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Reading, Berkshire
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Environmental Water Engineer
Our client is a national provider of water treatment and water hygiene services. They operate across a range of institutions such as educational establishments, retirement homes, government sites and museums to name but a few. Their aim is to provide a safe, professional service that guarantees the water quality for end users and eradicates the risk of legionnaires disease and other pollutants.
They currently seek an Environmental Water Engineer to join their existing team and work with clients across the South East.
Environmental Water Engineer Responsibilities include:
- Clean and disinfection of cold water storage tanks and down services
- Cleaning and disinfection of cooling tower
- Inspection and chemical cleaning of calorifiers
- Chemical dosing of closed systems
- Chlorine dioxide analysis
- Mains chlorinations
- Temperature monitoring and general HSG274/water hygiene tasks
- Surveying of new sites to enable tenders to be prepared
- Assisting the Account Management team with Environmental Health Officers and/or client meetings
Candidate requirements:
- At least 3 years or more experience in the Water Treatment and Water Hygiene industry
- Full UK driving licence
Salary and Benefits:
- Salary of between 23k-27k per annum
- A company vehicle and fuel card
- Laptop and mobile phone
- Career development and ongoing industry training.
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Oxwich, Swansea, SA3 1LS
For more information contact Brenda Bruce 01792 391207 07880347032
1 .Ash Cottage sleeps 3
2 Ash Cottage sleeps 4
Its situated near the beach in Oxwich, village on Gower in an area of outstanding natural beauty the self contained annexes are both centrally heated & beautifuly furnished to a high standard.
Ash Cottage is conveniently situated in Oxwich village on south Gower in an area of outstanding natural beauty. There are many beautiful walks and a variety of rare wild bird in the area. Many regularly visit our garden.
We are near the beautiful sandy beach of Oxwich where if the tide is out it is possible to walk along the sand to 3 cliffs with no hills to climb.
The cottage offers 2 comfortable self-catering annexes. Both are centrally heated, beautifully furnished and decorated to a high standard throughout.
On the ground floor is a 2-bedroom annex which sleeps up to four persons. In the master bed room is a double bed and the other bed room has twin beds.
On the first floor is an annex which has 1 bedroom and sleeps up to 3 persons in a double bed and a single in the same room.
Both annexes have their own private patio area with a patio table and chairs
there is parking for 1 car per apartment nearby. Both annexes are available for hire all year.
Both have fitted kitchens with washing machines, microwaves, hobs and ovens, bathrooms have electric showers, a lounge / dining room with settees chairs, and dining tables and chairs.
We also provide all bedding and towels, please provide your own beach towels.
This is a quiet peaceful location ideally situated.
Many guests book both apartments to accommodate grandparents and other family members
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Have special requirements? Call Brenda Bruce on 01792 391207 07880347032.
Please note that our calendar only shows dates as booked when both apartments are not available.
To make a general enquiry about this property, please complete this form.
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Today, St. Aloysius' College, with a population of over 1,600 students and a Staff of over 200 teachers and administration officials, consists of three sections:Primary School
The Primary School, for boys only, is located in Balzan and was previously Stella Maris School, which was run by the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary. Students are admitted to the Primary School in Kindergarten 2 or Year 1 through the ballot system and go on directly to Secondary Education after Year 6.
Secondary School
The Secondary School, for boys only, offers a five-year course, from Form 1 to Form 5, after which students sit the Malta Secondary Education Certificate (MATSEC) Examination and the Oxford/London General Certificate of Education (GCE) Examination at Ordinary Level.
The old College building, which houses the Secondary section, includes four science laboratories, a media room, two computer rooms, a bookshop, the library and the theatre hall.
Sixth FormThe co-educational Sixth Form is a two-year programme where students are prepared for the University of Malta Matriculation Examination at Advanced and Intermediate levels, as well as for examinations by foreign boards.The Sixth Form buiding is a three storey complex with its own laboratories, library, computer room and games rooms.
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Choose A Butterfly And Find Out Something New About Your Feelings!
Choose a butterfly and read something interesting about your emotions that will be helpful!
Butterfly No. 1.
You feel hungry. But it's about spiritual hunger! It's like your soul is hungry for new experiences! You must start a new adventure in your life. Your past hunts you, and you can not let go of it, but you must forgive and let go of your past!
Butterfly No. 2.
You can create your library! But not because you read a lot, but because you have a life experience. You had many difficulties, but you have overcome them! People want to know your true identity. You must begin to reveal yourself. Now is not the time to be a loner.
Butterfly No. 3.
You do not have to work hard to find your place in society. You already have everything for this! People need you to be harmonious. They need your help to achieve something! You have a bright aura, let it spread everywhere!
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Two storey extension / loft conversion and complete refurbishment to a house in west chilitington.
The client wanted to create / modernise the existing dwelling and to add as much light as possible to create that feeling of space and well-being.
The remodel of the first floor and creation of a large roof gable addition to the front elevation, allowed the new stair case to wrap around the existing making it feel an integral part of the existing dwelling, the addition of roof lights allowed light and veneration to flow throughout. With far reaching views over the south downs the transformation was a huge success.


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A light moisture lotion base provides a non-greasy emulsion that is easily absorbed to leave your skin feeling soft, supple and moisturised.
The extracts of Chamomile and Lavender soothe sensitivity, whilst the extracts of Comfrey and Ginsing soften and aid texture.
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With high-tech to success: QuantaRed Technologies receives 'Gewinn Young Entrepreneur Price'
At this year's 'Gewinn- Young Entrepreneur Competition' QuantaRed Technologies accomplishedthe 10th rank among more than 1,000 participating start-up companies. The spin-off company of the Vienna University of Technology impressed the jury with the success in the field of highly sensitive analyzers. In the 'High-Tech' category QuantaRed Technologies ranked among the best three companies.
QuantaRed customers rely on new environmentally friendly solutions for chemical analysis. The instrument ERACHECK is based on the latest quantum-cascade-laser-technology and enables measurements of smallest oil-in-water contaminations. Thus, production and wastewater can be checked with a high accuracy for compliance with limits in the ppm range. Within a few years (the company was founded in 2008) the ERACHECK entered international markets. The analyzer is used for controlling industrial processes in more than 20 countries across 6 continents.
As critical factors to the success of QuantaRed Technologies Wolfgang Ritter (CEO) considers "the courage to invest in research and development, the focus on customer needs and the persistent enthusiasm for new technologies."
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This stunning couple was an absolute DREAM to work with! Rachel and her bridesmaids were so cheerful and truly made the morning of her wedding one to remember! We loved the deep navy bridesmaid dresses, which were easy to compliment with warm browns and shiny gold tones! Rachel is a natural beauty, so natural makeup and a soft sleek undo was just the ticket!
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Craft Donuts + Coffee
- 270 N Grove Avenue Inside Gail Borden Library Elgin IL 60120
- (224) 802-2121
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Monday through Saturday, 9:00am to 4:00pm
About Us
All locations WILL BE CLOSED until further notice. Please follow us on social media for updates on our reopening! Thanks for your understanding! Stay safe, everyone!
Our Products
Order online for today (or a future date)! Reserve your donuts ahead of time and avoid missing out on your favorite flavor!
During hours that we are open, our flavor inventory is shown in real time, pulled from our in-store point-of-sale system. Stock amounts are updated after we close for the day, to allow for orders for the next day.
Learn more about how we make our scratch-made pastries and where we source our ingredients!
Small-batch Handcrafted Donuts
All of our donuts start out as high-quality raw ingredients, which are mixed from scratch daily. Early each morning, our talented pastry chefs roll out this dough and hand cut hundreds of fresh donuts while you sleep, proofing, frying and topping them with our homemade frostings and glazes. Flavors may change every few weeks, as we rotate in new and creative selections for you!
As the base for most of our donuts, our yeast-raised brioche dough comes together in an old school 30-quart Hobart mixer. We use organic brown eggs, European butter and local, non-homoginized milk from pastured cows to create the best possible product. After mixing, it goes into the refrigerator to proof overnight, activating a fermentation process that takes up to 14 hours. This process gives it a more substantial bite and savory flavor, that we think nicely balances the sweetness of the toppings.
