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The good things about being single ( and living alone)(104 Posts)
Just newly happened to me
Please any help , make me feel better about whats just happened.
Keep feeling bit wobbly and don't want to weaken
Getting enough rest. Even with small dc. My dc sleep very well too post split. Dc2 is littler but dc1 is old enough for me to be able to tell that like me, needs their sleep very much and second to that, calm quiet time regularly. We can have that any time now
And aside from contact issue etc being able to parent without compromise is amazing for me
Pieces- yy to your last paragraph. The next person who inspects my cleaning can do one!
Feeling comfortable in your own home, and being allowed to have anyone you want round.
More free time to do what you want. You can slob out and no one knows. Eat what you want, when you want.
Don't have to tidy up after another adult, can have girly sleepovers and watch shitty films with no judgement.
It's the same for single-fathers.
I love living on my own (with the children)
No visits to the in laws, clean to your own standards, huge tv, x-boxes, Sky HD,
I'll never live with anyone again.
moments like right now where dd and I are still in pj's watching things on Iplayer and just lazing. Then we will have a potter in town and grab something nice for dinner. I am just going to wash up and have a cuppa and be thankful for my singledom especially when most of my friends and relatives constantly moan about their oh's. I cannot see myself having a relationship that gets to the living together stage. Pure bliss today!
I'm with you, Molepom. It would be nice to share the burden of household costs, but that never happened when I was married anyway. There were just more people trying to live off the one income, and arguing about priorities.
Not watching bloody war films and war documentaries and war dramas and war, war, war everything, interspersed with Crimestoppers which for some reason he seemed to regard as prime comedy.
I could write an endless list, it is just 4.6 yo DD and I, it is bliss. I was in a relationship this year and he practically lived here, it was horrible and I ended it. I gave co-habitation a shot, no way am I doing it again.
I can laze about all day (DD and I are in our onesies), drink, eat, watch what I want, doze on the sofa, cook, less washing, more laughter...no man shitting in my toilet (good call mooncup)...I can not shave, can sit in my own stink for the day, enjoy time with my girl, work, not make anyone a cuppa apart from myself, no tensions, no 'waiting around' for someone, no answering to anyone!
I have a great support network, so I can go out for nights out safe in the knowledge that DD is staying with my sisters or mum, and I can go out and get utterly cunted and come home at whatever time I want, with whomever I choose (usually drummers, for some reason)
Embrace, and enjoy!!!
All good points, and I particularly like the freedom to do what you want and change your plans at the drop of a hat.
There's a danger though of comparing being on your own to your last (or worst) dysfunctional relationship, as if those were the only 2 options. Life with a compatible partner on the same wavelength has a lot to be said for it.
I wonder about that regularly Kelly.
I wonder if my past shit and long relationship has tarnished me forever.
But then I have been dating A LOT. I have met lots of different types of men, and certainly ones who would be considered to be 'excellent life partners' by friends/families. But ultimately, I see that still a woman's place in a relationship involves more compromise than a mans.
I see a lot of male behaviour that I'm just not prepared to put up with anymore especially for any sustained period of time.
<shrug> I don't know, maybe this will change over time but at the moment I am of the opinion that women have been hoodwinked into thinking they are only valid if they have a relationship, and actually the alternative to that, being single, ain't too bad at all
I cant think of a single bad thing, it's so very peaceful, I cant imagine ever wanting to co habit again
One more benefit not yet mentioned.......food!
God, food used to have to be on a schedule, always a meal with meat, and lots of it.
I now eat much less, more healthily and have lost a stone without even trying.
I'm open to life with a compatible partner, I just won't tolerate a person who does not benefit my life. I love living alone, but I'm open to having a healthy and beneficial relationship too.
Helena Bonham Carter and Tim Burton have separate houses, adjoined only by a 'hallway', she has one house he has the other, that would be my ideal!!
