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York (Region of). Childrens Services
Site: Phone Service
Service: Special Needs Services
|Record #: NKT2053
|Last Modified: 23 Jan 2019
|Last Full Update: 23 Jan 2019
|Record Details
|Alternate Name
|Early Intervention ; EIS ; Inclusion Support
|Toll Free Phone
|KIDS Line 1-888-703-5437 (1-888-703-KIDS) * 1-888-256-1112
|TTY Phone
|Regional / Municipal - Regional Municipality of York ; Provincial - Ontario Ministry of Children & Youth Services and Ministry of Education
|Description (Service)
|Supports for families who have children with special needs in their homes or licensed child care settings before school-entry * 4 different programs:
Infant and Child development services
information and referral *developmental monitoring * case coordination * service locations:
Newmarket, 17310 Yonge St, Unit 9, Yonge St and Davis Dr
Richmond Hill, 50 High Tech Rd, 4th Floor, Yonge St and Highway 7
Vaughan, 9060 Jane St, 2nd Floor, Jane St and Rutherford Rd
Neonatal follow-up services
support for infants and children at higher risk of developmental delay due to prematurity or birth complications * in partnership with Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital, Markham Stouffville Hospital and Southlake Regional Health Centre * referral from physician required
Clinic Locations – phone directly to cancel or change appointment
Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital, 10 Trench St, B Wing Room 2912, , 905-883-1212 ext3069
Markham Stouffville Hospital, 381 Church St, PAC Clinic 4, Markham, 905-472-7534
Southlake Regional Health Centre, 596 Davis Dr, Floor 4 Pediatrics, Newmarket, 905-895-4521 ext.2288
Inclusion support services
supports children aged birth to 13 years attending licensed child care, licensed before and after program or approved recreation program in York Region * supports and visits Child Care Centre and supports family with service coordination * general classroom consultations * child-specific program planning * professional development for child care staff
Therapy services
information and referral for children who require occupational therapy (OT) and physiotherapy (PT) * funded by York Region and Children's Treatment Network (CTN) * individual and group services * eligibility determined by occupational therapist or physiotherapist
|Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm
|Areas Served
|York Region
|Birth to 5 years 11 months of age, residing in York Region, contact for more information
|Parent direct referral by calling the KIDS Line * physicians and other professionals can refer with parental consent by faxing ERIK or Nipissing District Developmental Screen and referral form from website to Intake 905-762-2115 * no walk-in service to service locations
|English ; Interpretive Services - Access York ; provides interpreters in any language for face to face service and via a language line over the phone
|None ; minimal cost for materials for some programs
|Site Location
|Services are delivered in 6 offices across the Region, phone Intake is only in one office * There is no face to face or walk-in Intake service at the site where phone Intake is conducted
|Located In Community
|Richmond Hill
|Address & Map
York Region - Early Intervention Services, Administration
50 High tech Rd
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 4N7
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|Yonge St and Hwy 7
|Mailing Address
|c/o Early Intervention Services - Intake
50 High Tech Rd, 4th Flr
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 4N7
|Physical Access
|Fully Accessible
|Service Categories
|Autism Therapy ; Case/Care Management ~ Developmental Disabilities ; Child Development Classes ; Developmental Assessment ; Developmental Screening ; Transition Services for Students with Disabilities ~ Developmental Disabilities
|Print Material
|Brochures online in the following languages: English, Chinese, Farsi, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Tamil, and Urdu
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We made this Thanksgiving Banner and Table Setting pieces at my Thanksgiving Class Saturday. We used the Celebration Basics Kit, a couple of ribbons, and some stamps. Today's post covers making the banner. Come back on Wednesday for instructions on making everything else. It will help put you in a festive Thanksgiving mood and dress up each place at the table. The Kit contains supplies for the Banner (15 Banner pieces) and 10 people.
Kit: Celebration Basics Kit #133007
Stamps: Fall Fest Photopolymer #135194 (Bundle with Framelits #137628)
For All Things w#135152 c#135155 French #136985 MDS #138114
Ink: Tangerine Tango
Chocolate Chip OR Black StazOn OR Early Espresso
Card Stock: Whisper White
Ribbon Choices-Choose 1 Orange, 1 Green. Make sure each ribbon is a different width and type. You want variety:
Two Toned Trim: Tangerine Tango #135838 OR Old Olive #135837
Ribbon: Mossy Meadow 3/8″ Satin Stitched #133670 OR Pear Pizzazz 3/4″ Chevron #130011 OR Pumpkin Pie 3/4″ Chevron #130015 OR Tangelo Twist 3/8″ Satin Ribbon #133669
Other: Tombow Glue
Letter Options: I used a retired Bigz Die set since I was out of town and my DH could find it. 🙂
~The letters "Celebrate" come already cut out in your Kit. You can add a Banner piece at each end with Pumpkins (stamped on card stock, then cut out with the Framelits) on each end. This is the quickest option.
~The current Alphabet Bigz Die is Perfect Print #133725 which are up to 1″ wide and 1-1/4″ tall.
~You can also use the alphabet stencils that come in the Build a Banner Kit #133507 which are 1-1/2″ wide by 2″ tall for the shorter letters (I measured the "s") the letters are all lower case. Use a sponge dauber and ink pad to add the letters to your banner pieces.
~You can also use an e-cutter to cut out the letters if you have one to cut out your letters. You can use any of the MDS Alphabet stamps or punches and save them as SVG to cut them out. OR use an alphabet set that comes with your e-cutter.
~You can use MDS Alphabet stamps or punches, print them, and hand cut them.
~You can choose a larger alphabet stamp set and stamp the letter directly onto the Banner piece or onto a background shape cut with a Framelit or large punch.
Choose a movie to watch while making these projects to help the project seem to go faster since this project involves a lot of repetition.
Note: The Kit has 15 Banner pieces and enough of everything else for 10 people. If you have more people coming, order a kit for every 10 people.
Use the Banner Pieces and the cord from the Kit.
1. Choose "Thanksgiving" OR "Give Thanks". Choose your letters and get them ready. Determine letter placement and if you want to add a background shape behind the letters such as one cut from a Framelit. I cut my letters out of Whisper White card stock.
2. Choose your Pumpkin Stamp to stamps at the bottom of each Banner piece. Choose the small leaf to stamp at the top corners of each Banner piece. I used Tangerine Tango ink for both the leaves and the pumpkin.
3. Now add your letters and do your stamping. If you chose "Give Thanks" you can stamp all three Pumpkins on Whisper White card stock and cut them out with the Framelits to add to the Banner Piece in-between the words. Use Dimensionals behind the pumpkins if desired.
4. Line up your Banner pieces in the correct order. Take the cord that comes in the and thread it through the holes. Just make sure you thread each Banner the same.
5. Now for the Ribbons. You will cut 6″ lengths of both of your Ribbons. (My six inch lengths had the diagonal cut on the outside of the 6 inches so my thicker ribbon is between 7-8″ total length.)
~Celebrate = cut twelve of each ribbon
~Give Thanks = cut twelve of each ribbon
~Thanksgiving = cut 13 of each ribbon
You can tie the ribbons by holding them together and tying it like it is just one ribbon, OR you can tie each ribbon on separately. Whichever you think looks best. I did the first option.
Tie the ribbons in a loose knot starting on the outside of the first Banner piece. Tie ribbons between each Banner Piece and also on the outside of the last Banner piece.
6. Figure out where you are going to hang it and how long you want it to be. You will need at least 2″ between the outside Banner Pieces and the loop you will tie to hang it. Tie the loop. Even out the Banner pieces and Ribbons so they are evenly spaced. See how you like the positioning and the way it looks hanging. Adjust if necessary until it is how you want it. Cut the cord. Admire your Banner.
Happy Thanksgiving Crafting!
Nendy Kerr


