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The new parity law ends discrimination against consumers of mental health and substance abuse treatment services in many health insurance plans. Read more . . .
The Federal Government seeks public comment on the new rules, which go into effect in April 2010.
Secretary Kathleen Sebelius recently made a speech addressing the importance of parity.
Tufts University conducted focus groups with more than 50 students to ensure suicide prevention activities meet campus needs.
Avatars—can they help students and faculty to learn how to identify a person in crisis? Penn State Altoona uses technology to extend the reach of life-saving help.
Learn more about SAMHSA's Campus Suicide Prevention Grant program.
Ready, Set, Listen! is a new computer game that offers an interactive way for families to discuss the real dangers of underage drinking.
Across the Nation, states and territories are creating videos that describe unique challenges and successes in underage drinking prevention.
New data sheds light on the characteristics of facilities providing alcohol and drug abuse treatment services.
A new publication highlights considerations for providers incorporating new technology into treatment.
Find out about adolescents who received treatment for heroin use.
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Started by Columbia University students in 2000, Students Active for Ending Rape (SAFER) is the only organization that fights sexual violence and rape culture by empowering student-led campaigns to reform college sexual assault policies. An all-volunteer collective, SAFER facilitates student organizing through a comprehensive training manual; in-person workshops and trainings; free follow-up mentoring; our Campus Sexual Assault Policies Database; and a growing online resource library and network for student organizers. SAFER firmly believes that sexual violence is both influenced by and contributes to multiple forms of oppression, including racism, sexism, and homo/transphobia, and view our anti-sexual violence work through a broader anti-oppression lens.
Strong college sexual assault policies are a key element in the prevention of sexual assault. Despite the well-known prevalence of sexual violence among college students, current college sexual assault policies commonly lack primary prevention efforts and due process procedures, exclude student input, traumatize survivors, and ignore disparate treatment of survivors and assailants based on gender, class, race, sexual orientation, and disability. By maintaining inadequate policies and resisting student demands for change, colleges create an atmosphere that condones violence, silences survivors, and reduces equal access to the benefits of a college education. Committed to social change through community mobilization, SAFER arms students with the tools needed to mobilize communities and make lasting change on campus.
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Eh. I might have misunderstood you, but I'm pretty sure Chord was between Naya and Lea during the interview - correct me if I'm wrong but I'm almost sure he was? - so he's always going to be around. :(
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The page isn't redirecting properly
I just installed BP Group Reviews, today. I'm getting "The page isn't redirecting properly" when I:
1. Create a Group > Fill-in > Create Group and Continue
2. Settings > [Unchecked] Enable discussion forum and [Checked] Enable group reviews > Next Step
3. Avatar > Finish
It delayed about 20 seconds then "The page isn't redirecting properly" show-up. The URL looks like this:
I see the item Blue Sky link is in Groups Directory but when I clicked the link it gets an error "The page isn't redirecting properly." It happened every time when create new group [reviews].
Is this a bug?
It works fine when "Enable discussion forum" is checked.
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She was once charged with murder but ultimately went to prison for lying. Monday, the widow of a murdered Dunwoody businessman was denied a bond request. In August, a DeKalb County jury convicted Andrea Sneiderman on nine counts, including perjury and making false statements to police investigating her husband's murder. She was sentenced to five years in prison. DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James says the widow lied to Dunwoody Police about her affair with her husband's killer and also withheld critical information about Hemy Neuman's role in Rusty Sneiderman's murder when she testified in Neuman's murder trial last year. Sneiderman was given credit for the year she served in prison after the District Attorney initially charged her in connection with Rusty's murder. Robert James dropped the murder charge just days before her trial, saying he didn't have enough evidence to get a conviction. In an hour-long hearing last Thursday, a lawyer for Sneiderman asked a judge to release her on bond while she awaits to appeal her conviction. It was Sneiderman's first court appearance since her sentencing in August.During the hearing, Sneiderman's lawyer Brian Steel gave details on how the convicted widow interacts with her two children while she's serving out her sentence at Arrendale State Prison. Steele said that the children speak to their mother several times a day on the phone. Steel said that Sneiderman also receives weekly visits from her parents and children at the prison.The DeKalb County District Attorney's Office argued against letting Sneiderman out on bond, saying she had the motivation and the means to flee.
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In pictures: Prince William to marry on 29 April
Prince William is to marry his long-term girlfriend Kate Middleton on Friday 29 April 2011. The ceremony will take place in Westminster Abbey. Prime Minister David Cameron said it would be "a happy and momentous occasion" and would be marked by a public holiday. In this picture the couple pose during a photocall at the State Apartments of St James's Palace in London to mark their engagement. Click through the images below for more.
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Important: Starting from
MySQL 4.1.3,
InnoDB uses the same
character set comparison functions as MySQL for
latin1_swedish_ci character strings
that are not
BINARY. This changes the
sorting order of space and characters < ASCII(32) in
those character sets. For
latin1_swedish_ci character strings and
BINARY strings,
uses its own pad-spaces-at-end comparison method, which
stays unchanged. If you have an
table created with MySQL 4.1.2 or earlier, with an index on
a non-
latin1 character set (in the case
of 4.1.0 and 4.1.1 with any character set)
TEXT column that is not
BINARY but may contain characters <
ASCII(32), then you should do
OPTIMIZE table on it to
regenerate the index, after upgrading
to MySQL 4.1.3 or later.
OPTIMIZE TABLE for
InnoDB tables is now mapped to
ALTER TABLE rather than to
Added an interface for storing the binlog offset in the InnoDB log and flushing the log.
Bogues corrigés :
The critical bug in 4.1.2
(crash recovery skipping all
.ibd files
if you specify
innodb_file_per_table on
Unix) has been fixed. The bug was a combination of two bugs.
Crash recovery ignored the files, because the attempt to
lock them in the wrong mode failed. From now on, locks will
only be obtained for regular files opened in read/write
mode, and crash recovery will stop if an
.ibd file for a table exists in a
database directory but is unaccessible.
Do not remember the original
select_lock_type inside
TABLES. (Bug #4047)
The special meaning of the table names
innodb_table_monitor, and
innodb_validate in
TABLE and
DROP TABLE statements
was accidentally removed in MySQL/InnoDB-4.1.2. The
diagnostic functions attached to these special table names
(see Section 15.12.1, « Le moniteur
InnoDB ») are accessible again
in MySQL/InnoDB-4.1.3.
When the private SQL parser of InnoDB was modified in
MySQL/InnoDB-4.0.19 in order to allow the use of the
apostrophe ('
'') in table and
column names, the fix relied on a previously unused function
mem_realloc(), whose implementation was
incorrect. As a result, InnoDB can incorrectly parse column
and table names as the empty string. The InnoDB
realloc() implementation has been
corrected in MySQL/InnoDB-4.1.3.
In a clean-up of MySQL/InnoDB-4.1.2, the code for
invalidating the query cache was broken. Now the query cache
should be correctly invalidated for tables affected by
ON UPDATE CASCADE or
CASCADE constraints.