one thing I particularly appreciate is not having my sleep disturbed by someone else.
Of course separate bedrooms do help with that, but you still have to creep about when the other person is asleep, and can be disturbed if they dont creep about when you're asleep
I love being single. Seriously love it.
After a lovely Christmas, DS is away spending time with XP and his family. Today for example, I had a lovely lie in, a long bath, and made myself a cake just because I fancied it. I'm currently watching one of my favourite DVDs and surfing the net.
Tomorrow I'm planning to do some fun shopping (as opposed to grocery shopping) with my Christmas money/vouchers and will get myself some nice plonk to see in the new year. I'm also going to meet a friend for lunch.
I agree with whoever said the divorce rate would skyrocket if women realised how much fun it is being on your own!
All fair points mcmooncup, esp last one about the pressure on women to be in a couple. IMO this also leads to women to be defined by their relationships (or lack of) more than men.
On the differing degrees of compromise for men and women, the more compatible you are, the less the disparity it likely to be. If you agree on the big stuff, the small compromises come easier.
We all need to decide what level of someone else's crap we're willing to tolerate. A positive approach to single life is helpful in setting these boundaries in relationships.
I love this thread. I thought I was in the minority thoroughly enjoying being single and not wishing to change that.
I do feel women are sold a 'happy ever after' story and are more invested to try and maintain sub par relationships. I look at my friends relationships and the good ones seem to be the minority and in the bad ones its always the women who seem to be making the major compromises,just to maintain it.
A single older woman is considered a bit sad, whereas a single older man viewed less negatively by society. Jennifer Aniston 'poor loveless Jen' compared to George Clooney ' wahaay gorgeous playboy george, no woman can pin him down'
All these 'good things about living alone' are all fine and dandy if you had a awkward/nasty partner before.
But what if you had a loving partner and a good relationship which worked well for both of you. Close friend lost partner just before Christmas and can't see much of this consoling her
Thank you for starting this thread OP. I've been living alone now for almost 7 years and although I found it hard at first, I soon saw the benefits. Just recently though I've started to feel sorry for myself for no particular reason and convinced myself the world is full of couples. Reading all the positive posts here has made me realise I'm just going through a temporary slump and that being single can actually be rather fabulous.
I think my favourite has to be that no man craps in my toilet although exH does pop round sometimes and thinks nothing of using my facilities!
100% behind all these positives
I live with my 2 teen DC single 3 years
My favourite thing about being single is the topic of FOOD . Make whatever I like , if I like , when I like . My DC eat like horses appreciating a nice home ccoked meal or cereal for dinner - they couldnt care less which . I question my sanity when I remember how xh insisted on gravy being homemade from stock from the veg peelings.
Next would be the do what you want second by second , had tons of freedom when I was married but its so much nicer not having to even consider someone elses agenda at all.
Not having to worry about the wellbeing and happiness of another adult
Not having to big up and pander to the ego of someone else constantly
Not having to listen to daily tales of world domination from the office
Not having football in my life
Yes indeed whoever said that the divorce rate would soar was spot on. During my break up I was too busy being heartbroken to wonder what single life would be like.
I doubt I will ever give this up
Love this thread! Agree with all the points made so far and wanted to add a seasonal one: I get to spend Christmas with MY family every year
there's only one downside and that is being shunned by couples - men worried that you might give their wives ideas and women laughably thinking you'd rather be with their husbands than be single. Socialising with couples just reinforces the case for being happily single.
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been single for a week since i LTB ....im embracing every minute of it! Simply FREEDOM is finally at home!! i intend to keep it that way until further notice sipping some
Any chance of starting this again,going to be moving back into my flat shortly and feeling bit sad