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Cary News: Community
Arts Notes: June 8-11
Plays, artwork, comedy and live music in Apex, Cary, Fuquay-Varina, Holly Springs and Morrisville.
N.C. Symphony Summerfest
The North Carolina Symphony continues its annual Summerfest series with a tribute to composer John Williams, whose movie scores include the "Jaws," "Indiana Jones," "Star Wars" and "Harry Potter" film series.
John Williams Festival I is Friday, June 10, and John Williams Festival II is Saturday, June 11, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. Both concerts begin at 7:30 p.m.
Gates open at 5:30 p.m. Picnics, wine and beer, chairs and blankets are allowed. A children's instrument zoo also will be available. Ticket prices for lawn seats are $30 in advance, $33 the day of the show; $17 for students with ID; and $33 in advance for table seats, $35 the day of the show. boothamphitheatre.com, ncsymphony.org/summerfest
Artistic Expressions is holding a reception from 6-9 p.m. Friday, June 10, to showcase the works of three graduating seniors from Fuquay-Varina High School. The students are Nicole Brooks, Erin Griffin and Jordan Jerread. The gallery is at 118 Raleigh St., Fuquay-Varina. bit.ly/1TLLHvG
Six String Presents
Concerts in the Six String Presents series are at The Cary theater, 122 E. Chatham St. Ticket prices start at $20. sixstringpresents.com
▪ Rod Picott and Chuck Brodsky at 8 p.m. Friday, June 10.
▪ Mike Craver, Bill Hicks, Jim Watson and Joe Newberry perform at 8 p.m. Friday, June 24.
▪ The 3 Davids: David Holt, David Wilcox and David LaMotte perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, July 9.
Latino Arts Exhibit
The exhibit runs through Saturday, June 11, at the Halle Cultural Arts Center, 237 N. Salem St., Apex. Free. thehalle.org
Hip Pocket
The Follow Me to Fuquay-Varina free concert series will feature the band Hip Pocket from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Thursday, June 16, at Centennial Square, 102 N. Main St. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.
The Band of Oz performance, which was canceled in May because of inclement weather, has been rescheduled to Wednesday, June 22, from 6:30-9:30 p.m. at Centennial Square. bit.ly/26xnoHx
Best of the B Movies
Killer tomatoes, an insatiable blob, clown assassins – beware! The Cary theater kicks off its Best of the B Movies series Thursday, June 16, with a lineup spanning from older classics to more modern offerings. Cost: $5. thecarytheater.com, 919-462-2021
Scheduled films:
▪ Thursday, June 16: 7 p.m., "Samurai Cop;" 9 p.m., "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes."
▪ Friday, June 17: 7 p.m., "The Blob;" 9 p.m., "The Room."
▪ Saturday, June 18: 7 p.m., "MegaForce;" 9 p.m., "Killer Klowns From Outer Space."
▪ Sunday, June 19: 2 p.m., "Plan 9 From Outer Space."
'Shrek the Musical Jr.'
Encore! Youth Productions presents the play "Shrek the Musical Jr." at 7 p.m. Friday, June 17, at the Holly Springs Cultural Center, 300 W. Ballentine St. The play also will be staged at 3 and 7 p.m. Saturday, June 18. Cost: $15 adults, $10 seniors and students. 919-567-4000, bit.ly/1TZWfYg.
Triangle Brass Band
The Triangle Brass Band performs at 7 p.m. Friday, June 17, at Sertoma Amphitheatre in Bond Park, 801 High House Road, Cary. The British-style brass band will perform "Picture This," a program featuring music from movies. Free. 919-469-4061, bit.ly/1fEabFy
Portrait Group
The Portrait Group of Cary is showcasing an exhibit of work by the group's members at the Cary Senior Center, 120 Maury O'Dell Place, through June 17.
Calls for artists
▪ Cary Visual Art is seeking artists to exhibit at the Reflection Gallery at WakeMed Cary, 1900 Kildaire Farm Road. Deadline for entries is Friday, June 17. No entry fee. Exhibition dates are Tuesday, July 5, to Monday, Oct. 3. For more information and to apply: bit.ly/1U76rdi.
▪ The Cary Gallery of Artists is seeking Triangle-area artists to join the gallery for its new member year, which begins in August. Applications will be accepted through June. For more information and to apply: carygalleryofartists.org.
▪ Artists working in any medium can submit an application for exhibition in any of the Town of Cary's six exhibit venues. Deadline is Monday, Aug. 1. For more information: bit.ly/1YRUkFc.
SuperFun Saturday
SuperFun Saturday is from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, June 18, at the Halle Cultural Arts Center, 237 N. Salem St. Apex. The free event features arts and crafts activities for children ages 4-12. Children must be accompanied by an adult. 919-249-1120, thehalle.org
'Little Red Hen'
The Carolina Puppet Theatre will present "The Little Red Hen" at 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 21, at the Holly Springs Cultural Center, 300 W. Ballentine St. Cost is $5 per person; free for children under a year old. An additional presentation is scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday, June 21. For more information and tickets: bit.ly/1qF6Uf8.
'Reflections and Flow'
The Cary Gallery of Artists hosts "Reflections and Flow," featuring glass works by Jean Cheely, paintings by Jan Kinlaw and photography by Barry Udis, from 6-9 p.m. at the gallery, 200 S. Academy St., Suite 120. The exhibit runs through June 21. carygalleryofartists.org
Gourd art exhibit
The Holly Springs Cultural Center hosts "Manifestations of My Imagination," an exhibit by gourd artist Sheron Jamel, through June 28 at the center, 300 W. Ballentine St.
'Imagine an Island'
The photography exhibit "Imagine an Island" by Michael Ligett runs through Thursday, June 30, at Bond Park Community Center, 801 High House Road, Cary. An artist reception is scheduled from 6-8 p.m. Friday, June 24.
Comedy Night
The Cary theater presents Comedy Night with Scott Novotny and Herbie Gill at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 25. Tickets range from $13-$15. For more information and to purchase tickets: bit.ly/1RkHIQZ.
Exhibit on quilts
The exhibit "ARTQUILTSvoices: Professional Art Quilters" by Alliance-South runs through Saturday, July 2, at the Page-Walker Arts & History Center, 119 Ambassador Loop, Cary.
Modest Mouse and Brand New
A concert by Brand New and Modest Mouse is at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 6, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. Ticket prices are $40 to $50 in advance or $50 to $60 the day of the show. boothamphitheatre.com
Outdoor sculpture
An opening reception for Cary Visual Art's Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition is from 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, July 15, at the Page-Walker Arts and History Center, 119 Ambassador Loop, Cary. Tickets are $25. For more information and to buy tickets: bit.ly/1Npztbq.
Sculptors for the exhibit are Jack Howard-Potter, Ana Huberman-Lazovsky, Hanna Jubran, Ray Katz, Susan Moffat, Jordan Parah and Russell Whiting. For more about the sculptors and their works, go to bit.ly/1TuzGat.
Flight of the Conchords
The Flight of the Conchords concert will be at 7:30 p.m. Monday, July 18, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary.
Tickets are on sale for $50 for reserved seats and $35 for lawn seats. boothamphitheatre.com
Tedeschi Trucks Band
The Tedeschi Trucks Band, Los Lobos and North Mississippi Allstars will perform at 7 p.m. Friday, July 22, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary.
Tickets are on sale for $75 for reserved seats, $44.50 for single lawn seats and $125 for four lawn seats. boothamphitheatre.com
'People and Places'
The exhibit "People and Places" by Meera Goyal runs through Saturday, July 2, at Cary Town Hall, 316 N. Academy St. terway.com/meera.
Cary Arts Center
"Resolving the Disquiet," by artists Megan Bostic, Samantha Pell and Jan-Ru Wan, runs through Sunday, July 24, at the Cary Arts Center, 101 Dry Ave.
"Nature - the Beauty of the Beast," paintings by Kathryn Green Patel, will be exhibited through Sunday, July 24, at the Herb Young Community Center, 101 Wilkinson Ave., Cary.
Frankie Valli
Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 7, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. Tickets are on sale for $129.50 for reserved seats, $50 for single lawn seats and $98.75 for reserved table seats. boothamphitheatre.com
ZZ Top, Gov't Mule
ZZ Top and Gov't Mule will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. Tickets are on sale for $54.50 for reserved seats and reserved table seats, and $44.50 for lawn general admission. boothamphitheatre.com
The Lumineers
The Lumineers will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 15, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. Tickets are on sale for $49.50 for reserved seats and $39.50 for lawn seats. boothamphitheatre.com
Alabama, Charlie Daniels Band
Alabama and the Charlie Daniels Band will perform at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary.
Tickets are on sale for $85 for reserved seats, $75 for reserved table seats and $49.50 for lawn seats. boothamphitheatre.com
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Flash and Bones (Temperance Brennan)
Despite reading some more negative reviews before and while reading this, I still really liked it. This was my first book by Kathy Reichs so maybe because I didn't have any other to compare to it I liked it better. It did take some time to adjust to how different Tempy's personality and life is in this book compared to the Bones series where I was first introduced to Temperance Brennan.