Fixed a bug : in
LIKE 'abc%', the
'%' did not match the empty string if the
character set was not
This bug was fixed by changing the sorting order in these
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Etowah County authorities say a person is in custody tonight after a fatal shooting.
Jamey Brent Williams, 34, was found shot to death in front of his home in the Tidmore Bend community. He was in his car at the time.
Investigators spent Friday processing the car and the front yard for evidence and interviewing neighbors. Witnesses say they heard gunshots around 6:30 a.m. Friday.
Deputies got the call around 9:30 a.m. after Williams failed to show up for work. Sheriff Todd Entrekin says some of Williams employers went to his house to check on him and found him in his car.
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MSU offers a range of accounting coursework to meet students' career goals:
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- Fraud examination minor
- Post-degree preparation for CPA exam
- Internships
What can you do with an accounting degree?
Accountants provide tax services, conduct audits, or provide financial or managerial accounting services. Some teach and conduct research at colleges and universities. Public accountants work with the general public. Management accountants typically work for a specific business.
MSU accounting students can apply classroom knowledge to real world settings through internships. Many internships are initiated by employers, but students may seek out and develop their own internship opportunities. Internships may be full time, part time or project oriented. All internships provide students with great hands on learning opportunities and some lead to offers of employment.
Career outlook
The employment outlook for accountants is promising and growing. Individuals who are proficient in accounting-related software and information systems, or who have expertise in specialized areas, such as fraud examination, often have an advantage in getting some jobs. Those with professional certification, especially CPAs, generally have the best career prospects.
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Accountants are detail oriented and can quickly analyze, compare and interpret facts and figures. They have high standards of integrity. They are good at working with people, business systems and computers. They have the verbal and written skills to effectively communicate accounting and financial information clearly.
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The College of Business is committed to active learning and preparing students for careers in business. Our facilities include the Slaaten Learning Center, which features:
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- Student study area furnished with computers, flat-screen TVs, café tables and comfortable seating
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You can always count on Russians to make a stand on the blatant disregard of some of their bourgeois countrymen who seem to think that they're above the law, especially when it comes to cutting through Russian traffic by using - illegally, by the way - flashing blue rooftop lights. These are normally reserved for cops and official government officials. Nowhere in the rulebook does it say that civilians are permitted to use rooftop lights, no matter how much of a VIP that person claims to be.
That being said, we found this video of this one car that was sporting the flashing blue rooftop lights and the subsequent action one pedestrian took to demonstrate his distaste for the high-brow owner of the car. Watch him draw the ire of the Russian "VIP" as he puts on a blue bucket on his head and proceeds to climb over the car and walk across it. Poor Mr. VIP had no idea what to do with Buckethead.
Maybe that should serve as a reminder that if you continue to use rooftop lights, then you better get ready for more "public demonstrations" of this kind.


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- French: Fictional swordsman from Alexandre Dumas'' Three Musketeers
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TEAMS: Miami Marlins, Toronto Blue Jays
Via Los That Sports Blog:
Earlier this week the Miami Marlins agreed to a trade with the Toronto Blue Jays which includes Miami's prized free agent signing of last offseason, Jose Reyes, and two-time All-Star starting pitcher Josh Johnson. As expected, Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista was pleased with the news. A few Marlins players were in disbelief. Even other owners were upset with Jeffrey Loria.
Fans were anything but happy as well, given that the new $500 million-plus Marlins Park was predominantly publicly funded. The people of Miami have every right to be upset.
Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado is among those who would prefer to see the trade not go through. Commissioner Bug Selig, who is aware of the outrage around Miami, is reviewing the trade but will do what is in the best interest of Major League Baseball. As part of his evaluation process Selig can take into account this letter from Regalado.
Regalado also had a message for Jeffrey Loria, who the Mayor isn't a fan of. Shocker. It's also not surprising Loria didn't have much to say at this week's MLB owners' meetings in Chicago.
Tom Koehler's Pitch For Relief
Jeffrey Loria Lies to Florida Taxpayers, Destroys Montreal Expos in Taiwanese Animation of Marlins' Big Trade (Video)
Marlins Agreement to Spend Revenue-Sharing Funds on Player Salaries Expired Just Before Mega-Trade
Chuck Hernandez hired as Marlins pitching coach
Marlins hire Chuck Hernandez
Your Morning Dump...where the Sox should call Miami for Stanton
Miami Marlins trade whole team to Toronto
Miami Marlins Fire Sale: Jose Reyes And Mark Buehrle Have No One To Blame But Themselves
Reports: Pierre gets one-year deal from Marlins
Report: Marlins Agree To Deal With OF Juan Pierre
Considering fans wouldn't go to Marlins Park if Miami resident Sofía Vergara stripped on the diamond, Jeffrey Loria was right to deal with the Toronto Blue Jays
Today's Essay Assignment: In 100 words or less, describe the reaction across baseball yesterday if it had been the Yankees instead of the Blue Jays who cut the deal with Miami
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It's time for Ash and Pikachu to set off on their adventures in the Kalos region! Along the way, they're joined by some new friends—a genius inventor named Clemont, his little sister Bonnie, and Serena, a Trainer on her first journey. Ash immediately tries to challenge the Gym in Lumiose City, but doesn't get very far before a robot throws him out! In between Gym battles, Ash and friends will be exploring this unique region, meeting all kinds of new Pokémon, and looking into a fascinating new Pokémon mystery!
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Philadelphia is famous for its cheesesteaks.
So it only made sense that on his first day in the city of Brotherly Love, Victor Abiamiri had some Philly cheesesteaks with his parents.
Abiamiri was selected by the Eagles in the 2nd round of the NFL Draft on Saturday. Today he arrived at Eagles camp and displayed his new Philly jersey.
Abiamiri talked about the process of getting selected and his excitement for being in the NFL. He said everything he's done over the best several months all came down to yesterday and it worked out perfectly for him.
Abiamiri was a standout defensive end for the Irish. He had 10 sacks in his senior season and 21 for his career.


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The Resource Center has all the info you'll need From content to user feedback, the resource center has the information you need for every level of the entrepreneurial process.
It's easy for an entrepreneur to kill any chance of raising money for his or her venture. Just fall into the trap of arguing one of the three great myths of business detailed in this article.
Executed well, franchising can be a solution to the challenge of harvesting intellectual capital to achieve the goal of driving business growth. If it is right for your company, consider making it work, the author says.
Winning interscholastic new venture competitions and real-world financing entails focusing on markets rather than technology or planning, says a venture capitalist who judges such contests.
Larry Levy believes entrepreneurship education is important for the future of our country, and his involvement with Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management, demonstrates the commitment behind his beliefs.
Social responsibility is a driving force for Jim Kenefick, both in business and in how he gives back.
A profile and a video tell the story of how entrepreneurship mentoring organizations have been a large factor in Peter Thomas' success, and how he in turn generously gives back his time and financial support.
Bill Payne invests, serves on boards, teaches, writes and mentors -- but most of all, has fun.
Julius Walls has the priviledge of leading a company that exists to give back.
There's a very practical reason for a values-based, morally rigorous view of entrepreneurship. That is usually the only viable way for an entrepreneur to do business in the long run, the author asserts.