You all cheered me up so much before
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The University of Toronto's decision to take over food services at UTSG has cooked up some controversy among food services workers.UNITE HERE Local 75, the union that represents food service workers on campus, held a protest and march on the afternoon of May 11, rallying against what they perceive to be employment injustice on the part of U of T.Close to 150 attendees — including workers, friends, family, and other unions — gathered outside the gates at King's College Road. They marched up and around King's College Circle before continuing their protest outside of Simcoe Hall, where the Offices of the President and Governing Council are located."We see these people every day in our cafeterias. A lot of us tend to graduate and have part times jobs at food service places," said Melissa Sobers, a U of T graduate who works in food services at the Rogers Centre and an organizer for the rally. "We need to work to make these jobs good jobs, not just because we see these people, we have relationships with them, we're occupied in these positions already, but we're graduating into debt."In January, the university announced that it would be taking over food services after its contract with Aramark expires on July 31. UNITE HERE Local 75 argues that this change will affect crucial aspects of its members' labour contracts, including job security, seniority, and the continuity of a fair wage.Maria Goretti Frias, a cafeteria worker and member of the U of T community for 25 years, described how this transition is different from previous contract handovers that have seen labour rights continue just as they were."I have seen companies gone and come for three decades, and now the university's taking over. Over the years we never had no problems, we got our jobs, we didn't have to be on probation, and our seniority carried on," Frias said. "And now the university decides we are no longer part of the university because we were contracted out, so they're taking our seniority and they're putting us on probation."Several students were also present at the rally, including members of the University of Toronto Students' Union executive."Our position is to stand behind any member of our community that supports the ecosystem in which full-time undergrad students here are in," said UTSU vice president, external Lucinda Qu. "The food services staff are definitely a part of that ecosystem."The May 11 rally was the second time UNITE HERE Local 75 held a rally in response to the university's announcement. On May 5, members of the union held a smaller rally inside Simoe Hall, just outside U of T president Meric Gertler's office.Anne Macdonald, director of ancillary services at U of T, told The Varsity in an email statement that 100 job offers have already been made and more are expected in June. Macdonald also stated that the university is taking steps to recognize seniority."We will further recognise the seniority of the staff in relation to each other for as long as they are employed with us — meaning that within the cohort of former ARAMARK employees, staff will have their seniority recognised for the purposes defined by the collective agreement," said Macdonald. "This is exactly the type of seniority recognition that would occur in a transition between food service companies."
Union or university?
One of the challenges food workers are facing is the transition from UNITE HERE Local 75 to CUPE 3261, which represents service workers at U of T. Local 75 represents food service workers in Toronto and is the union under which they would have stayed despite contractual changeovers. The move to employment by U of T, however, will cause them to fall under CUPE 3261 for the purpose of collective bargaining.
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Grandparent books for new grandparents or older, more-experienced grandma's and grandpa's, are books for and about grandparenting that every grandparent should read. Are you a new grandparent or a soon-to-be grandma or grandpa and need help choosing your new grandparent nickname?
Below you will find a list of grandparent books that deal with picking a grandparent name for yourself, books that discuss grandparent rights and visitation issues, as well as a great list of grandparent memory books that grandmother's and grandfather's can and need to create a long lasting history of memories for their children, grandchildren and ancestral genealogy records.
