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Many women lose all hope of getting their ex back when they learn their boyfriend has taken up with a new girlfriend. Then one night, you go out to dinner or drinks with your friend and his ex-girlfriend who is now your girl. There is no history of your ex being unfaithful to you or with any of his other girlfriends of the past. My Ex is Dating My Friend!
She got back to Enugu but never told me. In fact, it was so good, you both ended up together in bed shortly after the breakup. The holidays passed uneasily and I knew she was not right for me, dating at but it was hard to let her sink back into the same situation I found her in a year before.
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- If she goes off on you, at least you can say you handled it the best way you could have.
Certain relationship situations can evolve to a place where working to get him back could be a big mistake, maybe bigger than getting involved with him in the first place. She is still in his house and sharing a bed with him. Your ex, who use to still text you even after the break up, dating 101 for guys has gone silent and is not responsive to your texts.
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After those feelings came anger. If the relationship that you are having with her is not as good as the one they had, or if he behaves in a more attractive way than you i. She talk with him everyday and trying to move him I ne from drugs but not telling him truth as she is in relationship. It ruined me for years, but I eventually picked myself off the floor and transformed myself into the man I am today.
Basically, just ramp up your social life so you can focus on the most important thing, yourself. This particular piece of advice probably should have gone higher on this page. Forgiveness is a wonderful thing. It is courtesy to talk and find out what their thoughts are.
- He even got himself in some legal trouble.
- She will still be upset, but at least you're thinking of your friend's feelings.
- We both had problems towards the end of the relationship and I developed severe anxiety.
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And that went on until September last year. They had a good open friendship, meanwhile he felt closer and trapped in our relationship. If he thinks about suicide, then he needs professional help.
Her the honeymoon glow, katie, its not? Let me make it clear so you are no longer confused. We thought about it together. That is what many girls think when a breakup occurs.
They will support you more than you could have possibly imagined. He kept on saying to have call him when she can and if she is okay. If she hides her phone and being secretive, she might still have strong feelings for her ex. But do not force or even suggest that she stay with you and the baby.


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The department and its staff owe a duty of care to students to take reasonable care to protect them against risks of not insignificant injury which are reasonably foreseeable. This duty extends to taking reasonable care to prevent a student from injuring him or herself, injuring others or damaging property. In order to meet this duty, school staff may be required to consider the need to physically restrain students.
The use of physical restraint
Any decision taken by staff to physically restrain a student should be exercised only in those circumstances where there is a real and immediate threat of injury to a person or serious damage to property and there is no other practical way of preventing the likely injury or damage.
Staff must not jeopardise their own safety in such situations. Staff should only physically intervene if they are confident they can do so without being injured. In this context, it is important that staff seek out and implement any relevant departmental school guidelines, strategy or advice for managing student behaviour.
Levels of physical restraint
Any physical restraint of a student should be only that which is reasonably necessary for the circumstances to prevent the feared injury or serious damage. What is reasonable physical restraint will vary from case to case depending on issues such as the age, size and strength of the student and staff member, what the student is actually doing that gives rise to the fear and where the behaviour is occurring. It is stressed that staff must not use physical restraint if this places them at risk of injury.
When may physical restraint be used?
The following circumstance may warrant more careful consideration of the need to use physical restraint or otherwise intervene.
Behaviour that threatens the safety of other persons
The department's duty of care towards its students means that staff have an obligation to take positive action in situations where students' behaviour threatens the safety of other persons. The level of intervention will range from verbally directing the students to stop through to physical restraint of one or more of the students involved. The department's obligations may not be met if staff wait until the behaviour subsides before taking action. The action that staff may be able to take however will be dependent on the nature of the particular incident. Physical restraint should only be used if other measures have not or will not prove effective in the circumstances. If physical restraint is considered necessary, it must be reasonable in the circumstances and staff must not put themselves at risk of injury.
Behaviour that may lead to self-harm or injury
As in 1, the department's duty of care towards its students means that staff have an obligation to act in situations where a student's actions may cause the student harm or injury. It may be the case that a student's actions occur as a result of both voluntary and involuntary behaviour. The same obligations and considerations as outlined in 1 apply to situations of student self-harm or injury.
Physical altercations between students
As in 1 and 2, the department's duty of care towards its students means that staff have an obligation to take positive action in situations where students become involved in physical altercations with each other. The department's obligations will not be met if staff wait until the altercation concludes before taking action. The same obligations and considerations as outlined in 1 and 2 apply to situations where physical altercations between students occur.
Students leaving departmental premises without authorisation
Students will sometimes leave or attempt to leave departmental premises without authorisation and in circumstances where their safety may be at risk. Students may leave premises in a heightened state of anxiety such that their ability to recognise dangers is impaired. In such cases, physical restraint of the student to prevent they're leaving the premises may be justified. Any restraint used must be reasonable and staff must not put themselves at risk of injury.
If a student has left the premises without permission in situations where concerns are held for the student's safety, the degree of intervention by staff in attempting to return the student to the premises is a matter for judgment based on the specific circumstances. The action that may be taken can range from verbally requesting the student to return through to a pursuit and physical restraint. Should it not be possible to return the student to the premises, parents/carers should be contacted and if necessary, police notified.
Can allegations arise if staff physically restrain students?
In rare cases yes. While the physical restraint of students may be necessary to ensure the department's duty of care is exercised, the restraint of students without their consent may constitute an assault. In extremely rare cases criminal or civil action is taken against a member of staff who has restrained a student. So long as the restraint employed has been reasonable, one or more of the following defences will be available to staff depending on the circumstances:
- self-defence - this arises whenever there is a reasonable apprehension of physical aggression. It is not necessary to be actually struck before being allowed to defend yourself
- defence of others - there is a clearly defined legal right to take action to defend others from threatened or actual violence
- defence of property - every person has the right to protect his or her property from damage. This right is founded on the possession or control of the property rather than full ownership. The right extends to protecting departmental property from damage
- lawful chastisement - this defence is available to parents as well as teachers and other departmental staff into whose care and control students are placed. To be considered lawful chastisement, the action needs to be warranted having regard to the circumstances and be exercised in a reasonable manner.
The department has clear guidelines on discipline procedures, the use of corporal punishment and physical contact with students. The fact that a member of staff may have exceeded those guidelines does not mean these defences cannot be relied upon. Staff should be careful to use only that level of restraint that is reasonable in the circumstances to prevent the feared injury or damage. departmental disciplinary action may follow where the clearly unreasonable use of restraint has occurred.
What if a staff member is sued?
Should a member of staff be subject to criminal assault proceedings by the police or by private prosecution, he or she may apply to the department for Crown representation. It should be noted that such criminal proceedings are extremely rare. Given the defences available to staff, the probability of a staff member who has acted professionally and reasonably being convicted is virtually nil.
In the even more unlikely event that civil proceedings are commenced against a member of staff, he or she may similarly apply to the department for Crown representation. If granted, staff will be indemnified for any verdict against the staff member and any legal costs incurred as a result of the proceedings. It should be noted that there is no record of any proceedings of this nature ever being taken against a staff member.
