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With reports this month from
Altair on tropical storm Waka that
hit Tonga; from Joss on Roatan; from
Polly Brooks on Borneo, Bangkok,
and wild train rides; from Pogo II
on the result of a summer shakedown in the Lower Caribbean; from
Tropicbird on Malaysia and Thailand;
from Aeolus XC on the passage to
the Galapagos; from Pelagian on cruising
with pets in hot climates; from Kiana
on starting a cruise on the East Coast; and Cruise
Altair - Cal 35
- paul & suzette 1/15/02
Joss - Gazelle 42
- anna & ian
Polly Brooks
- Islander 37
- kirk & cath 10/01
Pogo II - CSY 44
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Tropicbird - Wilderness 40
- leslie 12/15/01
Aeolus XC - N/A
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Pelagian - Hans Christian 38T
- sharon
Kiana - Wauquiez 45
- paul & lynn 12/01
Paul & Lynn - There are three ways
to get from Panama to California: 1) By way of Hawaii. 2) The
clipper ship route, which means you sail about halfway to Hawaii
before flopping back to lay California. And, 3) Coastal sailing
along Central America and Mexico to California. Check out Robert
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text: Stumbling on a music gem a little late in the game is never fun, however, stumbling on it when it's been out for 23 days, with a little over 27,000 plays is extra rewarding because that means it can be shared with the EARMILK community and still be considered new. I haven't heard much of the artist from "somewhere" and "no where," Memeb, but Kaleem Taylor is definitely a name I'm familiar. Kareem's had some powerful features on tracks from the likes of Snakehips to Tchami and It's nothing like his dose of soulful vocals to have you hooked lined and sinkered. "Thousand Words" is a little bit of electronic, r&b, and pop, and oh so very fresh. Go ahead while you feel the soul and feed your soles as you get down on the dance floor this Thursday evening.


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News and Views
Reading Head To Sunderland
11 December 2012
By Hob Nob Anyone?
Reading head to Sunderland tonight in their rearranged Premier League fixture. The first attempt was called off earlier this season due to a waterlogged pitch. The game seems certain to go ahead this time around, despite the temperature in Sunderland remaining below freezing throughout the day. It is the game in hand for both sides and gives an opportunity to gain some important points over relegation rivals. With both sides in the bottom three it's another obvious "six pointer". Only Sunderland can move out of the relegation positions with a win. Defeat for Reading would be their fifth straight league defeat and would leave them six points adrift of the next placed side, and in huge relegation trouble. Sean Morrison may be ruled out after injuring his ankle in the defeat to Southampton on Saturday. He joins Pogrebnyak, Gunter, Kebe and Karacan on an ever growing injury list as the troubles mount up for McDermott.
Sunderland have only managed to score six goals at home all season, picking up just a single win. Reading can't claim a much better record with seven away goals and no wins away from the Madejski. It would be fair to say this is not likely to be an exciting game for the neutral. Brian McDermott has been under plenty of pressure following Reading's poor run of form, but the pressure is far greater on Sunderland boss Martin O'Neil, who is hot favourite to be the next Premier League manager for the axe. Should Reading conjure up an unlikely second win of the season it would probably be fatal for O'Neil's leadership. McDermott has been given a near vote of confidence this week from the Reading board, so it's not looking too clever for him. However John Madejski is clearly being honest when we expects Brian to be in charge for weeks to come regardless of the results.
Both teams won 2-1 at home in the two Premier League fixtures in the 2007/2008 season, and Reading and Sunderland share a mixed recent history. If we were putting a bet on it would have to be on one of 0-0, 1-1 or a narrow Sunderland victory. With everyone so confident of more disappointment tonight it's difficult to see Reading coming away with three points. The trouble is, if we fail to win, we're set to be cut well adrift over the next couple of weeks with the next games against Arsenal and Manchester City certain to return precisely zero points. At the risk of repeating ourselves, yet again, this is a must win game for Reading.
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The Flying Mantis is set to sail
A Norton chartered accountant is dipping his toe into the waters of the boating world after helping to develop a 'world-class' boat.
Simon Crispin, a former Culford School student, returned to Suffolk from London in 2012 and had one dream.
He said: "When I got back here I had the opportunity to start this project – to create a world-class, fast and beautiful boat.
"I went to the Royal Yacht Association Dinghy Show in 2016 and that is where I met the guys from Solent Boat Works."
The company, based on Hayling Island near Portsmouth, wanted to build a new boat with foils – these lift the vessel out of the water to make it go faster. Simon wanted to build a trimaran, a boat comprising of a main hull and two smaller outrigger hulls, and that is how the Flying Mantis was born.
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The current price tag is around £35,000 and Simon hopes the discounted price to the first owners will help generate feedback for the company.
And although he is excited by the venture, he is not ready to give up the day job just yet.
He said: "It would be the dream to go around the world selling the Flying Mantis. I will carry on with the accountancy for now but my passion is most definitely this boat."
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I never found the email that I was looking for, but another email from 2005 kept popping up in the search results. After the fourth or fifth time seeing it highlighted, I clicked on it. It was the email that inspired my Older. Wiser? Stronger! post. In that post, I wrote about something that one of Ronan's doctor's had said to me. I was so nervous during that appointment. I didn't need to be. Turns out the doctor found me and my dedication to Ronan inspiring.
Imagine that!
2004. Things were so unclear back then. We were just learning how to navigate the medical system. We were just learning how involved we needed to be. We were also learning who had our back and who didn't. Dr. H had our back. That's why I'd sent that email about him to our family.
(…an excerpt from that email to my family at the beginning of this journey…)
The first day of the interviewing was grueling since I was the one answering countless questions to the early intervention pediatrician, psychologist and social worker. At the end of the medical exam and history session, an almost hour-long interview of recapping what's going on with Ronan, the medical doctor closed Ronan's folder and just sat in his seat. He looked like Dr. Freud and I thought I was going to be nailed as that nagging Mom that I am.
The doctor kept quiet for at least another full agonizing minute before saying, "Mrs. Jameson, if you had come into any doctor's office 30 years ago, you would have been kicked out."
I said to him, "Because no one would be able to diagnose Ronan?"
"No," the doctor said, "…because you know too much."