An experienced small businessman, Thaine Fischer now enjoys helping others in the Leadership Roundtable organized through the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Are your eating and snacking habits being influenced by a health halo?
That is what crosses my mind as clients happily tell me how many "healthy" granola bars they eat each day. When I point out that nutritionally some of these bars are about the same as a candy bar, they react with complete surprise.
Foods that are perceived to be better for you based on the label or brand, and are frequently overeaten, are wearing a health halo.
Research published this past May in the journal Food Quality and Preference illustrates this point. One hundred fifteen shoppers were recruited at a mall in Ithaca, New York. They were served three labeled and paired food items: potato chips, yogurt and a cookie. The items were labeled either organic or regular (in reality, all of the foods were organic, but the tasters were blind to this fact.)
After tasting, the subjects' taste perceptions were surveyed.
The tasters believed the organic cookies and yogurt tasted lower in fat and calories when compared to their supposed non-organic counterparts. This led them to believe they were lower in calories. The organic cookies were also perceived to have more fiber.
This is a classic health halo and shows how perceptions influence taste.
The perception of fewer calories can lead to people eating more. This was the phenomenon dubbed the Snackwell Syndrome when the fat-free cookies became popular and folks would eat the whole bag thinking they were getting fewer calories. Not true — Snackwell cookies were loaded with sugar.
Interestingly, in this study, results on taste were not significant. Subjects did not find organic tastier. Previous research has shown that people think healthy food does not taste as good as what they perceive as unhealthy.
Remember the label is drawing you in and selling the product, but the nutrition facts label on the back of the product gives you the lowdown on what you are eating. Read it all and please keep an open mind about taste. Healthy tastes delicious.
Sheah Rarback is a registered dietitian on the faculty of the University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine.


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Hojjat on the Hudson
Carrots, kabobs, cupcakes and one cute couple made this wedding suite a delight to design. A delicately drawn lace border frames a medley of vintage fonts with the brides very own playful penmanship. A most captivating collaboration, I must say! Don't you just love how the gold paper perfectly accents the vibrant hues beaming from nearly every centerpiece and treasured trinket in sight? We sure do!
do take note:
professional photography by Robert Suckrachand - www.suckrachand.com
professional photography by Mr. Boddington's Studio
calligraphy by lovejenna – www.lovejennacalligraphy.com
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On Sunday, the Baltimore Orioles found themselves trailing by five runs after the first inning to the Detroit Tigers, a team that they are competing against for the final wild-card spot in the American League. Then, the Orioles did what they do best: play Orioles baseball.
Wei-Yin Chen got off to a rough start in the first. Chen allowed five runs in the first inning with only one out before settling down the rest of the way. Chen would eventually go on to pitch five innings, allowing only those five runs.
Baltimore would get four of those runs back in the second inning. Chris Davis led off with a home run to get the O's on the board before Nick Markakis doubled to drive in a run. J.J. Hardy then followed with a double of his own, driving in Markakis as well as Taylor Teagarden, making the score 5-4.
Baltimore would take the lead for good in the fourth inning, scoring three more times against Doug Fister. Nate McLouth tripled to right center and drove in Markakis and Hardy before Adam Jones drove in McLouth to give the O's the edge, 7-5.
Baltimore's bullpen did the rest. Luis Ayala followed Chen by pitching a scoreless sixth inning before Darren O'Day pitched into the eighth before turning the ball over to Pedro Strop. Pedro did his job before giving way to Jim Johnson, who pitched a perfect ninth, not allowing any runs, hits, or walks, earning him his 37th save of the season, which is only eight behind the franchise record of 45 set by Randy Myers in 1997.
McLouth summed it up after the game: "I think today was a perfect example: being down 5-0 20 minutes into the game and shutting them down the rest of the way. That's the type of team we've got, and it's fun to be a part of."
Nate certainly hit the nail on the head because that is the type of team they have this year, which has been a joy to watch.
Currently Baltimore has the last wild-card spot, but there are a few teams in the hunt, namely the Tigers, Oakland Athletics, and Los Angeles Angels. These last 40 games of the regular season will certainly show us what the Orioles are made of. No matter what happens, they have certainly put on a great show this year.
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David Allen Welsh..
David Allen Welsh is 50 years old and has been on the streets and shelters since he was 6 years old. He is 50 years old now and bought a second-hand piano from a thrift shop and plays for the people of Vancouver...He has never had a lesson and doesn't read any music..he just likes to play whats in his head..AMAZING!
Maynard sits and listens in Second Hand Solutions, the second-hand shop where Welsh plays.
Welsh has never had a lesson, and doesn't read music. "I don't know how to play music, but I like what I hear in my head," he told KATU.
In this video, Welsh plays a composition called "Aerial Aquatas," which he refers to as "my 'Amazing Grace.' "


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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Feb. 15, 2013) – The Rutgers softball team dropped its season opener against Boise State, 3-1, Friday morning in Game One of the UTSA Classic, held in San Antonio, Texas. Sophomore lefthander Alyssa Landrith (Vacaville, Calif.) gave up four hits in six innings of work for the Scarlet Knights, while also recording four strikeouts.
Junior outfielder Loren Williams (Los Angeles, Calif.) led RU from the plate with a 2-2 day and scored the team's only run. The Crenshaw product is on a six-game hitting streak dating back to last season.
RU got on the board in the first inning of play after Williams led off the game with a single and sophomore Chandler Howard (Wilmington, Del.) followed her up with a double to right center. Sophomore outfielder Jackie Bates (Lincroft, N.J.) then reached on an error, allowing Williams to come home for a 1-0 lead.
The Scarlet Knights held onto the lead until the third inning, when Boise State's Devon Bridges sent a three-run home run to left center, giving the Broncos a 3-1 edge. From there, Boise State's pitching combo of Rebecca Patton and Lela Work did not allow an RU hit in the final four innings of play.
RU's second contest of the day against Iowa State is slated for 12:30 p.m. The Scarlet Knights are 1-1 all-time against the Cyclones.
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding Rutgers softball, follow the program on Twitter (@RUSoftball). Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on our social media outlets along with www.ScarletKnights.com.


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I've always liked Cyndi Lauper's thing. But the celebrity reality format, built on self-importance run amok and pampered stars surrounded by their "people," can ruin even the strongest of affections. Apparently, while she may want to have fun, Lauper's life is totes stressful as she undergoes the "struggle of the juggle" and tries to balance work and home. Here's her chronicle of hard times, including having a cold when she has to sing on "The Voice." Pictured: Lauper with son Declyn.


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Covers information on councils' support of people in residential care and nursing care, and community based services for users in their own home, funding to voluntary organisations that provide support to vulnerable people and users' experiences of the care they receive.
Data submitted by councils with adult social services responsibility from the Abuse of Vulnerable Adults collection covering various aspects of safeguarding, relating to details of the victim, alleged perpetrator and alleged offence
Monthly data on delayed transfers of care
Monthly data on delayed transfers of care
This statistical bulletin presents summary information on children adopted from care in Northern Ireland during the year ending 31 March. It is based on the biennial adoption survey (AD1) completed by Health & Social Care Trusts, which is used to collect detailed information on looked after children adopted from care, and key dates in the adoption process.
