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U.S. Attorney General William Barr says communities could wind up without police protection if they don't show "the respect and support that law enforcement deserves".
Speaking at a ceremony honoring police officers on Tuesday, Barr suggested communities who don't show that respect "they might find themselves without the police protection they need".
Some critics took issue with Barr's comments, suggesting they were aimed at communities of color.
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text: 4 Actions A Property Conveyancer Undertakes For Homebuyers 11 August 2016 If you're buying your first home or if you simply haven't been privy to the process before, you should know that property conveyancing is integral to house buying. Property conveyancers undertake different kinds of actions to ensure clients meet their legal obligations during the buying and selling process. This guide equips you with knowledge of the role of property conveyancing professionals on behalf of homebuyers. Preparation And Certification Of Legal Documents


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Despite Trump's usual bluster, Kim Jong-un was the key beneficiary of the Singapore summit. The other beneficiary is likely to be China.
India Resists One-China Policy
India is pushing back against an attempt by Beijing to make it publicly re-affirm a "one-China" policy just ahead of the SCO summit.
India, China Prepare for Qingdao
Both countries are setting the tone for the June 9-10 SCO meeting in Qingdao with effusive statements.
Maldives To Return Second Indian Chopper
The decision to send back maritime patrol helicopters is simply the latest effort by President Abdulla Yameen to roll back India's presence in the Maldives.
A Slight Thaw in India-Pakistan Relations
The ceasefire along the Line-of-Control and international border is eminently sensible, but hopes for serious talks are likely to be dashed.


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St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner, and you may be hoping for some good luck to boost your finances. But having good finances isn't about luck—it's about smart financial planning, especially if you are juggling debt. If you want to see more green this St. Patty's Day, consider personal loans for debt consolidation. Read on to learn more about how this loan strategy can ease and improve your financial situation.
A Single, Simpler Payment
When taking out a loan for debt consolidation, you're making it easier on yourself to manage your monthly bills. Normally you might have to pay a separate bill for each form of credit—each with its own payment methods and due dates to remember. Instead, you can consolidate those bills under one loan and one bill, eliminating the hassle of paying multiple bills each month. You won't have to worry about forgetting one of your many bill payment dates or risk not having the right payment method ready in time. It's not a stroke of luck to make your finances easier to handle. It's about planning your bill management ahead of time.
Avoid High Interest Rates
Different credit cards and other forms of debt may all have different interest rates of varying amounts, and some may be higher than others. When you take out a loan for debt consolidation, you take away having to pay different interest rates for each bill and roll it all into a single interest rate on your one payment each month. You will still have to pay the interest rate on your personal loan, but that interest rate could be slightly or significantly lower than at least one of your credit payments, which will end up benefiting you with each passing bill.
Lower Monthly Payments
Are you feeling overwhelmed by juggling the minimum monthly payments on a number of different credit bills? Consolidating your debt into one personal loan can ease your stress by offering a single payment that may be much lower than all the rest of your payments combined. Having a single, lower monthly payment is not only more manageable, but it also allows you to have more discretionary spending money while you are still making payments on your debt.
Saves You Money
Even when it's not St. Patrick's Day, seeing green is always a good thing when it comes to your finances. And what better way to see more green than with the kind of smart financial planning that saves you money? With a personal loan for debt consolidation, that's exactly the type of financial planning you'll get. Whether you're saving money by avoiding late charges, avoiding higher interest rates or making a lower monthly payment, you're saving yourself money that can be put away or better spent elsewhere.
Controlling your finances takes more than luck. Consolidate your debts into one personal loan, and see how much more manageable your life and financial situation can be.


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William Achord and Catharine Kirkley/Kirkland
I have been trying to trace this couple without success.Most of the info I received from the same source has proved out, so I trust this will also.I have looked mainly in Georgia since this is where most of the rest of the family remained.They had the following children:Ida, Dudley, Emma, Molly and Hattie.William was born abt. 1847; I have nothing further on him.Catharine was born abt. 1841, the daugther of George and Anne Cliburne Kirkley/Kirkland. (I have found George under both spellings of his last name from 1830 thru 1870.) She was the sister of my gggrandmother. I do have further info on their daughter Molly who married a Pat O'Curley(?). This may be a phonetic spelling of his name as I have also been unable to find them.


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Most of us have Christmas packed away again by Twelfth Night if not sooner, but Chatsworth decided to keep their Dickens' Christmas open for one more weekend. We first went to visit in November, and had intended to head back before now, but events over-took us so I was quite glad it was open just that little bit longer.
There's just one interior shot this time, as I posted extensively before, but more from outside as the weather was lovely (for the time of year) - clear and sunny, though cold enough to have frozen part of the canal pond!
We didn't wander far, or for very long, outside - just up the main path to the 'vase' to catch the sunset, and the house windows shining golden as the last light caught them.


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Yesterday's price hike saw Bitcoin [BTC] investors rejoice as it marked a much-needed price movement above the resistance levels. However, the price has since corrected and found its place in the prior resistances albeit with a better outlook than before the hike.
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Yesterday's hike saw a price movement described from the $6210 – $6435 prices. This is also complemented by another uptrend from $6625 – $6650. There is also a downtrend representing the drop from $6660 – $6560.
The pivot points around the resistance and support line show a tight market movement between the ranges.
The Relative Vigor Index is demonstrating a bullish crossover.
The Moving Average is at $6435, representing a good support level for the coin.
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The Parabolic SAR indicator is bullish, as represented by the dots under the price movement.
The Ultimate Oscillator is demonstrating a bullish divergence with the price, generally representing a buy signal.
The Ease of Movement indicator seems to be primed for further upwards movement if it continues its current trend and reverses into positive territory.
The long-term resistance levels are presented at $9200 and $8390, with the short term resistance level at $7390. There is also a crucial support at $5850.
While yesterday's breakout showed that the market still carried momentum, it is necessary to observe whether the price will continue the upward movement. The indicators are demonstrating a positive movement to come, with market movement decided ultimately by investor sentiment.
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Marsaxlokk, Malta's Fishing Village (pronounced 'Marsa-Schlock') is a Mediterranean gem slightly off the beaten track. Marsaxlokk is on Malta's Southeastern coast, and while there's not much else to see in this part of Malta, it's still worth an afternoon trip. Malta is a popular destination for British tourists (a short 3 hour flight for ourselves since we are currently residents of the UK). It's a very small island so if you're visiting for a couple of days, make sure that you plan a jaunt down to this charming seaside town!
Continue reading to find out more about Marsaxlokk Malta's Fishing Village.
What will I do in Marsaxlokk Malta's Fishing Village?
Visit the Fish Market
If you're visiting Marsaxlokk on a Sunday, you can see the Fish Market which runs from mid morning to afternoon on most Sundays. This is a great way to get a feel for the local culture. For me, travelling is all about experiencing a new city or town like a local! You'll see the Maltese haggle over fish, and eels, and all sorts of strange and wonderful gifts and souvenirs. See (and smell) the fresh catch of the day.
Eat the Local Seafood
If you like seafood, this is the place for you! There is no shortage of restaurants along the coast. Make sure to check Trip Advisor to find a port-side restaurant with good reviews. If it's a nice day,
Try your photography skills
The magnificent colors of bright fishing boats and turquoise waters will draw you in. Even if you're a novice photographer, this backdrop is so stunning that you'll most certainly get an Instagram worthy shot! Marsaxlokk was a photographer's dream come true – I had so much fun shooting and post-processing these photos!
Take a boat ride into St Peter's Pool
If it's a nice day, take a boat ride into St Peter's Pool, a scenic spot to enjoy the Maltese heat. St Peter's Pool is a natural cove about a 10 minute boat ride from Marsaxlokk's port. As we visited Malta during the cooler months we only admired St Peter's Pool from the boat, but the view was lovely.
There's also opportunities to hike near St Peter's pool, as you can see in the picture below! Tourists and locals also love to swim and snorkel here in the summertime.
How do I get to Marsaxlokk?
By Boat – this is the most scenic option, but you'll want to plan this at least a day in advance. You can get to Marsaxlokk by boat from Valletta for an afternoon tour on a Sunday. This option is dependent on the weather.
By Bus – transit within Malta is reliable and budget friendly.
By Cab – We arrived by eCabs (Malta's version of Uber – definitely download the eCabs app if you're visiting Malta for quick and reliable cab service), and it only took about 25 minutes and it wasn't expensive. If you're travelling in a group, eCabs will probably be your most affordable and convenient option.
What is the best day to visit Marsaxlokk?
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If you love seafood, port villages, and boat rides make sure to visit Marsaxlokk, Malta's Fishing Village for a fun and relaxing afternoon.
Is this unique European destination on your bucket list? If you've been to Marsaxlokk before, comment below and share your most memorable moment!


