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Twice this season, Camden has endured two-game skids only to win on the third time out.
Throughout the month of October, the Camden High School volleyball team is participating in the "Dig Pink" National Breast Cancer Awareness Rally. They are promoting breast health education in the community as well as raising funds to help eradicate Breast Cancer.
The Camden High girls' tennis team picked up their second out-of-region victory last Thursday at Manning in convincing fashion, 5-1.
KELLEYTOWN -- As he was about to head to the practice field on Tuesday afternoon, Camden head coach Jimmy Neal was met by trainer Stephen Murphy, who was a holding a piece of paper which the Bulldog boss did not want to see.
Just when he thought his Friday night could not have gotten away worse, Camden High football coach, Jimmy Neal, was informed of Hartsville's 75-28 blitzing of Lakewood.
Running minus the services of Davis Goodrich, the Camden High boys' cross country team still managed to finish second in a four-team meet hosted by Region 6-AAA foe Darlington on Tuesday.
How bad were things for Camden on Friday night?
When we last left Camden and Crestwood, the two conference rivals were, basically, going through the motions in the Camden Shrine Club Football Jamboree on Aug. 12.
For the better part of the first month of her team's season, Camden High volleyball coach Paige Wilson was looking for that one signature victory on which her squad could hang its collective hat.
There are "must win" games and there are your "better win this one" contests.
Officially, tonight's game with Andrew Jackson marks homecoming for Camden High School.
Fortunately for the Camden High volleyball team, the Lady Bulldogs had some challenging contests in the first two weeks of the season because things got ugly once Region 6-AAA play began.
The Camden girl's tennis team earned their first victory of the season last Thursday evening as they defeated the visiting Manning, 4-3, in a non-conference match played at the CHS tennis complex.
Led by top six finishes from Davis Goodrich and Clark Joseph, the Camden High boys' cross country team finished second in a six-team meet which was contested at Historic Camden last Thursday afternoon.
FLORENCE -- One would have to go back more than a decade in order to find a more disappointing offensive effort than that turned in by Camden in Thursday's 30-7 loss to West Florence on Thursday night at Memorial Stadium.
SUMTER --- You can use your own adjective to describe Camden's 24-0 loss to host Lakewood on Friday night at J. Frank Baker Stadium.
Long snappers are a lot like plumbers. You never realize how much you need one until there is an inch of standing water in your kitchen.
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House Tour: Jeanine's Smooth and Soulful Home
San Francisco
Name: Jeanine Hays
Location: San Francisco, CA (North Beach)
Size: 900 square foot one bedroom apartment
Years lived in: 4 years
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Jeanine, also known as the voice behind Aphrochic, has been bringing her blend of "modern style with soul" to the blogosphere for years. We've been intrigued with the occasional shots of her house that have been featured on the blog, so it was with pleasure that we headed over to North Beach to meet Jeanine and tour her home.
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Jeanine's palette and style choices seem perfect for apartment dwellers with strict landlords. Save for the wallpaper in the office (actually gift wrap!), she has kept a neutral backdrop for her home and adds color with accessories and art. Not only does it give the whole place a calm feel, it allows the artwork to pop off the walls. And because Jeanine has really personalized the space with photos, art from family and friends (and a few of her own paintings, as well), and culturally significant pieces, the home feels lived in and warm as opposed to stark and overly-minimal. We'll continue to track Jeanine's design inspirations and projects at Aphrochic, where we hear custom pillows are currently in the works (which seems a natural evolution given the great collection of pillows in her home).
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My style: I think my style is much like the tagline of my blog – modern, soulful style. I like mixing modern furnishings with things that tell a story –antique chairs, traditional art, and rustic pieces. I try not to keep to one aesthetic. My home is a place for self expression. Mixing it up keeps it from being too sterile and it also create a space where my surroundings truly reflect me. That's what makes it feel like home.
The inspiration for my home: I am inspired by culture. It has always been a big part of my design style. I have always loved homes that are "African Chic", so I work to do that here, bringing in ethnic pieces that reflect my African roots. At the same time, I am always amazed at the ways that pieces from other cultures can be tastefully blended to convey an individual point of view. So while I am always interested in expressing my own African-American culture, I can be equally inspired by a porcelain Chinese statue or paintings from Chile.
Favorite element: There are so many things I love about this apartment. It is hard to list just one favorite element. If I had to narrow it down to a few, my favorite elements are my large, comfy sofa, the rustic dining room table, and the Louis Ghost Chair. They are three of the most striking elements in my home, and they really help to define my unique blend of style.