It is important to remember
- Physical restraint of students should only be exercised as an absolute last resort.
- Physical restraint should only occur where there is an immediate risk of injury to persons, including the student, or an immediate risk of serious damage to property.
- Physical restraint should only be what is reasonably necessary having regard to the specific circumstances.
- Physical restraint must not be used if there is a risk of injury to staff.


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2018-to date: Professor, University of York
2011-2018: Senior Lecturer
2004-2011: Lecturer, University of York
2004: ESRC post-doctoral research fellow (£25K) University of Southampton, Implicit learning of French grammar
2000-2004: ESRC funded PhD student, University of Southampton, Foreign language grammar teaching in secondary schools
2001-2002: Part time research assistant on ESRC "Linguistic Progression" project, University of Southampton
2000-2001: Part time research assistant on DfES "Action Research language teaching" projects, University of Southampton
1995-2000: Foreign language teacher (French, Spanish and English). Including: Head of Spanish, 11-18 school, Derby, Special Needs co-coordinator, Head of post 16 French; English teacher, Universidad Catolica, Santiago, Chile.
1998-1999: Masters in Applied Linguistics with ESRC funded studentship, University of Southampton
1994-1995: PGCE, French, Spanish & TESOL, Secondary Education, University of Manchester.
1990-1994: BA Joint Honours in French and Hispanic Studies, University of Nottingham
I am interested in most aspects of second language teaching and learning, particularly three inter-connected areas: the learning and teaching of morphosyntax; how learners process the input; and the nature and roles of different types of knowledge.
I also work on several projects related to methods, design and 'open science' in research into second language learning and teaching.
I seek to engage with teachers, teacher educators and policy-makers to increase their awareness of and involvement in research, and to increase the relevance of my work to classroom teaching.
Project: National Centre for Excellence for Language Pedagogy (NCELP): Understanding, improving and promoting language learning. (Collaborators: Rachel Hawkes (Co-Director), Suzanne Graham, Rowena Kasprowicz, Rene Koglebauer, David Shanks, Robert Woore). NCELP is working in partnership with university researchers, teacher educators and 18 Specialist Teachers in nine Leading Schools across the country acting as Hubs to a network of 45 schools. The initiative aims to improve language pedagogy and curriculum design, by promoting research-informed teaching practices and sharing of resources and good practice. The Centre aims to help more young people learn foreign languages. Funded by a £2.17 million grant from the Department for Education, plus grants from the ESRC IAA, HEIF, and the University of York.
Project: IRIS: The Repository of Materials and Data for Research into Second Languages. (Collaborators: Luke Plonsky, Laura Collins, Sophie Thompson, Geoff LaFlair, Alison Mackey, with networks of researchers, journal editors & professional associations). In 2012, we established a repository for materials and data used for research on language learning and teaching: IRIS. This free, searchable resource now holds over 4,200 materials used to collect data for peer reviewed publications. It facilitates collaboration and replication, enhances the transparency and scrutiny of research instruments and stimuli, and helps research methods training. Initially funded by the ESRC, IRIS is now a long term British Academy Research Project.
Related to IRIS, we are carrying out several investigations into the extent and nature of open science practices in the field of applied linguistics, and the benefits and challenges of materials transparency. For example, two methodological syntheses, on self-paced reading tests and acceptability judgement tests, documented their design, use, and transparency and how these can affect the findings.
Project: OASIS: Open Accessible Summaries in Language Studies (Collaborators: Inge Alferink, Sible Andringa, Laura Collins, Carrie Jackson, Rowena Kasprowicz, Luke Plonsky, among other academics, professional associations and journal editors). The OASIS initiative has established a systematic and sustainable culture of providing open, accessible summaries of research in the language sciences and language education. The aim is to address some of the long-attested challenges of communicating research beyond academia. Editors of key journals now routinely solicit summaries from their authors, using the guidelines we developed. We work with professional associations and language educators to generate engagement with the summaries. OASIS now holds almost 300 one-page non-technical summaries, searchable at https://oasis-database.org. Funded by The British Academy and an Economic and Social Research Council IAA. To participate, please contact email@example.com.
Project: Estimating the magnitude of sensitivity of morphosyntax and the influence of the first language: A meta-analysis of L2 self-paced reading. (Collaborator: Nick Avery). Drawing on data from self-paced reading tests across 57 studies (N = 3,052), we found a reliable sensitivity to L2 morphosyntax at advanced proficiencies (d = 0.20, 95% CIs 0.15, 0.25), with some evidence this was reliably different to native speakers. These patterns were not generally moderated by linguistic feature or sentence region. However, effects for anomaly detection differed between native speakers and L2 learners and the effects among L2 learners appeared to show a trend towards L1 influence. Finding smaller effects than in other subdomains, we provide an initial framework of reference for L2 reading time effect sizes.
Project: Learning French grammar through a digital game (Collaborators: Rowena Kasprowicz, Andy Wood, Nick Sephton, Peter Cowling). We are creating a 'serious digital game' for school children aged 9-13 learning French. The aim is to help grammar learning by incorporating task-essential form-function mapping within a motivational game-based environment. An additional aim is to evaluate the potential of such games for large-scale, remote, data collection. We evaluated a subset of games among 113 young classroom learners using battery of outcome measures and examining accuracy and speed of responses during training. We found little difference in learning patterns under different distributions of practice (30 minutes x 2 per week versus 60 minutes x 1 per week). Analytic ability predicted outcomes. This work forms part of the activities of the Digital Creativity Hub, funded by £4 million from the EPSRC.
Project: To what extent can instruction about the grammar of the first language help the learning of a foreign language? (Lead: Kevin McManus). We investigated whether learning L2 grammar features that are expressed differently in the L1 (tense and aspect marking in French for English L1 speakers) benefitted from explicit instruction about, and practice in, the L1. We found evidence that providing explicit information about the L1 helped L2 online processing in terms of faster and more accurate reactions during sentence interpretation compared to just L2 and L1 practice alone. We also found evidence it helped L2 oral production and yielded signatures of 'automatisation' as learners undertook the training. Funded by a British Academy Post-Doctoral Fellowship to Kevin McManus.
Project: Replication in the second language research. A Synthesis of Replication Effort and a Pre-Registered Multi-Site Replication (Collaborators: Kara Morgan-Short, Sophie Thompson, Jeanne Heil, David Abugaber, and multi-site collaborators). First, we conducted a systematic review of replication research published in L2 journal articles to date and found 67 self-labeled L2 replication studies, estimating a mean rate of 1 published replication study for every 400 articles. Overlap in authorship between initial and replication studies and the availability of the initial materials both increased the likelihood of a replication supporting the initial findings. Our sample contained no direct (exact) replication attempts, and changes made to initial studies were numerous and wide ranging. To improve the amount and quality of L2 replication research, we propose 16 recommendations relating to rationale, nomenclature, design, infrastructure, and incentivization for collaboration and publication.