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Ah, the price you pay for low mileage. I come across a lot of cars with seemingly outrageous price tags. Most are good for a chuckle and then I move on to the next car. Some are just confusing. Others make me pause and wonder. Those are usually the cars actually possessing a reason for that high price. In every case, however, they are something to check out just to figure out what is going on. The situation with this car, a 1989 Porsche 930 Cabriolet with a mere 1,313 miles on the clock, is a straightforward confluence of features. Ultra-low mileage, final-year of the 930, and the only year the 930 came equipped with a 5-speed transmission. It even comes in a nice color, though not one that is especially rare. The question is not whether a high price is warranted, but rather how high a price. Perhaps here we'll find out.
CLICK FOR DETAILS: 1989 Porsche 930 Cabriolet on eBay
Year: 1989
Model: 911 Turbo Cabriolet
Engine: 3.3 liter turbocharged flat-6
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Mileage: 1,313 mi
Price: $329,930 Buy It Now
As we've all become aware, the air-cooled 911 market is not what it used to be. However, there has been some evidence that very rare and/or low-mileage examples have been spared from the market's recession. But even those cars aren't hitting insane prices so I do wonder whether this one will have a shot. So about this one. Let's assume the appropriate documentation exists to validate the mileage and other aspects of its history. Without that the price has no chance. Last year this car was bid to $275K when on auction at Mecum Monterey. That's still a good bit away from this asking price and with the market cooling I don't know if we can expect more. Earlier this year an '89 930 Coupe sold at Amelia Island for $242,000. A good bit of money, but still well short of the price asked here. That said, it had nearly 35K miles on it, and while that's still low it's a significant amount more than the 930 Cabriolet here.
So all of that leaves me thinking "probably not, but maybe." The condition does look great and you're certainly hard pressed to find many more with mileage like this. It's a museum piece, and I know the arguments over the 'waste' that seemingly represents, but that matters little at this point. At this point its collector appeal is the issue. Is this absurdly low mileage enough on its own to eclipse $300K for a 930?


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The creative brainchild of Bruce Beattie, we are very proud of our family run venue and have some unique elements for you to enjoy. Filling that void in the north Joburg scene where you want not quite a restaurant and not quite a bar but a mix of the two!
Our talented chefs, produce our signature relaxed but gourmet street food style with ease. From our sauces to the syrups in our cocktails, we buy in as little as possible and aim to make you delicious good honest food and drinks from scratch. We have an onsite smoker that enables us to infuse some of our dishes with a unique Smokey flavour and moisture that no other restaurant can compete with. Our food menu is packed with healthy and filling treats from the balanced salads, the sharing platter range to the fulfilling burgers & steaks we have something to suit all tastes.
Along with the fresh food, we also have our stunning drinks range. More than just the standard drinks you'd find at any bar – we specialise in Cocktails, Local Craft Beer and Local Wines. Our extensive cocktail menu combines fresh and quirky ingredients to give a twist on the classics. Try our range of flavoured Mojitos or our range of Globe glassed G&T cocktails for a refreshing twist on a classic. We're also part of the prestigious 'World Class' Cocktail program. Our craft beer on tap for your pleasure, with special limited edition bottles to tickle your taste buds – try our range of beer made by master craftsmen.
We aspire to be the best restaurant and bar in Johannesburg – a place you want to be with your friends and family.


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They are both 4' x 2'6" (sorry about the outdated imperial measurements, but that's how the canvas came) and are called Red Line and Blue Line.
Here I am in the studio varnishing Blue Line:
I love these final stages of making a painting: putting my stamp and signature on the back, and using my zinc stencils to title it along the bottom edge, and finally the varnishing. I use two coats of acrylic gloss varnish, which brings the painting to life, and - in my mind - emphasises the fact that this is an art work on canvas, rather than a piece of distressed industrial metal. Varnishing has traditionally been a public event ('vernissage') at which the public would be admitted to the studio to watch the artist at work.
These two pieces, which will hopefully stay together, depict a panel of metal, with clearly inscribed orthogonal weld lines. Across both panels is a line of distress, tracing some unknown damage across the canvas in a graph-like meander. This line is heavily modelled, as you can see from the detail below:
... and then, in a quick operation (alarmingly quick when compared with the many hours I spent building up the background colour), I pulled a palette knife loaded with contrasting colour across this line, so it caught the high points.
The two canvasses reverse the colour scheme - well, almost: I had to adjust them slightly, and I'm afraid these photos, taken in natural light, don't do justice to the blue - especially the blue/turquoise tone of Red Line, as you can see here:
I hate to sound over-ambitious, but wouldn't some work like this, maybe 4m wide by 2m high, look great on a blank wall in a gallery? That would need a new studio.