The Purpose of the ASCOF is two-fold • Nationally, the ASCOF will give an indication of the strengths of social care and success in delivering better outcomes for people who use services. • Locally, one of the key uses of the ASCOF is for 'benchmarking' and comparison between areas, enabling councils to compare their results with others. It will also support the "local account" of social care in an area by providing high-level information to underpin the narrative of these accounts
A National User Experience Survey run on an annual basis, covering service users aged 18 and over receiving services funded wholly or in part by Social Services. Information and will be available at England, regional and council level.
National survey about the lives of people with learning difficulties in England.
Anti-social Behaviour Family Intervention Projects - Monitoring and Evaluation
Latest statistics on care homes.
This report covers information on places approved and children accommodated by sex, age, length of stay and type of placement.
Provides information about children looked after by local authorities in England. The figures are based on returns collected from all 150 English local authorities.
This statistical bulletin presents information on children's social care in Northern Ireland, for the year ending 31 March. It is based on annual Children Order statistical returns completed by Health & Social Care Trusts, and returned to the DHSSPS. These returns are used to collect aggregated statistics on child protection, looked after children and children's homes.
Following consultation with and having considered the feedback received from users', Community Information Branch plan to combine 'CHILDREN ORDER STATISTICAL TABLES' and ''CHILDREN ORDER STATISTICAL TRENDS' with a new statistical bulletin titled, 'CHILDREN'S SOCIAL CARE STATISTICS IN NORTHERN IRELAND'. The first edition of this new bulletin is scheduled for publication on the DHSSPS website on 26th October 2012.
Presents information on the number of adults receiving person-centred services from organisations in the independent sector funded via grants from Councils with Adult Social Services Responsibilities (CASSRs) in England.
An annual collection that captures information on the number of households receiving home care.
Quarterly Statistics on care homes, home care, rapid response, direct payments and free personal and nursing care.
Annual report that captures information on the number of adults referred to Social Services and the outcome of the assessment process.
National summary that captures information on the number of adults referred to Social Services and the outcome of the assessment process. This is provisional England level data.
An annual collection that captures information on the number of adults in residential and nursing placements funded by Councils with Adult Social Services Responsibilities (CASSRs) in England.
The Survey of Domiciliary Care Providers Northern Ireland, is based on the findings from a self-completed postal survey of 154 providers of domiciliary care across the statutory, voluntary and independent sectors in Northern Ireland. The survey elicited providers views on; domiciliary practices and procedures, the extent to which the views of users informed providers decisions and providers views of the degree to which they considered they were meeting regulations and minimum standards of domiciliary care.
This statistical bulletin presents information on the number of clients receiving domiciliary care services from the statutory and independent sectors during a survey week. It provides information on the number of domiciliary care contact hours provided, the number of client visits and the number of clients receiving domiciliary care during this survey week.
Monitoring and Evaluation of Family Intervention Projects
Findings from the Balance of Care/Continuing Care Census
This statistical bulletin presents information on hearing aid assessments and re-assessments by audiologists in Northern Ireland. Information has been derived from the quarterly collection AUD1 and monitors information on both adults and children fitted and assessed for hearing aids during the quarter, complaints received, and cost of hearing aids issued. In addition, the collection monitors complete and incomplete waits for assessment during the quarter and the length of time patients were waiting or had waited following referral to an audiologist (specified time bands).
Details home care services to older and disabled people, purchased or provided by Local Authorities.
Learning Disabilities Census Report, England
This Statistical Bulletin presents data on child proection registers in Wales.
The Scottish Social Services Council is an arms-length body of the Scottish Government, and is responsible for the production of this report. This report presents the results of the latest Mental Health Officers' (MHO) Survey to give a picture of the number of practising MHOs in Scotland and the work they carry out.
This publication sets out the main findings from the national sample survey of parents of disabled children in England. This is conducted between July and November each year on the Department's behalf by the British Market Research Bureau (BMRB). The primary purpose of the survey is to measure parental experience of services for disabled children and provide a score for the national performance indicator 5 for the Public Service Agreement on Child Health and Wellbeing (PSA 12). The secondary purpose of the survey is to provide figures for the large majority of local authorities and Primary Care Trusts (PCTs).
The National Bereavement Survey (VOICES) aims to assess the quality of care delivered in the last three months of life for adults who died in England and to assess variations in the quality of care delivered in different parts of the country and to different groups of patients. It is conducted by the Office for National Statistics on behalf of the Department of Health.
This statistical bulletin presents summary information on young people aged 16 & over who left care in Northern Ireland during the year ending 31 March. The information, on which this report is based, derives from the annual OC1 survey. This survey collects data on the educational achievements and economic activity of young people leaving care, their age, religion, ethnic group, disability, length of time in care, and latest care placement.
Outcome indicators for children who have been looked after by local authorities continuously for at least 12 months, including absences and exclusions, achievements, employment status, cautions and convictions, immunisations, dental checks, health assessments and substance misuse.
This publication covers a range of outcome indicators for children who have been continuously looked after for at least 12 months in England.
This publication sets out the main findings from the national sample survey of parents of disabled children in England.
Contains detailed information on people registered with Councils that have Social Services Responsibilities (CSSRs) in England as being severely hearing impaired (deaf) or hearing impaired (hard of hearing). This data is collected every three years.
Contains detailed information on people registered with Councils that have Social Services Responsibilities (CSSRs) in England as being severely visually impaired (blind) or visually impaired (partially sighted). This data is collected every three years.
Contains detailed information on people registered with Councils that have Social Services Responsibilities (CSSRs) in England as being severely hearing impaired (deaf) or hearing impaired (hard of hearing). This data is collected every three years.
Reports what adult carers (aged 18 and over), who are known to social services departments, think of the service they are receiving.
This survey aims to learn more about whether or not community equipment and minor adaptations are helping users to live safely and independently in their own homes.
This survey aims to learn more about whether or not community equipment and minor adaptations are helping users to live safely and independently in their own homes.
This survey aims to learn more about whether or not community equipment and minor adaptations are helping users to live safely and independently in their own homes.
Reports what people aged 65 and over, who receive care in their own home, think of the service they are receiving. It gives older peoples' opinions on a number of areas including how safe they feel and whether they are happy with their care worker.
A report which shows data for those vulnerable adults needing protection.
To support monitoring of progress towards the ambitions of the Dementia Challenge.
Provides national figures on referrals, assessment and children and young people who are the subjects of child protection plans (on the child protection register).
Contains detailed information on people registered with Councils that have Social Services Responsibilities (CSSRs) in England as being severely visually impaired (blind) or visually impaired (partially sighted). This data is collected every three years.
Annual report on registered Care Homes in Scotland
Social care clients receiving payment from Local Authorities for self-directed care.
Social Care and Mental Health Indicators from the National Indicator Set provisional data including extra analysis by client type, gender and over time with commentary.
Provisional information at a council level for the Social Care Indicators from the National Indicator Set.
Local authorities provide a wide range of services for children, the elderly and other client groups through their social services departments.