Then he looked at me and said, "If you had come to my office ten years ago and said that you think foods caused behavioral changes I would have laughed in your face." [He had already commented on wanting more info on digestive enzymes and was impressed they worked—Ronan, at 29.5 months old finally started walking 3 days after starting enzyme and dietary intervention.]
The doctor still looked like he was going to yell at me, and I sat pensively in my chair. I thought I was going to get slammed since I knew he wasn't finished.
He slowly looked up at me and said, "If I was a special needs kid, I would want you for my Mom."
I walked away from that conversation very hopeful. I was so proud of me and that little boy who is such the sunshine in our lives. Days can be real tough, but we'll keep doing what we're doing to keep Ronan's little world going round and round.
Thanks for helping send a prayer up for us.Love, Cathy
We've had countless doctor appointments since 2004. Not all of them have been as successful or as hopeful as the one I described to my family. Sadly, some of the providers we've seen in the past didn't have Ronan's best interest in mind. Nor did they respect me or my husband. Some appointments have ended rather brusquely--like the one I describe in my chapter in Autism Beyond the Spectrum. Other appointments have been a total waste of time and leave us with more questions than answers and with more despair than hope.
It's hard to bounce back from one of those types of appointments. There we were ready to listen, to learn, and to do whatever we need to. Instead, we run into a brick wall in the form of a doctor, a nurse or an administrator who would rather ignore, condescend, and deny treatment or services that Ronan needs and rightfully deserves.
It's unfortunate that that happens. When that happens, hope doesn't just fade away, it blows up in my face and leaves me an emotional, weepy mess. That's because hope isn't constant. Sometimes it slips away.
Hope fades away when a therapy doesn't work out.
When a doctor we've trusted leaves or retires.
When a program that's been working wonders gets cancelled due to funding.
Hope also fades into darkness when I'm just too tired to keep it alive. I may be older, wiser and stronger on some days, but other days? That's when I just feel older. And tired. And hopeless. I wasn't feeling that way when I stumbled upon that email about Dr. H and his kind words last night, but I'm glad that I saw that email anyway. I was reminded of so many things when I reread it.
I was reminded to be confident, to be proactive, to keep hopeful, and to always speak up for Ronan. When I remember to do all of that, Ronan does well. I do well. It confirms that as hard as some days are, I'm doing the right thing. It does something else. It confirms that others, like Dr. H way back in 2004, can see that I am doing the right thing, too.
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So I just came across a new blogfest type thing. That is all about expressing yourself and getting to know your fellow bloggers. How it works is each week you get asked a question and you answer it. Pretty simple right.
This weeks question is: What could you eat everyday and not grow tired of it?
I'll get to my answer in a moment but first I just want to get you hooked up with where you can find the linky link, for this blogfest. You may need to scroll down a bit but you will find the linky link for it here somewhere Linky link express yourself
You would think after all this time blogging I would be much better with all this technical stuff.
So what could I eat everyday and not grow tired.
Well I know if I was smart I would say something that has lots of different flavours so I'd never get bored. I'm not smart! however, I am an addict, and addict to hot pockets. Now, I know what you are thinking, and yes there are many hot pocket flavours. But for me it's all a little bit more specific than that. For me the only good hot pocket is a cheese and ham hot pocket. oh my God, absolutely love, love, love these things.
Now time for the sad news. They no longer sale them anywhere near me. So my all time fav food is a big no no any more.
Yet still if I had the chance I could live off these tasty pastries filled with scrummy melted cheese and ham.
love and hugs Joss
Sunday, 9 June 2013
express yourself.
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Hot Pockets sound yum! I don't think we have anything like that over here. The closest I can think of is a toasty cheese sandwich!ReplyDelete
oh they are so scrummy. I used to get them from ASDA here in the UK, but then they suddenly stopped selling them. Now, sadly I can't find them anywhere and I miss them so bad. :)ReplyDelete
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[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § I]
This Part applies to all principal buildings within East Fallowfield Township, Chester County, and each tract, lot, or parcel of land.
[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § II]
As used in this Part, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
- A subordinate building, the use of which is customarily incidental to that of the principal building and is used for an accessory use and is located on the same lot.
- Any building or structure erected on a tract, lot, or parcel of land on which any use is carried out, except an accessory building, including a dwelling, place of business, or industry, or any other use requiring a location identity.
[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § III]
Street address numbers shall be assigned to each building, tract, lot, or parcel of land, placed on file in the East Fallowfield Township office and assigned to the owners or occupants of such buildings, tract, lot, or parcel of land by the East Fallowfield Township, or by such other person as may be designated by resolution of the Board of Supervisors. Once assigned, all such properties shall be designated for all purposes by the number assigned, and thereafter all persons shall take due notice thereof and comply with the provisions of this Part, when applicable.
The Township Subdivision Code Administrator (SDCA) or Emergency Management Coordinator (EMC), or such other person as may be designated, shall have the power and duty to correct any errors with respect to assignment of street address numbers, as and when such errors are discovered. The Board of Supervisors shall have the right and power to change a street address number or numbers assigned to any property whenever it may deem such a change necessary and desirable, and require the owner or the occupant thereof to comply with the provisions of this Part with respect to such change.
[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § IV]
The owner or occupant of each tract, lot, or parcel of land to which no street address number has previously been assigned shall, upon purchase, acquisition, or occupancy thereof or within seven days of discovery that no such number has been assigned, make application to the Township SDCA or his designated agent for assignment of such number, and thereon the Township SDCA shall assign a correct street address number to the property.
[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § V]
The Township SDCA shall be responsible for assigning proper street address number sequences to each lot which is created as a result of a subdivision or resubdivision, said numbers shall be in proper municipal sequence in relation to the number assigned to other lots fronting on the same street and shall be properly recorded on the subdivision plan and the Township file.
When the assignment required under Subsection 1 hereof has been completed and signed by the Township SDCA, they shall be appended to the final subdivision plan and thereby incorporated therein by reference. No subdivider shall sell or convey any lot or dwelling unit or other building or structure upon said lot or lease or otherwise permit the use and occupancy thereof without first complying with all of the terms of this chapter.