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On a day when a fresh snowfall blanketed the White House, there was something apt about President Trump cozying up by a fireplace with a leader of a picturesque Alpine country.
But Mr. Trump's Oval Office meeting on Wednesday with the leader, Chancellor Sebastian Kurz of Austria, had less to do with sleigh rides and hot chocolate than with their shared appeal to nationalism and determination to crack down on immigration.
Mr. Kurz vaulted to power in Austria in late 2017 with an anti-immigration message that challenged Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, after her country took in thousands of refugees who streamed across southern Europe from Syria and other war-torn Middle Eastern nations.
At 32, Mr. Kurz is the youngest leader of a government in the world. He is serving in a coalition with Austria's far-right Freedom Party — a turn of events that alarms liberals in Europe but has made him extremely attractive to Mr. Trump and his aides.
He is a "rock star," said Richard A. Grenell, the United States ambassador to Germany, who invited Mr. Kurz to lunch in Berlin. He is "one of the rising stars in the sovereignty movement," said Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's former chief strategist, who has tried to build a front of populist leaders across Europe.
On Wednesday, Mr. Trump granted Mr. Kurz a one-on-one meeting and an expanded session with his senior aides — the kind of attention that leaders of smaller countries almost never get, save for the prime minister of Ireland around St. Patrick's Day.
As Mr. Trump and Mr. Kurz sat in front of the fireplace, the president mostly marveled at Mr. Kurz's age — the chancellor is five years younger than Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner.
"He's a very young leader, I have to tell you," Mr. Trump said, turning to his guest. "You are a young guy; that's pretty good."
Leaning forward in his chair, Mr. Kurz interjected, "But the problem with the age is getting better from day to day."
"Someday you won't be saying that," the president said, in what for him was a grandfatherly tone.
Mr. Trump and Mr. Kurz later discussed trade tensions between the United States and Europe, as the White House nears a decision to impose tariffs on German automobiles. Austria is a producer of car parts, and Mr. Kurz has proposed himself as an intermediary between Mr. Trump and Ms. Merkel, whose relationship — never warm — has hardened.
"The conversation was tough," said Martin Engelberg, a senior aide to Mr. Kurz, who noted that Mr. Trump also pressed his guest on Austria's reliance on natural gas from Russia. Mr. Engelberg said the two leaders did not discuss immigration, and he rejected the suggestion that cultivating Mr. Kurz was a way for Mr. Trump to divide the European Union. "The chancellor is absolutely a committed European," he said.
As the leader of a country with fewer than nine million people, however, Mr. Kurz can do little to head off a trans-Atlantic trade war. Mr. Trump's decision to meet with him was mostly about what Mr. Kurz symbolizes in a Europe with which the president has had an increasingly antagonistic relationship.
"For better or for worse, he is the chancellor of a German-speaking country that is in a coalition with the hard right," said Constanze Stelzenmüller, an expert on Europe at the Brookings Institution. "They might see Kurz as a normalizer of the right."
Shortly after he arrived in Germany, Mr. Grenell enraged his hosts by telling Breitbart News that he wanted to encourage a new generation of conservative leaders in Europe — an obvious dig at Ms. Merkel. He singled out Mr. Kurz, a native of Vienna who rose up in the center-right People's Party before seizing on the issue of Muslim immigration to carve out a sharper identity and appeal to nativist sentiments.
"He was swept up in the wake of the migration crisis," said Eugen Freund, a member of the European Parliament from Austria. "If there hadn't been a migrant crisis, there wouldn't have been a Sebastian Kurz."
Mr. Freund, a former broadcaster who is a Social Democrat, said there were important differences between Mr. Kurz and Mr. Trump, aside from their age. The president is freewheeling and blunt; the chancellor chooses his words carefully. The president vilifies the news media; the chancellor has cultivated journalists in Austria, earning positive coverage.
"He is more like Bill Clinton than Trump," Mr. Freund said.
Mr. Kurz is not the first young European leader to beguile Mr. Trump. He befriended President Emmanuel Macron of France before their relationship soured on trade and climate change, among other issues. Nor is Mr. Kurz the only nationalist to get the president's attention.
Mr. Trump has cultivated other European populists, including Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary and Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte of Italy. And the United States recently held a summit meeting on the Middle East in Warsaw — a reward for Poland's right-wing government, which has sought close ties to Mr. Trump.
But experts said there was little evidence that these efforts have helped the United States achieve tangible policy goals, and they have only deepened the rift with allies like Germany and France.
"That policy of embrace has failed utterly," Ms. Stelzenmüller said. "The Warsaw summit showed in brutal clarity the internal contradictions of U.S. policy towards the right in Europe. It showed that this policy undercuts American interests and credibility."


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One of the longest tentant at One Shenton is The Bank Bar + Bistro. We remember them from day one. Their menu has been revamping and recently I had the opportunity to try out The Bank Bar + Bistro New Menu.
The setting is very much like any bar with lots of high tables and chairs.
The Bank Bar + Bistro New Menu
Beginning the meal with the Spicy Prawn Salad ($18). We were thrilled to see generous amount of prawns topped on the salad. The size was relatively large too. Be warned, when the spiciness in this addictive and appetising salad built up, some may find it difficult to handle. Hence we advise to take it easy.
Diner who loves soup and seafood should opt for Seared Seabass ($25). The Seared Seabass sat on abundant big clams and some good amount of Clam Chowder. As the Chowder was pretty creamy, one may develop cloying feel after the meal.
Butter Chicken ($22) is currently the most popular dish at The Bank Bar + Bistro. This rendition is an improvised dish. It has a light sourish hint. Personally, I prefer the traditional version though it is acceptable.
Among all the dishes we tried Oriental Seabass Pasta ($20) recieved all thumbs up. The fermented bean paste elevated the flavour of the fish and paired perfectly with the XO Sauce Pasta. I love this dish.
BBQ Pulled Pork Burger ($16.50) as usual has a sweet hint. So some love it while some don't. I thought it was a brilliant idea to add the pineapple to give a fruity hint. However I thought have fresh one with more sourish flavour might work better.
Rounding the meal with a dessert is a must. First was the Homemade Fruity Plum Yogurt Popsicle ($4.50).
We love Chocolate Lava ($11) more. We thought this is a better option for chocolate fan.
In conjunction with The Bank Bar + Bistro New Menu, a one-for-one promotion for Pasta, Salad, Mains and Sandwich on every Saturday to Monday, dinner only. The end date is whenever the restaurant feel like taking it down
NAHMJ Verdict
The Bank Bar + Bistro menu offers huge portion dishes and with the one-for-one over the weekend, it is certainly worthwhile to dine especially in large group.
The Bank Bar + Bistro
One Shenton #01-01, 1 Shenton Way, Singapore 068803
Tel: +65
Website: http://thebankbar.com/homepage.html
Opening Hours
Mondays 1100 to 2300 | Tuesdays – Sundays & Public Holidays 1100 to 0000
Getting There
By MRT:
- Downtown line – Downtown station
- East-West or North-South line – Raffles Place station
By Bus:
- Opposite Hotel Sofitel So Singapore along Robinson Road 10, 10e, 97, 97e, 196, 196e
- Opposite AIA Tower along Robinson Road 10, 10e, 70, 75, 100, 107, 128, 130, 162, 196, 196e
- One Raffles Quay along Raffles Quay 10, 10e, 57, 70, 75, 100, 107, 128, 130, 131, 162, 167, 186, 196, 196e, 700, 970
Rating: 7/10
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Forest School
From September 2018 every pupil from Northiam Primary school will participate in a forest school programme of 6 weeks minimum during the academic year.
The sessions will take place at Great Dixter House and Gardens, with Catherine Haydock, Education Officer who is a qualified level 3 Forest School leader. Great Dixter was the home of gardener Christopher Lloyd, and is known for it's colourful and experimental garden. Catherine has worked at Great Dixter since 2010, setting up a rich and varied educational programme including work with schools. In 2011 Northiam Beckley and Brede Schools were involved in a pilot project of educational activities, using the garden and woodland at Great Dixter. Catherine is really excited to be building a stronger relationship with the children, teachers and parents of Northiam School. She hopes that the programme will encourage children to form an ongoing love of the outdoors and nature, as well as developing their holistic education, confidence and self esteem through the hands on learning experiences that forest school entails.
The brief
For every pupil at Northiam Primary School to participate in a forest school programme of 6 weeks minimum during the academic year.
What is Forest School?
Forest School is an inspirational process that offers ALL learners regular opportunities to achieve and develop confidence and self-esteem through hands-on learning experiences in a woodland or natural environment with trees. Forest School is a specialised learning approach that sits within and compliments the wider context of outdoor and woodland education. The ethos is shared by thousands of trained practitioners across the UK and beyond. Its roots reach back to early years pioneers in outdoor learning and across the sea to Scandinavia. Each programme shares a common set of six principles:
1. Forest School is a long-term process of regular sessions, rather than a one-off or infrequent visits; the cycle of planning, observation, adaptation and review links each session.
2. Forest School takes place in a woodland or natural environment to support the development of a relationship between the learner and the natural world.
3. Forest School uses a range of learner-centred processes to create a community for being, development and learning.
4. Forest School aims to promote the holistic development of all those involved, fostering resilient, confident, independent and creative learners.
5. Forest School offers learners the opportunity to take supported risks appropriate to the environment and to themselves.
6. Forest School is run by qualified Forest School practitioners who continuously maintain and develop their professional practice.
Please see https://www.forestschoolassociation.org/what-is-forest-school/
What to Bring
Children should be dressed for the outdoors in suitable clothing for wet or hot weather. Long trousers and sleeves are recommended. We go out in ALL weather and may get muddy and dirty so old clothing is advised. Footwear should be comfortable and appropriate for long distance walking. Waterproofs are essential even in the Summer. Please ensure children use sun cream and wear sun hats during hot weather. In cold weather make sure they have plenty of layers especially socks. In cold wet weather please pack a spare pair of socks.
Children need to bring sufficient liquid to drink, preferably water. Drinks should be in resealable screw top bottles not cans or cartons.
Qualifications and Supervision
A Level 3 Forest School leader will be provided by Great Dixter.
Northiam School will be required to bring teachers or parents at an adult to child ratio of 1:5.
Feedback and Concerns
We encourage all participants and teachers/parents to give us regular feedback about their experience and also to talk to us about anything that is causing concern. Feedback and concerns can be expressed verbally, in person or by telephone- 01797 254048, or in writing by email. firstname.lastname@example.com .We will always endeavour to be as open, honest and as straightforward as possible with carers/parents with regard to any issue; maintaining a two way flow of information can lead to resolutions before problems arise or escalate. All communications regarding formal feedback or concerns will be logged and records kept. In the event of a concern being about our practice, we will investigate this and feedback our conclusions with 28 days.
Cancellation and Postponement
In the case of extreme weather and no suitable alternative venue being available Great Dixter staff may need to cancel sessions at short notice. Where possible, these will be rescheduled. In the case of Great Dixter staff ill-health every effort will be made to seek replacement staff or to reschedule.