Prevalence of caring, commitments, use of services and the health and well being of carers themselves
This publication presents findings from the 2009 survey of home care service users, administered by Community Information Branch (CIB) of the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety (DHSSPS). The Northern Ireland Audit Office's Older People and Domiciliary Care report (2007) highlighted the lack of information on the quality of domiciliary care in Northern Ireland. The subsequent Public Accounts Committee recommended that the DHSSPS collect information on the quality of domiciliary care. This survey was designed to focus on the service users' experiences of domiciliary care in relation to the level and quality of care they expect or need. It was also used to investigate whether the service users questioned had been involved in the planning of their care and to examine whether they had received written information about their care plans from their provider.
This Statistical Release includes data on children in need and their families, who are provided with services by the local authority.
This topic presents reports on people in England receiving social services from their council. These include:
Referrals, Assessments and Packages of care. Provides information around client referrals and the number dealt with at first contact, the number of assessments and reviews carried out, the number of carers offered an assessment and those that received a service and the types of services they receive.
Adult Social Care Combined Activity. Information on outcome data achieved for people through adult social care services for reablement and intermediate care services, and for people with learning disabilities. This also includes more detailed information on residential care provided and/or commissioned by the council including the number of users in residential care as at 31st march and the number of admissions throughout the year.
Grant Funded Services. Information on people helped by grants from councils to voluntary organisations that do not receive care services as part of a council with adult social services responsibilities (CASSR) package.
User-Experience surveys. Surveys collecting information about experiences of social care services and support from a sample of service users.
Please note that publication of�Community Care Statistics: Grant Funded Services for Adults, England and People registered as deaf or hard of hearing, England has now ceased and some changes have been made to�the Community Care Statistics: Social Services Activity, England publication. Please see the NHS Information Centre's website for further details.
Technical Data
Referrals, assessments and packages of care
The Referrals, Assessments and Packages of Care Project (RAP) was developed to provide a coherent set of National Statistics on adult community care. Community care is the process by which requests for social care help made to Councils with Adult Social Services Responsibilities (CASSRs) are translated, via assessment and care planning into appropriate services.
Most of the information presented has been collected since 2000-01. Some of the waiting times data was collected for the first time in 2004-05, information around carers in 2005-06 and the age split of clients receiving services by ethnicity in 2006-07. The Home Care (HH1) return was discontinued after 2008 and a new table (H1) was added to the RAP proforma as voluntary in 2008-09 and mandatory in 2009-10. The proforma HI aimed to collect similar information to the Home Care (HH1) return including the number of planned hours and visits per week for those users receiving home care on 31st March.
Adult Social Care Combined Activity (previously known as SR1)
The SR1 return, introduced for the 1993-94 collection year, collected information on CASSR supported residents in staffed homes or other accommodation. The return was drastically revised for the 1997-98 collection year. Data was historically collected by type of care (residential or nursing), age group, type of accommodation (CASSR, voluntary, private, homes and other accommodation), type of stay (long or short) and location (within or outside CASSR). Data on short and long stay admissions of supported residents was also collected. It should be noted that no information is collected on supported residents that are in private hospitals and clinics. From 2008-09 the tables within the SR1 return were transferred into the ASC-CAR return.
Grant funded services
The Grant Funded Services return (GFS1) collects data used to estimate the number of people in England who are helped to live more independently in their own homes by person-centred social care services from organisations in the independent sector, funded through grants from Councils with Adult Social Services Responsibilities (CASSRs). This report summarises data collected from CASSRs
User Experience Survey
The User Experience Survey is run on an annual basis and is used to target areas of particular interest within Adult Social Services. Opinions are sought over a range of service areas to gain an understanding of users' views rather than measuring quantities of care delivered. This survey is targeted at service users aged 18 and over receiving community equipment or a minor adaptation funded wholly or in part by Social Services, and aims to learn more about whether or not the community equipment and minor adaptations is helping them to live safely and independently in their own home. From 2010-11, the User Experience Survey programme has been replaced by the Adult Social Care Survey which covers all service users.
An admission is a separate event of a person entering residential or nursing care (and being supported by the local authority).
Adult Placement
Adult Placement schemes are similar to fostering schemes for children. These are locally run and place between one to three adults with care or support needs with an adult placement carer and are no longer classed as registered accommodation. They ensure that these adults are able to enjoy an ordinary and independent life in the community and share in the family life of the carer.
The process of gathering data for the purpose of determining a client's need and eligibility for services. The Community Care Act specifies that all services offered to a client should be the outcome of an assessment of needs. There are no restrictions as to who carries out the assessment or part of it. An assessment is defined as the first assessment�for a new client. All subsequent assessments which include a reassessment are defined as a review. Screening also qualifies as an assessment under the terms of the NHS and Community Care Act 1990 (see 'Screening'). In some CASSRs partial self-assessment (by the client) is possible.
Assessment or review terminated
Some clients are passed through for an assessment or review of need, but for a variety of reasons the assessment or review is not completed, but rather is brought to an end before completion.
Basic services
These are services where there is an initial but no ongoing financial or other commitment on the part of the CASSR. This term is used to describe the issue of blue badges, bus passes or administration of other comparable provisions, such as keys to public toilets for disabled people. CASSR blind and deaf registrations are also included. Many CASSRs do not distribute or fund the distribution of these provisions, whereas others do.
Boyd Loophole Cases
Residents who have funded their own care through receipt of social security benefits, sometimes topped up by relatives. Although these residents were all admitted to before April 2002, these residents will, by definition be new to local authority support from 6 October 2003.
Care plan
A 'care plan' is a description of the client's needs and how these will be met that is developed and agreed as a result of an assessment or review.
The definition of a carer is taken from the Carers & Disabled Children Act 2000, which states the act affects 'Carers (aged 16 and over) who provide or intend to provide a substantial amount of care on a regular basis for another individual aged 18 or over'. It is possible for a client to have more than one carer, and for a carer to additionally be a client in his or her own right.
Council with Adult Social Services Responsibilities
Customers of the CASSR who are 'on the books' for an assessment, or review, or the receipt of services. A client can be an individual, family or group, or can contain several clients. Individuals being considered as a service provider, for example, as a carer or foster parent in adult fostering scheme, should not be counted as clients.
Community-based services
These are services provided to support clients living in the community.
Completed assessment
A completed assessment for RAP purposes is one where all the components of the assessment of an individual's needs and eligibility for services have been undertaken, and either a care plan has been agreed with the client or a decision taken that there should be no (further) services as a result of the assessment.
A contact, often called an enquiry, is a person visiting, writing, phoning or making a request of the CASSR in some other way. In the broadest sense a contact is anyone who has made a request of the CASSR, at any of its access points (including those shared with others, such as in health settings).
Day care
Attendance at a day care centre for day care and/ or meals and includes the attendance at training centres and luncheon clubs.
Deferred Payments
From October 2001 deferred payments, under section 55 of the Health and Social Care Act 2001, were introduced. (Where residents whose property is taken into account by the financial assessment for residential accommodation, and who would ordinarily have to sell their homes to cover care fees, may keep their homes on admission to residential care and contribute assessed income to care home fees. The council makes up the difference between the residents contribution and its standard rate. Residents or their estates pay back the contribution made by the council when the property is eventually sold.)