The requirements for application for street address number and display thereof shall be a condition precedent to the submission of any applications for a certificate of occupancy.
[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § VI; as amended by Ord. 2010-01, 3/23/2010]
In order to comply with this Part, street address numbers shall be Arabic in design, shall have a minimum height of four inches in height with a minimum stroke width of 1/2 inch and shall be mounted in a secure fashion by one or more of the approved manners. The numbers shall be sufficiently legible as to contrasting background, arrangement, spacing, size, and uniformity of numerals so that the numbers may be read with ease during daylight hours by a person possessing normal vision, if he views the numbers from the center line of the facing street. The numbers shall be so placed that trees, shrubs, and other obstructions do not block the line of sight of the numbers from the center of the street to any appreciable degree. Auxiliary numbers shall be mounted at a height between four feet and 10 feet upon the adjacent grade or exterior landing beneath, but never higher than 15 feet above adjoining grade.
Approved Manners.
Occupancies with mailboxes at the end of driveways shall display street numbers on both sides of the mailbox or support post. When mailboxes are placed on the opposite side of the facing street from the occupancy, auxiliary numbers shall be provided in addition to the mailbox numbers. When two or more mailboxes are placed side by side together in a row then numbers shall be placed on the fronts of the mailboxes.
Occupancies without mailboxes at the end of driveways shall place numbers in the general vicinity of the main entrance or path of travel which leads to the main entrance and shall be visible from the center line of the facing street.
Those occupancies with no mailboxes which are built down long driveways or occupancies not visible from the street shall have a marker or post of noticeable size placed at the driveway entrance. If more than one occupancy shares the driveway, then each occupancy shall be so numbered.
Occupancies with shared driveways shall also display auxiliary numbers at or near the main entrance of the structure according to specifications herein.
[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § VII; as amended by Ord. 2010-01, 3/23/2010]
The absence of street numbers, or the insecure fastening or absence of any numeral thereof, or the use of any street address number not assigned by the Township SDCA, or the failure of a street address number to meet the elevation requirements or the visibility requirements shall be a violation of this Part. Upon discovery of such violation, a notice of violation shall be sent by certified mail to the property or occupant, or shall be posted in a prominent place upon the property by the SDCA or his agent, or shall be personally served on the property owner or occupant or his agent. Such notice shall specify the specific provision of the Part violated and shall require compliance with the provisions of this Part within 15 days from the service or posting of the notice of violation.
Any person, firm, or corporation who shall violate any provision of this Part, upon conviction thereof in an action brought before a magisterial district judge in the manner provided for the enforcement of summary offenses under the Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure, shall be sentenced to pay a fine of not more than $1,000 plus costs and, in default of payment of said fine and costs, to a term of imprisonment not to exceed 90 days. Each day that a violation of this Part continues or each section of this Part which shall be found to have been violated shall constitute a separate offense.
Every violator of the provisions of this Part shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for each and every day such violation shall continue and shall be subject to the penalty imposed by this section for each and every such offense.
After the issuance by the Township SDCA of a notice of violation of the provisions of this Part and the posting of such notice of violation on the premises, each day such violation shall continue shall be deemed a separate offense subject to a like fine and penalty.
[Ord. 1993-13, 12/8/1993, § VIII]
The final authority for determining and assigning the street number or numbers to be used upon any particular property, as well as the enforcement of this Part, shall be in the office of the Township SDCA, his agent or such other person as provided for in § 4-103 of this Part.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 1]
The Board of Supervisors finds that the ability of police, fire, ambulance, and other emergency providers and personnel to communicate with each other within buildings and structures, and to communicate from within structures and buildings to personnel and locations outside the building and structure, is of vital public importance. A breakdown in communications among emergency providers and personnel creates a serious risk of harm to and is a serious threat to the safety and welfare of emergency personnel, the citizens of East Fallowfield Township and the public in general. Therefore, pursuant to the police power, the Board enacts this Part to protect the public health, safety, and welfare.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 2]
The following words and terms shall, for the purposes of this section and as used elsewhere in this Part, have the meanings shown herein.
- Association of Public Safety Communication Officials International.
- Chester County Department of Emergency Services.
- Federal Communications Commission.
- National Association of Business and Education Radio.
- National Public Safety Pluming Advisory Committee.
- Personal Communications Industry Association.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 3; as amended by Ord. 2013-03, 11/26/2013; and by Ord. No. 2016-01, 3/22/2016]
Except as otherwise provided, no person shall erect, construct, alter, refit, change the use of or provide an addition of more than 20% of the existing floor area to any building or structure or a part thereof or cause the same to be done, which fails to support adequate radio coverage for CCDES, the fire companies serving East Fallowfield Township (Modena and Westwood Fire Companies), and the East Fallowfield Township Police Department. For the purposes of this section, adequate radio coverage shall include all of the following:
A minimum signal strength of -95 dBM available in 95% of the area of each floor of the building.
A minimum signal strength of -95 dBM received at the closest CCDES radio communications site when transmitted from 95% of the area of each floor of the building.
The frequency range which must be supported shall be between 763 MHz and 861 MHz.
A 90% reliability factor.
Signal strength measurements, for the purpose of measuring the performance of a bidirectional amplifier, shall be based on one input signal adequate to obtain a maximum continuous operating output level.
The provisions of this section shall become applicable upon notification to the property owner that unacceptable performance levels exist. The property owner shall have 90 days from the date of notification to enhance radio coverage and bring it within the acceptable limits of these provisions.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 4; as amended by Ord. 2013-03, 11/26/2013]
Buildings and structures which cannot support the required level of radio coverage shall be equipped with either a radiating cable system or an internal multiple antenna system with or without FCC-type accepted bidirectional 700/800 MHz amplifiers as needed. If any part of the installed system or systems contains an electrically powered component, the system shall be capable of operating on an independent battery and/or generator system for a period of at least 12 hours without external power input. The battery system shall charge in the presence of an external power input.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 5]
Acceptance Test Procedure.