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CASA INSPIRACION Exotic Spots and personalized chef service included
- Villa49514 sq. ft.
- People: 14
- Bedrooms: 6
- Bathrooms: 7
- Separate WCs: 1
- Min. Stay: 4–10 nights
Villa, 6 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 7.5 Baths, (Sleeps 12-14)
Property Manager
Property Manager
- Languages:
- English, German, Spanish
About Property Manager
We are a group of friends who work in the art world and the fashion industry, always in search of inspirational places.
Why Property Manager chose Puerto Escondido
During our search for a spot in which to build our own little paradise, we landed in Puerto Escondido and fell in love at first sight, thanks to the amazing scenery and the positive energy of the people of Oaxaca.
What makes this Villa unique
Connect with nature from the comfort of a luxurious villa Enjoy whale watching during migrating season while lounging in any of the chillout areas Relax on stretches of empty beaches Take day-trips to spectacular natural landmarks such as Lagunas de Chacahua National Park or Mazunte Surf one of the best beach-breaks on the planet Try your hand at fishing unwind with a yoga session, or indulge in a relaxing massage.
- Children Welcome
- Air Conditioning
- Satellite or Cable
- Washer & Dryer
- Internet
- Parking
- Accessible
- Swimming pool
- Bathrooms: 7, Separate WCs: 1
Location Type
- resort
- village
- Beach view
- BeachfrontAll Bungalows are Ocean front.
- Mountain view
- Ocean view
- Oceanfront
- Water view
- Waterfront
- TelephoneWe can provide long distance cards
- Air conditioningAC in every room, including the TV Room and Office
- Linens providedWe provide the best linens with no less than 600 threads Our House keepers will make sure everyday that your sleep and dreams are a total experience
- Washing machine(2) House keeper on staff will do your laundry
- Clothes dryerHouse keeper on staff
- Parking
- Garage
- Internet
- Towels providedPool and Room towels are provide
- Wireless InternetAvailable throughout the property
- Iron & board
- Living Room
- DishwasherYou don't have to worry about your laundry, you will have a VIP service and this will be taking care by our staff
- Fridge3 Refrigerators
- Hob
- Oven
- Coffee makerComplementary Nesspreso Coffee Machine
- Toaster
- Pantry items
- Dishes & utensilsFully Equipped
- KitchenOur amazing chef on Staff, will cook every meal for you taking care to use only fresh potable water
- Dining area
- DiningDinning Room with ocean view Excellent food and service. Our staff will make sure you have an unforgettable dinning experience everyday, starting with our famous Home made Granola.
- Television
- Satellite / Cable TV
- StereoFor music lovers, we have outdoor speakers with an incredible sound, so you can enjoy your music by the pool, your sunsets and friendly evenings.
- DVD player
- BooksWe have a good selection of books Fell free to take one or leave the one you already finish reading.
- Games
- Music library
- Video library
- Garden
- Terrace
- TennisBeach Tennis
- wheelchair accessible
- Long-term renters welcome
Pool / Spa
- Private pool20 Meters pool, great for swimmer lovers and for those who don't swim, can enjoy our 20 Mts bench along the pool, ideal to watch the incredible sunsets of Puerto Escondido.
Onsite Services
- Massage
- Chauffeur
- Private chef
- Housekeeper included
- Chill-out is a recurring theme throughout the house, offering a permanent invitation to relax in a number of different places. Each area has its own personality, whether hanging, above water, under pergolas or palapas, with panoramic views, indoors or outdoors. The lounge-library, completely fitted out as a home cinema with air-conditioning and large chill-out couches, enjoys intimate views of the interior gardens. The pool in Casa Inspiración, bordered by loose river stone, is an elegant composition embracing the horizon over the sea, the nearby sand, the lush vegetation, the wooden pergolas and the various chill-out areas around the pool. The spa is set in an independent palapa, in the midst of the tropical garden to the rear of the house, open to views of the Sierra.
House Rules
Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 11:00
Parties/events allowed
Smoking allowed
Smoking is allowed outdoors area only.
No pets
Children allowed
Max guests:14
Cancellation Policy
Cancelled bookings will not receive a refund
25 Reviews
A Special Hideaway on the beach
This was our 2nd stay at Casa Inspiracion and it was even better than the first...The Property...a fantasy of white with sublime breezes and chic furnishings...The Staff...hard working people who genuinely seem happy to see you each day...The Food....Chef Guerra exceeded our expectations and worked with our desire of fresh fruits, salads and low carb meals. Her homemade granola is always a hit, her ceviche with lime and jalapeno is amazing...although the week went by way to fast we all felt that we had a real break from routine and are ready to go back!
Dear John,
Thank you for your kind words, but likewise, it is a pleasure to have and receive people like you and your family at Casa Inspiracion, we are looking forward to have you again with us.
Amazing, beautiful return visit
My husband and I recently stayed at Casa Inspiracion with some other friends. We had a lovely time there. We were there 4 years ago also. The house has been well-maintained in those 4 years and was just as beautiful as the first time we were there. We really enjoy staying at Casa Inspiracion and hope to visit there again; hopefully it won't take another 4 years. The staff was amazing! We were sorry to hear that Moises' grandmother passed while we were there, and we are thinking of him. The food was delicious. A wonderful, relaxing, beautiful stay!
Dear Rebeca,
Thank you for your words.
Everyone at the house is missing you all!
It is always a pleasure to receive a group like yours.
Send you my best regards,
looking forward to having you again at paradise
La experiencia de estar en casa inspiración es increíble, la medida perfecta entre naturaleza y todas las comodidades para desconectarte y poder disfrutar de un ambiente muy especial.
La atención de toda su gente es excelente, con la amabilidad para sentirse como en casa, la comida deliciosa.
Siempre es un placer poder visitar casa inspiración y disfrutar de momentos para hacer yoga, meditación y ejercicio.
Muchas gracias por todo!
Para mi casa inspiracion fue un sueño hecho realidad, un paraiso a orillas el mar, donde pude ver delfines jugando en las olas, tortugas en la playa depositando sus huevos, los mas bellos atardeceres y amaneceres, senderos ecologicos. Las cabañas bellamente decoradas, camas comodas, aire acondicionado, ventiladores, baños con ambiente tropical, sala de masajes
Super-relajante, deliciosa piscina,personal con calidad humana pendientes de cada detalle en el servicio, quedo muy agradecida, restaurante altamente recomendable , platos,! El servicio de bar ni se diga... El transporte es muy bueno. Es un sitio que siempre voy a recomendar! Quiero Volver!
Tuve una experiencia maravillosa, la atención es increíble, la comida deliciosa y sorprendente, es un espacio que cuida cada detalle, limpio, agradable y muy cómodo. Volvería sin duda y lo recomiendo por completo.
El paraíso!!!
Estuve en CASA INSPIRACION por 2 semanas con mis amigas. Una experiencia inolvidable!!! El sitio es precioso, las habitaciones amplias, completamente independientes unas de otras, hermosamente decoradas, todas con vista al mar, es un placer despertar y disfrutar de este panorama y de la brisa del mar desde la cama.
El personal es excelente, atentos, serviciales, pendientes de los huéspedes todo el tiempo. Comimos delicioso y muy variado: comida de mar, mexicana, pastas, y todo lo que se nos antojó.
Las instalaciones en general son impecables, cuidan de cada detalle con esmero.
Es todo lo que uno puede esperar para tener unas vacaciones felices, con largas caminadas en la playa, tomando el sol al lado de la piscina y disfrutando los riquísimos snacks con que nos deleitaron, descansando en las hamacas del kiosko en la playa mientras nos llevaban deliciosos cócteles, o en los asientos-columpio del área social.
Hay posibilidades de tener masajes, clases de yoga, ir al pueblo, etc. ya que coordinan todo de acuerdo a los deseos de los huéspedes.