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Question: I walked home after I had a spray tan today and it started to spit rain. I got rain droplets on my chest and it turned white. I just gently rubbed my tan to get rid of them. My skin looks a little bit blotchy but not badly. Do you think it was okay to gently rub it? Or will it come out blotchy after I have my shower!
Answer: It is possible that your tan will be blotchy after a shower, because you disrupted the process of developing. However,the damage depends on different factors like how soon after spray tanning you rubbed it etc. and you could have actually made it better.
So, really you cannot say if there will be any damage, you will just have to wait and see.
If it is patchy after a shower, your best remedy would be to very lightly moisturize it with one of those moisturizers that build up the tan slowly. The lighter patches should blend in a bit better then.
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Back in the freezing cold of January with its long dark nights I posted a lament about the misery of winter.
Now we're in the middle of the summer (at least those of us in the northern hemisphere, bearing in mind that the blogosphere transcends geographical boundaries) and in the grip of a heatwave. Many people are complaining, but I'm not! The scent of blossoms in the air, the long evenings, the graceful flight of swallows, the barbecues, the greenery and bright colours of the countryside, spectacular sunsets, lycra-clad cyclists struggling up Alpine mountain passes and past fields of sunflowers…In my opinion, the summer doesn't last long enough.
Tuesday, July 18, 2006
An invincible summer?
Back in the freezing cold of January with its long dark nights I posted a lament about the misery of winter.
13 comments:
- Cybez said...
I love lycra-clad cyclists struggling they can be so annoying ,them and tractors.
Have you seen many "gritters" out in case the tar starts to melt?
- Tuesday, July 18, 2006 10:34:00 PM
- Lorainne said...
I don't reckon there are many Alpine passes or fields of sunflowers in North London Ciaran...but I agree the summer is a great time and we shouldn't moan about it....I just wish it was SLIGHTLY less hot!!!
- Wednesday, July 19, 2006 9:58:00 AM
- NorthernSole said...
Yes, Lorainne...in the same way that you wish the winter was slightly less cold.
- Wednesday, July 19, 2006 11:13:00 AM
- Caroline said...
Can't complain about the heatwave. Just think of it as holiday sunshine that you don't have to pay some travel company for.
- Thursday, July 20, 2006 3:17:00 AM
- Antonio from Italy said...
Another one who loves the summer, the long days, the heat and the scent of the most beautiful season in the world!!!
Can I hug you? :-)
Over here we're living with a constant daytime temperature of 35°C but someone, the majority I have to say, hates this weather and looks forward the winter and the cold. But when the cold and the ice take their grip on them they wish for the summer.
Coherence, we need coherence!
- Thursday, July 20, 2006 9:25:00 AM
- Lorainne said...
Who do you want to hug Antonio me or Caroline??
- Thursday, July 20, 2006 1:24:00 PM
- Northern Sole said...
I quite like autumn as well.
- Thursday, July 20, 2006 2:10:00 PM
- Antonio from Italy said...
Sorry Lorainne,
my comment was meant to Ciaran who wrote the post in the first place.
Anyway, I could hug anyone agree with me about this wonderful heat and don't spend the day complaining for it :-)
Winter is long enough, too long, even over here in Italy and summer is never long enough :-)
- Thursday, July 20, 2006 7:20:00 PM
- Lorainne said...
If you move to California Antonio you will have summer all year round as well as lots of Americans to hug....;-)
- Friday, July 21, 2006 10:31:00 AM
- Lorainne said...
Reminds me of Don Henleys song Boys of Summer
I can see you-
Your brown skin shinin' in the sun
You got that top pulled down and that radio on, baby
And I can tell you my love for you will still be strong
After the boys of summer have gone
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The Mediterranean Gull Ichthyaetus melanocephalus appearances in the Tophill Low NR, East Yorkshire roost continued during the latter part of February and into early March.
Once again, there was a turnover of individuals with at least 11 different birds noted between February 21st and March 5th. The first winter above was present on the 21st February while the adult and first winter below were two of the four birds present on March 1st on a very dark evening.
The age breakdown for the period featured three first winters, four second winters and four adults. It really is quite interesting seeing birds each evening and trying to work out how many actually go through the roost as mentioned in the previous post.
Lesser Black-backed Gull Larus fuscus graellsii are starting to be a more regular feature of the roost with 1-7 birds present each evening, while the appearance of an adult Kittiwake Rissa tridactyla on March 2nd was the second bird seen this winter.
Away from the gull roost, the Lepidoptera recording continues. The Chestnut Conistra vaccinii, Common Quaker Orthosia cerasi and Hebrew Character Orthosia gothica all on the wing during February, while two Parsnip Moth Depressaria radiella found on the 27th were something of a surprise given only four individuals had ever been recorded at Tophill Low during trapping/recording history.
For more news from Tophill Low NR – check out the blog here.
This stunning Glaucous Gull Larus hyperboreus was present at Loch Gilp in Argyll & Bute during late February… maybe one will appear in the Tophill roost during what is left of the gull roosting season!


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The Bundesliga Preview Show - Matchday 8
Cologne - The Bundesliga Preview Show is the DFL Deutsche Fußball Liga's weekly TV programme, offering a global audience a unique perspective on Germany's top flight throughout the season. We have in-depth previews of the upcoming league action, exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes reports, the best goals from the latest league encounters and much more besides.
Schalke Report
Coming up on this week's Bundesliga Preview Show...
Treading water mid-table after an indifferent season start, FC Schalke 04 are looking to new head coach Roberto Di Matteo to revitalise their flagging fortunes. The Swiss-born former Italy international is certainly no stranger to success in that role, having led Chelsea FC in a caretaker capacity from the brink of a last-16 exit to ultimate victory in the 2011/12 UEFA Champions League, as FC Bayern München fans will recall with no great pleasure. Now, Di Matteo is looking forward to the challenge of steering Schalke back on course in the Bundesliga, a league "I've always liked and been fascinated by." Up first, it's a home game against Hertha Berlin, where he is targeting a winning debut that would take the Royal Blues three points clear of their current neighbours in the standings.
Bayern Report
It may not have quite the lustre of yore these days, but the meeting of FC Bayern and SV Werder Bremen will always have a very special resonance for one employee of the Bundesliga record champions. In two separate spells at Bremen, Claudio Pizarro racked up 89 of the 176 goals to date which make him the top non-German scorer in the history of the Bundesliga with something to spare. Recently turned 36, the prolific Peruvian frontman has lost none of his appetite or instinct for hitting the back of the net and the great affection for the club that was his first European port of call will be professionally put on hold for the duration of Saturday's contest at the Allianz Arena.
In Focus
Two seasons ago they escaped relegation via the play-off on the back of a tremendous late form surge. Last time out, a solid-but-unspectacular-looking ninth-place finish disguised an extraordinary campaign that saw them bang in 72 goals while leaking almost as many at the other end. Now, heading into Matchday 8, TSG 1899 Hoffenheim are displaying every sign of being ready to move up to the next level. Unbeaten, second in the table and with a freshly-acquired streak of defensive discipline to add to their undiminished attacking panache, the team from the southwest are promising to make good on their long-held ambition of earning a place on the European stage. Markus Gisdol is the architect of the current success, but the blueprint has been in place for some time.
Bayer 04 Leverkusen's early-season form under new head coach Roger Schmidt garnered headlines aplenty but the Werkself have flattered to deceive somewhat of late, winning just one of their last five Bundesliga outings despite often threatening to overrun the opposition. If history is anything to go by, however, Saturday's trip to struggling VfB Stuttgart is a timely bit of scheduling in their search for a return to winning ways. Bayer are on an eight-game unbeaten run against Swabia's finest, for whom they have long been something of a nemesis. And Stefan Kießling is the very personification of that, the 2012/13 Bundesliga top scorer having netted no fewer than 14 goals in his 17 league outings against Stuttgart down the years - and scored in all but one of the last ten.