[Amended by Ord. 2013-03, 11/26/2013; and by Ord. No. 2016-01, 3/22/2016]
When an in-building radio system is required, and upon completion of installation, it will be the building owner's responsibility to have the radio system tested to ensure that two-way coverage on each floor of the building is a minimum of 95%. Each floor of the building shall be divided into a grid of approximately 20 equal areas. A maximum of two nonadjacent areas will be allowed to fail the test. In the event that three of the areas fail the test, in order to be more statistically accurate, the floor may be divided in 40 equal areas. In such event, a maximum of four nonadjacent areas will be allowed to fail the test. After the forty-area test, if the system continues to fail, the building owner shall have the system altered to meet the 95% coverage requirement. The test shall be conducted using the most current portable radio or its equivalent, available to the Police and/or Fire Company, talking through the CCDES as specified by the authority having jurisdiction. A spot located approximately in the center of a grid area will be selected for the test, then the radio will be keyed to verify two-way communications to and from the outside of the building through the CCDES. Once the spot has been selected, prospecting for a better spot within the grid area will not be permitted.
The gain values of all amplifiers shall be measured and the test measurement results shall be kept on file with the building owner so that the measurements can be verified each year during the annual tests. In the event that the measurements results become lost, the building owner will be required to rerun the acceptance test to reestablish the gain values.
Annual Tests. When an in-building radio system is required, the building owner shall test all active components of the system including, but not limited to, amplifiers, power supplies and backup batteries, a minimum of once every 12 months. Amplifiers shall be tested to ensure that the gain is the same as it was upon initial installation and acceptance. Backup batteries and power supplies shall be tested under load for a period of one hour to verify that they will properly operate during an actual power outage. If within the one hour test period, in the opinion of the testing technician, the battery exhibits symptoms of failure, the test shall be extended for additional one hour periods until the testing technician confirms the integrity of the battery. All other active components shall be checked to determine that they are operating within the manufacturer's specifications for the intended purposes.
Five-Year Tests. In addition to the annual test, the building owner shall perform a radio coverage test a minimum of once every five years to ensure that the radio system continues to meet the requirements of the original acceptance test. The procedure set forth above shall apply to such tests. A copy of accepted tests shall be provided to the Chester County Emergency Services Engineering Departments.
Qualifications of Testing Personnel. All tests shall be conducted, documented and signed by a person in possession of a current FCC technical license or a current technician certification issued by the APCO, NABER, or the PCIA. All test records shall be retained on the inspected, premises by the building owner and a copy submitted to officials of the Fire Companies serving East Fallowfield Township and the East Fallowfield Township Police Department.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 6]
Police and fire personnel, after providing reasonable notice to the owner or his representative, shall have the right to enter onto the property to conduct field testing to be certain that the required level of radio coverage is present.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 7]
This Part shall not apply to structures in Use Groups R-3 and R-4 of the International Building Code, any building constructed of wood frame, any building 35 feet high or less, as long as none of the aforementioned buildings make use of any metal construction or any underground storage or parking areas. For purposes of this section, parking structures and stairwells are included in the definition of "building" and stair shafts are included in the definition of "all parts of a building" but elevators may be excluded.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 8]
Any nonexempt building or structure existing, under construction or for which a building permit application is pending or has been provided as of the effective date of this section, shall comply with the requirements of this section if the CCDES, the Fire Companies serving East Fallowfield Township or East Fallowfield Township Police Department determines that adequate radio coverage as defined in § 4-203, Subsection 1, does not exist in the building or structure. The owner of the building or structure shall be notified, in writing, of the inadequacy of the coverage and shall have a period of 90 consecutive calendar days from the date of the notice to comply with this section including, but not limited to, enhancing radio coverage and bringing it within the acceptable limits of this section.
[Ord. 2005-4, 3/23/2005, § 10; as amended by Ord. 2010-01, 3/23/2010]
Any person, firm or corporation who shall violate any provision of this Part, upon conviction thereof in an action brought before a magisterial district judge in the manner provided for the enforcement of summary offenses under the Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure, shall be sentenced to pay a fine of not less than $150 nor more than $1,000 plus costs and, in default of payment of said fine and costs, to a term of imprisonment not to exceed 90 days. Each day that a violation of this Part continues or each section of this Part which shall be found to have been violated shall constitute a separate offense.


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Last weekend's Bataan Memorial Death March was about so many important things, and I will be writing and reflecting more on this. But for now, I'd like to focus on the cause I went in with for my first time marching the grueling 26.2 mile course at White Sands Missile Range: marching for the Urban Justice Center's Veteran Advocacy Project (VAP).
Last Sunday began for me with an early morning: I'd slept in the back seat of my rental car in the good company of other marchers who had tents and RVs spread across open fields near the march's starting and finish lines. It wasn't a terribly comfortable sleep, but I woke up thinking of the many veterans who have lived day to day like this–sleeping in cars, on the street, in hidden places in cities, suburbs, rest stops, and rural areas across this country.
I shivered as I pulled myself out of my warm sleeping bag and into the cold air of the crisp pre-dawn morning. I slipped on flip flops and toddled out toward a nearby toilet–a precious resource. I came back to my car, put on my headlamp, and brushed my teeth using a bottle of water, rinsed my face, and then used a small propane burner to heat a cup of water so I could have a hot cup of instant coffee to get my day going. I powdered my feet (to prevent blisters), put on my uniform, laced up my boots, adjusted my ruck, ate a banana and some cheese for breakfast, and made all my last preparations to spend the day marching across the desert. This was definitely a less comfortable way of starting my day compared with my cozy Brooklyn life, but I also knew it to be a luxury compared with those who live like this day to day. Other marchers milled around me, many of them also veterans or active service members, but this was in some ways a lonely meditation on how others live.
Once I got myself ready, I put on the heavy ruck I'd be carrying for the day. As I mentioned on my fundraiser page, my ruck was a reminder of the weight we all carry until all of our veterans are home and well enough–physically, mentally, legally, and financially–to make unique and amazing contributions back to our communities and our country. The weight requirement for the "individual military heavy" division was 35 pounds. About 20 of the pounds I packed were soft bags of dried rice and beans to be donated to local food pantries at the finish line. I'd also added some other weight, including a first-aid kit, a change of socks, water, food, and other miscellany. It was heavy, but I'd been preparing for it. I locked the car and made my way to the starting stalls where some 6,000+ marchers would stand for the opening ceremony.