Second, we evaluated the feasibility and usefulness of pre-registered multi-site replication, using the Open Science Framework as the project infrastructure. The studies were conceptual and exact replications, across seven sites, of previous studies investigating the effects on L2 Spanish listening and reading comprehension of noticing particular forms (grammatical and lexical items). We generally replicated the previous findings that attending to lexical items (sol) and grammatical forms (la and -n) did not really affect comprehension, though we found some site-specific evidence that spotting the verb inflection -n did challenge comprehension. Funded by a Language Learning Small Grant.
An outcome of both these projects was the introduction of the article type 'Registered Reports' at Language Learning.
Project: Explicit instruction to help improve the speed and accuracy of processing morphosyntax. (Collaborators: Heather Marsden, Sophie Thompson, Xiaoran Niu, Carrie Jackson, Holger Hopp, Vivienne Rogers). We are exploring the extent to which explicit information and intentional practice can alter how learners process grammar in the input. We are currently investigating whether abstract and discourse constrained syntax (e.g. inversion and non-inversion in wh-clauses; SO case marking in L2 German; relative clauses; passive) can be affected by explicit information about the distribution of features in the input, and by training learners' expectations and co-indexation routines. We use both online measures (e.g. self-paced reading, eye-tracking), providing a window into millisecond reaction times, and also offline measures that have greater ecological validity (e.g. interpretation and oral production). Funded by an ESRC PhD studentship to Thompson and a University of York Priming Fund.
Project: Creating and analysing an oral corpus of L2 English (Collaborators: Phillipa Bell, Laura Collins). To document linguistic development across five years of schooling, we administered a series of oral production tasks to elicit a wide range of morpho-syntactic features. We will examine the development of inflectional verb morphology, the syntax of negation, adjectivals, and interrogatives, as well as discourse features. The corpus will be morphosyntactically tagged, using bespoke 'error' codes, using CHAT. Funded by the SSHRC.
Xiaoran Niu "Instruction for online role assignment: Teaching co-indexation in English relative clauses" (2017- )
Sophie Thompson "Can we teach the online processing of morphosyntax? Teaching morphosyntactic sensitivity to help anticipate passive/active voice" (2016- )
Emily Oxley "Word learning amongst primary school pupils with English as an Additional Language" (2015- ) (co-supervisor, with Anna Weighall, University of Leeds, on the ESRC White Rose DTC Network).
Eman Alshammari "Language teachers' perceptions of error correction: Why do they correct in the way that they do?" (2013- )
Abigail Parrish "How do schools choose which foreign languages to teach? Does freedom of choice lead to a wider choice?" (2015-17)
Elizabeth Bailey "The potential of using pupils with English as an Additional Language as linguistic resources in the primary classroom" (2014-17)
David O'Reilly "Measuring metaphoric competence: Development and validation of a test battery" (2013-17)
Rowena Kasprowicz (née Hanan) "Explicit knowledge about language amongst primary school children: Is it useful for foreign language learning, and can it be trained?" 2011-15
Alaidde Berenice Villanueva Aguillera "Reading strategies in L1 and L2 learning in Mexico" 2009-13
Haifaa Faqueih "The effects of error correction during oral production on learning English modals amongst Saudi learners" 2008-2012
Hsin-Ying Chen "What are the components of Processing Instruction and what are their roles?" 2005-2009
Laura Taylor "The progression of first-time ESL teachers in a South Korean private preschool." 2012-2013
Liviana Ferrari "A longitudinal study of motivation amongst adult foreign language learners" 2005-2006, part time, completed 2014.
Marsden, E. (2016) Explicit knowledge and practice for learning abstract syntax in a low-exposure context. Knowledge and Usage in Second Language. 29th June - July 1st, Université de Nantes, France.
Marsden, E., Morgan-Short, K., Heille, J., Oliver, C. (2016) The potential, pitfalls and process of multi-site replication: The case of investigating attention to form during comprehension in Spanish L2. Lexical Studies Research Network Conference. Cardiff University, 9-11 March.
Marsden, E. (2016) Applying the implicit/explicit debate to instructed sentence processing. End of project conference for the AHRC Network for the Inter-disciplinary Study of Language Learning: 'The implicit/explicit nature of knowledge during SLA'. 22 January, University of York.
Marsden, E. (2014) Language Learning Roundtable at the European Second Language Association's Annual Conference. 3rd September, University of York.
Marsden, E. (2014) Getting meaning and function from morphosyntax in the input: Some of the problems, which classroom activities help, and what's learnt? Cognitive Approaches to Instructed Second Language Acquisition 24 April, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium.
Marsden, E. (2014) Classroom language learning research. In honour of the work of Professor Rosamond Mitchell, June 18th, University of Southampton.
Marsden, E. & Mackey, A. (2012) Introducing IRIS. The British Association of Applied Linguistics Language Learning and Teaching Special Interest Group, University of Oxford, 4-5 July.
Marsden, E. (2011) Invited Discussant at "Younger = better? Comparing 5, 7 and 11 year olds learning French in the classroom", 14-15 July, 2011. Conference for ESRC funded project RES-062-23-1545. Attended by national and international researchers and teachers.
Marsden, E. (2016) Knowledge and progression in grammar and vocabulary in primary school aged pupils. 18-19 March. Establishing a research network in primary foreign languages in England. University of Essex
Marsden, E., Kasprowicz, R., Parrish, A. (2016) Practitioner engagement with research: Perceptions, problems and priorities. University of Leeds.
Marsden, E. (2016) Explicit knowledge and practice for learning abstract syntax in a low-exposure context. Institute of Education, University College London. 7 June.
Marsden, E., Kasprowicz, R. (2016) Making grammar matter in the input. CPD to teachers, school mentors and teacher educators. School of Education, University of Portsmouth 11th May.
Marsden, E., Kasprowicz, R., Parrish, A. (2016) Practitioner engagement with research: Perceptions, problems and priorities. The Westminster Professional Language Centre, University of Westminster, 28th January.
Marsden, E. (2015) Using IRIS to do action research. Invited Webinar leader for the SEETA International Project on Teacher Research. 17 November 2015.
Marsden, E. (2015) Teaching grammar through the input. Teacher Educator and Trainers (ITET) annual conference. Association for Language Learning. St Mary's University. Twickenham 8th July 2015. Attended by 50 teacher trainers.
Marsden, E. & Hanan R. (2015) Using input to teach grammar. Teacher CPD. Harrogate Grammar School. 3rd June 2015.
Marsden, E. & Hanan R. (2015) Map the Meaning. Making grammar matter for progression KS2-4. The Association for Language Learning, South Yorkshire Branch, Feb 26th, 2015.
Marsden, E. & Hanan R. (2015) Map the meaning: Form-function mapping for making grammar matter. CPD workshop for teachers and teacher educators. University of York. 10 February.
Marsden, E. (2014) Classroom based SLA research. The Inaugural Meeting of the White Rose Network for Inter-disciplinary study of Language Learning. 13 February, University of Sheffield.
Marsden, E. & Hanan, R. (2014) Making grammar matter in the input: The 'Processing Instruction' approach. Annual Conference Network for Languages London. 28th June. University of Westminster.