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One highlight from the spring was a quick trip to Nashville for my cousin's wedding (congrats Court)!
Me with mom & dad, how wild is that!?!
I also dropped in on my hometown recently. It's as weird as ever!
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United Nations: The UN Special Envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, has said that the current talks in Geneva aimed at ending the six-year-old Syrian conflict is to run through December 15, but that it would not be "just a normal round of talks". He told a news conference in Geneva on Thursday that the Syrian government delegation might go home to "consult" for several days, as the talks would focus on a new constitution and UN-supervised parliamentary and presidential elections.
The UN mediator also mentioned an unspecified "12 points" in the works that could lead to a "shared vision of what Syria could look like" after prolonged civil war.
The eighth round of UN-mediated talks between the government of Syrian President Bashar Al Assad and the opposition formally began in Geneva on November 29.
Mistura cited a "serious and professional" atmosphere at the talks, adding that a lack of trust was "the biggest obstacle."
More than 470,000 people have been killed in Syria and millions have been driven from their homes since the conflict began in March 2011 with a crackdown on pro-democracy protests.
"We have been talking about the rules of the game, and therefore reemphasising: no preconditions," De Mistura said.
The current round of talks will be taking place against "quite a backdrop of intense diplomatic activity" in recent weeks to find a political solution to the Syria crisis, following important meetings in Viet Nam's DaNang, Russia's Sochi, and Saudi Arabia's Riyadh.
And after the territorial losses of Daesh in Raqqa and Deir Al Zor, "there has been now a moment of truth; we need to find a political solution," De Mistura underscored.
So, he said, in what is "not just a normal round of talks," if preconditions are raised: "I immediately stop the conversation and say, Sorry, have you heard what the Security Council has said, have you heard what in fact many senior political leaders have been saying? No preconditions, let's start the discussions again now."
The UN mediator noted that fact that the warring parties are still not meeting in the same room is by no means a deal-breaker.
What is important, he added, is "substance," and the search for "commonalities" between the two delegations. He also clarified that during the intra-Syrian talks, the issue of the presidency did not come up.
"We have not discussed the issue of presidency. We have been discussing the 12 points/principles, and you will see they are of a broad nature but they have an impact on everything in the future constitution; and we have started addressing the issue about how to proceed on a new constitution. So that issue has not even come up," De Mistura, adding that he wants to believe that the "issue should come up with the Syrians through UN supervised elections according to Security Council [resolution 2254 (2015)]."
Also, earlier Thursday, Jan Egeland, the UN Special Advisor for Syria, appealed for greater and more urgent efforts to enable safe evacuations of some 500 people, including 167 children, besieged eastern Ghouta, on the outskirts of Damascus.
"Men with power are sitting with lists of children that are in urgent need of being evacuated, if not they will, many of them, die; and we still do not have the green light," Egeland said, expressing hope that the evacuations are possible with the Government's approval despite insecurity adding that calm could then be negotiated with both sides.
"It is heart breaking; it is intolerable; it will be a stain on our conscience for a very, very long time, unless it can happen very soon. I was told today that nine patients on this list have died," he added. According to estimates more than 400,000 people are trapped in eastern Ghouta, cut off from much needed food and relief assistance.


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Nepal Earthquake Scammers are Out There, Says BBB of Utah
SALT LAKE CITY - Be cautious if donating money to any organization claiming to be helping earthquake victims in Nepal.
Caution is the message from Better Business Bureau of Utah president Jane Driggs, who said major disasters, such as the Nepal quake that has killed and injured thousands, tend to almost instantly bring out scam artists who are more than willing to collect donations under the false promise of helping those most in need.
"Unfortunately, when any disaster happens," she said, "the scammers start thinking about how they can get a part of the money that should go to the victims."
Driggs advised researching all charities on the Better Business Bureau's website give.org, which ranks organizations on 20 standards of charitable accountability. She said charitynavigator.org is another trusted site that lists and ranks nonprofit organizations.
Driggs said the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and World Vision are among more than 30 organizations approved by give.org that also are collecting donations for Nepal earthquake victims. If you're donating money to a charity that is not on give.org, she said, it's best to deal with that group directly rather than through a fundraiser.
"Reach out and find about their organizations," she said. "Do a little research, and make a difference."
Another big downside to charity fraud, she said, is that it can stop otherwise generous individuals from donating to worthy causes in the future.
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Sharon, Former Engineer / Son: Logan
In my opinion, a mother spending time with her child is the best way of nurturing. Reading is one of our major mother-and-son activities. I think reading "My Elephant Brother" could be quite a nice, interactive time for us. I like the voice of the narrator, which was nice and good to listen to. The highlighting on the word as it is being said is a good idea. As Logan is becoming more and more interested in the words, I usually point my finger to them while we are reading, the highlighting could do just the same.


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Bravo Pharma has been running an Advance Diagnostic Centre in Uzbekistan in association with leading Diagnostic Centre of India and Europe.
Bravo Pharma is focused on Next Generation Diagnostics for disease stratification and therapy selection. We are focused to bring the chain of technically advanced Diagnostic labs across the Central Asia and Estern Europe. We are focused on bringing the most advanced testing techniques and expertise to our Labs. We aim to become the destination for all your high-end diagnostic needs.
Bravo has evolved into a reference laboratory in the field of Oncology, and more recently into a multi-platform Pathology Services provider with a core focus in Molecular Pathology and Surgical Pathology Services. Its logistic capabilities and geographical spread makes Bravo an ideal associate for clinical activities in Central Asia and Eastern Europe. Bravo accredited quality systems ensure customer satisfaction through any of its customer-centric service offerings.


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USA Triathlon has announced the five events that have been selected to form the inaugural USA Triathlon Mixed Team Relay Series in 2014.
The Mixed Team Relay (MTR) Series was created to encourage continued participation in multisport and raise awareness of the growing mixed team relay format, which was introduced by the International Triathlon Union in 2009. Relay teams comprised of two men and two women ages 10 and up will compete on a super sprint triathlon course, with each athlete completing a 100-150 meter swim, 6-8 kilometer bike and 1-1.5 kilometer run. All four team members will complete each discipline together before moving to the next segment.
2014 Mixed Team Relay (MTR) Series events:
• Rev3 Rush Mixed Team Relay, Richmond, VA (May 24-25)
• MMTT Mixed Team Relay, Geneva, IL (May 25)
• Get Fit TRYathlon Mixed Team Relay, Pittsburg, KS (July 12)
• FIU Mixed Team Relay Tri, North Miami, FL (September 6)
• Tortoises and Hares Tag Team Tri, Pflugerville, TX (September 14)
"We're launching the Mixed Team Relay Series to capture social energy and offer a unique race option to athletes who are looking for new ways to participate in the multisport lifestyle," said Rob Urbach, USA Triathlon CEO. "The mixed team relay format is a great way for friends, families, co-workers and teammates to share a dynamic experience, and we look forward to expanding the reach of the series in the future."
The events are open to first-time triathletes and seasoned veterans alike, and teams may be a mix of youth and adult athletes. The mixed team relay format fosters teamwork and camaraderie while exposing athletes of all ages to the multisport lifestyle in a fun, safe environment. Each of the five series events will be timed.
The mixed team relay format has been gaining popularity in the United States for the past few years. USA Triathlon has hosted a Mixed Team Relay event at its Youth and Junior National Championships since 2010 and Collegiate Nationals since 2012. In 2013, the U.S. team of Gwen Jorgensen, Ben Kanute, Sarah Groff and Cameron Dye earned a bronze medal at the ITU Mixed Relay World Championships in Hamburg, Germany. Most recently, a team comprised of Kaitlin Donner, Jarrod Shoemaker, Sara McLarty and Eric Lagerstrom finished second at the inaugural PATCO Mixed Relay Pan American Championships on March 9 in Sarasota, Fla.
For more information on the USA Triathlon Mixed Team Relay (MTR) Series, visit usatriathlon.org/mtrseries.
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RSCS was granted accreditation as a tertiary instrument calibration laboratory for conformity to the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 by the Health Physics Society Laboratory Accreditation Program (HPSLAP). This recognition places RSCS as the first tertiary lab in the U.S.A. accredited to this stringent standard for the calibration of radiation detection instrumentation. Internationally recognized by NACLA for adherence to quality standard ISO/IEC 17011, the HPSLAP accreditation of our instrument calibration laboratory benefits both our domestic and international customers. We are proud to offer this assurance to our customers who rely upon us for accurate and precise calibration services.
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Soft toys, imaginary play. You're the mummy, taking care of your babies, you cuddle them and comfort them, already that maternal instinct so acute. Eager to understand the world, each day littered with questions, some easy, some not.
Dress ups, multiple times a day. Does this match? you ask. So determined, yet easily unsure you scamper close by my side, reassurance is your savour.
Pig-tails, accessories, pretty things.. Chatterbox, craft apprentice and kitchen helper...devouring fruit and baby spinach on a daily basis and the request for special sushi your treat. Baby cino at any cafe extra points if accompanied by a marshmallow.
Cuddles, kisses and loving me a billion plus infinity.
I thank Him every day you chose me to call your mum.
Crochet vest adapted from a cardigan pattern in Issue 1 of Simply Crochet Magazine. Instead of sleeves I did a simple scallop edge around the arm holes to finish off. This pattern uses 4 ply yarn...this colour is Gelato by Moda Vera, 1.2m of ribbon purchased at GJ's discount fabric and sealed at ends by hovering over a lighted match to stop it fraying.