The opening ceremony was a powerful and emotional event, which I'll write about elsewhere. What I want to tell you about here is the march itself and some of what it meant to me. The top word I'd use to describe it is what another marcher said to me–humbling. A lot of young ROTC cadets were out there, and plenty of other fit folks both in uniform and civilian attire–and I saw them starting out strong. I started strong, too, although I wasn't one of the heavy marchers who jogged those early miles. I admire their strength, and I know some of them finished just as strong as they started. But at different points along the 26.2 mile route, I saw many of these same motivated, able-bodied people at the various medical tents along the way, or stopped in exhaustion along the route. No matter who you were, or how in shape you were–you felt this. You were humbled.
I started out feeling energetic, and thought early on in the march that I was ahead of the game. I was not. By the 13-mile point, I felt totally depleted. I had to get off the course, pull my boots off, prop up my aching feet, make myself eat some food and rehydrate, and otherwise recharge. For a short while I felt completely disappointed in myself–maybe I should've done things differently to not feel this way, or maybe I was just weak because I just couldn't hack it. I'd foregone taking breaks because I didn't want to stop until at least halfway. I'd taken in less water than I should have because I didn't want to refill my Camelbak until later along the course. I'd gone in thinking I was a pro at this. I wasn't.
I thought of the American and Filipino survivors who marched those devastating 60+ miles across the Bataan peninsula in the Philippines in 1942, without even the basics of food or water, and where stragglers were bayoneted or beheaded by Japanese troops. (Also I must note here: Louis Wawrzonek, the uncle of one of my supporters, was awarded a Silver Star for his bravery at Corregidor, only to watch it fall to the Japanese a month after the Bataan surrender. He died in captivity.) I'd reached what felt like my own breaking point so early on. I felt exhausted, and just plain bad. But I also thought of all the privileges I have. All the good luck and incredible opportunities I've had. The great people in my life. The fact that so many people–many of them veterans–cared enough about what I was doing to collectively donate more than $100 per mile that I was marching, plus give me so many words of encouragement. Being humbled is one thing, but wanting to give up is entirely another. I re-powdered my feet, put on a dry pair of socks, laced up my boots again, and got my ruck back on for another five hours.
There was so much to feel both physically and emotionally over a long day of uphill miles, soft sand, sunburn, and aching feet. But more than anything, my experience drove home for me that for any hard moments or days in our lives, it's the feeling of support that makes all the difference. Do we have people back at home rooting for us? Are there helpful, kind words from colleagues and strangers along the way? Do others care about what we're doing? Do others care that we might be struggling? Can we muster a smile or kind words to encourage others even through our own struggle? Life isn't easy. But it's a lot less hard when others are there to help.
The reason I chose the Veteran Advocacy Project as a fundraising cause for my march is that their work in providing free legal services–even for the veterans whose cases other nonprofits find too difficult or complicated to help–is exactly the kind of support veterans need when their lives have unraveled to the point where maybe they feel there's nowhere else to turn. All of VAP's precious resources go toward direct services for these veterans. When I asked if I could get a t-shirt to wear for the march, I found out they don't really have promotional materials–VAP's director special-ordered a one-of-a-kind VAP t-shirt for me to wear for the march. It's was truly an honor to wear the shirt and feel support from everyone at VAP in addition to all those who donated–while at the same time knowing the donations would go toward an organization that supports those who need it most.
I've felt lucky to find purpose and meaning, especially recently, in service and advocacy for veterans returning home–and also for those who've been home a while but have been forgotten. I've also found a profound amount of support in the NYC veterans community. Among the many inspirational veterans I know, Bob Raphael is a Marine who served in Vietnam, and has, like too many of his fellow veterans, been badly affected by Agent Orange poisoning. He told me that I needed to do this march–there were just too many veterans who couldn't. This, of course, has stuck with me. And it's true not just for a 26.2-mile march–it's true of so many other things that I do, even when I feel knocked on my ass like I was at mile 13. So I carried this with me–as well as wearing visible reminders on my wrist–throughout the march, and onward.
It was a humbling day, but profoundly meaningful. I don't know that I would've made it without the incredible support that I am so fortunate to have. Thanks to each of you who've supported me personally, as well as everyone who donated to VAP through my fundraiser.
I'm leaving my VAP fundraising page open through the end of the month for anyone else who feels moved to support this great cause–and please do. There simply isn't any single, sweeping solution for veteran homelessness, veteran suicide, and veterans having problems reintegrating back into civilian society. The VA and other government and government-funded resources only do so much. It's up to us to find and support the things that work. VAP is one of those.
Thanks everyone. And more soon about this incredible event I took part in.


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RUSH 5K: A Run Uniting SuperHeroes is a superhero-themed race that will be super fun for the entire family. Proceeds will benefit Bridgeway Behavioral Health and The Sparrow's Nest Maternity Home to help women and children in the area that are facing difficult situations. The race will take place, rain or shine, on May 2nd at 9:00 a.m. in Frontier Park, 650 S. Riverside Dr, St. Charles, MO 63303.
"Our annual super hero 5K has impacted the awareness of the issues surrounding domestic violence in our community," said Bridgeway Behavioral Health's Director of Events and Social Media, Ashly Curry. "While also financially supporting the services we offer to the women and children seeking safety from domestic abuse."
The first 350 registrants will receive a t-shirt and sizes are guaranteed if registered by April 1, 2015. All participants will receive a goody bag and post-race snack with their registration fee. Everyone is encouraged to wear family friendly superhero costumes. Anyone who participates in fun run will receive a participation ribbon.
Fleet Feet will professionally time runner and walkers in the 5K and determine who will be awarded for the Overall and Top 3 Finishers for each age group (14 and under, 15-19, 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60+). The kid's (12 and under) 1 mile run will take place after the 5k at 10:00 a.m. After the races there will be a party with bounce house (weather permitting), DJ with family friendly music, face painting, and plenty of other activities for the entire family.
Registration is online, until April 29th. Entry fees until March 1st is $20 per 5K participant, March 2nd – April 1st $25, after April 1st $30. The entry fees for the 1 Mile participant until March 1st is $10, March 2-April 1$12, and after April 1st $15. Registration and packet pickup will start May 1, 2015, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Fleet Feet St. Charles, 3813 Mexico Rd., St. Charles, MO 63303.