If you are a new grandma or grandpa and have ever said to yourself, "Don't call me Grandma!", you will love the first grandparent nickname book listed below. There are over 10,000 grandparent nicknames to choose from, nothing like the ridiculous grandparent names suggested online, that you'd surely be embarrassed and upset if your grandchild called you any of those names.
Grandparent Books – Grandparent Names/Nicknames
- The New Grandparents Name Book by Lin Wellford and Skye Pifer
- The Big Book of Grandparents' Names by Jeanmarie O'Keefe Moore
- A Grandparent's Book by Milton Kamen
- Grand and Great: Grandparents and Grandchildren Share Their Stories of Love and Wisdom by Mark Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Amy Newmark
- 101 Ways to Spoil Your Grandchild by Vicki Lansky
- Long-Distance Grandparenting: Connecting With Your Grandchildren from Afar by Willma Willis Gore
- Teach Yourself Grandparenting by Lynn Chestermann
- The Ultimate Guide to Grandmas & Grandpas! by Sally Lloyd Jones
- Funny, You Don't Look Like A Grandmother by Lois Wyse
- Grandma and Me by Karen Katz
- That's What Grandparents Are For by Arlene Uslander and Freddie Levin
- Grandparents are Special by Trena Gologan
- The Grandparents' Treasure Chest: A Journal of Memories to Share with Your Grandchildren by Edward Fays
- Chicken Soup for the Grandparent's Soul: Stories to Open the Hearts and Rekindle the Spirits of Grandparents by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Meladee & Hanoch McCarty
- The Grandparent Guide: The Definitive Guide to Coping with the Challenges of Modern Grandparenting by Arthur Kornhaber
- Our Story by Editors of Readers Digest
- I Loved You Before You Were Born by Anne Bowen
- The Gifts of Being Grand by Marianne Richmond
- Welcome To Grandparenting by Rosemary Weis and Michelle Johnston
Grandparents Rights & Raising Grandchildren
- Grandparents as Parents: A Survival Guide for Raising a Second Family by Sylvie De Toledo
- Raising Our Children's Children by Deborah Doucette-Dudman
- The Essential Grandparent: A Guide to Making a Difference by Lillian Carson
- Grandparenting in a Changing World by Eda J. Leshan
- Black Grandparents As Parents by Lenora Madison Poe
- Grandparents Rights, 4E (Grandparents' Rights) by Traci Truly
- Grandparents' Rights: What Every Grandparent Needs to Know by Patricia Slorah
- To Grandma's House, We–Stay: When You Have to Stop Spoiling Your Grandchildren and Start Raising Them by Bob Rowland and Sally Houtman
- The Extra Parent: How Grandparents Are Helping Out, Pitching In, and Raising Their Grandchildren by Elaine Denholtz
- When A Parent Goes To Jail: A Comprehensive Guide for Counseling Children of Incarcerated Parents by Rebecca M. Yaffe, and Lonnie F. Hoade
- Godly Grandparenting: A Christian Guide for Today's Families by Ben E. Dickerson and Darrel R. Watkins
- Thou Shalt Not Whine: The Eleventh Commandment: What We Whine About, Why We Do It and How to Stop by January Jones
- When the Labels Don't Fit: A New Approach to Raising a Challenging Child by Barbara Probst
Grandparent Memory Books – Personalized Memory Books
- Grandparents' Memory Book: Did You Really Walk Five Miles to School? by Teri Harrison
- My Thoughts with Love: A Parent's Keepsake Journal by Anne Geddes
- Memories for My Grandchild by Annie Decker and Nicole Stephenson
- Grandpa, Tell Me Your Memories by Kathleen Lasier
- Grandma, Tell Me Your Memories by Kathy Lasier
- Journal of Wisdom: Grandfather's Thoughts on Life and Living by Penton Overseas Inc.
- To Our Children's Children: Journal of Family Memories by Bob Greene
- The Story of a Lifetime: A Keepsake of Personal Memoirs by Steven and Pamela Pavuk
- Book of Us: A Journal of Your Love Story in 150 Questions by David and Kate Marshall
- The Book of Myself: A Do-It-Yourself Autobiography In 201 Questions by Carl and David Marshall
- Grandmother Remembers: A Written Heirloom for My Grandchild by Judith Levy
- Grandfather Remembers: Memories for My Grandchild by Judith Levy
- Dad Remembers: Memories for My Child by Judith Levy
- The Mommy Journal: Letters To Your Child by Tracy Broy
- Grandparent's Memory Book for Jewish Families by Various Authors
- Christmas Memories: A Keepsake Book from the Heart of the Home by Susan Branch
- The Grandparent Book: A Keepsake Journal by Amy Krouse Rosenthal
- A Grandparent's Legacy: Your Life Story in Your Own Words by Thomas Nelson
- The Grandmother Book: A Book About You for Your Grandchild by Andy Hilford and Susan Hilford
Grandparent memory books make a great Christmas gift for grandparents, or as a Birthday, Anniversary or "just because" gift for a grandmother or grandfather. If you are a parent yourself, remember to always keep a journal or scrapbook of notes and remembrances (with photos) for your children and grandchildren to remember you by when your time on Earth is done.