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Welcome to SportScotland National Centre Cumbrae. Allow us to take you on a journey afloat. The Centre has a wide range of courses in dingy sailing, yacht cruising, kayaking/canoeing, windsurfing, power boating and motor cruising.
The equipment is fantastic and there is something for everyone looking for adventure! Our website has details of all our courses ranging from beginner level to professional qualifications. We aim to inspire you to select the course for you or tailor an activity day/s for friends, groups and families. Come for a day or stay longer in our log chalet accommodation and enjoying time on the water.
If you're interested in Yacht cruising, Dinghy Sailing, Paddlesports, Powerboating or Personal Watercraft (jetskis) then 'sportscotland Cumbrae' is for you!
As well as courses in your chosen watersport, we offer Instructor Training, however, we're not solely a playground for the diehard watersport enthusiast! A variety of individuals and groups, of varying levels, choose to visit Cumbrae and often stay here too, making use of our on-site accommodation. An example of this is the school groups and colleges/universities that visit the centre, seeking an 'adventure away from home'.
The centre's position on this idyllic Scottish island means that you'll be surrounded by safe water, with easy access to the open sea. The facilities are exceptional and when not afloat explore the island by foot, bike, bus or car visiting view points and beaches, local cafes, restaurants, shops and much more.
Our team of highly qualified instructors are PASSIONATE about what they do and you'll soon find that their enthusiasm is infectious!


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Social Responsibility
Social responsibility and responsiveness is ingrained in our corporate culture and plays an important role in any project we undertake. We believe that the purpose of our business is to create a better society for all. In this spirit, we open-heartedly take on challenges while continuing our mission to go way beyond our call of duty.
Being a world-class analytics database consulting company means our consultants often take on financial projects. We are well-versed in the Management of Personal Finance, and even host free open-houses on topics for the betterment of our community's people and their businesses. Free public discussions offered:
- Personal Finance 101
- Loans, Interest, Amortization – What You Must Know
- Saving & Investing
Charitable Donations
We are often contacted by organizations seeking monetary or in-kind donations. All donation requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Submission of an application does not guarantee a donation will be granted. If you wish to contact us for a donation, please submit an application to:
Analysis Express, LLC
9078 Union Centre Blvd, Suite 350
West Chester, OH 45069
Community Involvement
We work with the community and charitable organizations to spur positive changes in our local, state, national, and world communities. Our commitment often goes beyond monetary donations. Here are a few organizations that we partner with annually:
- A Kid Again
- National MS Society
- Susan G. Komen for the Cure
- Hamilton Food Bank
Volunteerism Project
Our employees are encouraged to volunteer for organizations of their choosing and to also help with partner volunteer organizations.