Direct payments
Direct payments are defined as monetary payments made by local CASSRs directly to adult clients aged 18 and over in lieu of social service provisions, who have been assessed as needing certain services.
Equipment and Adaptations
Equipment and adaptations are defined as one off pieces of equipment such as a ferrule, walking stick or bath rail (including fitting) as well as items of equipment or adaptations that incur an ongoing financial commitment or ongoing regular contractual maintenance', e.g. stair lifts or hoists, if these are maintained by the CASSR or where the CASSR funds the maintenance.�This also includes expenditure on Telecare and other monitoring systems which are not classed as an aid or adaptation.
Former Preserved Rights Clients
People who became supported residents as a result of the end of the preserved rights scheme on 7 April 2002 should be included in ASC-CAR; there is no need to separately identify them on the ASC-CAR in 2009-10.
Gross Total Cost
Cost of services provided or commissioned by the council and including grants to voluntary organisations and any income generated by the council.
Gross Total Expenditure
Equals the total expenditure minus joint arrangements, income from the NHS and other income, but includes client contributions.
Home Care
The definition of home care follows (as closely as possible), that which was used in the central data collection HH1 return on home help/home care. The categories home help/home care (meaning all care that is not a short term break in the client's own home) and overnight short term break (for the benefit of the client) that is provided in the client's own home have been combined.
Local Authority Staffed Care Home
Residential accommodation provided by local authorities under the terms of Part III, Section 21 of the National Assistance Act 1948.
Net Current Expenditure
Equals total expenditure minus capital charges.
Net Total Expenditure
Equals total expenditure minus all income.
Nursing Homes
Nursing and other medical care provided in the premises defined in Sections 21 to 22 of the Registered Homes Act 1984, and in subsequent amendments as set out in The Care Standards Act 2000. Nursing care homes includes general and mental nursing homes only.
Own provision
Services provided by the council.
Package of care (care package)
A service or set of services agreed as part of the care plan arising from the first assessment or subsequent reviews. These services can be residential and/or community-based.
Personal and/or domestic care
Synonyms for home care.
Personal budget
A personal budget is a notional amount of social care funding for an individual's support, some or all of which maybe taken as a direct payment.
Primary client type (group)
The categories of 'primary client type' are: physical disability, those with mental health needs, those with substance misuse problems and other vulnerable people.
Professional support
Typically this occurs when a professional is involved as part of the care package to provide therapy / support / professional input.
Provision by Others
Council commissioned services: eg services from the private, voluntary or independent sectors.
Registered Homes
Homes registered under the Care Standards Act 2000.
Rehabilitation services
Rehabilitation services are generally classified as temporary residential places.
Residential Care
Accommodation with both board and personal care for persons requiring personal care by reasons of disablement, past or present dependence on alcohol or drugs, or past or present mental disorder. Residential care homes include local authority staffed and independent residential care homes and exclude adult placements, un-staffed and other homes.
Respite care
Overnight respite care is defined as following an assessment or review where the carer's needs have been taken into account, planned overnight breaks are arranged for the client either at home or in an alternative setting to allow a break primarily for the carer.
This is the initial phase with a contact, when basic 'card index' type data is gathered (name, address, etc.) along with a sufficient indication as to the purpose of the contact. This enables staff to determine whether information / advice only or a one off basic service is appropriate, or whether further investigation and assessment are warranted. It is also the stage at which callers who have come inappropriately to the CASSR will be filtered out and / or redirected.
Section 256 client
Many CASSRs receive revenue from a local health authority partner through arrangements under Section 256 of the NHS Act 2006 (formerly Section 28a of the NHS Act 1977 as amended by Section 29 of the NHS Act 1999) to provide social care services to those who were resident in long stay institutions and Care in the Community homes.
Self directed support
Services which are delivered by social services or on behalf of social services via a direct payment or personal budget.
A self-funded client is one who pays entirely the direct cost of the services they receive, but whose care is managed (e.g. reviewed) at the expense of the CASSR.
Short-term residential care – not respite
This refers to the provision of short term residential care for the client for any purpose other than respite care of a carer. It includes the provision of rehabilitation services. (see glossary definition for 'Components of service' for clarification).
Supported Resident
A Supported Resident is a person in residential or nursing care who is receiving financial support from the local authority towards the cost of that care.
Type of Stay: Permanent
Residential or nursing care which is of a permanent nature and where the intention is that the spell of care should not be ended by a set date. For people classified as permanent residents, the care home would be regarded as their normal place of residence.
Type of Stay: Temporary
A spell of residential or nursing care which is intended to be of a temporary nature and of limited duration (although in some cases this may be as long as 12 to 18 months). This will include respite care, rehabilitation, short breaks and other care which is intended to be of a temporary nature, whatever the actual duration.
Unstaffed Group Home
This is a home catering for a small group of people sharing a common household which is not permanently staffed. The home has communal areas and residents share basic amenities like bathrooms and kitchens. Board and personal care are not provided in such homes.
Contact Details
For statistical enquiries about this topic, please contact:
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Google's Web fonts now are available through Monotype's SkyFonts technology, which lets people download fonts from the Web and use them on their computers.
Promising easier font rendering and wider language support, Monotype Imaging launches a mobile suite for Android developers.
As typographically rich publishing reaches beyond paper to the Web, Monotype Imaging expands its customer base by buying its rival's MyFonts Web service as well as lots of fonts.
The font company is releasing patented compression technology in an attempt to bring faster, nicer fonts to the Web, and Google is helping out the effort.
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Peachy Cream Dessert
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1 cup cold butter
2 cups self-rising flour*
1 cup chopped pecans
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
5 medium ripe peaches, peeled and thinly sliced
1 container (14 ounces) peach glaze
In a bowl, cut butter into the flour until crumbly; stir in pecans. Press into a greased 13x9x2-inch baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool on a wire rack.
In a small mixing bowl, beat cream cheese and confectioners' sugar until fluffy. Beat in whipped topping. Spread over crust. Arrange peaches over cream cheese layer. Carefully spread glaze over peaches. Cover and refrigerate until serving.
Yield: 12-15 servings.
*For each cup of self-rising flour, place 1-1/2 teaspoons baking power and a 1/2 teaspoon salt in a measuring cup. Add all-purpose flour to measure 1 cup.
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Blaine woman's career gets kids jumping around
By Tara Nelson
Blaine resident Dana Cohenour is not a sit-in-your-seat kind of woman.
Cohenour, a nationally acclaimed children's musician and performer, is known for her unique style of jumping, dancing, singing and moving during her performances to get her audience motivated and is scheduled to perform from noon to 1 p.m. this Friday in the lawn at the Bellingham Public Library.
"Kids literally jump into the music," she said. "I keep the kids involved and singing or stomping with every performance. It's definitely a high energy performance. And they seem to enjoy it, so that makes it fun."
The performance is part of an ongoing series of the Bellingham Parks and Recreation children's performance concert series from now until the end of August.
Cohenour started taking piano lessons at the age of seven in her hometown of Denver, Colorado, and was involved in music and theater at her high school.