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What makes a good school environment? Who can create it? What is needed? These are some questions that school leaders, teachers and parents frequently ask.
Without a doubt, a positive school environment is maintained by setting standards against violence in all its forms. This can only be achieved through a systemic and comprehensive whole school approach to developing and implementing a behaviour policy. However teachers have a special role to play.
In their everyday settings, teachers need to set personal examples to create an environment where positive and pro-social approaches are used to address interpersonal problems.
Reducing and preventing violence in all its forms demands that teachers – and other adults - demonstrate through personal example - that they are guides who lead pupils through the process of solving problems. They need to be teachers of emotional and social skills, adults who guide pupils through resolving conflict situations.
However, they are more. Teachers – like other adults - are role models for the pupils. However, sometimes they unintentionally display "power" based behaviour.
In everything they do – from managing the classroom, intervening when conflict and problems arise, to the teacher styles used - teachers need to be mindful of the environment they are creating and the impact they have on pupil's behaviour.
Help us turn this website into a site that shows the world how we are coming together to create a country where all schools are free of violence.


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Alva Noto
The German artist / musican Alvo Noto (aka Carsten Nicolai) uses various media, such as sound, image, sculpture and computers as a kind of hybrid- tool to create his own microscopic view of creative processes.
Working intensively in the transitional area between art and science, his world looks more like a laboratory- constantly morphing in space and time, influenced by the impulses of this media world, sound- the message as a code- becomes, the primary theme via visualized sound performance. Much of his works are directly linked with the natural sciences: "In my opinion the emphasis of self-generating processes is a reaction to the claim to plan everything. many of my works underlie a rule and introduce a model as organizing scheme to recognize chaotic movements. I am interested in both moments, they lie really close together." After his participation in important international exhibitions like documenta x and the 49th and 50th venice biennal, Nicolai's works were shown in two comprehensive solo exhibitions at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt, Germany (anti reflex) and at Neue National Galerie in Berlin, Germany (syn chron) in 2005. in 2007 he will have further extensive shows in Hamburg, Zurich and New York.
Alva Noto performed with Blixa Bargeld for 23five at the Recombinant Media Labs in 2007.


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Hawaii Premiere
Thursday, September 23 @ 8:55pm
Saturday, September 25 @ 7:30pm
Sunday, September 26 @ 2:45pm
Director: Rocco Papaleo
Cast: Alessandro Gassman, Paolo Briguglia, Max Gazzè, Rocco Papaleo, Giovanna Mezzogiorno, Claudia Potenza and others
Italy, 2010, 105 mins.
Four small-time musicians decide to make a 10-day trek by foot out of what would normally take 45 minutes by car across their home region of Basilicata (located at the top of the arch on the boot of Italy) in this engaging comedy. Nicola (Papaleo) is a married, middle-aged teacher who feels as though his life is going nowhere. He decides to invite his friends, who equally need cheering up, to walk with him from the west coast to play a concert at the eastern coast on the final day. Handsome Rocco (Gassman) was the star of a local TV show, but now that he's relocated to Rome, his career is at a standstill. Franco (Gazzè) doesn't talk anymore since his fiancée died in a car crash. Salvatore (Briguglia) was so disappointed in love, he dropped out of medical school. The disgruntled four are joined by a grumpy journalist (Mezzogiorno), but along the way, good humor, adventure and the spark of romance take their blues away. Funny, charming and sweetly endearing, this is a road trip you won't want to miss.


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Flowers and Bees: A Beautiful relationship in jeopardy
Bees are the most important global pollinator for human crops, including fruits, vegetables, and flower crops. However, bee populations are declining worldwide due to human impacts on habitat, pesticide exposure, and urbanization. In 2016, the US Fish and Wildlife Service added 7 bee species to the Endangered List. These are the first bees to ever be protected under the Endangered Species Act in the United States. Honey bees are the most abundant bee in the United States and produce honey and beeswax--highly valued substances for which there are no substitutes. With increases in intensive agriculture and urbanization, the diversity of floral sources has declined for all bees, and has likely contributed to the decline in bees worldwide, including the honey bee (Nicholls and Altieri, 2012. Agronomy for Sustainable Development).
This is where our farm and research collaborations come in.
Our Mission
To provide artisan honey and beeswax products, and also cut and dry flowers that are grown sustainably on our family farm to flower enthusiasts in Iowa and Nebraska. We aim to care for our flowers and bees in a sustainable manner and contribute at least 10% of the honey bee product proceeds to support honey bee health research at Creighton University.
Our Background
Bountiful Blossoms Bee Company, LLC is owned by Brian Orth and Carol Fassbinder-Orth. We are Iowa natives that own a 23 acre farm near Glenwood, Iowa with our three children. Brian graduated from Iowa State University with a B.S. in Agronomy in 2002, and Carol graduated with a B.S. in Genetics in 2003 from Iowa State and a Ph.D. in Zoology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2008. Brian has worked in agricultural, conservation, and landscape industries for the past 16 years, and Carol has been a faculty member in the Biology Department at Creighton University for 9 years. We started Bountiful Blossoms Bee Company in 2015, initially selling honey and beeswax products from the honey bees on our farm.
Research Support-What we have achieved
- Field work research support for Tammy Tran's honey bee 2016-2017 research project at Creighton University entitled: "Dicistrovirus infections in honey bees (Apis mellifera): establishment of an infection model"
- Pilot studies funded partially by the proceeds from our sales enabled Dr. Fassbinder-Orth to obtain a $15,000 grant to study honey bee behavior and viral infections. This work was also featured in a commercial by Canon, shown below:


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Glenknock Portal Tomb
Map Reference: H411879 (2411, 3879)
This monument has been greatly disturbed. Some orthostats form a chamber. Within this is a jumble of stones which may be fallen uprights or possibly a broken capstone. The orthostats may be up to 1.4m high and some of the other stones are up to 1.7m long.
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Listening toCan't Go Back
, the newest release Jason Quever has made under the Papercuts moniker, it's not difficult to hear echoes of classic '60s psychedelic pop such as the Kinks and the Beatles within the pensive melodies and haunting imagery. Even though Quever acknowledges the influences of the past, he shies away from any easy categorization of his music.
The Papercuts
The Papercuts and Peter and the Wolf perform Tuesday, February 27, at Club Dada.
"I'd rather the word 'retro' never come up with my music," says Quever, a notorious recluse, from his San Francisco home. "I suppose it's my own fault," he adds. "In fact, I am going to look on eBay for a vocoder right now."
Quever seems to relish residing in the playful and unique middle ground between the epic splendor of the late '60s and the postmodern angst of bands such as My Bloody Valentine and Pavement. He even names Django Reinhardt as an inspiration.
"I like music from all eras that I have heard," says Quever, who doesn't limit his influences to the obvious realms. "I consider the original Twilight Zone TV show a huge inspiration to me," he adds. "Something [is] so moving and eerie about it."
Indeed, Quever makes that connection perfectly clear, as songs such as "Take the 227th Exit" and "Outside Looking In" are creepy narratives of a surprising beauty, fitful and fun mixtures of innuendo and ennui. "Treat me just like a dog/I don't mind at all," sings Quever like the bastard son of Iggy Pop and Phil Spector on "Dear Employee" as his current bandmates create a stunning racket behind him.
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"My band has been the same for a while now, and I love it," says Quever. Featuring a rhythm section of drummer Matt Stromberg and bassist Trevor Montgomery, the current incarnation of Papercuts is more dynamic and attentive than previous lineups. As opposed to Mockingbird, Papercuts' critically heralded 2004 release, Can't Go Back finds Quever much more focused, determined to not let any attention go to his head.
"For the new record, I wanted to be less stream-of-consciousness," says Quever. "That always ends up being about myself, and that is boring."
"I wanted to do something more positive this time around," he adds, "something to exercise sympathy and drama." Judging by the majority of Can't Go Back, Quever has succeeded on a scale that he himself may not have imagined. There is a swirling, dreamlike quality to Quever's work that is balanced by a forceful yearning that escapes many in the pop field. Making the soft sound loud is no easy task, but Quever loves melding genres and styles.
"I love classic soul and gospel, but I suppose that might not be apparent," says Quever. "It's all still rock 'n' roll in my opinion."