Marsden, E. (2014) Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching: 4th Annual Conference of UK Higher Education teachers of MFLs, May 16th, University of Leeds.
Marsden, E. (2013). IRIS: A new online resource for doing research into second language learning and teaching. The 8th Annual E-learning Symposium, Language, Linguistics and Area Studies, University of Southampton, UK.
Marsden, E. (2013). IRIS: A resource for teacher researchers. Language World 2013, Nottingham Conference Centre, UK.
Marsden, E. (2012). Introducing IRIS: A resource for teacher research. ALL Special Interest Group for Initial Teacher Education and Training, Teaching Agency, Manchester, UK.
Marsden, E. (2003) Teaching grammar from the input: Making grammar matter. Workshop for teachers in Hampshire County Council.


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But its not all sitting back and looking at photographs. We need people on the ground, spreading the message of THE WILD GEESE® – to both the consumer and bar owners. Shann Dornhecker offers a behind the scenes glance at the life of a brand ambassador.
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Being an LA native there is a natural rivalry between my hometown and San Francisco..and due to TSA pat downs, it seemed that I would never make it up there, unless I finally made an effort, however, becoming the Brand Ambassador for THE WILD GEESE® Irish Soldiers & Heroes presented me with a lovely opportunity to go.
My first day was your typical pre-show stuff – meeting our booth model Nourit Raphael, a San Francisco beauty, native born and bred, meetings with distributors, reviews of local magazines, a quick change and then off to a special pouring at Swig located on Geary St. This was a great opportunity to meet with the reps of other brands as well as some of the VIP attendees. This also provided me with the opportunity to get to know Douglas Smith, the President of Whiskies of the World and his lovely wife Lana, who were the consummate host and hostess. It's amazing what they have built out of an idea to have a party to enjoy some great whiskies. The event was great fun and ended early enough that I could indulge in my favorite past time before turning in to get ready for the show–a cigar and a good whiskey.
Using my trusty my iPhone, it only took me 2 hours to do a 15 minute walk to find the Occidental Cigar Bar. I shall remember next time to turn on the compass when following the Google map – I learned that the streets of San Francisco are laid out at intersecting angles, and while you may walk a straight line, that straight line crossing at a light will put you on a completely different street – it really was a 15 minute walk, only I kept getting lost. Though in my meandering, I did manage to see a parade of bicyclists on Market Street including a naked man wearing nothing more than a stocking cap on his head–which caused me to wonder…is there such thing as too much self esteem?
I finally arrived at the Occidental Cigar Bar and found it to be a wonderful little refuge of the best kind of vices – cigars, whiskey, wine, a great jukebox and the only bar in San Francisco that you can still have a smoke and a drink. I met the owner/bartender – Lance, an incredibly knowledgeable gentleman who knows his whiskies, and if you tell him what you're smoking, he can pour you something fantastic that matches your smoke perfectly. Getting to know Lance after he poured me something lovely (as he regretfully did not have THE WILD GEESE® in stock – something that was quickly remedied after he tried us at the show), he mentioned that he was building an Irish Whiskey Collection.
Chaney (former LA native and) Manager/Head Bartende of Cigar Bar & Grill in San Francisco, showing off his new UNTAMED tattoo – look for THE WILD GEESE® Irish Soldiers & Heroes Classic Blend coming soon to their location
As of this past Monday, the Occidental Cigar Bar is officially carrying THE WILD GEESE® Irish Soldiers & Heroes Classic and Single Malt. Please stop in and ask Lance or Rick for a taste and tell them I sent you.
The other wonderful thing about San Francisco is its community. Lance graciously arranged for me to meet with the Bar Manager/Head Bartender of Cigar Bar & Grill, a beautiful club, where you can have a cigar and a drink on their outside patio. Ben and Chaney not only liked the tasting but were also excited about the many cocktails you can mix with the Classic, as unlike Occidental Cigar Bar – they do make cocktails.
On Monday, Nourit graciously played hostess with her lovely friend Elyse, and they took me around to see the sites. Though it was your typical San Francisco weather, I did manage to snap the picture of the Golden Gate bridge above. For more pictures of the Whiskies of The World Show please see our Facebook Page.
Whiskies of The World, San Francisco – 26th March 2011
THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey – sold in North and Central America under the 'brand name' THE WILD GEESE® Irish Soldiers & Heroes – was showcasing at Whiskies of the World in San Francisco last weekend.
The event was great fun and we were astounded by the response The Collection received from the public. Its really great to see people enjoying the whiskey and connecting with the story that inspires it.
'This Whiskey made a soldier out of me'
The story of the Flight of the Wild Geese is a key driving force behind our brand, and we really enjoy sharing it with the consumer. Continue reading "Whiskies of The World, San Francisco – 26th March 2011"
Whiskies of The World, San Francisco – 26th March 2011 (Pt. 2)
'The Irish know their Whiskey. Go Geese!'
We you all enjoyed writing this feedback as we did reading it!
We hope you continue to enjoy our Collection! Continue reading "Whiskies of The World, San Francisco – 26th March 2011 (Pt. 2)"
The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey featured in 'Meregalli Magazine'
The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey turned up a few weeks ago, on our Italian distributors' blog – Meregalli Magazine. Meregalli suggested including The Wild Geese® Single Malt in St. Patrick's Day recipes, to help papas across the world celebrate the Irish national holiday.
But with Mother's Day quickly approaching, the ideal gift may lay in the range of sophisticated Cocktail recipes of The Wild Geese®. The Whiskey market is growing rapidly, and with this comes innovative new ways to enjoy the unique taste Irish whiskey has to offer. Our female demographic is continuing to grow, proving that this is a whiskey for modern times. Continue reading "The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey featured in 'Meregalli Magazine'"
The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey in Singapore 17-19 March
THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey Collection was mingling in Singapore over the St. Patrick's Day weekend, bringing the 'taste of home' to crowds at a chain of Indochine bars. The weekend was a massive success and seeing people over 6000 miles away enjoying the Collection put smile on everyone in the London office. Continue reading "The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey in Singapore 17-19 March"
The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey in Singapore 17-19 March (Pt. 2)
The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey in Singapore 17-19 March (Pt. 3)
THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey continued on to Highlander – a Whisky bar which specialises in Scottish Whisky. The warm welcome THE WILD GEESE® received is testament to the unique taste of The Collection. This was an excellent chance to showcase our Irish Whiskey in an intimate and sophisticated setting.
'Best Irish Whiskey' Recognised Again
Last week, we were thrilled to learn that our Single Malt had been awarded the 'Best Non-Aged Irish Malt' at WWA. THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey's Single Malt is no stranger to awards. In 2010 it was named the "Best Irish Whiskey" and awarded a Double Gold Medal at WSWA.
This latest award is particularly special, as it recognises that age is not what determines a high quality whiskey. Instead, it is the high quality of ingredients used in the Single Malt which is most important. This 'smooth, subtle and yet sophisticated' whiskey was also awarded a Gold Medal in the super premium category of The Whiskey Masters competition organised by 'The Spirits Business' magazine.