"My first starring role was Julie in the musical Carousel," she said. "After that, I realized I was a hambone through and through and knew what I was going to attempt to do as a career."
After high school, she earned her bachelor of arts degree in music and theater from University of Northern Colorado in Denver.
"After that, I became more of a singer/songwriter and I would play in cabarets and nightclubs in New York," she said. "Everything from Broadway to country and pop to rock and roll. It was a very good training ground, I really did learn a lot."
She and her husband Jason, moved to Semiahmoo from New York City four years ago to be closer to his company, which is based in Richmond, B.C.
"It was a huge change," she said. "We also became parents at the same time so it was quite the change in life. But we love it here. We truly have met a lot of wonderful families in the area. We love the area and the beauty and all the people who live here."
A 'lucky thing'
It wasn't until the birth of her first nephew, Tyler, in 1994 that she became inspired to work as a full-time children's recording artist, focusing her songwriting and talent exclusively on the young audiences of which she said she always felt a "special connection."
"I'd always been writing songs for all sorts of occasions, especially for family," she said. "So when our first nephew was born and I thought I would write some lullabies for him as a gift and I did and then I thought I should record them.
And through the process, I realized that I loved writing music for children and it came very easily to me so I decided to record more and that turned into my first recording which was called 'Gather Your Dreams.'"
Gather Your Dreams was Cohenour's debut album and featured six morning songs and six lullabies. The album later earned her a gold award from the National Parenting Publications (NAPPA) and made her the list of "Top 5 Kids' Singers You Should Know" by Child magazine.
After her debut, she continued to release new albums, including "Sing & Play-A-Long Tunes!" in 1995, "Travelin' Tunes" in 1996, and "Dana's Best: Classic & Cool Jazz for Kids" in 1997, each of which won a consecutive gold award from NAPPA.
"I was really lucky to win that one four years in a row," she said. "It gave me a little bit of publicity and credibility. I decided then that I was enjoying it so much that I decided to focus my entire career on children's music."
In 1996, Cohenour hired a publicist, which helped her receive more publicity, earning her performances with national children's stores Zany Brainy, Noodle Kidoodle and Borders, during their opening celebrations across the U.S.
"It was a whole new audience, instead of singing in the dark in smoky night clubs and bars, I was singing in the sunshine to all these smiling little faces who were responding and participating," she said. "I just feel like I'm really lucky to find this niche because I've always loved kids and fortunately – I don't know how it happened but – they seem to respond to my music. So it's a really lucky thing."
As a parent to Jack, her 4-year-old son, Cohenour said she wanted to make children's music that was high quality enough that parents could tolerate it – or even enjoy it.
"I know as a parent, how it is when a kid likes a song and they listen to it over and over again," she said. "But also I wanted to make real, high quality music for children because I think children appreciate it and deserve it. And so do their parents. So much of children's music in the '90s sounded like it was made by people who recorded in their bedrooms with their synthesizers, and that was not really a good thing."
To accomplish that, Cohenour said she hired her producer Clay Mills, a grammy-nominated singer/songwriter and record producer from Nashville, Tennessee, who helped her select from top Nashville musicians.
"I try to make really fun, upbeat, participation music that is also adult friendly and won't drive them crazy after awhile," she said. "I also use really great musicians."
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She is also scheduled to tell children's stories during the Toddler Time story hour at the Blaine Library this September.
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WOW! This was gone from the fridge within 24 hours from it's making! It is delicious!!! I made this with the strong brewed coffee instead of espresso and it was also hazelnut flavored coffee. Everyone loved it! The crust is super delicious! One thing: keep checking the coffee-gelatin mix once in the fridge. If you leave it for a whole hour, it will be too late. I'd say I took mine off at 45 minutes and it was just right.
Mocha Cream Pie
Impress guests by serving individual pies to each dinner guest or couple at the table. Make the heavenly crust by crumbling chocolate cookie sandwiches and combining with a little butter, for good measure.
Yield: 8 Servings
Cost per Serving: $1.20
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 483
- Fat: 36g
- Saturated fat: 19g
- Protein: 6g
- Carbohydrate: 41g
- Fiber: 1g
- Cholesterol: 97mg
- Sodium: 163mg
- Crust:
- 7 ounces chocolate sandwich cookies (about 17)
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- 1/2 cup hot brewed espresso or strong coffee
- 1/2 cup boiling water
- 2/3 cup plus 1 Tbsp. sugar
- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin (1 Tbsp.)
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1/4 cup sifted cocoa powder
- 1 large block semisweet chocolate (8 oz.)
- Make crust: Preheat oven to 350°F. Finely grind cookies in a food processor. Mix in butter and press evenly into a 9-inch pie pan or 4 (5-inch) mini pans. Chill for 15 minutes. Bake until set, 10 to 12 minutes. Cool on a rack.
- Make filling: In a bowl, mix espresso, 1/2 cup boiling water and 1/3 cup sugar until sugar is dissolved. Sprinkle gelatin over mixture; stir until dissolved. Chill until slightly thickened but not set, about 1 hour.
- In a bowl, whip 1 cup cream until thickened. Add 1/3 cup sugar and cocoa; beat until soft peaks form. Fold in espresso mixture. Pour filling into crust; smooth top. Chill until set, at least 1 hour or up to 1 day.
- Before serving, whip 1 cup cream with 1 Tbsp. sugar. Spread on pie. Using a peeler, shave chocolate curls onto pie.
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Six Flags White Water announced that North America's first "Wiggles Water World" will open inside the Marietta park in May 2010.
This isn't just a new ride — it's five sections spread over 40,000 square feet of the 75 acre park. The largest new attraction will be The S.S. Feathersword, a 25-foot play ship, where "guests can become Captain Feathersword's first mate while exploring water cannons, telescopes, net climbs, secret crawl-throughs, port-holes and slippery slides."
Other attractions: Wags the Dog's Kennel Slide Tower, Henry the Octopus's Pop Jets, Dorothy the Dinosaur's Spray Garden, Big Red Car Slide and the newly branded Yummy Yummy Cafe.
Six Flags spokeswoman Kendall Kelton tells me the Wiggles attractions will replace the Little Squirt's Island area for young kids. The Wiggles attractions will be bigger, devoting more space in the park to little ones.
This is the first marriage of water and Wiggles in North America, but there are Wiggles-themed play areas in five other Six Flags parks in the United States. There are also Wiggles-themed water attractions at White Water World in Australia, which is, of course, the home continent of The Wiggles.
For theme park watchers: Kelton says this is Six Flags Over Georgia's big attraction announcement for the year. Expect big news out of the park next year, when it's gearing up for its 50th anniversary in 2011.
Want to go? Six Flags White Water opens for its 2010 season on May 22. $36.99 one-day passes, $26.99 for people under 48 inches, free for kids ages 2 and younger. Season passes currently on sale for $49.99. 250 Cobb Parkway N #100, Marietta. 770-948-9290, www.sixflags.com/whitewater.