Admiro cada detalle de la decoración de este lugar!
Estuve feliz!!! Recomiendo CASA INSPIRACIÓN para un muy placentero descanso!!!
Casa Inspiración is situated in the far south of Mexico, in the state of Oaxaca, with an exceptional orientation with respect to the Pacific Ocean that provides a unique experience at every sunrise and sunset.
It is just a few minutes from the center of Puerto Escondido, a small fishing town now considered one of the world's surfer paradises, and also only a few kilometers from Huatulco.
The villa is set in the midst of a landscape of natural lagoons, sand dunes and palm groves, bounded by an immense beach and backed by the Sierra in the distance.


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Union College is pleased to announce the 2018 Hall of Fame recipients.
The 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees are:
Educators Hall of Fame – Dr. Matt Bergman '99
Business and Professional Hall of Fame – Terri Cahill '80
Rising Star Award – Dr. Allison Fowler '08
Alumni Distinguished Service Award – Dr. Mary Alice Lay '80 MA
The Alumni Distinguished Service Award is presented to alumnus/alumna each year for their outstanding leadership and service to others.
The Rising Star Award is given to alumnus/alumna who are graduated from Union College within the last 10 years. Recipients must meet certain criteria such as campus involvement as well as participation and support of Union College activities.
Individuals were selected based upon favorable nominations and their continuing commitment to Union College. They will be honored at a luncheon during homecoming at 12 pm on Saturday, October 27th in the Sharp Academic Center.
To nominate a deserving alumnus for Hall of Fame, visit www.unionky.edu/nominate


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Introduction: Dr Pepper Fudge Pie
This is a dense, smooth, super chocolaty fudge pie, with a hint of Dr Pepper (even people that hate the soda love this pie). The flavor can be amped up by reducing Dr Pepper before measuring it.
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Step 1: Ingredients
4 c. Sugar
1 1/3 c. Dr Pepper
4 squares (1 oz each) Unsweetened Chocolate, chopped
4 Tbsp white corn syrup
1 c. Butter
2 tsp Vanilla extract
1 unbaked pie crust
Step 2: Bake the Pie Crust
Follow the directions on the package. You can use pie weights if you want to - I just poke holes in mine and hope for the best. Once the crust is baked, set it aside to cool.
Step 3: Starting the Filling
-Chop the chocolate. It doesn't have to be pretty or even, it's all going to be melted anyway.
-In a heavy pot, mix the sugar, Dr Pepper, chocolate, and corn syrup. This will bubble up quite a bit when cooked, make sure your pot can hold it.
-Cut the butter up, and add the vanilla to the butter. Set this aside for now.
Step 4: Finishing the Pie
- Cook over Medium-Low heat. Stir constantly.
- Continue to cook until mixture reaches the Soft Ball stage (about 236°F)
- After temperature has been reached, remove pot from heat and allow to stand at room temperature until it has cooled to about 110°F.
- Once cooled, add butter and vanilla. Beat the mixture until it begins to slightly lighten in color and looses it's shine.
- Pour mixture into pie crust, and let cool until set.
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I love anything with Dr.Pepper in it!
Going to make this today! :D I've been wondering though, is that the chopped up chocolate that looks all silver in the photo? Or did I miss something? :/
In the pot? Yes, it's the chocolate :-)
I guess it looks silver because it's powdery from being chopped, and from the reflection of the pot :-)
Oooh, crazy recipe! Sounds great :)


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The Family Law Act can be confusing for most people. In Ontario, family law encompasses several areas, including marriage, cohabitation, separation, divorce, property division, parenting, adoption, custody, domestic violence, spousal support, child support and enforcing support.
The legal system encourages working with your partner to come to an agreement whenever possible. You might also work with family justice services, an agency that can help you resolve issues outside of court.
These laws vary by province across Canada, so contact a lawyer in your province to determine how the laws apply to you.
Family property is important, so protect it with a cohabitation agreement or a marriage agreement.
The Divorce Act is very complicated, so get a lawyer to help you. It often involves division of property and excluded property, and the rulings in the courts change all the time.
If you need legal aid, we have a lawyer we can refer you to. We don't have legal aid lawyers.
If you want contact with the child, we can help you with this by creating a custody agreement. Our lawyers can also help you negotiate.
Ontario Courts Dealing with Family Law
Three separate courts in the province address family law: Family Court, the Superior Court of Justice and the Ontario Court of Justice. The Family Court handles all family law matters. The Superior Court of Justice oversees divorces, custody and property division. The Ontario Court of Justice handles adoption, child custody, access to a child, child support and protection of the child.
The law states that you and your spouse are equal partners when you marry. If the union ends, any property acquired while married and any increase in value to property acquired before the marriage will be equally divided between the two of you. However, some exceptions to the law can impact property division. A marriage contract can address some aspects of the marriage but cannot include issues related to custody or negate equal access to the family home.
If you cohabitate and the relationship ends, you do not have the same rights to property that married couples enjoy. Instead, each party takes the property that they brought to the marriage. If you contributed to the value of property owned by your spouse, you might be entitled to compensation. You might have the right to support if you have lived together for at least three years or if you have a biological or adopted child together. Your right to stay in the home will depend on a decision from the judge. You can protect yourself through a cohabitation agreement, which is similar to a marriage contract.
Child Support
You also have the right to child support whether you were married or cohabiting if you have a child in common. The government has specific guidelines and tools to help you determine the correct amount of spousal support or child support when appropriate.
As a couple, you can address the terms of separation through the following:
- an informal agreement, either in writing or verbal
- A separation agreement, written and signed by both of you and signed by a witness
- An arbitrator or a mediator
- A lawyer to draft a separation agreement
- A lawyer who understands collaborative family law or
- A ruling from the court.
It's best to resolve these matters between yourselves unless your partner is violent.
A mediator — a professional, such as a lawyer, social worker or psychologist — cannot give legal advice. They listen to you and help you determine what is best for your situation. Seek legal counsel before talking to a mediator. An arbitrator is a lawyer, former judge or psychologist who helps make decisions for both parties. These individuals do have the power to make binding decisions.
You can get a divorce once your marriage has legally ended:
- If you have lived apart for more than 12 months
- If your spouse was involved sexually with another person or
- If your spouse was mentally or physically cruel.
A lawyer will provide you with relevant counsel on taxes, pension, support matters and related issues.
Family Law Act- Custody
While you should try to work out custody issues on your own, that might not always be possible. In those cases, a judge might make a decision and will consider the best interests of the children. The following definitions will help you understand custody matters:
- Custody – Custody determines who the children live with and who makes decisions about their welfare.
- Joint custody – Both parents share equal custody and decision-making powers.
- Access – Except in rare cases, you can spend time with your children even if you do not have custody.
- Supervised access – You might have supervised visits with your children if the courts determine that safety is an issue.
The courts will enforce access and custody if needed.
Financial Responsibility for Children
Both parents have a legal obligation to support the children financially. Child Support Guidelines of the Family Law Act set starting points to determine these amounts. If the child is biologically yours, you will be held responsible for the child even if you never lived together. In some cases, step parents also need to pay child support for non-biological children.
Family Law Act- Spousal Support
Spousal support means that the partner with more money might have to support the other person. However, the courts expect adults to take care of themselves as much as possible. The law takes many factors into account, including:
- Health
- Age
- Employment opportunities
- Contributions made to the household and family
- Contributions made to the other person's career and
- Several other factors.
In some cases, common-law spouses have the right to support as well.
Domestic Violence
Domestic violence against your spouse is a serious crime in Ontario. The law specifically prohibits physical and sexual abuse, but mental, emotional, financial and psychological abuse is also considered domestic violence. According to the Family Law Act, victims have the right to seek help for themselves and their children.
If your spouse faces criminal charges, you can receive notifications about the progress of the case. The Victim/Witness Assistance Program will also work with you. You might be assigned a Family Court Support Worker to help you through the court process.