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COVID-19 Coronavirus Updates and Guidance
The County is taking a number of actions to keep residents safe and minimize the spread of COVID-19. Find status information for County operations and services.
Baltimore County News
Residents Will Have Increased Access to Data for Street Plowing Updates During Severe Snow Events
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today announced a new, online tool for residents to monitor roads during severe snow events. The new Snow Route Status Map, will provide residents a simple, color-coded status of snow plow routes.
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- This topic has 1 reply, 2 voices, and was last updated 5 years, 11 months ago by DBMarcos99.
October 26, 2014 at 10:34 am #183790Mark StücklinKeymaster
Interesting article from AEP in the Telegraph:
This is what he writes about the property market.
Fernando de Acuña, head of Spain's top property consultancy RR de Acuña, warns that the country is going through an illusionary mini-bubble, with people betting on a fresh cycle in the housing market when the crippling effects of the last boom-bust cycle have yet to be cleared.
"We think prices will fall by another 20pc over the next three years. There is still an overhang of 1.7m unsold homes in an annual market of around 230,000. The developers have 467,000 units on their books, and half of these are indirectly controlled by the banks. It is extend and pretend. There are another 150,000 in foreclosure proceedings that are backed up because the courts are saturated," he said.
"People don't want to hear any of this. We were called criminals and terrorists when we warned in 2007 the country was going to Hell, but we were right, because we base our analysis on the facts and not on wishful thinking," he said.
October 26, 2014 at 12:18 pm #183791DBMarcos99Participant
Heh, strange you pick up on an overhang of 1.7 million homes in that article, when you published a report just a couple of days back stating "The supply of unsold homes in Spain will shrink to 563,000 units in 2015, a 40 percent decline from 2010" SPI Report
Not sure either that RR de Acunya are doing their prestige any good by crying "we saw the crisis coming in 2007!" Everyone (almost) saw the crisis coming by then, even the pensioners queuing in the bank run outside Northern Rock. If they shouted about predicting the crisis in 2004/5 they'd gain more credibility…
Personally I can't see prices going up much until rents start to rise – ok this may be happening in 1 or 2 overheating places like Barcelona and central madrid, but rents are still very reasonable in much of the country.
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I can't get the image of her out of my head!!
Franshela Vaz a third standard child- barely an eight year old girl - went missing on Monday 29th June 2015 evening from her society premises just after her school bus dropped her in the evening. Her mother Sarli Vaz had been through a surgery. So those days she wasn't able to collect her daughter from the bus stop. However as there were other four students from the same society who also study in the same school and travel by the same bus, so it was never difficult for the little Franshela to come home once she was dropped at the society gate.
But that ill-fated day, when she didn't come around 6.30 pm, she called up the Bus driver and discovers that she was already dropped. She smelled something foul and immediately started a frantic search around the society followed by a FIR after few hours. As she was from the same school where my son also studies, so all my WhatsAap group was flooded with messages "fake and real" about every update about the incident.
It was really a horrible time going through messages with pounding heart beats expecting a good news that "she got back to her mother's lap".
But did it ever happen….
The police, the school administration, the family members, the crime branch and some other parents did a wild search for her taking every minute detail into account. Prayers and wishes were all through this search like that of crazy rain that flooded Mumbai few days back... Honestly I even checked up my whatsaap message at every single beep of message alert at any point of time even in the mid of the night …expecting something good.
But all our prayers fall short…I guess or the heavy rains cruelly washed them away... The Good God was not so kind that day perhaps...
On Friday, 3rd July, 2015 (aftyer 5 days of her gone missing) her semi decomposed body was discovered followed by the arrest of her maternal Uncle Clerence Fonseca who had actually kidnapped and killed her.
Suddenly the heart felt a serious hollow. Shaken to the core… it was so hard to digest the reality. It was purely a revenge killing. As per the report, Franshela Vaz was very fond of Uncle Clarence Fonseca, who is the husband of her mother's sister. She would often visit his Mira Road residence and spend time with his children. Sarli Vaz and Sophia Fonseca are sisters. The Few months back while The Vazs were at Fonseca's place for a family get-together; there was a fight among children over toys. Soon parents got involved in it. Sarli(Mother of Franshela) had a serious argument and exchange of heated words with Clerence that had "sowed the seed of revenge" in him.
That wretched day, when Frenshela was supposed to enter her wing, Uncle Clerence called her up and said her mother was at their place (Mira Road) and he was there to pick her up.
Little Frenshela was no way aware that the death angel had already entered into his Uncle's body waiting to make her body lifeless. She happily boarded the silver i20 car with brute Uncle at the wheel. After driving for an hour, he chose a lonely place on Gorbandor road (Thane) only to throttle her using polythene bag and then throw her inert body near a nullah. After that while the search operation was going on, he was all there to sympathize her mother.
Anyway, he could not dodge the relentless search operation of Police. Finally he was caught by a CCTV capture in the Airoli Bridge (Little Franshela was sitting in the front seat with Uncle Fonseca at the wheel) and the cell phone location that proved that he was around the society at that time when little Franshela went missing…neurotic day.
I know, it is not a first incident of its kind. But we human have an amazing feeling system. Till our own relatives or surrounding is not subjected to a heartless incident, we don't' feel the seriousness of the reality and pain. I was almost broken. Not me only…in fact it had sent a shock wave in the Navi Mumbai itself.
This incident again raised the question how safe our children are. According to a report, the most dangerous crime faced by children is from their known and own people only. Most of the time, it is the people who are known to the children win their confidence easily making them vulnerable to be subjected to heinous crimes. As a mother, I really wander how to save my child from such known perpetrators and invisible beasts. Amidst the funeral meet and candle March as a disturbed mother I'm really vexed and bothered how to teach my son that other than his mom and dad, none can be trusted in this world!!!
|Franshela With Her Brute Uncle (CCTV capture image)
The CCTV captured image of Franshela (which are also her last picture before Destiny took her) with her Monster Uncle are something still alive in my head. I just can't get that image out of my mind...
Whenever I see a child with an adult, that particular image becomes active and afresh and makes me suspicion. My heart starts pounding thinking…if the child is with the safe person or not. Most of the time they are with their parents, but looking at them I start doubting. Sometime it makes me feel like asking them…is he/she your parent…who knows another Franshela is not with another predator…
Because I just can't get that particular image out of my mind…I guess!!!
Because I just can't get that particular image out of my mind…I guess!!!
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"FERC's failure to listen to the people and account for the true costs of this pipeline—not to mention recognize the lack of need for it—now puts tens of thousands of men, women and children at risk of not only polluted air, but spills and explosions."
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The report states that FERC overstated the pipeline's economic benefits while discounting or ignoring its costs, including the effects of the pipeline on property values; loss of environmental benefits like flood control, clean water and wildlife habitat; economic damages associated with increases in greenhouse gas emissions; and public health costs due to the release of toxins and smog-forming pollutants.
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The report estimates the pipeline's total costs (the initial cost plus the discounted value of all future annual costs) at between $21.3 and $91.6 billion. The one-time costs (ecosystem services lost during construction) are estimated to be $6.2 to $22.7 million, while annual costs for this diminished ecosystem service productivity would total approximately $2.9 to $11.4 million per year. Using a 2.5 percent discount rate, the annual cost associated with the social cost of carbon from the project's greenhouse gas emissions would be $2.3 to $3.5 billion per year.
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27 Early in the morning, all the chief priests and the elders of the people made their plans how to have Jesus executed.b 2 So they bound him, led him away and handed him overc to Pilate the governor.d
3 When Judas, who had betrayed him,e saw that Jesus was condemned, he was seized with remorse and returned the thirty pieces of silverf to the chief priests and the elders. 4 "I have sinned," he said, "for I have betrayed innocent blood."
"What is that to us?" they replied. "That's your responsibility."g
5 So Judas threw the money into the templeh and left. Then he went away and hanged himself.i
6 The chief priests picked up the coins and said, "It is against the law to put this into the treasury, since it is blood money." 7 So they decided to use the money to buy the potter's field as a burial place for foreigners. 8 That is why it has been called the Field of Bloodj to this day. 9 Then what was spoken by Jeremiah the prophet was fulfilled:k "They took the thirty pieces of silver, the price set on him by the people of Israel, 10 and they used them to buy the potter's field, as the Lord commanded me."a l
27:11–26pp—Mk 15:2–15; Lk 23:2,3,18–25; Jn 18:29–19:16
11 Meanwhile Jesus stood before the governor, and the governor asked him, "Are you the king of the Jews?"m
"You have said so," Jesus replied.
12 When he was accused by the chief priests and the elders, he gave no answer.n 13 Then Pilate asked him, "Don't you hear the testimony they are bringing against you?"o 14 But Jesus made no reply,p not even to a single charge—to the great amazement of the governor.
15 Now it was the governor's custom at the festival to release a prisonerq chosen by the crowd. 16 At that time they had a well-known prisoner whose name was Jesusb Barabbas. 17 So when the crowd had gathered, Pilate asked them, "Which one do you want me to release to you: Jesus Barabbas, or Jesus who is called the Messiah?"r 18 For he knew it was out of self-interest that they had handed Jesus over to him.
19 While Pilate was sitting on the judge's seat,s his wife sent him this message: "Don't have anything to do with that innocentt man, for I have suffered a great deal today in a dreamu because of him."
20 But the chief priests and the elders persuaded the crowd to ask for Barabbas and to have Jesus executed.v
21 "Which of the two do you want me to release to you?" asked the governor.
"Barabbas," they answered.
22 "What shall I do, then, with Jesus who is called the Messiah?"w Pilate asked.
They all answered, "Crucify him!"
23 "Why? What crime has he committed?" asked Pilate.
But they shouted all the louder, "Crucify him!"
24 When Pilate saw that he was getting nowhere, but that instead an uproarx was starting, he took water and washed his handsy in front of the crowd. "I am innocent of this man's blood,"z he said. "It is your responsibility!"a
25 All the people answered, "His blood is on us and on our children!"b
26 Then he released Barabbas to them. But he had Jesus flogged,c and handed him over to be crucified.
27 Then the governor's soldiers took Jesus into the Praetoriumd and gathered the whole company of soldiers around him. 28 They stripped him and put a scarlet robe on him,e 29 and then twisted together a crown of thorns and set it on his head. They put a staff in his right hand. Then they knelt in front of him and mocked him. "Hail, king of the Jews!" they said.f 30 They spit on him, and took the staff and struck him on the head again and again.g 31 After they had mocked him, they took off the robe and put his own clothes on him. Then they led him away to crucify him.h
27:33–44pp—Mk 15:22–32; Lk 23:33–43; Jn 19:17–24
32 As they were going out,i they met a man from Cyrene,j named Simon, and they forced him to carry the cross.k 33 They came to a place called Golgotha (which means "the place of the skull").l 34 There they offered Jesus wine to drink, mixed with gall;m but after tasting it, he refused to drink it. 35 When they had crucified him, they divided up his clothes by casting lots.n 36 And sitting down, they kept watcho over him there. 37 Above his head they placed the written charge against him: this is jesus, the king of the jews.
38 Two rebels were crucified with him,p one on his right and one on his left. 39 Those who passed by hurled insults at him, shaking their headsq 40 and saying, "You who are going to destroy the temple and build it in three days,r save yourself!s Come down from the cross, if you are the Son of God!"t 41 In the same way the chief priests, the teachers of the law and the elders mocked him. 42 "He saved others," they said, "but he can't save himself! He's the king of Israel!u Let him come down now from the cross, and we will believev in him. 43 He trusts in God. Let God rescue himw now if he wants him, for he said, 'I am the Son of God.' " 44 In the same way the rebels who were crucified with him also heaped insults on him.
27:45–56pp—Mk 15:33–41; Lk 23:44–49; Jn 19:29–30
45 From noon until three in the afternoon darknessx came over all the land. 46 About three in the afternoon Jesus cried out in a loud voice, "Eli, Eli,c lema sabachthani?" (which means "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?").d y
47 When some of those standing there heard this, they said, "He's calling Elijah."
48 Immediately one of them ran and got a sponge. He filled it with wine vinegar,z put it on a staff, and offered it to Jesus to drink. 49 The rest said, "Now leave him alone. Let's see if Elijah comes to save him."
50 And when Jesus had cried out again in a loud voice, he gave up his spirit.a
51 At that moment the curtain of the templeb was torn in two from top to bottom. The earth shook, the rocks splitc 52 and the tombs broke open. The bodies of many holy people who had died were raised to life. 53 They came out of the tombs after Jesus' resurrection ande went into the holy cityd and appeared to many people.
54 When the centurion and those with him who were guardinge Jesus saw the earthquake and all that had happened, they were terrified, and exclaimed, "Surely he was the Son of God!"f
55 Many women were there, watching from a distance. They had followed Jesus from Galilee to care for his needs.g 56 Among them were Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James and Joseph,f and the mother of Zebedee's sons.h
27:57–61pp—Mk 15:42–47; Lk 23:50–56; Jn 19:38–42
57 As evening approached, there came a rich man from Arimathea, named Joseph, who had himself become a disciple of Jesus. 58 Going to Pilate, he asked for Jesus' body, and Pilate ordered that it be given to him. 59 Joseph took the body, wrapped it in a clean linen cloth, 60 and placed it in his own new tombi that he had cut out of the rock. He rolled a big stone in front of the entrance to the tomb and went away. 61 Mary Magdalene and the other Mary were sitting there opposite the tomb.
62 The next day, the one after Preparation Day, the chief priests and the Pharisees went to Pilate. 63 "Sir," they said, "we remember that while he was still alive that deceiver said, 'After three days I will rise again.'j 64 So give the order for the tomb to be made secure until the third day. Otherwise, his disciples may come and steal the bodyk and tell the people that he has been raised from the dead. This last deception will be worse than the first."
65 "Take a guard,"l Pilate answered. "Go, make the tomb as secure as you know how." 66 So they went and made the tomb secure by putting a sealm on the stonen and posting the guard.o
See Zech. 11:12, 13; Jer. 19:1–13; 32:6–9.
Many manuscripts do not have Jesus; also in verse 17.
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Gale Boyd is an Associate Research Professor in the Social Science Research Institute & Department of Economics. He was the Director of the Triangle Federal Statistical Research Data Center from 2006-2020. Prior to joining Duke University, Gale was an economist at Argonne National Laboratory. His career has been primarily in area of industrial energy/environmental economics.
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Jesus, you are the central theme of all of history, You are the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. Everything was created by You,. You were before all things. You are all of these things and You are my redeemer too! Your shed blood on the cross bought me back from the despair of the wrath of God. Thank you Lord for wooing me to the throne of grace, for saving me, for being my Savior! Don't let me forget how much you suffered so that I might have a relationship with the Father. You are great and glorious! I love you! I am glad that I am Yours forever and ever. I pray these things in the bold name of Jesus, amen
I belong to Jesus …. forever and ever!
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Family And Children Empowerment
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Who We Are
Family And Children Empowerment Solutions, LLC – F.A.C.E.S. in Hephzibah, Georgia provides assistance, guidance, and support throughout the State of Georgia and the entire nation. It was founded on February 1, 2016, by Carolyn Evon Davis Swint.
Our clientele consists of prenatal parents, early childcare families, as well as staff and organizations that work with children aged 0-5 years and 6-8 years during out-of-school hours.
About Our Founder
Carolyn Evon Davis Swint was delivered to Lonzie Davis and Gussie Lee Wells Davis in a small rural town in Avera, Georgia by her grandmother, Cora Wells, who was a midwife. She was raised on a farm owned by her grandparents, Jasper and Varo Davis, and her parents, Lonzie and Gussie Davis.
During Carolyn's early teenage years, her father became a custodian worker at Tenders Grove Elementary School and later a custodian supervisor at Wrens High School. Carolyn's mother, on the other hand, was one of the custodians whom her father supervised.
For Carolyn, growing up was not easy; many of her days were undesirable. She also recognized her weaknesses and even thought that she was not living a good life. However, she came to see her struggles as one of the greatest stepping-stones, largest diamonds, greatest strengths, and deepest core values that she did not recognize at the time. They were the roots and wings that gave her treasures of life.
After many years of traveling with the military with her classmate and husband, Danny Swint, and their two sons, Geralmy and Anthony; living in many places; serving with many children and families; and going to numerous churches of different denominations, she realized that her core values came from people who possessed them and who have passed on.
As a result, Carolyn made it her mission to help other families recognize and appreciate the treasures in their own families who possess them and are still on earth with them. In doing so, they would be able to pass them on from generation to generation.
Let's begin the journey.
- Carolyn Evon Davis Swint