Whisky Live London
The first page in our 2011 album was Whisky Live London at the Honourable Artillery Company. Last year, THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey received some very encouraging feedback from the Whisky for Everyone blog and this year was even better! A huge thank you to all who came to sample THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey Collection. At the moment, our whiskey has a growing profile in the UK, and the level of interest we received has given us the momentum to increase our presence on the UK market.
In-between the hustle and bustle at the Honourable Artillery Company, we displayed our three super premium whiskeys – the Rare Irish , Single Malt and Limited Edition. Each of them proved to be popular – all our tasting bottles were empty by the end of the weekend and some people bought up to 8 bottles! But more importantly, we met some new friends and received some very positive reactions to the brand.
The event had a very lively atmosphere and the crowd ranged from the hardcore enthusiasts to whiskey amateurs and the variety of questions we received were incredibly interesting. The event was a perfect place for us to consider how we plan to grow our brand over 2011. Currently, THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey Collection can be found in 40 countries around the world and while we promote our product, we now want to connect with people who share an enthusiasm for our brand.
One of our demonstrations was with the Limited Edition Fourth Centennial, which has been very popular with industry professionals. The trick was to taste the whiskey neat to start with, and then add a drop of water and try it again. The subtle drop of water brings out the flavours in a more robust manner, which many of you seemed to enjoy. Some even came back for more! The Limited Edition features in Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2010, where it has been awarded 93/100 and described as 'simply stunning… a limited edition of unlimited beauty. One of the lightest, subtle, intriguing and quite simply, disarming Irish whiskeys on the market'.
Opposite our stand was a new addition to Whisky Live – Chocolate and Love. This is a range of chocolate which aims to work in harmony with all who are involved in its production – from the growers to the customers themselves – to help ensure a fair and ethical trade. As the weekend went on the two products seemed to form a symbiotic relationship. After sampling their Flithy Rich chocolate, which has 71% cocoa, some people headed over to our stand to try THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey's Single Malt. Apparently the different flavours compliment each other very well, to create an enjoyable and unique sensation. Something the team will definitely be trying!
We were also lucky enough to feature on Whisky Connosr, who ran a live blog over the weekend by letting visitors review whiskeys that they particularly enjoyed. We were very pleased with the reviews we received, particularly enjoying Aran Connor and his friends' comment about the "very wild" taste of the Rare Irish. But equally, we were impressed to learn that the Single Malt's 'flavour just bursts forward' from Giuseppe & Pete, who also outlined THE WILD GEESE® Irish Whiskey's unique characteristics.
Onwards to Whiskies of the World in San Francisco later in the month.
The Legend of 1691
During 2010 The Wild Geese® Irish Whiskey Collection has been making a name for itself, receiving many awards and accolades from around the world. Continue reading "The Legend of 1691"


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Not everyone knows from a very young age what to do for a living. However, in the case of Jennifer Lahmers, she knew she wanted to become a successful journalist since her early age and knowing oneself's abilities and skills, she carved herself in the field of media.
Jennifer Lahmers is a popular journalist who is currently working for Fox News. Scroll down to know more about the beautiful journalist including her net worth, earnings, love life, marriage along with other facts. So, without any further delay, let's get started.
Is Jennifer Lahmers a Married Woman? Or, Is She Just Dating Her Lover?
Jennifer Lahmers is currently living a single life. However, earlier, she was in a romantic relationship with a number of men.
Previously, Jennifer married her boyfriend Jamie Bosworth on 2 July 2011. The couple got engaged to each other on 18 January 2011. Moreover, they dated each other for two years before tying the knot.
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The duo was in a marital relationship for two years and until some months before their third anniversary, they decided to get divorced in 2014. The duo, however, hasn't disclosed the reason for their separation.
Eventually, after her divorce, Lahmers was in a dating relationship with a New York-based medical doctor, Mikhail Varshvski. They were spotted at several places and the rumor swirled after the pair was spotted celebrating Christmas and New Year together. However, like her marriage, the relationship also came to a stop.
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The Fox and Friends host, then, speculated to be in a close relationship with Michael Craig, whom her fans thought of as her boyfriend. However, it wasn't a romantic relationship. The duo is nothing more than best friends and hence, the chemistry.
The lady is currently focusing on her career rather than getting into a relationship of any sort. So, as of now, the star is single and is enjoying her single life.
How Much Is Jennifer Lahmers's Net Worth?
Jennifer Lahmers has an estimated net worth of $1.1 million as of 2019. She is one of the brilliant employees at Fox 5 hence, her annual salary ranges between $88,000-$95,000.
Read More: How Much Is Malcolm Poindexter's Net Worth?
A morning news anchor in the US earns up to $29,810 to $109,885 per year which also includes a Bonus of $755-$14,899, a Profit sharing of $26,000, and a commission of $8,500. Moreover, she probably earns the annual salary of $30,000 to $109,885 from her morning show Good Day Wake Up.
Lahmers, nonetheless, currently lives in New York enjoying a luxurious lifestyle. She owns a beautifully designed Audi R8, as seen from her Instagram, of which the cost starts from $160,000.
Quick Facts About Jennifer Lahmers
When and where was Jennifer Lahmers born?
February 19, 1984, Ohio, Tuscarawas
How tall is Jennifer Lahmers?
5 feet 8 inches
From where did Jennifer Lahmers graduate?
Ohio University
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How old is Jennifer Lahmers?
35 years old
Who are the parents of Jennifer Lahmers?
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Boston's best cdr-label is run by a fine gentleman named K., and it's dedicated to reissuing obscure 20th century avant garde electronic music in shrunk down replica sleeves, complete with inserts, etc. Follow up to the brainwave recordings made our fave man in the ivory tower, Pierre. It's also on Creel Pone. This one's a performance of the piece given for French brain doctors, who presumably used similar equipment to track the neurological problems of their patients. In addition, the brain which provides the sound source here is Henry's own, making it an especially cute window into his soul. It's one long improv, and the room is very present. Genius at fuckin' work.


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Exactly how do you obtain your teenagers and also upwards to use earpieces that your daddy would approve? With great trouble! If a stranger provides as a free offer, they will certainly wear them. If your parents offer earplugs they will certainly not wear them.
Attenuated plugs are terrific for rock shows. Even if you have not planned on going, this might be your opportunity! And also if you have teens who moan at the concept of 'old' people (over 25 lol) going to concerts, do not take them!
If you play in a band, especially if you utilize an amplifer, you should think about investing in customized earplugs to offer yourself a chance of keeping your hearing sharp. You can most likely to a Registered Listening devices Dispenser (RHAD) that will take moulds of your ears. This does not hurt, it is like chilly dough delicately put into your ears for concerning thirty secs. Anticipate to pay around ₤ 100 ($ 175).