Specific details regarding all family law matters can affect what you receive in a separation. Consult a Clearway lawyer to be sure that your rights are protected.


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CalArts publishes its Course Catalog online annually to provide an overview of the courses offered and program requirements for both undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs. It also provides a list of the most current policies that are applicable to CalArts' student body.
The Institute reserves the right to change, discontinue or add academic requirements, courses and programs of study. Such changes may be made without notice, although every effort will be made to provide timely notice to students. It is the responsibility of the individual student to confirm that all appropriate degree requirements are met.
Winter and Spring 2020 Deadlines:
Winter and Spring schedule available on the Hub: December 2
Online class signup begins for all students: December 17
Course Advising Day: January 9
A Section refers to a course that is being offered during the current semester and is open for registration. Search for a Section if you want to see a course's time, location, instructor, etc..
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As several people asked me, I'll tell you a little bit about how and why this opportunity to emigrate happened and, of course, to talk a little with you ♡
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I'm vegan and survived a wedding
I was invited to a wedding and the terror settled in my head: What am I going to eat? Should I bring food with me? Luckily everything went well and I am going tell you how I "survived" this challenge ♡
I need time – Pause in blog
I need time, it's true. It does not mean I'm done with the blog, I just need a break. I hope you understand!
Little things that make me happy
Happiness is a very abstract concept. In my point of view no one is 100% happy, there are small moments and actions that makes us fulfilled. I leave here my small moments that allow me to smile and feel good.
April: the month of overcoming
In April so many good things happened that I thought I should write a post about overcoming. I hope that in some way this post inspires you and motivates you never to give up your goals and to know how to respect your body and mind ♡
#2) 5 vegan products that I love
I love trying out new products, especially vegan and, if possible, zero waste! Since the last post about vegan products, I have already discovered others that I find equally interesting 🙂
6 vegan products that I love
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The world's largest lithium reserves straddle huge salt flats in South America, mainly in Chile, Bolivia and Argentina. (Image: Pixabay.)
As the popularity of lithium increases on the back of electric car batteries and smart phones, the so-called "white petroleum" and "white gold" continues to attract investors, and a couple of small Canadian companies are already reaping the benefit of this trend.
Only a month after selling part of its lithium project in Nova Scotia to a fellow Canadian junior, Champlain Mineral Ventures received a huge bulk sample order from an unidentified Chinese mining company.
According to CBC News, the Asian firm ordered 10,000 tonnes of lithium, or the equivalent to 340 containers, which the firm expects to be able to ship by the end of October.
Lithium prices have soared in the past year, and demand is set to outstrip supply by 2023.
Meanwhile, Vancouver-based junior Clean Commodities Corporation (TSX-V: CLE) is stepping up efforts to develop its recently acquired Brazil Lake project, which completely surrounds Champlain's original stake, and it's located just northeast of Yarmouth.
The timing couldn't be better for the miner. The commodity has soared in the past year, with spot lithium prices in China tripling from $7,000 to $20,000 a tonne in 12 months. Demand, in turn, is set to outstrip supply by 2023, according to analysts, driven partly by Tesla Motors' Gigafactory in Nevada, which is expected to produce more lithium-ion batteries than the entire world did three years ago.
Clean Commodities' Brazil Lake Lithium Project includes 21 contiguous mineral licenses granted by the Government of Nova Scotia covering 14,666 hectares. The company says the project is still is in the very early "boulder hunting" stage with basic prospecting and soil sampling.
Champlain Mineral's venture, while still undeveloped, is further ahead. A firm representative told CBC News the company has done 50 diamond drill holes, identifying pegmatite with variable zones ranging from 5% to 20% of lithium-bearing spodumen.
Currently, most lithium is produced in Australia and Chile, with the bulk of the world's reserves straddling huge salt flats in South America, mainly in Chile, Bolivia and Argentina.
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Spring Cowl
A super fun cowl! This cowl is made from art yarn that I spun using US Grown Merino, Alpaca, Kid Mohair locks, silk, and silver sparkly angelina.
The cowl is 7 inches high and 20 inches long!
My Soft rating: 4/5
This is the process to make this cowl:
Wash Fleece to get rid of Lanolin and Suint( sheep sweat!). Washing requires using extremely hot water and a special soap. It takes 3 washes and 2 rinses to get the fleece nice and clean! You have to be gentle too while washing else felting can occur!
Next I dyed the fibers in shades of green, blue, turquoise, and purple.
I then carded the fiber on my drum carder.
Then I spin the fiber on my Louet s10 spinning wheel.
Lastly I knit the cowl!
I do not use a knitting machine. I use my circular needles!


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Do not let your guard down after such a long time lifting yourself up into the Light. At present there is much disinformation being spread, but not always deliberate and sometimes by people of good intent that are simply uninformed. Also strong beliefs are difficult to change when often they are planted in your mind at a very young age. Those that have sought to mislead you have been very clever and even altered your history to persuade you their teachings are correct. We will therefore have quite a task on our hands to put right much that is given to you as factual when it is false. This also applies to the sciences that have made their proclamations without understanding the more spiritual aspects of life and how they fit in. Your intuition is, and always will be your best guide, but by all means consider any source of information that you are comfortable with as a means of verification.
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Oxfordshire's Passport to Adoption Support
Adoption Statutory Guidance 2013
This chapter was updated in June 2019 in line with the Children and Social Work Act 2017 and revised statutory guidance which require schools, through the Designated Teacher for Looked After Children, to offer support to previously looked after children.
A previously looked-after child is one who is no longer looked after in England and Wales because subject of an Adoption, Special Guardianship or Child Arrangements Order which includes arrangements relating to with whom the child is to live, or when the child is to live with any person, or has been adopted from 'state care' outside England and Wales).
- What is Adoption Support?
- Duty to Provide Information Concerning Adoption Support
- Role of the Adoption Support Services Adviser
- When to Assess the Need for Adoption Support
- Which Local Authority Should Carry out the Assessment?
- Which Local Authority Should Provide the Support?
- Process of Assessment for Adoption Support
- The Adoption Support Plan
- Financial Support
- Birth Relative Support After Adoption
1. What is Adoption Support?
See also: Oxfordshire's Passport to Adoption Support.
Adoption Support includes any support likely to be required for an adoptive placement to endure through to adulthood and is applicable to both existing and new situations.
Local authorities must make arrangements, as part of their adoption service, for the provision of a range of adoption support services.
Assessments carried out by social workers for the provision of adoption support will attend to the needs of adopted children, birth families and members of adoptive families in relation to health, education, emotional and behavioural development, identity, family and social relationships, social presentation, self-care skills, contact arrangements, and financial and practical considerations.
Local authorities may arrange for the required services to be provided by appropriate voluntary organisations.
Adoption Support includes:
- Financial support to adopters;
- Priority access to social housing, and access to additional support to cover a spare room whilst adopters wait for their child to arrive in their new home;
- Priority admission for school places, including academies and free schools;
- Services to enable groups of adoptive children, adoptive parents and birth parents to discuss matters relating to adoption;
- Assistance, including mediation, with contact arrangements between adopted children and their birth parents, siblings or others with whom they share a significant relationship;
- Therapeutic services for adopted children (including children from overseas);
- Assistance to adoptive parents and their children (natural and adoptive) to support the adoptive placement and enable it to continue, including respite care. This includes inter country adopters and their children;
- Assistance to adoptive parents and their children where a placement disrupts or is at risk of disruption. This includes inter country adopters and their children;
- A range of adoption support services, including access to counselling, information and advice for both adoptive parents and their children, who may have complex needs;
- Assistance with cross boundary matters;
- Intermediary Services - see Intermediary Services Procedure. We do not provide Intermediary Services as a matter of course.
Financial Support will be subject to the approval of the Adoption, Permanence & Fostering Service Manager.