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- This course is for those who want to learn how to program in python.
- It is intended to suit a wide audience, though not for absolute beginners.
- This course is targeted towards people who already have basic in either python or any other programming language.
- This course takes in consideration that you already know what loops, conditions, statements and variables are.
- This course will take you through the following chapters Abstraction I and II, Exceptions in programs, Methods, properties and iterators, Standard Libraries and Python programming with Files.
- This will complete your intermediate training in Python Programming and how data structures are created and implemented in software's.
- If you already know python, but other versions earlier than Python 3.0, then you can start with this course to upgrade yourself with necessary modules.
- Some of the material in this course may be a bit difficult for an inexperienced programmer.
- However, once you start writing and practicing the examples in this course and writing your own codes based on these examples, then it will become quite practical for you to understand these terms.
- If you don't understand some specific terms in the first bit, go through the tutorials again. Practice and Repetition are the keys to learning.
Who is the Target Audience for this Open Source Programming course?
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- This course will clear advanced programming knowledge along with some basic examples
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Battle of the Bluegrass Kicks Off At Charlestown, IN on Saturday
May 9, 2017 (Louisville, KY)
Battle of the Bluegrass Kicks Off At Charlestown, IN on Saturday
The Battle of the Bluegrass Pulling Series, presented by Jeffery Machine kicks off it's 2017… again! After last week's pull at Falmouth, KY rained out, pullers and fans alike are eager to get the 2017 pulling season underway. "When it rains, it pours, and the drivers are eager to get on the track," said BOB Series CEO, Tom McConnell. "We're all ready to kick off another season of hot competition, but Mother Nature's has to cooperate so we can get this show rolling down the track!"
The pull will begin at 7:00pm at Clark Co. Fairgrounds just outside of historic Charlestown, IN and will be the first of two events held here this year.
Featured classes include Light Limited Super Stock Tractors, Pro Street Semis, Outlaw Super Stock Tractors, Pro Street Diesel Trucks (3.0), Street Diesel Trucks.
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Nowadays, it is crucial for organizations to be present both offline and online. The digital world becomes more and more present in our daily life, but do organizations exactly know how to profit from it?
According Global NGO online technology report (2018) and Technology for Good: Innovative use of technologies by charities (2014), most NGOs don't have any strategy of their online presence, and that´s why they lose the potential of their actions.
The quantitative research implemented by Catalan institution La Taula del Tercer Sector about the characteristics of the usage of ICT by Catalan organizations showed that 18 from 21 characteristics were negative: inefficiency, lack of standards, collecting of data without further analysis, lack of ICT competencies, etc.
That's why the Catalan Foundation for NGO's web development iWith.org had the initiative to create the project TURN Online: digital transformation of youth NGOs promoting peace and Human Rights. This project was supported by the Spanish National Agency within the Programme of European Commission Erasmus Plus and will last until April, 2019.
The main aim of TURN ONline is to encourage youth organizations working in the field of peace building and Human Rights to transform their digital activity and to use different forms of online activism to increase the social impact of their actions.
In order to reach this aim, iWith.org works together with its consortium of the partners from Spain, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Greece.
In a broad sense, TURN Online promotes digital transformation in two parallel directions: inner digital management and online activism including social communication. Within the project, the work is focused on four thematic areas: digital management, online communication, education and online activism.
On the one hand, most organizations need to change from within and start to use digital tools for organizational management strategically: tools for internal communication, brainstorming, making decisions, planning and organizing activities.
On the other hand, youth organizations willing to transform digitally first need to strengthen their presence online. They can do so by using strategic social networks and online actions, such as organizing communicational and crowdfunding campaigns, creating petitions and other forms of online activism.
On April 15, TURN Online will lead a three days event in Romania, and by the time the workshop finishes the people and organizations that take part of the project will publish a guide on digital communication for youth NGOS.
TURN Online also provides some useful materials that can help organizations in their way towards digital transformation and good practices of the usage of digital tools in the field of youth organizations.
TURN Online project's biggest claim is Let's TURN Online together!, so if you have a youth organization working on Human Rights and Peace don't hesitate to network with this iWith.org initiative through Facebook and Twitter.