Easy fit, they are generally conical and also typically come with three various acoustic inserts: white for low security, silver for medium security as well as gold for high protection. It is a little bit like suncream; you understand your sensitivity to the sunlight. You already recognize if you are delicate to sudden loud noise (hyperacusis) common to people with a hearing disability. There are great deals of different kinds. Discover a brand name that fits you as well as maintain your hearing sharp!
Listening devices wearers still require earplugs. The listening device does not work as a plug. Okay so we went to see an old guy when he went down into London (I do not think he's old) and only had one set of earplugs in between Granny and me as well as two hearing-aids. Not a terrific suggestion. Grandmother said she could really feel sound resonance in her breast yet she sang every word of 'Crazy Equines'! The snag is she does not want to most likely to a show again since it was too loud. Don't miss your opportunity, lug them in your bag.
' Do not Lose the Songs' was an excellent campaign run by the charity RNID for University students where earplugs were readily available at their occasions around Britain. It is continuous yet on a smaller scale as a result of the common charity financing issues. That is not a plug, pun planned; as RNID leads projects that make hearing individuals think as well as we all advantage.
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Many companies have to continuously striving in order to increase their performance and kept satisfying the customer. Value stream Mapping is one of lean tool that can helps in identifying waste. Value Stream Mapping is a pencil and paper tool used to visualize the flow of process in bringing a product from raw material to the hands of customer. It can be drawn by using manually by hand or Microsoft Visio. Before creating the Value Stream Mapping, required data need to be collected in the manufacturing company. The primary purpose of this value stream mapping is to identify waste that occur through the process flow and apply lean technique to reduce the waste in order to decrease the lead time while maintaining the quality of product. The first step is to create current state map to show the value stream of product. Then. Improvement plan will be propose in order to give better value stream.
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Father held for abandoning newborn girl on footpath in Jalandhar
The infant, wrapped in a piece of cloth, was found lying on a footpath near the Jyoti Chowk area here early morning by the police control room (PCR) during routine patrol.punjab Updated: Sep 27, 2018 12:09 IST
A man was arrested on Wednesday for abandoning his 20-day-old daughter after she was reportedly diagnosed with congenital defect in her foot.
The infant, wrapped in a piece of cloth, was found lying on a footpath near the Jyoti Chowk area here early morning by the police control room (PCR) during routine patrol.
The accused identified as Rahul of Preet Nagar is a labourer and has two children — a boy and a girl.
Division number 4 station house officer (SHO) Sukhdev Singh said they checked the records at the Civil Hospital, where the girl was born on September 7 and traced the accused Rahul.
"Rahul told us that the girl has a defect in her foot and he belongs to a poor family due to which he would not be able to raise her. Moreover, he said he already has two children," the SHO said.
Police said while leaving the home on the intervening night of Tuesday and Wednesday, Rahul told his wife that he was going to see a doctor at Civil Hospital for his daughter's treatment.
A case was registered under Section 317 (exposure and abandonment of child under twelve years, by parent or person having the care of it) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at division number 4 police station on the complaint of assistant sub-inspector (ASI) Jagdish Singh.
This is the third incident in a month where an infant was found abandoned.
A seven-day-old girl was found abandoned in bushes at Kalia colony on Saturday.
On September 2, a newborn was found dead in the washroom of Shahkot's civil hospital.
Meanwhile, there are two shelter homes under the Pangura scheme in Jalandhar — Nari Niketan and Unique Home — which are being run with the support of district administration and provide providential support to parents who are unable to bring up children on their own.
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I have had a chair given to me ages ago so I could sit at my craft desk and craft my heart out without standing or kneeling or just plain dragging over one of the kitchen chairs.... (ok so not so far away... only 2 meters....)
I just like to have everything all in my space before I start.... ;)
I was working on my daughters book bag sewing project when this photo was taken hence the sewing machine but all I needed was some scissors, a hammer, some tacks and upholstery fabric.
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A great looking chair! Yipee!!! my hubby is also impressed. ;)
Hmmmm thinking of doing something with that middle wooden panel though......
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Australia Committee NSO Visit reveals immense work accomplished
It is Scouts Australia's turn to meet the Regional Scout Committee for the CNV programme, the 18th NSO to be visited. First Vice Chairman Prakorb Mukura led the team together with Fazlur Rahman and Regional Director Abdullah Rasheed. Scouts Australia was led by National Chief Commissioner Reg Williams together with the core national team of Scouts Australia including Chairman of the National Executive Committee David Jones, Youth Programme Commissioner John Clarke, Adult Development & Training Commissioner Paul Parkinson, International Commissioner Neville Tomkins and National Chief Executive Richard Miller. Regional Office Desk Officer for Australia, Prassanna Shrivastava, assisted the meeting.
Among the many remarkable achievements of Scouts Australia revealed during the CNV presentations were the regular and vigorous review and research undertaken in the area youth programme in all the five sections, the tremendous work undertaken by the current National Adult Resources Committee (NARC) in supporting the adult leaders, effective marketing strategies which had proven record of change in membership, elaborate training arrangements provided the Scouts of Australia Institute of Training (SAIT) were the highlights, to name a few. Scouts Australia is very supportive to other NSOs in the region especially those that lack youth programme materials and experience in implementing the Adults in Scouting policy.
The association's vision is to be "the pre-eminent youth organization in Australia", and it has already extended itself to cover emerging and crucial concerns of today's society such as health, keeping children way from harm and exploitation and working towards ensuring an ecologically balanced development in environment. Projects were initiated contributing towards peace and the importance of gainful employment. Work in these areas aim to meet most of the challenges of today's young people of Australia.
With the association's healthy financial situation for the association based on its own resources coming from its Branch Councils (43%), own trust fund (29%) and commercial operations (18%), Scouts Australia works heavily with other partners in multiple projects across the country ranging from e-learning project to saving of water, energy and to environment. Its work in putting up of 1,1000 water tanks in all scout halls and saving of 100 million liters of water a year, paved the way for Scouts of Australia to become a 2010 winner of the national "SaveWater" Awards.
Scouts Australia also excels in providing various opportunities to young people to be part of decision making processes through the effective functioning of two youth bodies: the National Youth Council which covers all sections of the youth programme and the National Rover Council which oversees the Rover Section. Representatives from these two bodies, participate fully at the National Executive Committee and National Scout Council and provide regular and timely responses on the needs and aspirations of the young people. These were evident when the team met the selected young people from the Scout, Venturer Scout and Rover Section who expressed their commitment and confidence that scouting provides the wholesome development for the young people through adventure, self reliance and do not regret giving up some other sports and hobbies in place of scouting. They expressed that scouting gives them opportunities, which they have never found in any other organization in getting more friends, joining adventure, going abroad among others.
Among a number of research projects undertaken during the last decade was the review of the management structure in 2008, that had great impact in bringing about the necessary changes for improving various aspects in management.
The Venturer Scout Review of 2008 has paved the way in improving the venturer section, which has outreached all other sections in gaining a better growth of 5.8% over the last year while the next closest cub section had a growth of only 2.0%. The current "Rover Review Towards 2020" is expected to reveal the needed change in the Rover section, once the review is completed, to make it one of the most robust sections in supporting the movement. Among others the Brand positioning research, research on young people's interests, life style, values and attitudes as generation Y have had the scouting programme more relevant and attractive to young people. Total membership of Scouts Australia has grown for the 4th successive year in 2009 to a total of 73,523.