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A Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) takes the observations made in a Functional Behavioral Assessment and turns them into a concrete plan of action for managing a student's behavior. A BIP may include ways to change the environment to keep behavior from starting in the first place, provide positive reinforcement to promote good behavior, employ planned ignoring to avoid reinforcing bad behavior and provide supports needed so that the student will not be driven to act out due to frustration or fatigue.

See some sample behavior plans: These include those for autism, bipolar disorder, fetal alcohol effects, aggressive behavior, and disruptive classroom behavior as well as blank forms.

Also Known As: Behavior Management Plan, Behavioral Support Plan, Positive Behavioral Support Plan

Parts of a Behavior Intervention Plan

When creating a BIP, the first step is fact-finding to describe the problem behavior in measurable terms, with examples. It takes a look at the setting events in the student's life that may be associated with the behavior. It looks at the likely precipitating events for the behavior, likely consequences, and also the contexts in which the behavior doesn't occur. These are then validated with the functional assessment. Replacement behaviors are chosen.

Then the data is used to create the BIP document. It should include:

Target behaviors

Specific goals that are measurable

Intervention description how it will be done

When the intervention starts and how often it will be done

Method of evaluation

Persons responsible for each part of the intervention and evaluation

Data from evaluation

The document is approved by the IEP team, which includes the parents and school administrator as well as any of the staff who will be involved in implementing it. Parents should be involved at each step in developing the plan. Then the plan is implemented.

Using a Behavior Intervention Plan

When a behavior plan is agreed to, the school and staff are legally obligated to follow it. If the school and staff don't follow it, the consequences of the behavior should not be inflicted on the student. However, as with so many provisions of IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Act), this may take a lot of vigilance, advocacy, and battling by parents to make sure that everyone who is to take these interventions into account does so in a complete and informed way.

Don't assume that the plan has been explained to people like gym, art, or music teachers, or to lunchroom staff. Confirm this with your IEP team or take it upon yourself to distribute copies.

As your child grows and develops and changes classrooms and schools, the BIP will need to change too. It's not a "set it and forget it" kind of thing. Even small changes like a new classmate that riles up your child or a teacher taking a maternity leave may require some new behavioral strategizing. Any time a complaint is made about your child's disability-related behavior, ask whether the BIP was implemented and why it wasn't effective in this situation.