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I. Overview
II. Letter from Steering Committee
III. Process and Methodology
IV. Summary of Recommendations
V. Cross-Sector Recommendations
VI. Focus Areas (Strategies and Goals)
VII. Acknowledgements
Dear Fellow San Diegans,
Over the past 12 months, we had the privilege of working together across civic, business, social, education and government sectors to produce this strategic plan that will serve as a blueprint for San Diego to become an even more inclusive, dynamic and cohesive city and region.
This process illuminated the various needs and assets of San Diego's immigrant and refugee communities. It builds on the incredible commitment by individuals and organizations to welcome and incorporate newcomers, and it is inspired by the struggles, triumphs and aspirations of New Americans.
Just as San Diego bridges Tijuana to integrate the most dynamic cross-border megaregion in North America, just as we progress our forward-thinking climate action plan, and just as our universities and companies push the frontiers of technology and innovation, we believe practicing hospitality and inclusion is the hallmark of what makes San Diego special, creative and adaptive.
Collaborating across organizations and learning together has cemented our conviction that everyone benefits from immigrant integration, and welcoming should be everybody's business. By examining other sub-national plans, policies and outcomes, we look forward to contributing to the worldwide movement of cities that leverage the assets of migrants to enhance inclusive economic growth, smart planning, social cohesion and systems resiliency.
We are grateful for the many ideas, stories and discussions from community members and organizations that anchor this strategic plan. The feedback and community partnerships have resulted in several key areas of policy that our region should consider. The plan addresses the critical systems that can play a deeper and more collaborative role in the incorporation of immigrants and refugees. While there are differences between the groups and organizations that have worked on this initiative, and there remain points of debate in the margins of this document, this strategic plan presents a good faith effort to build consensus and civility around a conversation too often politicized and divisive in our country.
We believe the population of immigrants (one in four San Diegans) must be an integral part of policymaking in multiple areas. Accordingly, we call on our local leaders: mayors, city councilmembers, county supervisors and other elected and administrative leaders to implement the plan and institutionalize the work of immigrant integration in local government. Moreover, we encourage more immigrant leaders to demand a seat and lean in at decision-making tables.
We encourage philanthropists, businesspeople and researchers to identify best practices, evidence-based approaches and financing models to sustain and strengthen the immigrant-serving network, to foster entrepreneurship and to grow immigrant-led enterprises.
We invite guardians of systems such as schools, places of worship, human services, cultural institutions and law enforcement to deepen their inclusivity and cultural responsiveness.
Last but not least, we are excited for newcomer and receiving communities. We are proud that San Diego is a gateway for dreamers, builders and freedom-seekers. We celebrate the diversity in our neighborhoods, classrooms and workplaces. We are optimistic that San Diegans will continue to embrace the ideas, talents and cultures that newcomers bring to make this a world-class city for all.
Whether you just made San Diego your adopted home, or your family has established roots here for generations, our collective future in this sunny corner of the Earth will depend on all of us to listen and understand one another, to appreciate one another's cultures and to work toward the flourishing of our region.
Mary Abad
San Diego International Affairs Board
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County of San Diego
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San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce
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Business for Good
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San Diego Unified School District
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RISE San Diego
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City of San Diego
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San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation
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County of San Diego
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City of San Diego
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Stephen Groce
San Diego Human Relations Commission
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New Americans Museum
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It seems like the Redskins came out of nowhere.
In a division mired in the mud, Washington has put itself in the drivers' seat in the NFC East.
After a 35-25 win over Buffalo Sunday, they can clinch the division with a win Saturday, Dec 26 (at 8 p.m. on NFL Network)against the Eagles.
Even if Philly prevails in their Week 15 game against the Cardinals, the Skins can punch their ticket into the playoffs with an eighth win. If the Eagles prevail a number of other scenarios can take place.
In Sunday's action, Kirk Cousins (22-for-28, 319, 4 TD) threw four touchdowns, two to Jordan Reed, and ran for another as Washington survived a comeback attempt by the Bills. DeSean Jackson had a 77-yard touchdown catch on his way to 153 yards and a touchdown in his first 100-yard effort of 2015.
With Washington leading 28-3 in the third quarter, the Bills got back in the game on a 60-yard Mike Gillislee touchdown run and 48-yard Sammy Watkins score, his first of two on the day. Tyrod Taylor (16-for-27, 235, 2 TD) had 79 rushing yards for the Bills, who have lost four of their last five games.
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The Giants on the otherhand, will need a lot of help to have any chance at the NFC East, with the Vikings and Eagles left on the schedule after their loss to the unbeaten Panthers Sunday.
In a game that looked done and dusted at the start of the fourth quarter, the Panthers faced the stiffest test to their undefeated season yet and held on for a 38-35 win.
Cam Newton (25-for-45, 340, 5 TD, 100 yards rushing) threw five touchdowns for the third time in his last five games while the Panthers built a 35-7 lead.
Heated competition between Josh Norman and Odell Beckham Jr. boiled over in the third quarter when Beckham landed a late helmet-to-helmet hit on Norman and the two combined for three personal fouls over two plays.
Beckham remained in the game, and caught the tying touchdown pass one play after an Eli Manning fumble was overturned. Rashad Jennings, who had his best game of the season with 107 yards, scored on a 38-yard touchdown run as the Giants scored 28 straight points.
In the final 1:46 the Panthers took the ball 49 yards to set up a 43-yard Graham Gano field goal. Gano, who had missed earlier on the day, was true, and the Panthers remained undefeated, 38-35.


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Exhibits against Ex-Plateau Gov, Jang reveal N2.6bn fraud
More documents presented by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have been admitted by Justice Daniel Longji of a Plateau State High Court, sitting in Jos, in the ongoing trial of a former governor of the state, Jonah Jang.
Jang is being prosecuted alongside Yusuf Gyang Pam for an alleged N6.2 billion fraud perpetrated during his tenure.
At the last sitting on June 27, 2019 prosecuting counsel, Rotimi Jacobs, SAN, during the examination-in-chief of the tenth prosecution witness, PW10, Gomwalk Kechime, had sought to tender four letters from FCMB, Jos where the witness worked as a Branch Manager.
But counsel for Jang, Mike Ozekhome, SAN, raised objections to their admissibility, relying on Sections 89, 90 and 258 of the Evidence Act.
Jacobs had however, countered his argument, stressing that the documents passed the test of Section 84 of the Evidence Act. He further cited the case of Sylva v. Dickson, Olley v. Tunji, Daudu v. FRN amongst in support of his argument.
At the resumed sitting on July 10, 2019, Justice Longji, while delivering ruling, held that "the statements of account pass the admissibility test under Section 84 of the Evidence Act", and so admitted them, accordingly.
The trial judge, however, ruled that the letters of loan sought to be tendered by the prosecution were photocopies, noting that only the originals can be admitted by the court.
Consequently, the Court admitted the account opening package and statement of account, while leaving out the loan facility letters.
Longji, thereafter, adjourned the case to July 23 and 24, 2019 for continuation of trial.
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Teenager receives 17 years for murder
Sep 28, 2011
The Samtse district court has sentenced a 17-year-old boy to 17 years in prison for murdering his grandmother. The incident took place in January in Tading.
The case was reported to the Gomtu police two days after the incident by the boy's mother.
Initially sentenced to 15 years, the boy was given an additional two years as he could not pay the compensation of close to Nu. 400,000. The accused managed to pay only Nu. 300,000.
The boy is from Taba village of Tading Geog in Samtse.