Last but not least is the current strategic planning process of Scouts Australia, with seven targets set for 2014 and with 10 milestones to reach by June 2011 has proved to be an effective on-line system called the "StrategyConnect". This gives information updates on the level of implementation, progress and reporting by those responsible at any given time. The strategic plan is reviewed three times a year at its regular Executive Committee meetings.
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56.5 miles of hiking • 8500' elevation gain • 5 nights
Hiked all but the last 3.8 miles of Elkhorn Crest trail. Made side trips to see Anthony Lake, two Hoffer Lakes, Lakes Lookout, Dutch Flat Lake (night 1), Summit Lake (nights 2 and 5), and Twin Lakes (nights 3 and 4). Hiked Rock Creek Butte on day 4 - one of the coolest summit views I've ever seen. Saw a lot of mountain goats at Twin Lakes. Mosquitoes aren't hungry yet, and there's lots of flowers along the trail. ECT is one of the most elevated trails in Oregon (between 7100' and 8600') so the views are open almost entire time.


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This Friday i wanted to highlight a great design project called De-Dimension, it is a project created by Jongha Choi. I stumbled upon his work through various Tumblr design blogs and was immediately struck by the ingenious transformation from 2D to 3D functional furniture. The furniture is not available for home use but this is one product that i would spend my money on for sure.
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This little girl is such a dream. So very sweet and playful and will make someone's life complete.
You only have to meet this young lady to fall instantly in love with her! She is only a very small girl but has such a cheeky little face.
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Check out 32 incredible modern home design plans at http://www.homestratosphere.com/modern-home-designs/.
This video profiles 19 striking modern homes, from mansions to more modest homes. While many are white, some use extensive wood on the exterior and some veer from the typical white exterior color scheme.
These homes are architectural marvels showcasing extraordinary architectural talent. Enjoy the photo gallery.
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Advisory Board
Pictured from left to right: Rhonda Lawson-Street (Director), Bernadette McPherson, Cameron Fraser, Bob Cameron, Fr Peter Ferwerda, Joan Coldwell, Joshua Gladstone, John Murphy (Chairperson).
Rhonda Lawson-Street (Director of CCS)
Rhonda's career in the community and government sectors commenced in 1990 and continues uninterrupted to this day.
Rhonda has been involved with CCS since June 2017 and in the previous 20-plus years performed 10 related roles that saw he display her skills and acquire experience in strategic planning, business development, change management, stakeholder engagement, cross-sector partnerships, program delivery.
Rhonda brings a strong focus and true commitment to social justice, collaboration at all levels, organisational and sector development, and empowerment to those experiencing disadvantage.
Bernadette McPherson
Bernadette has been a Board Member for 2 1/2 years. She has worked for 44 years as a teacher in the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors.
Her work has taken to four states and five different Dioceses. This year is her 33rd year of working in Aboriginal education and her 18th year at Catholic Education Office Sandhurst where she is employed as Senior Education Officer (Aboriginal Education); leading Aboriginal Education for CEOS. Her teaching experience has been in schools in remote, rural, regional and metropolitan locations. Bernadette has held several positions of leadership in schools. Prior to working with CEOS Bernadette worked at the University of Notre Dame Australia for 8 years in Aboriginal teacher education. Bernadette has a B.Ed and Master of Applied Linguistics.
Cameron Fraser
Cameron's career in the not-for-profit and welfare fields commenced in the 1990's with Mercy Health and Aged Care. This followed senior positions with Coopers & Lybrand and Telstra.
Cameron was appointed Business Manager for the Diocese of Sandhurst in October 2010. The Diocese of Sandhurst is one of four Catholic Dioceses in Victoria and in his role Cameron is focused on listening to the needs of regional Victorians, whilst holding a responsibility to administer the goods of the diocese under the authority of the Bishop. Cameron brings expertise in finance, corporate governance and the not-for-profit sector with a keen interest in working to meet the Vision of CatholicCare.
The Hon. Bob Cameron
Bob Cameron was a long serving Labor Victorian Minister from 1999 until 2010 and Bendigo West MP from 1996 - 2010. During this time Bob was Opposition Parliamentary Secretary for Rural Affairs and Minister of the Crown with responsibility of various portfolios over the 11 years including Minister for Police and Emergency Services.
Bob has a history of serving and working with community organisations including being a former Board member of the Anne Caudle Centre and currently is the Board Chair for Bendigo Health. After retiring from Parliament in 2010 Bob returned to his legal practice in 2011.
Fr Peter Ferwerda
Fr Peter migrated from the Netherlands in 1950 and completed a medical degree in 1970, he worked for 5 years in various hospitals then entered General Practice for 27 years both as a solo practitioner and later full-time locum work for General Practitioners in Victoria and Interstate. Fr Peter entered Corpus Christi Seminary in 2002 and ordained by the late Bishop Joe Grech on 8th Decemeber 2006.
Fr Peter worked as Assistant Priest in Wangaratta, then Parish Priest for Kerang, Pyramid Hill and Cohuna for 3 years, then Parish Priest in Myrtleford and Bright for 2 years and is currently Parish Priest of Heathcote. He joined the CCS Board in 2014.
Joan Coldwell
Joan has been involved in education for over 40 years. She has mainly worked in Catholic Primary Schools in a variety of settings, including city, rural and regional towns. She is currently in her fourth year as Principal of St Joseph's Primary School in Quarry Hill in Bendigo. Prior to this, she taught for a year at the new Marist College in Maiden Gully. She was also Principal for eight years at St Monica's Primary School in Kangaroo Flat.
Joan has had experience with School Boards during this time. Joan has a Bachelor of Education (Primary) and a Masters of Religious Education. Joan has been a member of the CCS Board for nearly three years.
Josh Gladstone
Josh has been with CatholicCare as a Board Member for the past two years. Josh grew up in Bendigo attending Holy Rosary Primary, Catholic College, and completed his undergraduate degree in computing at LaTrobe University. He also holds a Masters in Business Administration from LaTrobe.
Josh has worked in IT, Banking and Finance and Healthcare. Most recently joined Potential (X) and Health Roundtable, a healthcare benchmarking, improvement and innovation organisation. Josh has spent the last year consulting with SaferCare Victoria as an industry coach providing expert improvement advice and coaching across hospitals in Victoria. Prior to that Josh spent 5 years with Bendigo Health including Improvement, Project Management and supported the opening of the $685m new Bendigo Hospital.
John Murphy (Chair)
John had a 40 year career in the Commonwealth Public Service that encompassed roles in personnel management, organisational design, resource modelling and management, policy development, community development and the the delivery of community services.
John was a Director of Haven Home Safe housing and homelessness service for 16 years and joined the CatholicCare Sandhurst Board in April 2017. John has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Melbourne and is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.


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I REFER to the report, "Sanctuary for little ones" (my paper, April 3).