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It is obvious that one of the reasons I love watching the All Blacks so much is because they mostly win. This is a pleasant antidote to the other sports teams I have hitched my life wagon to: the Black Caps, the Hurricanes ... and West Ham United.
Now, at the risk of going 'off piste' from rugby slightly, I'd like to point out that this week West Ham were finally granted the long-term lease of London's Olympic Stadium after next year's Olympics. They beat (Evil) Spurs to the deal, but what it means (regardless of staying in the Premiership next season, or fuss over retaining the athletics track around the pitch) is that there is going to be a 60,000 seat brand new stadium right in East London with excellent transport links.
I think one of the so-called 'London based' Aviva Premiership clubs should get in there - either share the ground with West Ham, or play a handful of home games there. Give London a real rugby presence instead of hiding in Twickenham or parking your Landrover out in Buckinghamshire.
Get your boatshoes off, and your white trainers on, son. Pound, your Banana!!!
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AMB 2018: Product handling is child's play
Visitors at the Röhm booth experienced how Röhm reduces set-up time to less than 60 seconds, following the motto of "Done in 60 seconds". To go along with this, there was a set-up time challenge in which visitors could prove themselves and win attractive prizes by changing the jaws on the new DURO-A RC. Here, 9 year-old Alexandra showed how it's done.
"We are absolutely thrilled and satisfied by this year's AMB. Not only the set-up time challenge but also the response to our new products, the DURO-A RC power chuck and Lubritool lubrication device, are overwhelming and hence a total success," says Röhm's CEO Gerhard Glanz. "We were quite astounded when an absolute record was set for the set-up time challenge on the 4th day of the fair. The 3 jaws of the DURO-A RC power chuck were changed in an unbelievable 10.27 seconds. On the last day of the fair, we were surprised by 9 year-old Alexandra, who managed to change the jaws in 53.96 seconds thereby showing us that it is "child's play" to change the jaws on the new DURO-A RC power chuck," continues CEO Gerhard Glanz.
Besides the set-up time challenge, the focus was also on the products like the new DURO-A RC power chuck, which was celebrated as an absolute world premiere at the AMB 2018. This chuck prevails not only due to the fast jaw change in less than 50 seconds, but also due to its overall height, which was reduced by 14%, a weight reduction of up to 17% as well as a 3-year warranty (pursuant to DURO-A RC warranty conditions) - and all of this for an excellent price/performance ratio and attractive starting price.
However, Röhm also showed other product developments such as the award-winning Lubritool lubrication device, which enables automated lubrication of tool clamping systems within 5 seconds instead of 5 minutes. Based on this time savings, Lubritool can pay for itself in less than 6 months. RÖHM has now optimized it and reduced the construction length by 20% to enable more working space in the machine.
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Default – Art, Culture and Cities
"The advocacy of artistic intervention in the public realm shifted radically during the 1980's. Public Art became increasingly justified, not in aesthetic terms but rather on the basis of its supposed contribution to what might be broadly termed 'Urban regeneration'."i After three decades of arts involvement in such regeneration and in the midst of a global economic crisis, what might be the substance of these claims or the relevance of such ideas? In September 2011, I attended a master class in residence in Lecce in Southern Italy to discuss art, cities and regeneration with 20 practicing artists and 13 presenters across 10 days. The workshop was entitled Default.
The reinvention of cities in the Middle Ages and again in the 18th century saw massive movements of people from rural societies to the nascent capitalist and industrial cities respectively. Urban regeneration in the early 21 century plays out many of the predictions of Lefebvre's thesis as articulated in David Harvey in the Right to the City: surplus capital finds its form and generation in the urban and its regeneration and/or flight spells disaster for the city or region that is not willing or able to compete with either privatized and/or subsidised infrastructure, exploitative labour or the cultural and natural assets of tourism. The de-industrialisation of these same cities in the developed world and the role of rural and semi-rural communities in the developing world's urban century create a new paradigm for place, culture and the movement of people. The question of mobility in a globalised world is often considered in relation to the migration of those who chose to move (the professionals) and those who are forced to move (the asylum seekers and refugees escaping war or persecution). However, a third group needs consideration across both the developed and developing world as "it is estimated that fully 40% of all people on earth will be involved is such migration"ii This figure includes the movement within and between cities, regions and countries in pursuit of employment within cities.
Default was an interesting title for the workshop. This title did not refer to the pressing situation and implications for the EU (and the world) of Italy defaulting on debt repayments. Default referred to the question of how art practice might relate to the city other than defaulting to the dubious regenerative claims of the creative class,iii retreating to the creative city's'iv cultural quarters or remaining part of the spectacle of the Biennale for globally competitive cities all now running their course and for their lives.
It was with interest to attend the workshop in Lecce to witness the government of a city and regional centre attempting to reconcile regeneration within a regional perspective while trying to retain and revive a spatial, cultural and social form – the medieval /renaissance city as a modern city centre and its surrounding village life and customs. Lecce is a small to medium sized city (100,000 people) in the south of Italy surrounded by 97 small communes (villages) varying in size from 1000 – 30,000 people each. The region has a total population of 800,000.
A key feature of urban regeneration for the last three decades in the Anglophone world has been the quality and use of its public spaces and the requisite financial and legislative framework for such development. Within these public spaces, art has been attributed with contributing to the creation of a sense of community, place and civic identity. Interestingly, the vast majority of these works have been commissioned by government. Further, it has been argued that this same art addresses community needs and tackles social exclusion while possessing educational value and promoting social change. While this may be partially accepted, there is no critical debate or evidence to support these assertions other than "productionist and semiotic arguments"v i.e. the administrative improvements in the manner in which artworks and artists are commissioned or the aesthetic debate about the importance or otherwise of the works themselves in relation to a history of contemporary art assembled as the works are being made. The activist aesthetic that has permeated much of the self initiated works sitting outside (and sometimes within) the government commissioning process – whether this be street art, relational/relationist works, parades and performance or urban interventions and actions– derives many of its "strategies" and "tactics" and much of its form from art, social and political movements, and philosophical thought of the 1970's. Stripped of this context and social connection, meaning, time and place, the contemporary "projects" undertaken by various practitioners sit outside any program and are generally remembered or reduced to what can be collected within the art world. It is with interest that the architectural word "project" and de Certeau'svi terminology of strategies and tactics dominate and are interchangeable in the urban discussion that both dismisses the idea of any program and are misused to the point of meaninglessness in relation to art and cities. The artist has a strategy as if part of an institution and the artist uses tactics to defy the institutional strategy through projects that do not belong to a program. The artist's action is privileged, as is the gesture to be collected and catalogued as something that happened, then what?