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Forklifts and other material handling equipment perform several important functions. In manufacturing, warehouse and retail operations, they are essential to moving products in an efficient fashion. Your choice of a lift truck is one that can have a serious impact on your productivity and, ultimately, your profitability.
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*From the Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, University Hospital Charité, Campus Mitte, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany.
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Study objective: Recently, it was proposed that soluble
intercellular adhesion molecule (sICAM)-1 plasma levels may allow
subgroup identification of patients at risk for cardiovascular
complications during sepsis. However, the impact of preexisting
coronary artery disease (CAD) on these results has not yet been tested.
The aim of this study was to investigate whether plasma levels of
adhesion molecules, nitric oxide, and cytokines differ between septic
patients with or without preexisting CAD.
Prospective study.
Setting: Surgical ICU.
Patients: Forty-four septic patients, 24 of whom met the
criteria of CAD.
Measurement: Hemodynamic measurements
were performed and blood samples were taken within 12 h after
onset of sepsis (early sepsis) and again 72 h thereafter (late
sepsis). Soluble adhesion molecules and cytokines were determined using
commercially available enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay kits, cyclic
guanosinomonophosphate (cGMP) by competitive radioimmunoassay, and
nitrite/nitrate photometrically by Griess reaction.
Results: In CAD patients, sICAM-1 (p < 0.02) was
significantly elevated in early and late sepsis, whereas soluble
endothelial-linked adhesion molecule (sE-selectin; p < 0.01) and
cGMP (p < 0.03) were only increased in late sepsis. Oxygen
consumption did not significantly differ between groups. Oxygen
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sepsis were significantly diminished and the oxygen extraction ratio
significantly increased in the CAD group (p < 0.05).
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by the elevated levels of sICAM-1, sE-selectin, and cGMP in septic
patients with preexisting CAD. These parameters, however, failed to
serve as predictors for unknown CAD or chances for survival in early
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PHILADELPHIA - The Loyola University Maryland men's rowing pair and lightweight four crews qualified for the semifinals at the Dad Vail Regatta on Friday, after putting together top performances amid their respective heats.
The men's pair of Michael Blume and James McCarron finished third in their heat with a time of 7:16.53. The duo beat teams from Fairfield, Fordham, Duke and Delaware to compete in the next round of competition Saturday morning.
The Greyhound men's lightweight four took second in its qualifying-first round, recording a time of 6:44.06. Coxswain Emily Arcese, Walter Horan, Rob Moore, Theodore Fortier and Craig MacAdams will face Drexel, Delaware, Villanova, Rollins and New York Maritime in the semifinals tomorrow.
The men's heavyweight finished fourth, as Craig Spicer, Joe Wawrzynski, Filip Zigic, Bryan Carney and cox Patrick Flynn finished with a time of 6:52.76. Drexel and Virginia advanced among the crews in the Greyhounds' heat, while Loyola finished ahead of Maryland Baltimore County and Endicott.
On the women's side both crews finished just outside the qualifying margin led by Eleni Papadatos in the single's race. The sophomore rower set a mark of 9:10.327. She finished nearly a minute ahead of the fifth-place finisher from N.C. State.
Cox Serena Rivera, Dakota Corvalan, Megan Rabenberg, Amanda Fleck, Alyssa Villani, Lindsay Hilliard, Gabrielle Campitiello, Carly McMahon and Carter Lahey also finished one-spot off from the semifinals, recording a fourth-place finish in the women's novice eight. The Greyhounds recorded a time of 7:24.89.
The men's pair takes to the water for the semifinal race on, Saturday, May 10 at 9 a.m., followed by the lightweight crew at 9:15.