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Be aware: Here i place the reading materials of the topic taught by Amita Unnikrishnan Madam. Washington, …consistently and cannily cultivated the friendship and good will of whoever would serve his needs, suppressing what should have been his private feelings about their racial expressions and condescensions, dilating no matter he may to seek out praise of their utterances and deeds." xxxi An opportunist, Washington acknowledged that part of human nature was to benefit from prospects as they arise. Human nature was about doing what was essential to succeed, be it in the private or economic realm. Development of his folks was the goal behind all of his actions. If an occasion presented itself to help in his goal, Washington took benefit of it.
It is refreshing to hear the true beliefs of liberals spelled out so truthfully. That concern, cowardess, ignorance and an absence of compassion are the driving forces behind the conservative motion. After all conservatives belief a lot the identical about liberals. One factor that I feel many individuals on each Left and Right are likely to avoid taking a look at: demographics. In our at this time's world, hardly will you see a business agricultural farmer that does not make used of machines to increase the rate of his or her agricultural output. This importance added by engineering has actually promoted the observe of agriculture everywhere in the world.
The NEA Skilled Apply Communities, a place where lecturers, dad and mom, faculty help and administration professionals, and neighborhood members share concepts and sources to improve pupil success. It's free and open to all! It is apparent that the difficulty of labour protection is sophisticated by completely different laws making use of to completely different categories of employees, and the truth that there isn't a laws at all for some workers.
There's additionally the varsity leavers' agricultural scheme within the NDE programme. There are two options open to highschool leavers within this scheme. For those un- skilled in agricultural methods the NDE arranges that each state provide two fully-staffed coaching farms of 250 hectares each. Capital intensive tasks are investment oriented since they empolyee highly paid engineers and administrative personall which have extra propensity to avoid wasting.These end result in the transfer of expertise, end in price discount resulting from financial system of scale.
So, having a system that makes obtainable to all residents a choice of competing health insurers and subsidies, if wanted, is a type of duties. The hogwash concerning the obligatory insurance coverage or penalty being a violation of particular person liberty is just that, hogwash. The penalty is there to do three things, 1) to incentivize free-loaders to get insurance, 2) cut back the cost of well being care premiums, and three) collect up-front a charge to pay for the health costs they'll more than possible burden the well being care system with when they get sick or injured to the extent they cannot (or won't) pay for it out of their own sources (a conservative idea I happen to agree with, btw).


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Feeling a little Gatsby these days?!
With the recent release of Baz Luhrman's illustrious version of The Great Gatsby, we went back in the vault and found these alluring pictures of Melissa from her very own Gatsby-esque days from a photo shoot at an exquisite vintage hotel in San Francisco. With heartthrobs Jere Shea and Danny McDonald, Melissa had some fun as a high society girl. This fashion shoot for an article in Vogue (and was featured on the cover of In Theatre Magazine) was done during the extended and highly acclaimed pre-Broadway run of HIGH SOCIETY at the elegant Geary Theatre in San Francisco, and in anticipation of the Broadway musical HIGH SOCIETY, a true gem with the delicious and witty score by Cole Porter.
Set in the 1930s and telling the story of the haughty but vulnerable Tracy Lord and her various men, it was based on the film High Society with Grace Kelly, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, and The Philadelphia Story with Katherine Hepburn. Enjoy a little of Melissa's "Gatsby" spirit!


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Saturday, April 28th · 7-11pm Get Tickets Now Don't miss this premiere craft beer event in Cape Coral's Entertainment District! You'll board the exclusive trolleys to travel to various locations. At each place, you'll enjoy a craft beer sample and appetizer sample. Win prizes for answering trivia questions on the trolleys and dress your "craft beer" best for the official … [Read more...]
4th Annual St. Patrick's Day Trolley Event
Saturday, March 17th • 7pm to 11pm THIS IS A SOLD OUT EVENT. There will be no tickets sold at the door. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with an Irish inspired pub crawl in Cape Coral's Entertainment District! The 4th Annual St. Patrick's Day Trolley Event is the perfect way to celebrate this all-popular holiday. You'll board the exclusive trolleys to travel to various … [Read more...]
Ringing in 2018, South Cape Style!
On December 31, 2017, nearly 1,000 people gathered in South Cape to hop on the New Year's Eve trolleys. This unique bar crawl took guests to various locations. At each place, they could enjoy specialty drinks for just $2.50. Check out the official photo booth pictures - more than 160 of them! Want to join in on the South Cape Coral fun? Check out our upcoming … [Read more...]
New Year's Eve Trolley Event (5th Annual)
Ring in 2018 - South Cape Style! - Get Tickets Now THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. IF YOU NEED TICKETS OR HAVE TICKETS TO SELL, PLEASE VISIT THE OFFICIAL FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE. Board the exclusive trolleys in South Cape to celebrate the new year! You'll travel to various locations to enjoy a specialty drink for just $2.50 at each place*. Get your passport stamped at each location … [Read more...]
5th Annual Black Friday Trolley Event & Little Black Dress Party
Friday, November 24th - 7-11pm / Get Tickets Now This Black Friday, take the night off and board the exclusive trolleys in South Cape! You'll travel to 11 locations to enjoy a specialty drink for just $2.50 at each place*. Relax and enjoy live music, dancing, karaoke and more. PLUS, MEET SANTA!!! Get your passport stamped at each participating location (no purchase required) … [Read more...]


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Design Wins Double With New Open Community Source and Royalty-Free Licensing
Design Wins Double With New Open Community Source and Royalty-Free Licensing
SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwired - Jul 16, 2013) - Real-Time Innovations (RTI), the real-time infrastructure software company, today announced the significant momentum achieved by its aggressive new business model, rolled out last fall. Introduced in September 2012, RTI Open Community Source (OCS) and royalty-free licensing created a surge of new commercial customers, developers and projects. In less than a year RTI logged:
The RTI Connext™ family of products implements the Data Distribution Service (DDS) "Internet of Things" protocol and fundamentally makes devices work together as a single intelligent system. The application teams often span organizational boundaries and this new business model matches that span. The result is an efficient, affordable system software structure. Customers use RTI Connext DDS software as a universal software platform across departments, projects and industries.
The new OCS licensing offers RTI Connext DDS software with a fully sharable source at absolutely zero cost. For those wanting advanced functionality, new commercial pricing eliminates runtime charges and simplifies license counting. Combined, this dual license model dramatically lowers both friction and cost. It makes fast, scalable RTI infrastructure software the easy choice for connecting real-time applications and systems.
The model offers broad licensing and volume pricing to entire ICs. ICs range from single projects to large organizations spanning hundreds of companies. Examples include single companies such as Audi's test division, sites like the John Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, large organizations such as the US DoD's unmanned vehicle program, and industry-wide consortia like the Integrated Clinical Environment (ICE) standard for medical systems.
"Current pricing and licensing models for large, distributed systems make standardizing on a common architecture extremely expensive. RTI recognizes the need for infrastructure pricing to evolve with the technology," said Curt Schacker, chief commercial officer at RTI. "Since announcing our new OCS licensing, RTI has seen significant growth in design wins and commercial licenses. Together, our innovative technology and liberating pricing make common software architecture both achievable and affordable for the first time."
CEO Stan Schneider added, "Customers love our new business model! It combines the ease of access of open source with fair, simple, and open commercial pricing that just makes sense. Our design win explosion is the result of dramatically reduced friction and sales cycles."
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Annual Check-Ups
It's time to think about your child's annual check-up... appointments fill up fast over the summer! Many sports programs require the check-up to be within a certain period of time, so check your school or camp's requirements.
It's also FORMS season!
Forms are completed in 3 business days. If you request completion of a form prior to 3 business days, there will be a $25 charge to expedite completion. Forms generally cannot be completed "on the spot"
You now have the option to upload your form and have it scanned to your child's portal account. You will find this option under the "Forms and Handouts" page.
As a reminder, we now have a $10 per child annual administrative fee. You may pay this at your child's check-up, or if you just have forms, you can call us with a credit card payment.