When the economy turns downward and spatial and social regeneration projects within a city's program falter or fail to materialize what are the projects, strategies and tactics that the artist employs? I can think of at least three general responses to this self evident and cyclic situation within late capitalism.
One is that the spaces formerly designated for regeneration resume their identity as everyday spaces of "possible and potential transformation".vii This is an argument that suggests that the small, autonomous and un-authored is beautiful and holds inherent meaning of place and belonging. However, when it is by an artist it holds more significance because it can be documented and potentially collected in one form or another. The everyday space and action implies that the gesture and ritual is of great symbolic value and potentially and accumulatively of politic importance. Like art in public space's claims, there is little or no evidence.
Another response in the postmodern arsenal is the embrace of urban alienation as the most well adjusted response. This covers the architectural resignation and totalizing plan of Rem Koolhaus but also refers to a fascination with redundancy, abandonment chic or a kind of artistic shrug of the shoulders. It is Warholian in its self-fulfilling engagement with mass culture and late capitalism and does not assume a transformation outside of that which may have occurred anyway.
The third is not so much a surrender to impotence as a retreat from universal ideas into the totally personal. In place of the concept of justice we shift to personal notions of care.viii Similar to, but different from, the possible and potential transformation, this approach accepts that the world was always too big and the sphere of influence is only at the personal level – the de-politicization of self through the politicization of everything.
Each of these assumes that a program is counter-productive if not totalitarian in the face of the inevitable mass migration of people and not part of a possible response to transform this fragmented and fragmenting world or regenerate cities.
Of the artists and presenters at the master class none lived or worked where they were from. Perhaps this is the avant- garde of the 40%. It is curious that we should be engaged with place, cities and a notion of regeneration – what does this mean? What might be of importance in this discussion (and dare I say program by default or direction) is that if cities are to regenerate without a rapid demographic transformation and displacement then an approach that involves the arts and cultural development must address the retention and strengthening of the existing community. This may appear on the surface antithetical to regeneration.
The purpose of the master class was ostensibly to explore the relationship between art, cities and regeneration during times of economic downturn and the critical faculty that contemporary art possesses to engage with the emerging global issues, meaning and place. Many of the projects discussed were without a program and lapsed into the aesthetics of protest, poverty or indifference, false collective memory in re-enacting community life or a confused social enterprise in the vacuum left by state welfare's failure or absence. However several programs were clear and systemic in their purpose and intent and located projects within this broader definition of cultural development.
One third of the population of Lecce is involved in the university life. At least three non-government organizations, including Ramdom Association who hosted the master class, are involved in cultural programs ranging from musical education and creative industry training and development to the engagement of contemporary and experimental arts in the cultural life of the city. One of the purposes of these programs is to mitigate the deleterious effects of development on the cultural life in villages of the surrounding communities of Lecce. This includes cultural restoration and outreach programs. Another is to introduce contemporary art practice to make it relevant for young people to remain or be attracted to this centre.
To contextualize contemporary art practice and to finish this editorial, I'll provide an anecdote in relation to public space and public life.
The city of Lecce shuts down at about three in the afternoon and opens again at 7 or 8 until midnight. This twilight in early Autumn was picked as the time for an intervention into public space as people emerged as they do every evening into the public square and streets of the city. The work devised by one of the workshop artists was topical and provocative. An action in response to Berlusconi's extensive ownership of the media involved the purchase of a copy of each of the daily publications he owned and a cutup of these in the public square at a make shift news stand. The cut up text was placed in an open box and members of the general public were asked to select text and say why they picked this headline or that phrase and to discuss media ownership. I'm not sure whether more or less conversation was had about the government in the square that evening because basically everyone was there anyway, as they will be tonight, talking, arguing, sharing the day's personal and national issues. In the centre of the square on that evening, in addition to the hundreds of people and the public political campaigning for local elections, approximately 60 secondary school students flash mobbed the space with a choreographed dance piece with decorated chairs, a newly married couple was being photographed on the other corner, a concert was happening in the Roman amphitheatre to the right and kids hung out on the steps of the church, dancing, flirting, talking. The evening had just started and our intervention was over in about 30 minutes. The few who were engaged by our action, our gesture were off somewhere else discussing something just as or more important than Berlusconi's empire that would be over one day soon. The referendum that Italy recently held dismissed Berlusconi's proposal to introduce nuclear power, to privatize water and to offer immunity from trial for government ministers.
Anthony McInneny
Architects for Peace, October 2011
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ii Casey, E (2011) The Place of Landscape. The edge(s) of Landscape. MIT Press
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vi de Certeau, Michel (1988) The Practice of Everyday life
vii Chase, J, Crawford, M and Kaliski, J (eds) (2008) Everyday Urbanism, Monacelli Press
viii MesKimmon, M (2011) Contemporary art and the cosmopolitan imagination, Routledge


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I would be remiss if I didn't address during this #90DaysToMyDreamJob challenge the unique issues a diverse candidate faces in the job hunting process.
What do I mean when I write 'diverse'?
Its definition has certainly changed throughout the decades, but most companies today would agree a diverse candidate is anyone who falls in one or more of the following categories: Women, African Americans, Hispanics, Individuals with Disabilities and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) Individuals.
There are certainly more people that come from different cultural and religious backgrounds that add to our understanding of the human experience, but they aren't as represented in company diversity employee groups as the ones mentioned earlier.