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A Follow Up On My Predictions
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Before earnings season (on October 2) I wrote an article and made several predictions regarding the upcoming earnings season. I thought Alcoa (NYSE: AA) would earn 2 cents a share, I predicted that both Ford (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM) would beat expectations, and that Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI) WoW subscriber count would go above 10 million by the end of 2012. Let's see if I was right or not. All of the earnings exclude one-time special items.
I predicted that Alcoa would earn 2 cents a share (in the higher range of the estimates out there). On October 9 Alcoa reported earnings of 3 cents a share (which topped expectations) and had revenue of $5.8 billion, beating expectations which called for $5.56 billion in revenue. Alcoa's stock continues to struggle as aluminum prices have fallen 17% year over year and were down 5% from the last quarter. The CEO continues to reaffirm that aluminum demand will double from 2010 to 2020, but says the slowdown in China will continue to be a drag on Alcoa for the time being. I would say my estimate was rather close, so I'll give myself half a point for that one. I wouldn't be a buyer of Alcoa right now due to the large drop in metal prices and the European Union coming out and saying that in 2013 the EU economy is going to stagnate (better than a recession I guess) but many were hoping for some growth out of Europe.
Ford and General Motors
I predicted that both Ford and General Motors would beat expectations due to a very strong US auto market. The US auto market is recovering fast, and by 2015-2016 you will see total US auto sales back at the 16-17 million a year range, which signals a healthy auto market. On October 30 Ford reported earnings of 40 cents a share, blowing away estimates of 32 cents a share. A day after that General Motors reported earnings of 93 cents a share; which like Ford, blew away estimates of 60 cents a share. I got both right, so that's 2 more points right there. While Europe continues to lose both these auto makers huge amounts of money, the US auto market is very robust. General Motors posted its highest October sales since 2007, and that is with Hurricane Sandy disrupting a lot of auto sales. Right now US auto sales are coming in at an annualized rate of 14.6 million (which is better than the 14.4 estimate from Edmunds), and that is expected to grow to 15 million in 2013 according to Edmunds. I am more bullish on Ford than GM, but I think both companies and the US auto industry as a whole will continue to do well in the next few years.
Activision Blizzard
My prediction with Activision was that by the end of 2012 they would have over 10 million subscribers in World of Warcraft. Before their latest earnings report they had 9.1 million subscribers and were about to release the Mists of Pandaria. On November 7 they reported earnings of 15 cents a share, beating expectations of 8 cents a share. Also they reported they had once again gotten their subscriber count above 10 million. That's another point for me. So far 2.7 million copies have been sold of their new expansion, and that doesn't include digital copies that I think will vastly exceed the physical copies sold. Why? Because everyone who plays WoW has their account hooked up to their credit card already so why would they go out to do something they could do at home, and keep in mind these are people who play WoW (no disrespect to them, I also used to play WoW myself). I think Activision has a lot of strong game offerings right now and is undervalued. This company has no debt and has $2.909 billion cash on hand! I would definitely rate this stock as a buy right now. Plus the upcoming Call of Duty looks much better than Modern Warfare 3, which was a large flop. The zombie offering is what will propel sales higher, because what made Black Ops 1 so successful was the zombie mode.
Final Thoughts
This time around I was very happy with my predictions, and would say more or less (depending on whether or not you give me full points for Alcoa) I got all my predictions right. I'm certainly not always right, but it's nice when your predictions pay off. I think the US auto industry will continue to do well and will do better than the 15 million cars and light trucks expected to be sold in 2013. I also think that Activision continues to be undervalued and would make a great buy. On Alcoa, I would stay away because their metal prices continue to drop like a stone in water. Even if they beat expectations, most investors are worried about Alcoa's forecasts. The global economy is slowing down right now, and only time will tell when metal prices start to rebound. I will make more predictions based articles in the future.
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Ford has been performing incredibly well as a company over the past few years -- it's making good vehicles, is consistently profitable, recently reinstated its dividend, and has done a remarkable job paying down its debt. But Ford's stock seems stuck in neutral. Does this create an incredible buying opportunity, or are there hidden risks with the stock that investors need to know about? To answer that, one of The Motley Fool's top equity analysts has compiled a premium research report with in-depth analysis on whether Ford is a buy right now, and why. Simply click here to get instant access to this premium report.
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Farmington Hills, Mich. (November 10, 2010)---Some family doctors at Botsford Hospital recently took their own advice to patients about the benefits of daily exercise when they formed a relay running team to compete in the Detroit Free Press Marathon. This five-person team consisted of three physicians, one of their friends, and a breast cancer survivor.
You would not necessarily expect a group like this to burn up the asphalt with their athleticism, which makes their marathon results even more surprising. Calling themselves "Botsford Running," this relay team placed 11th overall out of 596 relay teams finishing the marathon on October 17. The group placed third overall for coed teams and would have placed first overall in the medical/legal division although the team did not enter that division.
Botsford Running is (pictured from left):
§ Greg Hapaala, a friend of Dr. Jackson
§ Ron Kuzdak, D.O., a clinical preceptor for Botsford Hospital's Family Medicine Residency Program who sees patients at Botsford's Farmington Village Family Practice
§ Matt Jackson, D.O., team captain and second-year family medicine resident
§ Allison Nichol, D.O., first-year family medicine resident
§ Amy Krzyzanowski, a three-year breast cancer survivor (appears in second photo)
Krzyzanowski's connection to Botsford Hospital is as a patient. She credits her Botsford physicians—-medical oncologist Craig Gordon, D.O.; general surgeon Raimundo Pastor, D.O.; and gynecologist Deirdre Wickham, D.O.—-for successfully diagnosing and treating her for breast cancer.
While numerous health benefits exist for those who regularly exercise, it also may offer protection against breast cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, exercising four or more hours a week may decrease hormone levels and help lower breast cancer risk.
"I inquire about my patients' exercise habits and make sure they know I work out and have been running cross-country since high school," says Dr. Kuzdak. "I encourage my patients to be active. Through exercise, my patients have decreased their risk of illness, effectively dealt with stress, and speeded up their recovery from injury or surgery."
Botsford Hospital is a multi-specialty 330 bed hospital and verified trauma center located in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The campus also houses an imaging center and a comprehensive care cancer center. Botsford Hospital is also home to an extensive medical education program and is part of Michigan State University's statewide campus system. Botsford Hospital each year cares for approximately 16,000 inpatients and more than 60,000 emergency and trauma patients with a team of 2,500 employees, 300 volunteers and more than 600 physicians. A not-for-profit hospital, Botsford provided almost $10.5 million in community benefit during its 2011 fiscal year.
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The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver were hit at the very start by the tragic death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili and for a while the Games struggled to recover, as organisers were faced with problem after problem, from the unseasonably warm weather to transport snarl-ups to scoring problems.
Some even wondered if Vancouver would go on to be called the Worst Games Ever but no one is saying that now, with the action picking up to provide a series of electrifying and heart warming moments while the organisation has settled down.
In fact, Vancouver looks like it will set the bar pretty high for the next Summer Olympics in London in 2012. On Friday, Sebastian Coe, chair of the London 2012 Organising Committee, will be talking to Reuters from the Main Press Centre in Vancouver and will address questions including what London can learn from these Games.
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