2. Duty to Provide Information Concerning Adoption Support
Under Adoption and Children Act 2002 (as amended by the Children and Families Act 2014), the local authority has a duty to provide information on adoption support services to:
- Anyone contacting the authority to request information about adopting a child;
- Anyone informing the authority that (s)he wishes to adopt a child;
- Any parent of an adopted child within the authority's area who requests the information;
- Any parent of an adopted child within the authority's area of whom the authority is/becomes aware (e.g. where a parent rings about an SEN assessment and it becomes clear that the child is adopted).
Information must be provided about:
- The full range of adoption support services available in the local authority area. This includes, but is not limited to, therapeutic services, assistance in relation to contact arrangements, and financial support;
- The right to request an assessment for adoption support services (at any time);
- The address and telephone number of the authority's Adoption Support Services Adviser;
- The availability of assessments for adoption support services for persons outside the local authority area, so that parents understand which local authority is responsible for assessing their support needs;
- Contact details for first4adoption and any local web-based information service which provides information about adoption;
- Priority school admissions (where relevant). Details can be found in the Schools Admission Code (GOV.UK);
- Priority council housing and Discretionary Housing Payments;
- The entitlement to early education from the age of two;
- How to make a complaint, both under the local authority complaints procedure and to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman;
- Any other relevant services provided by the local authority;
- Any other information that the local authority considers relevant.
The following information must also be provided to potential and prospective adopters:
- Details of where to find information about adoption pay and leave. Details can be found at Adoption Pay and Leave (GOV.UK website);
- Information about the right to receive a copy of the child's permanence report, including a summary of the medical adviser's report on the health of the child, before the child is placed with them for adoption;
- The entitlement to a life story book. This should include who provides the life story book, what it includes and what it can be used for.
When a person requests information about a specific service, the local authority must ask whether they would like any of the other information as well.
Information does not need to be provided where:
- The local authority has provided all the necessary information in the last 12 months and none of the information has changed substantively;
- A person has informed the local authority that they do not wish to receive the information (unless the authority considers it appropriate to do so);
- Where the information has already been sent, e.g. where the same person requests the information a number of times in a short period.
If the local authority refuses a person's request for information, it should give reasons for the refusal and signpost the person to the website that holds the information.
3. Role of the Adoption Support Services Adviser
All local authorities must appoint an Adoption Support Services Adviser (ASSA), who will be a person with knowledge and experience of adoption and its impact on all those involved.
The ASSA provides advice and information to people affected by adoption on how to access adoption support services. S/he also gives advice and information to social workers and other relevant staff about the assessment of need for adoption support services, the availability of adoption support services locally and effective planning for service delivery - in particular, supporting and facilitating intra and inter agency joint working where needed.
S/he is a key point of contact for negotiating adoption support services where children are placed outside the county, for example in liaising between local authorities where a family is moving between areas to try to ensure a smooth transition in the provision of adoption support. In addition, where Oxfordshire is the receiving authority, the ASSA is a key point of contact for the placing local authority.
4. When to Assess the Need for Adoption Support
Practitioners should consider the need for adoption support at the following stages of care and permanence planning:
Practitioners must consider the need for adoption support services for the child, the prospective adopters and any children of the prospective adopters when considering the placement of a particular child with particular prospective adopters.
Adoption support must also always be considered at a child's reviews following the adoptive placement.
Local authorities must undertake assessments of need for adoption support at the request of the following:
There is also discretion to undertake assessments for others where it is considered appropriate.
The adoption does not need to have been arranged by the local authority or an adoption agency in order to qualify for an assessment for adoption support. It is only where the adoption is by a step parent that there is no requirement to carry out an assessment, although in such cases, counselling, advice and information may be offered as appropriate.
5. Which Local Authority Should Carry out the Assessment?
The table below sets out which local authority has responsibility for carrying out the assessment of adoption support, and in what circumstances.
|Responsibility for Assessment
Child being Looked After by Oxfordshire and in respect of whom an adoption plan is being considered
Child, placed with or adopted by family living in the county
Oxfordshire if this was the placing local Authority. Otherwise the placing local authority has financial responsibility for 3 years following the making of an adoption order.
Child, adopted by family living outside the county
Oxfordshire has responsibility for 3 years after the Adoption Order is made and then the local authority where the adopters reside will have the responsibility.
In all other cases (i.e. non agency placements except step parent adoption)
The local authority where the requester lives must assess.
6. Which Local Authority Should Provide Support?
The local authority responsible for carrying out the assessment of need should provide support to meet the identified needs to the extent that the person assessed is entitled to the adoption support service.
The exception to this is where ongoing financial support and/or supported contact arrangements have been agreed by the placing agency before the Adoption Order was made, in which case the responsibility to provide such support will remain with the placing agency.
7. Process of Assessment for Adoption Support
Most requests for support will be made by service users directly to the Adoption and Permanence Support Helpdesk. Practice has shown that requests for support may also be made by adoption social workers; social workers in LAC and Assessment Teams; at training events and support groups; via the letter box staff and by other local authority staff / other professionals. As adoption support is carried out in partnership with parents, wherever possible, the referrer will be asked to go back to the parents and ask them to make direct contact with the team. Where there are safeguarding concerns or the placement is at risk of disruption, these request for support will be redirected to the MASH Team.
Where there are no safeguarding concerns, an Adoption Support Assessment of Needs (ASNA) will be undertaken by the Adoption Support Team. In cases where the children have been placed by other local authorities and the Adoption Order was made less than 3 years ago, advice should be sought from the Adoption Support Services Adviser (see Section 3, Role of the Adoption Support Services Advisor).
When an adoption placement has disrupted or where there are safeguarding concerns, the case should be referred to the MASH Team or the relevant Assessment Team (on an open case). In such cases, there will be need to be consultation between the two teams as the Adoption Support may hold significant information and/or have existing relationships which will assist in the assessment process.
Requests from birth families regarding contact arrangements with children who have been adopted should be referred to the Birth Relative Support Worker or the Adoption Support Services Adviser.
An Adoption Support Assessment of Needs will not be required in every case - i.e. before providing advice and information.
Where an Adoption Support Assessment of Needs is required, the practitioners involved should have regard to the authority's Eligibility Matrix and the assessment should broadly follow the guidance set out in the Practice Guidance on Assessing the Support Needs of Adoptive Families (published by the Department for Education and Skills in 2004). The assessing social worker will need to use discretion as to whether to interview the subject child (and any other child in the household) depending on the case and the age, understanding and wishes of the child.
A written report of the assessment should be produced. Where the assessment identifies a possible need for financial support, the proposal must be presented to the Team Manager Adoption Support and or Adoption, Permanence & Fostering Service Manager for approval before it can be included in the written report (see Section 9, Financial Support).
If ongoing support is identified following the Adoption Support Assessment of Needs, a draft Adoption Support Plan is drawn up. This should be sent with a covering letter to the person assessed and should include:
- The person's assessed needs for support;
- Whether the local authority proposes to provide adoption support services and if so, what the proposed services are;
- Where the assessment relates to the need for financial support, how this has been determined and calculated and the conditions to be attached, (see Section 9, Financial Support).
Where the person assessed is a child, and it is not appropriate to send the notice to the child, notices should be sent to the adoptive parent or the most appropriate adult.
Those assessed should be allowed time to consider and make representations on the proposal - good practice suggests that adopters should be given 28 days to respond to the Adoption Support Plan before it is finalised (see Section 8, The Adoption Support Plan).
Where the service proposed is one-off, the notice of the outcome of the assessment will be sufficient to outline what is proposed and a draft plan will not be required.
8. The Adoption Support Plan
An Adoption Support Plan should set out clearly:
- The objectives of the plan and the key services to be provided;
- The timescales for achieving the plan;
- Those responsible for implementing the plan and the respective roles of others; what should be provided, when and by whom;
- The criteria that will be used to evaluate the success of the plan;
- The procedures that will be put in place to review the services to be provided and the plan.
There are two occasions when an Adoption Support Plan should be drawn up. One is when a match is being considered before the proposed placement is presented to the Adoption and Permanency Panel. The other is when there is a request for an assessment of need for support services, after an adoption has been finalised, where the child is less than 18 years of age or still in full-time education.