Perhaps some assume that falling into diverse categories buoys a candidate's confidence in applying since companies frequently claim their commitment to diversity and their denial of discriminatory hiring practices. But as a job candidate who is a self-coined 'triple whammy' of the corporate diversity world: I am a woman, I am Hispanic (on my mother's side hence the Italian last name) and I have a physical disability that's highly visible, I'll admit that what I feel when I apply isn't boosted confidence. What I experience instead is a subtle sense of paranoia.
Just a few days ago I wrote about an idea of handing out my photo to Hiring Managers to get the attention of my targeted employers in Phoenix, AZ and one of my dear cousins left this thoughtful response on my blog, '… it's NOT a good idea to include photos anywhere in the process. Reasons vary, but include gender bias, skin color bias, facial expression impact, reverse discrimination possibilities, etc.' When I read the comment the paranoid thoughts that have plagued me not only during the last few months of this job hunting process, but also throughout my entire career came flooding back. In this highly visible and hyper-connected world that we live in today, the concern isn't so much anymore, 'What if they find out all these things about me before I apply?', but rather, 'How will they evaluate me knowing already that I'm a woman, I'm Hispanic and I have a disability?'
I have worked alongside HR employees for nine years and within HR for the last four years of my career. I've seen Recruiters and Hiring Managers actively dismiss candidates based on what they assume a candidate with a disability can or can't do and avoid candidates (either consciously or subconsciously) with too 'ethnic' names. These are just a few of the discriminatory practices that exist.
Why do companies still do this despite their claims that they don't?
The reason comes down simply to fear. Fear of the unfamiliar, fear of the unknown. We like and trust that which we know. It's no surprise then that hiring and firing decisions often involve a team of lawyers to guide the process (the bigger the company the bigger the legal team), but this approach only perpetuates the fear.
What will ease the minds of both potential employee and employer? It's certainly not a hush-hush and litigious attitude, but rather an openness and transparency to the hiring process. Honest (often difficult) conversations about company needs in relation to applicants' abilities and unique perspectives will be what get us to truly diverse workplaces.
Some employers understand this, while most others don't.
Here's hoping that this #90DaysToMyDreamJob challenge leads me to those that do.
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Think of this gallery as my workbook and brag book. I hope it can be of some use, or at least provide some pleasure.
This gallery does not contain an exhaustive catalog of miniatures available or discontinued. It contains only miniatures that I own.
Many of them are 25mm fantasy miniatures, as a result of my having played fantasy role-playing games (mainly AD&D) since 1976, but I also have micro-scale (1/300, 1/285), "heroic" (30-35mm), 15mm, and some 20mm figures and vehicles.
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THE head of adult social services in Somerset has admitted that the county remains "far behind the rest of the country" in its rollout of personalised care.
A report into adult social care in Somerset paints a mixed picture of the county council's performance across different areas.
Progress has been made on reducing delays with transferring people from hospital into care.
But Somerset's form on rolling out personalised care budgets remains "poor" and behind both the national average and those of its neighbouring counties.
With a personal budget, an assessment of need is undertaken by the council, an indicative budget to provide the care the individual needs is set out, and then a support plan is drawn up for how and where the money will be spent.
Councillors were presented with the latest figures at a meeting of the adults and health scrutiny panel in Taunton on Wednesday (May 9).
The proportion of people using social care in Somerset who received "self-directed support" (which includes personal budgets) has risen over the last two years, from less than 40 per cent in 2015/16 to around 60 per cent in March 2018.
However, this is below both the national average of just under 90 per cent and below three of Somerset's immediate neighbours, with Devon (c. 82 per cent), Gloucestershire (c. 92 per cent) and Dorset (c. 95 per cent) all having higher proportion of people receiving personal budgets.
Stephen Chandler, director of adult social services, admitted that Somerset was "so far behind the rest of the country that it's of great concern", and claimed that people didn't understand the opportunities associated with personal budgets as opposed to traditional means of delivering care.
He said: "Personalisation is about giving the individual choice and control over how their support is arranged."
The amount of people in Somerset receiving direct payments – where money is paid directly from social services to the individual for care – is above both Devon's level and the national average of just under 30 per cent.
However, it is behind Gloucestershire, where well over one-third of people in social care receive the payments.
Somerset also scores poorly in the permanent admission of adults aged 18 to 64 into residential and nursing homes.
In March 2018, 18 adults per 100,000 population were admitted – higher than the national average of around 13 and a rise on the two previous years.
The proportion of over-65s being admitted to residential or nursing homes on a permanent basis is also higher than the UK average, with nearly 700 per 100,000 being admitted in March against a national average of just over 600.
In other areas, however, the social care picture is somewhat rosier.
Somerset does have a higher-than-average proportion of adults with learning disabilities being in some form of paid employment, with around seven per cent being in work against just under six per cent across the UK.
The county also has a higher than average proportion of disabled people who either live in their own home or with their family, with the amount hovering at just over 80 per cent.
There have been improvements made in reducing the amount of 'bedblocking' in Somerset.
'Bedblocking' is measured as a Delayed Transfer of Care (DTOC) or 'lost bed days' – the total number of days patients in Somerset spent in an acute hospital bed rather than being moved into the community for care.
According to Jon Padfield, the council's performance lead officer for adults and health, the county hit its target in December for the number of days lost because of adult social care – but added that there had been a slight rise up to February.
Mr Chandler said that this rise could be attributed to the winter flu and a general rise in A&E admissions.
He said that health services in Somerset had "weathered that storm", that the four-day Easter weekend had been "really smooth" and that the April performance had seen an improvement.
A further update on the performance of adult social care is expected later in the year.


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Divorce is a messy and challenging time. Getting the paperwork done, the assets divided and custody schedules arranged is a Herculean feat you don't ever wish to repeat. Life, though, keeps on chugging down the tracks. Yesterday's custody arrangement may not work tomorrow. Maybe you need a new home and job after the divorce, maybe your current home is too expensive or maybe you need the support network of your extended family back home.
You've finalized the divorce, including the custody plans, and now you want to move on with your life. Now the question is this: Can I move out of town or out of state with the kids?
What you need to do first
When you have kids and you've been divorced, you can't up and move. You need consent from the other parent, regardless if you have sole custody or joint custody. First, you need to communicate with your co-parent, followed by mediation and, finally, getting an official court decree before you can move.
How decisions are made
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In determining well being, the court considers many factors:
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