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Is this the end of the road for ElementAll?
Posted on September 13 2016
This week I've discovered that it is not possible for me to continue making ElementAll clothing from New Zealand merino unless I order a minimum of 200 metres of fabric in a single colour, which will cost approximately $7000. To put that in perspective, at the moment I'm ordering in increments of a metre (in different colours) at approximately $38. This change makes continuing ElementAll with the current model and values impossible and brings to me to a crossroads.
The way ElementAll currently works is that a customer preorders a tunic or cardigan in their size and choice of colour (there are seventeen colours to choose from). I order the fabric from Auckland, it is shipped directly to Jan and Marilyn who make the clothing (in Wellington) and I pick it up from them.
Sustainability has been at the heart of ElementAll since its inception and keeping the supply chain as local as possible is a core value. To say that the apparel supply chain is complex is something of an understatement. It is not uncommon for a single piece of clothing to bounce through several countries as it moves through different stages of production (here's an example of what's involved in making a pair of jeans). So a key challenge for me, and with some frequency a highly frustrating one, has been ensuring that as many steps as possible in my supply chain are local.
I choose to work with merino for three primary reasons 1) we produce it in New Zealand 2) functionality i.e. it is a beautiful, durable fabric that wears well in cold and hot climates and 3) it requires washing less often which is important as laundering post-purchase is one of the highest sustainability costs of a piece of clothing.
In 2008 as I was looking for superfine merino to use for prototype development, both Designer Textiles in Auckland and Levana just north of Wellington were recommended as manufacturers. I chose Levana because they were within easy driving distance and I could order much smaller amounts of fabric through their stock service i.e. by the metre not by a roll of 80+ metres. By the time I made the decision to take ElementAll to market some years later, Levana been bought out by an Australian company and consequently even though the fabric was still knitted in Levin, to my disappointment they could no longer tell me whether the fibre in the their stock service was from New Zealand or Australia. However I chose to stay with Levana, as the minimum order remained financially viable, compared to Designer Textiles where the fibre was of New Zealand origin but minimum wasn't viable without me radically changing my product.
Earlier this year, Levana chose to significantly restrict their stock service range of colours which meant I needed to look elsewhere. To my delight I discovered that I could buy Designer Textiles fabric, made from New Zealand fibre, by the metre through The Fabric Store. The cost was significantly higher than Levana but as my business model relies on customers preordering direct from me, and I operate with a reasonable margin, this wasn't too much of an issue. The additional cost was worth it to know that the fabric was made from New Zealand fibre.
But this was not to last. I have just discovered from Designer Textiles that the fabric I had previously understood to be made from New Zealand fibre may not be. The Fabric Store is currently investigating, but even if they confirm that their current stock is made from New Zealand fibre, it won't continue to be, as Designer Textiles have relocated all their manufacturing to Vietnam. From that point Levana is the only source of merino fabric made from New Zealand wool.
The essence of ElementAll's design concept is capsule wardrobe, a small number of pieces, that customers can order in a wide range of beautiful colours. ElementAll is also not intended to be my single stream of revenue. Adam (my husband) and I are determined to create a sustainable, resilient and enjoyable life with a number of small revenue streams. I have no desire to grow ElementAll into an empire. I do not want to grow it big and fast, making products for as little as possible and selling them to customers for as much as possible. My intention has always been to manufacture clothing as locally as I can from resources which are as local as possible. I need to earn a reasonable profit but it's equally important that the prices are accessible to the women I love seeing wear my clothing.
So these are my choices:
- Gracefully admit defeat, stick to my values and wind up ElementAll acknowledging that economies of scale aren't the friends of boutique business.
- Change one of the core values of ElementAll and continue to buy fabric from The Fabric Store by the metre. Making it clear to my customers that the fabric is now made in Vietnam and I can no longer guarantee it is New Zealand fibre.
- Explore the possibility of buying 200 metres of New Zealand greige (the technical term for knitted, undyed wool) from Levana, and work with a bespoke dye house to dye the fabric or garments. I don't know, yet, if this is possible. It may be that if I do it this way, I can also source organic New Zealand wool (like hens teeth). I don't yet know what this third option - if possible - will mean in terms of colours.
How am I feeling about this? In all honesty, a mixture of frustrated, curious and worn down. The latter because over and over again since the beginning of ElementAll I've been told that yet another part of the supply chain has been outsourced overseas and to engage with it requires operating at scale beyond my means and desire. Just this past week an agent for one of the merino knitting companies told me that many people continue to struggle with economies of scale.
Is this the end of the road for ElementAll or just a crossroads? We shall see, perhaps I'll make an unexpected sharp turn, make this a crowd-funding campaign and run it as a project. Flip the bird at big industry and figure out if there is a way for a small boutique business to keep making local clothing. If I can find a way than perhaps I can document the process and so other people can do this too…
Watch this space.


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The Continental Lions Club has announced their annual Halloween festivities in Continental. Trick-or-treat will be on Thursday, October 31 from 5:00-6:30pm. Turn your porch lights on if you are participating. The Lions Club costume judging with entertainment by the Continental High School Band will be in the high school gymnasium at 7:00pm. Per the school calendar, there is no school on Friday, November 1 – Professional Development!
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On Saturday, December 1, the Ferrum College community bid farewell to the coach who started the institution's first competitive football program.
Samuel "Sam" Webb, hailing from Bluefield, VA, was born on February 12, 1926. He graduated from Concord College in 1951 and arrived at Ferrum College in 1955 as the head coach of the intramural six-man football team. Webb began the competitive football program by making recruiting calls from then-Ferrum College President Ralph Arthur's office. The College also received generous donations of football equipment from University of Richmond; Virginia Tech; Virginia Military Institute; and Washington and Lee University; and Panther football was born.
During his time at Ferrum College, Webb also served as head basketball coach, head baseball coach, and athletic director. Health concerns forced him to resign after the spring of 1957 and he began a career in masonry and sales at Riverton Corporation in Salem, VA. Tom Berry, a 1957 Ferrum College alumnus, described Webb as "a mentor, friend and father figure to us all. He wore so many hats: football coach, basketball coach, baseball coach and athletic director. I don't know how he did it all. It's hard to describe the impact he's had on my life. He was such a good person."
Gary Holden, Ferrum College's sports information director, along with President David Johns, visited Webb in Salem two days before he passed. "I got to know Sam fairly well a couple of years back when I was writing a book," remarked Holden. "He was so humble and cared about others. I was able to talk with him privately a couple minutes before we left. I needed to say some things to him and I'm glad I did."
Webb is survived by his son, Charlton Webb of Knoxville, TN, and his daughter and son-in-law, Whitney Webb Maddox and Rob Maddox, of Vinton, VA.
Read more about Coach Webb on Ferrum College's athletics page here: https://www.ferrumpanthers.com/general/2018-19/releases/20181201gi3cb2 and at The Roanoke Times here: https://www.roanoke.com/sports/colleges/founding-father-of-ferrum-football-passes-away/article_a367d610-5fc4-5ad6-b4f6-19d104d89eee.html.