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It's a Blue-Gray Heaven by the Sea
I'm on the outer banks of North Carolina right now, sharing a house with some of the coolest people in writerdom. I am staring at the Atlantic Ocean as I type this. I am content.
Last night I fell asleep to the sound of the ocean. After a day spent traveling, the insomnia still had me up at 5am local time (3am for my seriously broken body clock). So then I got to watch the sun rise over the ocean.
I'm tired as hell, but the coffee is great, and the company even better. I'm one lucky guy.
I flew into Norfolk, VA yesterday afternoon, where the terrific and gentlemanly Daryl Gregory (en route from PA) swung by the airport to let me hitch a ride to our immense rented beach house. He took it all in stride, too, when I kept jabbering so much that we missed what the GPS told us to do.
Other than some general confusion about how to operate the showers in this puzzle house (thank you, Jenn Reese, for walking us through it) everything so far has been fantastic. I expect that to continue.
Here's the view from my bedroom:
Here on the Outer Banks, even the birdhouses are fancy:
It's quite nice to be back at sea level, and close to such a large body of water. I had forgotten what humidity feels like. It's also a pleasant surprise to be able to drink a cup of coffee before it goes cold.


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Have you had a chance to try our new Yoga for strength series and meet Sarah Kozlowski? If not why not take a moment to find out why Sarah practices Yoga. Who knows maybe it will inspire you to practice as well.
Why I practice:
I have been practicing yoga on and off throughout my life. In the last few years, I have taken my practice more seriously. This eventually resulted in me receiving my teaching certification from Karma Teachers.
At first, yoga was something to help with relaxation. Dealing with the stresses of school and a full-time job left me feeling worn out, anxious, and overworked. At first, I started practicing at home following Youtube videos. Then I started attending classes regularly, and now I have a consistent Ashtanga practice. It's something that has been slowly built over time.
I love how yoga helps connect your mind with your body. Right now, we are constantly connected online via our phones, computer, tablets, fitbits and a million other devices. Yoga is a way to disconnect from all of that and turn inward. I love yoga because it helps me observe my thoughts, turn off my mind, and find a connection with my body. I teach Yoga because I want to help you do the same.


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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Armed Robbery at Verizon Wireless
On Thursday, January 12, 2012 at approximately 09:12, two black males wearing dark clothes and masks entered the Verizon Wireless store on Promenade Parkway.
The men displayed pistols and demanded phones. The men left the store with an undetermined number of cell phones.
They were seen getting into a white Kia or Hyundai with a red drive out tag. The car was last seen going north on Georgia Highway 85. There were no customers in the store at the time. No one was injured.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Fayetteville Police Department at 770-461-4441.
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Chris Long keeps getting better, and he sees light at the end of the tunnel for Rams
ST. LOUIS — Don't tell Chris Long that the St. Louis Rams have nothing to play for the final two weeks of the regular season.
The Rams won't make the playoffs this season, but the veteran defensive end — who in his sixth season is the longest-tenured Rams player — has a big goal for these next two games.
"We have an opportunity to be .500 this year, which I've never been," Long says. "So I'm playing for that. That means a lot, even though it might not put us in the playoffs. At this point we know what's possible and what's possible is to finish two games really strong and kind of springboard us into next year. Next year we're not a young team anymore. There are no more excuses and we need to win."
Things haven't gone as planned since the Rams selected Long with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft. Frankly, things just haven't gone well in St. Louis since then.
The Rams went 2-14 in Long's rookie season in 2008, which saw the Scott Linehan era come to an end in favor of interim coach Jim Haslett. Then in 2009, the beginning of the Steve Spagnuolo era, the Rams were even worse at 1-15.
St. Louis, which hosts Tampa Bay on Sunday, is just 25-68 since Long was drafted. The best season during that span? Either the 7-9 campaign in Sam Bradford's rookie year in 2009 or the 7-8-1 debut of coach Jeff Fisher in 2012.
Unless the Rams (6-8) can get to 8-8 this year, which would require wins over the Bucs and then at Seattle in the final week of the regular season. But the Seahawks, at 12-2, have the best record in the NFL after 14 games.
"It's been tough," Long says of his six seasons in St. Louis. "It's been tough, but at least now we have reason for hope, reason to look forward to the future. There have been times before where it's not like you don't buy in, but sometimes in the distant past you weren't sure how we were going to get better right away. Now we've got some evidence of how we can get better. We just need to be more consistent and the young guys have to keep getting experience and it will come together for us. I believe that. If we can just play like that every Sunday, we'd be pretty tough to deal with."
Long, 28, hasn't missed a game in his six seasons. His 48.5 career sacks — which included recording 13 in 2011 and 11.5 in 2012 — are tied for 15th in the NFL over that span.
Long has 6.5 sacks this season along with 32 quarterback pressures, 19 quarterback hits, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. He also provided one of the defensive highlights of the season when he returned a fumble against Indianapolis for his first career touchdown.
Taking a break from serving as fellow defensive end Robert Quinn's unofficial publicist and PR director, Long was asked how he evaluates his own 2013 season.
"Pretty good," he says. "I'm playing better than I did last year. The numbers aren't there but I don't really measure myself by numbers. I like to have them. As long as our D-line is playing well and I'm doing my job, I'm happy with that. I'm not content. I'm never content with how I play. I've just improved at each area of my game."
Long's consistent approach to the game and working to get better has been beneficial to the development of his younger teammates. They know what he's been through since he arrived in St. Louis and they see a guy who doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon.
"He just comes to work and consistently brings the same effort no matter what the situation, no matter what the record," says middle linebacker James Laurinaitis. "He doesn't change when we're winning. He doesn't change when we're losing. He's the same guy. I think it's that consistency that the young guys in that room and the other guys can look up to and know no matter what the situation, Chris is going to show up and give everything he has. He's a warrior, man. There's a lot of times — I know he hasn't missed a game in his career — there's a lot of times he's played through a lot of stuff and played well. It's always good to have guys like that where you know when I go to bed I'm not worried if 91 is going to show up. He is."
Rams defensive end William Hayes rates Quinn and Long among the top five defensive ends in the NFL right now.
"When you think of the St. Louis Rams now, you think of Chris Long," Hayes says. "He's a guy who you know is going to come to work every single day and you can look at and get energy from. You don't really see him take plays off. And that's even at (practice) too. He carries over what he does at practice to the game. He's a great player."
Long still has plenty to play for and plenty left to prove.
He is one of the foundation pieces of this franchise and he knows that there are no more excuses going forward. The Rams need to win — and so does Long.
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About Us
We rehearse and perform much music from our extensive library of challenging repertoire written specifically for flute choir, many of which have been written specially for Flautissimo, together with excellent arrangements of other works for flute choir by our own members, as well as selections from those which are commercially available. Our repertoire includes classical, jazz and extended techniques.
We welcome flautists from across Hampshire, and with the instruments owned by our group provide a unqiue opportunity for our members to gain experience playing alto, bass and contrabass flutes.
We have many links with local flute professionals, and encourage our members to attend the excellent flute days in Hampshire which are hosted regularly in Romsey and Winchester, as this is greatly beneficial to their development as players, in addition to being a great way to network with internationally recognised flute professionals and local players alike.
Flautissimo was founded in 1984 by Robin Soldan to encourage proficient flautists in and around Southampton to gain experience in ensemble playing. The "flute orchestra" was the first of its kind to be run in Hampshire; the inaugural concert was on the 28th of March that year. The original seven students from Regent's Park School and six from St Anne's School were soon joined by many others. Today the flute choir numbers around forty members and includes school pupils, university students, local teachers and amateur adults all of whom enjoy performing great music to a high standard.
We welcome all flute players of Grade 5 or higher to join Flautissimo, and for those who have not yet reached this standard, we have a training choir called Piccolissimo which feeds members into Flautissimo as they develop
The group has enjoyed much success, including performing at school promenade concerts in Cardiff and Manchester. Appearances at major London venues have included a "Music for Youth" concert at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, a Schools' Music Association concert at the Royal Festival Hall, and as participants in "The Magic Flute Day" and Flutewise Live at the Barbican Centre.
In November 2009 Flautissimo celebrated their 25th Anniversary at the St John's Centre in Southampton. Over sixty past members and five previous Musical Directors came together to record a celebratory CD comprising of favourite pieces and original commissions. The Flautissimo archives contains some photos and video of the day and if you would like to purchase a CD, please contact us as there are only a limited number left!
In May 2010 Flautissimo embarked on their first tour. Ten members travelled up to Edinburgh where they participated in a workshop with Ian Clarke; performed on the Royal Mile; at the Biggar Little Festival and in Carluke, along the way meeting up with a vast host of other flute choirs and flautists. In the Spring of 2012 the orchestra enjoyed going on tour to Dublin, Ireland, and in July Flautissimo performed a new work at St Michael's Church Southampton. "Baltic Dunes" was written by Lithuanian composer Ruta Vitkauskaite, and the commission was made possible thanks to Making Music and the PRS Foundation, and was also recorded by BBC Radio 3. In August 2012 Flautissimo performed for the fourth time at the British Flute Society's International Convention.
In 2013 highlights included a spring concert in Winchester, and later in the year we were back in Winchester performing at the Tempest Flute day, before hosting one of the national Our Big Gig events in Southampton that summer. In the autumn we performed at Southampton Art Gallery as part of Music in the City, and towards Christmas performed for the Guides Charity Concert in Romsey Abbey, and raised money by playing carols to shoppers at Hedge End in aid of the Parkinson's Working Age Support Group.
2014 saw Flautissimo celebrating it's 30th Anniversary with a big reunion and concert at the Crosfield Hall in Romsey with special guest Gareth McLearnon who conducted us in his fabulous piece Single Yellow Line. We also enjoyed performing with Piccolissimo and Waterside Area Schools Windband in Hythe, made our regular appearances at Romsey bandstand, and the Southampton Art Gallery. October saw us further celebrating our 30th birthday with longstanding concert partner Bishops Bells in their 30th birthday concert, before rounding off the year with a Christmas concert with special guests The Woodside Singers.
In 2016 Flautissimo toured to Wales and performed at a lunchtime concert series at All Saints Church in Penarth, the National Trust's Dyffryn House, St Fagans National History Museum, and at the inspiring St Illtyd's Church in Llantwit Major. Thanks to the lovely Cardiff Amateur Flute Ensemble for joining us.
In 2018 Flautissimo toured to the Isle of Wight and gave performances at venues including English Heritage's Osborne House and Carisbrooke Castle.
If you would like to become part of this exciting and enthusiastic group we are always looking for new players, and as a charity we welcome donations, charitable gifts, and offers of sponsorship.
Flautissimo (the Southampton Flute Orchestra) is currently under the musical direction of Joanna Price. The group uses piccolos, concert, alto, bass and contrabass flutes. Flautissimo members are usually at least Grade 5 standard, and include adults and young people alike. The group provides a unique opportunity in the area both for school/college age players who may wish to look for more ensemble experience, and experience playing other types of flute, perhaps with a view towards music college, and for adults to join a smaller, dedicated orchestra.
Piccolissimo is for anyone with a flute from beginners up to Grade 5. We play simple pieces and provide an opportunity for less experienced players to practise ensemble playing which helps develop skills such as sight reading, playing in tune, and playing in time.
Flautissimo is a member of the Southampton Music Hub.
The Southampton Music Hub is a network of local and national organisations that work collaboratively to provide concerts, special events, workshops, weekly instrumental and vocal tuition, family music making, and holiday courses.
Check out the Southampton Music hub on their website
Here is the Southampton Music Hub facebook page.
Here is the Southampton Music Hub twitter feed.
Flautissimo is also a member of the Hampshire Music Hub.Hampshire County Council Music Service (HMS) is delighted to have been appointed the lead partner for the Hampshire Music Hub. Partnership working has always been a keystone of the of HMS. In their role as lead partner they aim to strengthen the range and depth of partnership working across Hampshire, ensuring the best possible opportunities for young people, whatever their musical tastes and ambitions.
Check out the Hampshire Music hub on their website and on their facebook page and twitter feed
Bookings: Flautissimo has often been asked to perform at weddings, garden parties and other occasions: for example Flautissimo has previously performed at the Mayor of Eastleigh's Appeal, and subsequently was invited to take a flute quintet to play for the Mayor and his guests at a private function. Please contact us if you would like to book Flautissimo to perform at your function or in your concert.