I commend Sanctuary House, which is the only charity in Singapore that takes in unwanted babies and fosters them.
I would also like to thank my paper for highlighting its story.
However, abandoning a baby is not only a serious offence, but also a moral issue.
It has much to do with promiscuity. Nowadays, sex between two dating people or friends has been made to seem normal.
Young girls should be educated about the consequences of promiscuity and the measures they can take to prevent an unwanted pregnancy.
They should also be taught what they can do after it has taken place and where they can get help.
Instead of leaving the state to pick up the tab, a welfare organisation like Sanctuary House has taken the initiative to care for young, innocent lives.
The unwanted babies they save have a chance to grow up to become useful citizens.
It should be acknowledged that, instead of waiting for the Government to act, society is doing something to protect children whose parents cannot care for them.
Perhaps more should be done to support such a charity, financially or otherwise.
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Today is Dad's birthday. He would have been a hundred and six. In regard to yesterday's post, he had prostate cancer at the same age I did, 69. He also had a prostatectomy, in a time when they were much more difficult to perform (too much blood obscured the surgeon's view). He never had a recurrence.
Saw Alex, Dr. Gupta's nurse practitioner yesterday. Kate does have some sort of interstitial lung disease, the kind to be determined by a lung biopsy. The current plan is to have the biopsy done at the same time as her j-tube placement. Alex is working on that right now. This is a big, a giant step forward. Where we've been trying to get since January. Alex said she thought Kate was fit for surgery.
The wisdom of Ed Smith's insistence on the tpn has become evident. Her weight is up and her consistent ot/pt has increased her muscle strength and her stamina. She's in much better spirits, too. Happier. Laughing more. In certain instances now she sets aside the rollator and walks on her own. All of this means that her fitness for surgery has improved since the stent placement in January.
Still no appointment with Dr. Eigner, my urologist. But, soon.
My birthday present is attendance at another Ira Progoff Journal workshop. It's this May, the 6th through the 10th. I've found these workshops, I've done three, most recently in 2014, useful. My first was in Wisconsin, in the early 1980's. That's when I developed my mantra: Spring rushing, white pine rooting. I've used it ever since. The second was in Georgia, outside Atlanta. Don't recall the work I did there. The third was in Tucson. In that one I stirred things up, discovering a desire to move to Colorado, to be near the grandkids.
These workshops excel at locating yourself in your life at the moment. That is, what major factors are at play, which threads from your life will gain prominence, or might gain prominence. I want to look at our Colorado life, now three and a half years in, and in particular the knock on effects of our health issues, Congregation Beth Evergreen, living in the mountains, and our family.


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Please make sure to arrive before the program starts. Strollers are not allowed in performance rooms and must be left outside. NO video recording or Facebook live is allowed during performances. Patrons are allowed to take pictures of their children during the performance.
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Michele Shirlow MBE – Farm Week Column 5 June 2019
We are delighted to be supporting Taste the Island, a celebration of our food and drink. It will deliver world class food and drink experiences across the Island and is co-ordinated by Tourism NI, Failte Ireland and Tourism Ireland. No doubt InvestNI will also pay a key role as it dovetails with the support they are offering to entrepreneurs to gain traction in the GB and RoI markets.
Following on from Year of Food and Drink Taste the Island is a unique opportunity to showcase the quality and variety of produce and experiences that are readily available throughout Ireland.
The initiative has kicked off with a series of Workshops to engage councils, hospitality providers and food and drink producers here.
To quote John McGrillen, Chief Executive of TourismNI 'There is a spectacular energy simmering in Northern Ireland and Taste the Island is the perfect way to celebrate the quality, innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship within our food and drink industry.'
That vitality is evident at each of the workshops, from Armagh Cider to Lough Neagh eels there is a palpable energy to show the world our world class produce.
At FoodNI we are keen to bring our experience to bear, particularly from the hugely successful Year of Food and Drink in 2016, to ensure the initiative achieves the objective of increasing tourism and ensuring an outstanding visitor experience.
The initiative aims to build on the record numbers of visitors to both parts of the island and especially the influx of international golf fans for The Open at Portrush. Interestingly, I've heard of groups of wives and girlfriends seeking other activities while their menfolk watch the golf! The alternative events include a recent booking from a US group keen to learn how to bake potato cakes, sodas and other traditional Northern Irish breads at a local cookery school!
It is great to see that our reputation for delicious and unique bread continues to strengthen outside Northern Ireland.
Taste the Island has been shaped to increase awareness abroad of our traditional foods and especially the new products and distinctive cuisines which have emerged over the past few years in particular. Ireland is now rivalling France, Italy and Denmark as a European hub of innovative gastronomy.
Northern Ireland, significantly, is now recognised internationally as the 'World's Best Food Destination'.
Encouragingly, recent Tourism NI statistics indicated that four out of every five visitors to these shores were impressed by the quality and variety of our food and drink. And 38 percent described it as "excellent". This is crucially important because visitors generally spend more than a third of their budget on food and drink which is a key influence on the choice of a holiday or short trip destination.
And it also aims to raise the visitor experience in terms of hospitality service in hotels, restaurants, pubs, cafes and events across the country. We've got to ensure that the great food and drink here is matched by world class hospitality and customer service standards.
While we already have an extensive programme of food and drink festivals and other events, Taste the Island is keen to see more and different attractions, especially indoor, for visitors to enjoy. An important contribution by food and drink companies has been the creation of several excellent visitor centres, the most recent being by Lough Neagh Fishermen's Co-operative focusing on eel, pollan and trout fishing.
Taste the Island will be taking place across September, October and November and will seek "to attract more visitors to experience great events, high quality local ingredients and world class authentic food and drink experiences".
It aims to promote "visits to food producers, distillers and brewers; food trails, food festivals, participation in traditional skills, opportunities to forage and fish or sit back and enjoy the best modern Irish cuisine in traditional pubs, small-town cafés, restaurants, city bistros and Michelin-starred experiences".
A Taste the Island Charter has been created to encourage participating businesses to commit to:
Promote and celebrate Taste the Island;
Strive to deliver quality and value for money;
Strive to use produce from the Island of Ireland;
Strive to operate sustainably and minimise and manage waste responsibly;
Prioritise sourcing local food and drink;
Participate in the 'Taste the Island' visitor welcome programme;
Sign up to Taste the Island brand usage and digital promotions guidelines;
Deliver a new or dedicated event to celebrate Taste the Island and increase the awareness of local provenance.
I firmly believe that Taste the Island is a great opportunity for local food and drink producers to convey their unique stories, products and experiences.


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Crystal defects and contact angles in SiC-SiOx core-shell nanowires
Composite core-shell SiC-SiOx nanowires can be produced by heating quartz and SiC powders, with addition of Ar(g) or He(g). The two powders are mixed to create pellets, which will react to SiO(g) and CO(g) at elevated temperatures. The two gases will react on a colder surface, producing a web of nan...
Authors Ringdalen Eli
Year 2019
Type Conference lecture and academic presentation