The Adoption Support Plan will need to be completed after consultation with the appropriate Health Primary Care Trust, CAMHS or education departments where any special arrangements may need to be made. Where the child is placed in the area of another local authority, the agencies in that authority's area will need to be consulted as to what services may be available for adopters and adopted children. In these circumstances, the prospective adopters should be assisted with any cross-boundary issues that may arise.
The Adoption Support Plan should include any proposed financial support including assistance with court fees and legal expenses, how the amount has been calculated, where it is to be paid in instalments - the frequency of payment, the period over which it will be paid and when the first payment is to be made, the conditions and the consequences of failing to meet them and the arrangements for review, variation and termination, (see Section 9, Financial Support).
The proposed Adoption Support Plan must have the approval of the Adoption Team Manager and once approval has been given, a copy should be sent to the proposed recipients of the support with the notice of the outcome of the assessment (see Section 7, Process of Assessment for Adoption Support), as well as to any party involved in the delivery of the plan and to the child's Independent Reviewing Officer. (A standard letter is available).
The recipients of the proposed support should be given 10 days to consider the proposals and make representations to the local authority about the proposed plan. Any representations made should be considered by the Adoption Team Manager, who will amend the draft plan as appropriate and inform the recipients of the outcome of the consideration.
Where the proposed Adoption Support Plan relates to a proposed agency placement, it should be submitted to the Adoption and Permanency Panel when a proposed placement is being considered. The final Adoption Support Plan will be approved by the Agency Decision-Maker (Adoption), taking into account any advice given by the Adoption and Permanency Panel. See Placement for Adoption Procedure.
A copy of the final Adoption Support Plan should go to all those involved in implementing it, and to the recipients of services (or appropriate adult).
The Adoption Support Plan should be reviewed at the reviews of the adoptive placement - see Adoption Review Procedure - or at any time if there is a significant change of circumstances, within four weeks of the notification of the change.
After the Adoption Order has been made, the Adoption Support Plan will be reviewed by the adopter's link worker. If no further support is needed, this needs to be put into writing before the case is closed.
The Adoption Support Plan will be reviewed by the adopter's link worker or the adoption support social worker if a change in the person's circumstances is brought to the notice of the local authority. The format and content of any such review will depend on the circumstances of the case. It may refer to only one element of the plan or be relatively minor in which case an exchange of correspondence may be sufficient. (For reviews of financial support, see Section 9.7, Annual review of support).
Where the change of circumstances is substantial, such as a serious change in the behaviour of the child, it may be appropriate to conduct a new assessment of needs involving other parties.
If as a result of a review before an Adoption Order has been made, it is proposed to vary or terminate the support, the proposed change must be approved by the Adoption Team Manager. Once so approved, the person concerned must be notified of the proposal and given the same information as in the notice of the outcome of the first assessment, together with a copy of the revised plan in draft. (A standard letter is available). They must then be given 28 days to make representations on the proposals.
Having taken account of any such representations, any proposed change in the Adoption Support Plan should be submitted to the Adoption, Permanence & Fostering Service Manager for a decision to be made.
The decision should be made on whether to vary or terminate the support, taking into account any representations made and, in the case of financial support, the decision should also consider whether it is appropriate to seek to recover all or any of the financial support already paid. Notice of the decision must then be sent to the person concerned with reasons and, where appropriate, a copy of the revised plan.
Where there is an urgent need for support, the support can be provided before a Plan is drawn up but the above procedure should then be followed as soon as possible.
Post-Placement Requests
New requests for assessments for adoption support services should be made via the Adoption and Permanence Support Helpdesk.
9. Financial Support
9.1 Introduction
Financial support is intended to supplement existing means of support available to adoptive parents and the child or children being adopted.
Adopters must be given advice of entitlements to employees' rights to leave and pay, benefits, tax credits and allowances, and these should be taken into account when considering amounts of financial support.
9.2 Criteria
The circumstances in which provision of financial support may be paid are as follows:
- Where it is necessary to ensure that adoptive parents can look after a child
- Where the child needs special care which requires a greater expenditure of resources by reason of illness, disability, emotional or behavioural difficulties or the continuing consequences of neglect - and the child's condition is serious and long-term;
- Where it is necessary for the local authority to make any special arrangements to facilitate the placement or the adoption by reason of the age or ethnic origin of the child or the desirability of the child being placed with siblings or a child with whom they have previously shared a home;
- Where such support is to meet the recurring costs of travel for visits for the child to members of the birth family/significant others
- Where the local authority considers it appropriate to contribute towards expenditure on legal costs, including Court fees (in cases where the adoption is supported by the local authority). N.B. Court fees should be paid by the local authority. See also Guidance for Parents and Carers on Circumstances where the Local Authority will help with Legal Costs.
- Expenses associated with the child's introduction to adoptive parents or, such as travel and overnight accommodation are not means tested.
- Settling in grants may be considered in cases such as where two or more children are being placed together, or where a child has special needs and special equipment needs to be purchased, and or there is a need for adaptations to the home, furniture, clothing or transport).
9.3 Types of Payment
Payment to adoptive parents may be made in the following ways:
- Regular payments - which will be based upon the developmental age of the child and calculated as agreed from time to time by the borough;
- Lump sum payments (settling in costs, special needs and adaptations), which will cover items or adaptations that are required as a consequence of assessment of each child's individuals needs. Payment may be in instalments and will end at a time specified by the borough;
- Payments in special circumstances (for example, a child with additional needs or where foster carers adopt a child for whom they are already caring or where adopters incur legal expenses in contested cases). Payment may be in instalments and may end at a time specified by the borough.
Financial support cannot generally include the "reward" element which may be payable to foster carers and neither will payments be made so as to provide an income. However, payments may be paid above the usual level where it is regarded as necessary to ease the transition from foster care to adoption. Generally such additional payments can be paid for a period of 2 years although in exceptional circumstances, additional payments may be paid for a longer period.
9.4 Assessment for Financial Support
Where regular financial support is considered appropriate under Section 8.2 i.) to iv.) above, the amount to be paid to adoptive parents will be determined by an assessment of their means. This will take account of the adopters' income and resources (excluding their home), reasonable outgoings and commitments, and the financial needs and resources of the child. (N.B. Support provided under Section 8.2 v. will not be subject to an assessment of means).
As part of this assessment, the adopters should be asked to complete a Financial Assessment Form and the completed form should be forwarded to the Finance Department. (The Financial Assessment Form can be found by going to the Forms Index). The Adoption Team Manager, in consultation with the Family Placement Service Manager, will decide the level of support to be included in the draft Adoption Support Plan (see Section 8, The Adoption Support Plan), having regard to this assessment.
In relation to proposed financial support for a new placement, the Adoption Support Plan will be submitted to the Adoption and Permanency Panel with the Adoption Placement Report when a matching recommendation is being considered. See Placement for Adoption Procedure.
9.5 Notification
The child's social worker will arrange to send the adopters written notification of the decision to provide financial support and any changes in support, subject to their agreement to the terms and conditions (see 8.6 and 8.7 below). This includes the amount and terms of the support and information about annual reviews. (A standard letter and form of undertaking are available).
9.6 Terms and Conditions
If it is decided that financial support should be given to adoptive parents, payment may be subject to conditions and a date specified by which the condition is to be met.
Prior to making financial support available to prospective or adoptive parents, they will be required to sign a written undertaking to inform the local authority:
- Of changes to their home address;
- If the child (for any reason) no longer lives with them;
- If there are any changes to their financial situation or the resources of the child.
Where information is given orally, adoptive parents must confirm this in writing within 7 days.
Should adoptive parents fail to comply with the requirements, the authority may suspend payment of the financial support provided.
9.7 Annual review of support
Adoptive parents must also agree to complete and supply the authority with an annual statement of their circumstances for the annual review. This will be done by completion of a Financial Assessment Form sent out to them by the finance department.