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These courses offer the chance to learn a completely new language from scratch. There are no formal entry requirements. You will spend each stimulating lesson in small groups learning how to get by in a variety of situations. There will be a wide range of activities, in- cluding using interactive white boards and the digital language lab. For more details about these courses see French, Italian or Spanish GCSE in the level 2 programmes section of this prospectus.
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You will gain knowledge about the practical and legal constraints on the sources and
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and consequences of overspending or payment default. Each unit consists of a series of tasks and review questions which are available on Godalming Online, so that you can work at your own pace in your weekly lessons.
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This exciting contemporary music course is designed for anyone who is interested in popu- lar music and wants to develop their skills. Most lessons will be spent with students re- hearsing and performing in bands. The course content also includes stage managing con- certs, sound engineering and event promotion. Internal and external concerts will be staged throughout the year.
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Human Resource Development Ministry granted Institution of eminence status to IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay and IISc Bangalore.
Tweeting about the decision, HRD minister Prakash Javadekar said that this is a landmark decision which grants a full autonomy to the institutes.
He also tweeted that the status will facilitate the institutions to grow more rapidly with more skills and quality improvement so that they become world class Institutes.
Manipal Academy of Higher Education, BITS Pillani and Jio Institute have been granted institution of eminence tag in the private sector.
The aim of the Institutions of Eminence scheme is to bring selected higher educational institutions in top 500 of world ranking in the next 10 years and in top 100 eventually overtime.
The scheme has been launched with an objective to provide world class teaching and research facilities to Indian students within the country and enhance general level of education of the country.
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Shawnee Mission North High (SMNHS) Class of 1972 Alumni List
Help us Update the Shawnee Mission North High 1972 Class List by adding any names missing from the list below:
Registered Alumni
1972 Class List
- Mikel Akins
- Janet Anderson
- Keith Baum
- Robert Beltz
- Vida Bikales
- Cindy Blue
- Joetta Box
- Teri Christopher
- Michael Conley
- Robert Dellinger
- Cherie DeVault
- Gail Dougherty
- Janie Dugan
- Camilla Fitzpatrick
- Steven Geise
- Barb Geitz
- Coleen Hydeman
- Wes Ingram
- Wesley Ingram
- Cheryl Irvin
- Donna Johnson
- Laurel Johnson
- Veva Macey King
- Robert Linner
- Daniel Long
- Veva Macey
- Sandi Mahoney
- Luann Maloney
- Kathy McCauley
- Lyle McLane
- Debby Miller
- Deborah Miller
- Cindy Opel
- Bill Papon
- Chris Paraghamian
- Marty Petersen
- Landis Reynolds
- Randal Richardson
- Robert Sager
- Mark Schepers
- Tammy Schulte
- James Scott
- Nancy Shoftstall
- Nancy Shull
- Kevin Smith
- Russell Smith
- Debbie Sommer
- Sandy Stannard
- Sandra Stannard
- Sandy Stevenson
- Cheryl Stewart
- Dwight Strouse
- Bob Tibben
- Bob Tibbens
- Jim Tilden
- O. Joyce Ulrich Ulrich-Smith
- Robert Wentzel
- Mike White
- Rita Wilson
- Donna Wilson
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1972 Shawnee Mission North High School Yearbook
1972 Shawnee Mission North High School Yearbook
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The most popular movie of 1972 was The Godfather which has grossed over $134,966,411 since its release. The TV series All in the Family was the most popular show of 1972.
Hit Songs From 1972
A Cowboy's Work Is Never DoneSonny and Cher
Motorcycle MamaSailcat
The Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A.Donna Fargo
Hot Rod LincolnCommander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen
I'd Like To Teach The World To SingNew Seekers
You Don't Mess Around With JimJim Croce
Heart Of GoldNeil Young
The Lion Sleeps TonightRobert John
Lean On MeBill Withers
PopcornHot Butter
Hit Movies From 1972
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