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Goodman Fielder caves in to takeover
Food company Goodman Fielder has bowed to pressure and advised shareholders to accept the takeover bid of its smaller rival Burns Philp.
Goodman Fielder was still advising shareholders early this week to reject the $2 billion bid, saying it was not a good deal.
More than half of Goodman Fielder's shareholders already had accepted the offer of $1.85 per share.
The company says it has changed its mind in the interest of shareholder certainty.
Burns Philp will take majority control of the Goodman Fielder board next week.
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Silver moonlight flooded across the floor.
I stare at the bars wishing for more.
Is there not a place I can go? Questions pooling in my mind.
Where am I a place so dark and cold?
Ringing in my ears screams I havent screamed, or have I?
Coldness creeps, crawling across slate; it feels as though its reached my skin.
I watch, blinded by the dark, or are my eyes closed?
I here the moans, they surround me, cling to my very flesh I feel their claws, digging deeper into my soul.
They tug at my heart. Slowly pulling the pain, my sanity, away
Numb, ahh, I feel it now. Death? Or insanity?
I stay still, no longer can I feel the shackles incasing my every limb. No more
My souls clothing, a stained cloth. Ripped, barriers crashing down.
Portrayed innocents, erased, forgotten. Was it even there?
Pain, bleeding from my mind. Do I have blood? Claws crushing my soul,
Or is that the weight of my every thought falling my mind unstable
I feel it, nothing, so cold, so blank. Death can I die?
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Prudential, the insurance giant and Norweb's largest institutional shareholder, is expected to back a resolution from the board that three directors be re-elected on two-year rolling contracts.
The move comes as an emergency meeting of the Greenbury Committee today is expected to reveal further divisions among members. They meet this morning, in advance of a 3.30pm meeting with Michael Jack, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, and other officials, including representatives of the Inland Revenue.
This follows publication of the Greenbury Report last Monday, which prompted the Government to change the tax treatment of executive share options and caused a furore among business leaders.
It emerged during the week that several committee members, including the chairman, Sir Richard Greenbury, had serious reservations about the recommendations on share options.
Over the weekend Sir Michael Angus, a committee member, suggested the Treasury might consider transitional arrangements for the introduction of the changes.
But another committee member said yesterday that Greenbury had failed and should not now be telling the Treasury what to do. "All we can do at this afternoon's meeting is clarify our position - if that's possible after our own meeting."
A third member of the committee said the report had been clear in its recommendation that the tax changes should apply only to high-earning executives of public companies, not middle managers and low-earners. "Ken Clarke [the Chancellor] was not following our recommendation in the report. We can only ask him to reconsider," he said.
However, the Treasury remained firm yesterday that it would not revise the tax changes, despite the mounting weight of opposition from MPs and senior industrialists. It was claimed last night that some Cabinet ministers were having reservations about Mr Clarke's changes.
The Greenbury Committee, set up largely in response to pay excesses of the privatised utilities, risks being further discredited today at the annual meeting of Norweb.
A resolution from small shareholders calling for directors' contracts to be cut to one year is being ignored by the board. Alec Simmons, Peter Salsbury (CRRT) and George McTague are being recommended for renewal of two-year contracts. Norweb is expected to defend the action by claiming that last year it cut contracts from three years to two.
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Welfare officials have been given a series of recommendations following a probe into the murder of a four-year-old girl by her mother.
Joanne Hill, 33, of Flintshire, North Wales, drowned her daughter Naomi in a bath because she could not cope with the little girl's disability.
Naomi had cerebral palsy and suffered walking and hearing difficulties.
Her mother was jailed for life at Chester Crown Court in September last year after being convicted of murder.
The jury dismissed Hill's defence that she was mentally ill and "blocked out" her emotions when she drowned Naomi in November 2007.
After the case, Naomi's father Simon Hill branded his wife "evil" and a Serious Case Review (SCR) was ordered by Flintshire Council.
The review, which reported back today, found there were "no serious failings" by health and social workers involved with the family.
But the authors recommended, and the council has accepted, four recommendations for improvements to services.
The recommendations are:
:: Carers of patients receiving mental health services should be more fully involved with those working with their relatives.
:: Crisis teams dealing with mental health emergencies should have a clearer point of contact for patients and their carers.
:: More information should be sought from people making referrals to mental health teams.
:: Midwifery services should give greater consideration to mental health issues.
Susan Lewis, chairwoman of Flintshire's Local Safeguarding Children Board, said in the report: "There are no serious failings identified within this review.
"The review looked in great detail at the history surrounding the circumstances leading up to the death of (Naomi), the knowledge of professionals directly involved with the child and also the mental health services experienced by her mother.
"Nevertheless, no matter how good our services are, we are never complacent.
"Accordingly, the authors have recommended, and we have accepted, a range of recommendations which we have already started to pursue in advance of this publication."
Hill, who had long history of mental health problems, admitted killing her daughter after failing to convince her husband that Naomi should be put up for adoption.
The trial heard that in early 2007 she suffered a serious relapse of her depressive illness and was being treated at home with visits from nurses twice each day.
On the evening of November 26, following an apparent improvement in her condition, Hill got drunk and killed her daughter by drowning her in the bath.
She then dressed Naomi in blue denim dungarees and a pink and yellow top before putting her in the family Renault Megane along with her handbag and a bottle of wine.
For the next eight hours Hill drove around between Deeside and Chester, stopping to drink the wine, buy another bottle and get petrol - as her dead daughter remained in the back seat.
She eventually drove to the Countess of Chester Hospital where she carried her daughter into A&E screaming for help.
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