The adopters should specify the following in the statement:
- Their financial circumstances;
- The financial needs and resources of the child or children;
- Their home address and whether or not the child or children live at home with them;
- If there have been any changes to their own or the child/children's circumstances.
Any proposed significant variation or termination of the financial support must have the approval of the Adoption Team Manager in consultation with the Family Placement Service Manager and be notified to the person(s) concerned in accordance with the procedure set out in Section 7, The Adoption Support Plan. Where appropriate, the Adoption Team Manager will consult with the link social worker or the adoption support social worker.
Should adoptive parents fail to supply an annual statement, the authority must send a written reminder and give 28 days to comply. If they fail to comply, the authority may suspend payment of the financial support provided.
9.8 Remuneration for former foster parents
Where the adopter previously fostered the child they are adopting, and they received remuneration in the financial support paid to them as the child's foster parent, the local authority may continue to pay remuneration for a transitional period of 2 years from the date of the adoption order. This can continue for longer than 2 years if the local authority considers the case to be exceptional. The decision to include remuneration must have been taken before the making of the adoption order.
9.9 Ending of financial support
Financial support will end in the following circumstances:
- When a child reaches age 18, unless they continue in full time education or training when support may continue until the end of the course of education or training being undertaken, subject to any other financial support the child may be entitled to receive;
- Where a child ceases full-time education or training and commences employment;
- Where a child qualifies for income support or job seekers allowance in their own right;
- Where circumstances have changed significantly and the criteria are no longer met;
- If a child leaves the adoptive home and this is regarded as a permanent departure. Temporary absences do not apply, e.g. boarding school, hospital, and respite care;
- The child dies.
10. Birth Relative Support After Adoption
For birth relative support pre-adoption please refer to Placement for Adoption Procedure, Independent Counselling and Support for Birth Relatives.
As indicated above, under the Adoption Support Regulations, birth relatives are entitled to an assessment of their support needs after the child is adopted as well as during the adoption proceedings.
Requests for birth relative support after the child is adopted are likely to come to the Adoption and Permanence Support Helpdesk or sometimes to the Letterbox Service or the Birth Relative Support Worker.
Some issues raised post-adoption may require mediation or support for both the adoptive family and the birth family. The initial request should be recorded on the FWi file of the party requesting the support. Relevant information should be copied to the child's FWi file taking care to protect confidentiality.
Any of the Adoption Support staff, including the Birth Relative Support Worker, can take these referrals and may work with either or both parties. In complex situations and where there is a clear conflict of interest, consideration should be given to separate workers for the birth and adoptive families.


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When choosing the decoration to enhance your chairs you have plenty of options. A lot depends upon the style of the chair but there are other factors too such as the wedding theme or your colour scheme.
Whether it's a formal banquet chair with a cover, a chiavari chair, a director chair, or any other style you imagine for your ceremony set up, the decor can make a real difference.
Floral chair decorations have always been popular for destination weddings, however sometimes it's hard to match flowers to your colour scheme, depending on the colours you desire and the availability of appropriate flowers. A sash can be the perfect answer.
Not only are sashes available in pretty much all colours but they can also be very versatile in their presentation.
A simple bow or plain sash can be elegant whilst a bejewelled buckle can also add a little something stylish. Why not incorporate something to match your wedding theme? For a beach wedding, shells and starfish complement a sash excellently whilst fitting appropriately into your beach wedding environment.
The sash itself can also differ in appearance. For example, a stretchy spandex style sash easily improves the overall appearance of the chair by adding colour exactly where you need it.
A tied sash on the other hand opens up a whole plethora of design and decor ideas, depending on the creativity of the person tying it.
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Beautiful culturally rich and native inspired acts, our dream catchers take audiences through a magical experience with gentle song and movement, the towering Totem Pole soars though a crowd with an eagles grace and a water tribe tells tales through music to entice families into a world full of ideas of community spirit. With delights such as giant bubbles, song and dance, the native acts are wonderful static or roaming for all the family to enjoy.
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Our native characters have appeared for Area 51 and as part of Origins stage show and Little Drop at Journeys Festival.


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November 10, 2014
The end of last week, I had the opportunity to participate in the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) Future Vision session, along with practitioners, industry and design educators as we "embrace the changes facing interior design in 2017 and beyond." Click here to learn more about the participants, Adam Stover ('02) (Populous) was one of only eleven practitioners selected from North America to participate in this visioning event. We began at a global scale, projecting those trends affecting people, the economy, technology, and more; then working our way to the scale of the types and levels of skills and knowledge graduates of interior design-accredited programs must have to enter the profession. While many recurring themes emerged and are being analyzed by the CIDA Standards Board, I noticed that design research in its many forms created a thread throughout our informal discussions.
This week, we have an opportunity to celebrate and learn from the design research occurring throughout our own college. Opportunities to learn from our own and other disciplines are critical to our mission in IAPD, which is one of the reasons it is important that you advantage yourselves by attending the variety of lectures and symposiums as they occur.
The end of this week will find me in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where I will represent IDEC at the 2014 CIDQ Annual Council of Delegates Meeting. You may not realize the heritage of NCIDQ (the professional qualifying examination for the practice of interior design), but 2014 marks the 40th Anniversary of the NCIDQ Exam - an important milestone!
As work intensifies and time grows ever shorter, please remember that you are readying yourself to be a design professional who is prepared to make profound impacts on the lives of those who enter the built environment to work, live, or play. I will remind you that the design decisions you make at all scales affect well-being, productivity, teamwork, peaceful relationships, enjoyment, and health of building occupants. Your sensitivity to human needs and conditions empowers those with different abilities, and sets a stage for acceptance or differentiation. Indeed, your knowledge and application of that knowledge will create situations that in emergencies (such as a fire) could make the difference between life and death. How much difference does design make? Catch a glimpse at the APDesign Research Symposium!
Wishing you a wonderful week,
APDesign Research Symposium Acceptance!
Congratulations to 4th year IAPD students in Professor Vibha Jani's Design Research class who have been accepted into the APDesign Research Symposium taking place on Thursday and Friday (November 13-14)! The following students submitted abstracts for blind review and have been accepted to present their work:
- David Amstutz
- Laura Cale
- Christine Donley
- Emma Montgomery and Robin Tank
- Sloup Amanda and Jessica Griesemer
- Diana Blom and Erin Heiden
Research Symposium Keynote Speaker
Professor Nancy Rottle from the University of Washington will be giving the keynote speech for the APDesign Research Symposium titled Design as Research: The UW Green Futures Lab. Her lecture will take place on Thursday, November 13th at 4:30 in the Pierce Commons. For more information, click here.
The IIDA Student Design Competition, formerly known as the Student Sustainable Design Competition, opens Wednesday, Nov. 12. This year, the competition invites students to evolve the concept of the open office to offer employees a workplace that encourages health, well-being, collaboration, and productivity. Learn more.
Counseling Opportunities
K-State's counseling services offers a number of presentations covering topics such as dealing with anxiety and emotions tied with academics. They have a number available in person as well as through Zoom. Click Herefor a list of upcoming presentations.
In conjunction with the Department of Architectural Engineers, APDesign Department of Architecture is hosting David Kaneda to give a lecture. His presentation titled "To Zero and Beyond: The Brave New World of Positive Energy" promises to be informative for everyone. Please plan on attending at 4 pm on Wednesday, November 12th in the Little Theater.
The ninth diversity summit at KSU will take place on Friday, November 14th from 8:00 am - 3:30 pm where the topic is "2015-2025: Achieving the Apex in Diversity Excellence." This is a great opportunity for you to learn about the future plans of diversity and multiculturalism on KSU's campus. For more information, click here or contact the Office of Diversity.
2nd & 3rd Year Grant
The office of OURCI is now offering grants for research and travel for undergraduate students. Each grant is worth up to $1,000 per semester. For more information, click on a link below or go to our website and keep up with other opportunities such as competitions and scholarships.
