dave McEwan Hill because of his political views – rather I made them because of his double-standards-snidey-sleekit-hypocritcal-holier than thou comments.
Have a nice day
- Scruff, "How did you know…. before the two resignations were submitted?".
On the basis that you keep this to yourself and don't tell anyone – I'll tell you .;)
I didn't know – it was just a wee wind-up …. - Dave, "unsubstaniutated innuendo
Eh? Where did I do that?"Eh… how about here with this comment of yours "I'm surprised that some of Mick Rice's more colourful episodes in bermingim haven't had an airing. I'm sure he is too"
What is that?? Political comment? Or personal unsubstantiated innuendo???? You tell mne Dave??
And why does your sleekit, smelly anti-english-mocking "bermingim " crawl into your post as well..?? Mmmm?
You sound like the type of unprincipled weasel who would put the declaration of Abroath on his wall and then sook up to visiting English tourists – for their money.
You are morally bankrupt Dave. And in your heart of hearts even you know it.
But while I'm on – Any comment yet on the snp making the Dunnoon ferry situation worse ???? MMmmmm??
- C'mon Crazy fairs fair. – Dave McEwan Hill has posted a coupld of his nasty little sleekit articles full of unsubstaniutated innuendo directed at Mick Rice and in the same post polishes his mantra "those who stoop to personalised abuse and intemporate and aggressive language have obviously lost the argument".
Any fair-minded person would say the Dave is a hypocrite.
Have a nice evening Crazy
- Oh come on Gus spill the beans on Dave.
Dave having trouble locally with is comrades of the snp – never…. shurely shome mishtake
Recent comments by Simon
- Argyll and Bute Council: Councillor McCuish leads again
Scottish people are two to one against independencehttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-09/scots-independence-support-slumps-poll-finds.html
- Radically new council group changes all the dynamics: party politics dead in Argyll
H20 – "Roddy is not fit to lead".Much closer to the truth is the fact that the SNP are not fit to govern.
I predict months of squabbling ahead as former 'colleagues' begin to really turn nasty.
It'll be interesting to hear Audit Scotland's take on this. And also to hear more about the alleged improper conduct re the sale of Castle Toward – which has slipped in under the FA radar.
- Argyll and Bute Council: Councillor McCuish leads again
I see you've finally caught up Newsie and amended the story.If this is an accurate report of the split in the Council then you now have a split SNP with members in opposing camps.
At least the split is now official….
How long before one faction or t'other is tossed out of the SNP? When we will see the emergence of the 'Real SNP' ???
But really, what a shambles of a political party – I likened them weeks ago to the Judean Popular Peoples' Front from 'The Life of Brian'. The truth is though this has now gone way beyond parody.
- Argyll and Bute Council: Councillor McCuish leads again
What rubbish you print Newsie."Since the names in the above group add up to 18 and exclude any current SNP members"
Gordon Blair is a current SNP member as is Isobel Strong and Robert McIntyre.
- Radically new council group changes all the dynamics: party politics dead in Argyll
So, Roddy McCuish has been appointed as the new Leader of the Council.Well that just puts me in mind of 'you put your right hand in – right hand out – in out in out and shake it all about – you do the hokey cokey and you turn around – that's what it's all about. See'.
Will the SNP rebels be happy with this now that McCuish, Semple, Horn, Taylor and Robb seem to have re-imposed themselves?
H20 for one will certainly not be a happy budgie when he hears…
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fkmikebrown wrote:dwight's a bit of a free spirit. when the mojo around the team is this soul-sucking, it'll be hard for him to play well. the man appears to be fueled by joy
Perhaps he should quit being filled by joy because last time I checked a large man who played in L.A won 3 rings fueled by Diesel