IAPD Events
13th - NO IAPD Faculty Meeting - Crit Space - 11:30
13th - Research Symposium Keynote Speaker - Pierce Commons - 4:30 pm
13-14 - APDesign Research Symposium
14th - Wine and Cheese - 7:30pm
20th - IAPD Faculty Meeting - Crit Space - 11:30
24-28 - Fall Break
4-5 -10 year Alumni Honoree
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11th - IAPD Faculty Meeting - Crit Space - 11:30
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Chills & Thrills at LA's 'I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Unauthorized Musical'June 20, 2019 | By idobi Staff
I Know What You Did Last Summer: The Unauthorized Musical is back after a very successful run of the show last year. I was lucky enough to get a preview of the jukebox musical and let me tell you about it!
Jam Out For a Good Cause at the Hearts with Paradise Benefit ConcertJanuary 14, 2019 | By Emillie Marvel
Have a good time while helping out those affected by wildfires—that's the idea behind Hearts with Paradise, a concert being held in Hollywood, CA at The Hotel Cafe. During the show idobi family member Miguel Tenicela will be making his debut appearance as Myall, alongside a lineup of American Idol alumni and indie rockers Show […]


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Delays in securing approval from relevant authorities by contractors is affecting the growth of the National Independent Power Plants (NIPPs), the Chairman, Electric Power Foundation, Otis Anyaeji, has said.
Anyaeji, in a paper titled: 'Nigeria's Power Sector: Contractors' Expectations,' and delivered during a stakeholders' programme in Lagos, said the problems made the plants to generate less than 2,000 megawatts (MW) in eight years. He said the development informed the government's plan to privatise the plants next year.
He said some communities are hostile to contractors handling the power projects, following the failure of government to compensate them for using their lands. Others, he said, include delays in getting letter of credits from banks, clearing power equipment at the ports, and hostile treatment meted to contractors working on NIPPs' sites.
He said: '' Delays in paying compensation to communities for acquiring their land, or getting Right of Way have affected the implementation of NIPPs. Many communities, after collecting compensation, continue to build new structures on the Right of Way.
He said often times, the communities mobilise against the contractors demanding for money. A recent case in point is the Jos-Makurdi Transmission Line where armed personnel had to be deployed before contractors could work.''
Anyaeji said contractors' inability to get letters of credit from banks as at when due have affected the execution of the projects.
'' When a letter of credit is to be issued, bank (locally or foreign) must alert the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the relevant contractor on the issue. The CBN must then officially communicate same to the Niger Delta Power Holding Company of Nigeria(NDPHC) without which the process of effecting correction in the Letter of Credits cannot start.
"Long delays are usually experienced before the final notification is received by NDPHC. It is either a Director that would sign the document is out of the country, or other reasons are given.'' he added.
Speaking on the issue, the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) Spokesman, Yakubu Lawal, said the power stations are not facing serious problems. Lawal said the government has been trying its best to ensure that the plants achieve their goals of boosting power supply in Nigeria.
He said: '' There are no significant challenges currently hindering our operation. What we experience is a little problem that is being handled administratively within our organisation and other inter government agencies. NIPP projects in generation, transmission and distribution have progressed significantly with current contribution to national grid put at about 2000megawatts subject to availability of gas to fire the plants.
He said many of the company's transmission and distribution projects have been completed , adding that five out of the ten power stations have been fully completed with President Dr.Goodluck Jonathan commissioning two in October 2013.
The plants, he said, include Geregu II power station (434MW) in Kogi state and Omotosho II (500MW) in Ondo State respectively.
He said the privatization of the 10 power stations would be completed by mid 2014, adding that the money realised from the exercise will be used the for second phase of the NIPP scheme. Lawal said the scheme will center on construction of more hydro power stations and transmission infrastructure to expand their capacities and serve Nigerians better on completion.
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The Braes of Killecrankie walk can be conveniently sectioned down into smaller walks using one of several bridges that span the waterways enroute. This makes it ideal for novice or avid hiker alike. For those preferring a hill climb, the walk can incorporate an add-on in the form of the route that runs along Craigower Hill, entitled the Beallach Walk. This is also waymarked and dotted blue, on the map above, as an extension to the heavily demarcated route which skirts Loch Tummel and ventures part-way along the River Garry.
The route to Pitlochry Dam (Fish Ladder) is well marked at the northwest end of town. It takes about 15 minutes to walk there from Rosemount Hotel Pitlochry. If the intention is simply to enjoy the waterside stroll to cross the Clunie Bridge (marking the start of the walk on the map, above) and walk back to the Boating Station, then there will be time to enjoy the small independent shops and cafes that make our town so very pleasant a place to spend a few hours' browsing and relaxing.
The views from both sides of Pitlochry Dam are perfectly delightful. However, if you wish to press on, take the path to the right once you have crossed the dam and follow this along the loch in front of Fonab Castle Hotel to an opening that takes you very briefly near the A9, so maybe any off-lead dogs and small children could be secured at this stage. From here, a perfectly good pavement takes you along the quiet Foss Road to Clunie Bridge – where the Killiecrankie walk picks up on our map above.
Now's the time to take a choice. Either cross Clunie Bridge, heading back to town via Pitlochry Boating Staion, or press onwards. Your walk could take you to Clunie Dam and Spardon Wood for some fabulous birds eye views of the most spectacular part of the Tummel Valley, then maybe down to the Loch at Clunie Dam for picnic before returning to Clunie Bridge and Pitlochry, or you could press on for the Linn of Tummel, across Coronation Bridge to the meeting of the Rivers Tay and Garry. This is a delightful walk alongside tumbling rapids of the Linn of Tummel. When rainfall is sufficient, waterfalls also grace the hillside drops into the river and the mind turns to Hobbits, Elves and Fairies.
On, then to the Garry Bridge – the next point which gives an opportunity to curtail the walk. Coincidentally, this is also home to Highland Fling Bungee, so fear not should you hear blood-curdling screams upon approach. It really is nothing personal:-
The last phase of the walk allows one or two more opportunities to curtail – either by pressing on to Killiecrankie Visitor centre (being mindful of the 100 step upward climb) and catching a bus back to Pitlochry, or else by returning along the north facing shore of Loch Faskally via the Boating Station.
Also from Killiecrankie Centre, it is possible to take the Bealach na Searmoin hillside path back to Pitlochry, though we advise that if this is the preference, to reverse the direction of the entire walk, since this stretch is the hardest on the legs.However, the views and total peace and serenity make the slight effort worthwhile.
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WOW, Welcome home! Pride of Ownership simply shines with this property. From the meticulously manicured grounds, inlay brick walk ways to the brick facade of the house this 2 storey executive home stands proudly on over 18000 sq foot lot. Sunny functional Kitchen has island, and room for dinette with view of the private deck & yard. Open concept family room with propane fireplace (propane tank not installed) Separate dining rm, main floor laundry and main floor sunny and bright living room. Upstairs find a large master suite with complete updated ensuite, stand alone shower and double closets. 2 more good size bedrms and 4 pc main bath. Lower level is divided and your to develop. If you are looking for a beautifully maintained home with all the bells and whistles this is it!! In ground irrigation and security system in place. Dont miss out call today! (id:2471)
Location DescriptionNorth on Maple Street, Right on Acker court.
- Property Address:693 ACKER Court, Kingston, Nova Scotia, B0P1R0
- Property Type:Single Family
- Community Name:Kingston
- Title:Freehold
- Acreage:under 1/2 acre
- Sewage Type:Municipal sewage system
- Water Type:Drilled Well
- Driveway:Garage, Attached garage
- Structure Style:House
- Building Age:1996
- Bedrooms:4
- Bathrooms:3-Total 1-Partial
- Style:Detached
- Storeys:2
- Flooring:Carpeted, Ceramic Tile, Hardwood, Laminate
- Basement Type:Full (Partially finished)
- Foundation Type:Concrete
- Cooling Type:Heat Pump
- Appliances Included:Stove, Dishwasher, Dryer, Washer, Refrigerator, Central Vacuum
- Exterior Type:Brick, Vinyl
- Amenities Nearby:Golf Course, Shopping, Place of Worship
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