Biggest challenge in designing my home: Color. This was the first apartment where I started with a neutral color scheme. With so much light coming in, keeping it white just seemed right. I had to learn to layer in bits of color to bring some personality to the space. Now, I really love how the pinks, purples and blues pop against the neutral scheme.
What friends say about my home: People love this place. I've been told that it's stylish and at the same time warm and homey. I am lucky enough to have a space where the indoors and outdoors really come together. It's the perfect apartment for hosting parties and barbecues, and that's exactly what I wanted – a beautiful space where people want to come back again and again.
Biggest embarrassment in my home: The bedroom closet! Hence, why there is no picture of it. It's the final frontier for me to organize and decorate. It's where we hide all of the mess.
Proudest DIY: It has to be the shelving and credenza in the entryway. I'm sure people will recognize the IKEA Lack Shelves. The credenza is actually the UDDEN Kitchen Cabinet unit from IKEA. The pattern is really striking, and I loved it, so instead of mounting it on the wall it went into the hallway. The whole thing turned out beautifully.
Biggest indulgence with respect to my home: Saturday mornings lying on this big L-shaped sofa. Life can't get any better. The whole family enjoys time here, and it has these perfect armrests where you can also sit your laptop. I do much of my blogging right here.
Best advice given or received: Enjoy the moment. When I first moved here I wanted everything to be perfect right away. Now after four years I am finally learning to enjoy it, instead of looking for the next space to conquer or redecorate. It really feels like home, and home is to be enjoyed.
Dream source for stuff: As I said, I really like to mix it up. There is furniture here from West Elm, Anthropologie, IKEA, Crate and Barrel, and Ebay. I think my favorite source for furniture has to be IKEA. You can always find something streamlined and functional, and at a great price.
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Cuisinart toaster – Crate and Barrel
Flat Screen television – Best Buy
Doorknobs - Anthropologie
Hooks – Urban Outfitters
Living Room
Sofa – Khyber Pass
Louis Style Chair – Craigs List
Cube Ottomans - Overstock
Lack side tables – IKEA
Round side table – World Market
Media cabinet – IKEA
Dining Room
Expedit bookshelf – IKEA
Dining room table – Khyber Pass
Dining room bamboo chairs – Linens and Things
Philip Stark Ghost Chair – Design Within Reach
Stools – IKEA
Credenza – IKEA
Lack Wall Shelves – IKEA
Bed – West Elm
Bedroom shelving – Pier 1
Papasan Chair – World Market
Office side chairs – Anthropologie
Office Chair – Ebay
Desk – Ebay
Table – IKEA
Office Side tables – West Elm
Living Room
Cameroon Juju Hat – African Art
Living room pillows – Thomas Paul
Purple silhouette pillow – Ebay
Living room vases – West Elm
Miniature chair – West Elm
White Bowl – Dandelion
Coasters – Anthropologie
Dining Room
Amore sign – garage sale
Candleholders – CB2
White textured vase – Z Gallerie
Silver vases – Tozai
White vases on bar – Dandelion
Pink cushions – Pearl River
Asian lanterns – Urban Outfitters
Cake plate – Anthropologie
Teapot - Bo Concept
Pink vase on patio table – Crate and Barrel
Teacups - Anthropologie
Clock – Urban Outfitters
Gold Vases – Jamali Garden
Middle Shelf
White Picture Frame – Burke Décor
Picture Frames – Borders Paperchase Collection
White Bowl – Anthropologie
African carvings – Blue Bell Bazaar
Totem candleholder – West Elm
Top Shelf
Vase and shakers – Takahashi
African carvings – Eastern Market flea market
White vases – Dandelion
Giraffe teapot – World Market
Cuckoo clock – Tabletop DC
Pillow – West Elm
Porcelain Zebra and Hippo – Anthropologie
Orange stapler – CB2
Glass pencil holder – Anthropologie
Glass Head – Blue Bell Bazaar
Ikat bowls – Anthropologie
Semikolon box – The Container Store
Zebra Wood Picture frames – Bo Concept
Silver and gold frames – Walgreens
Giraffe measuring spoons – Anthropologie
Apron – Anthropologie
Mirror – Urban Outfitters
Kwan Yin – Ebay
Silhouette pillows – Leonor Mataillet
Bedspread – Room and Board
Pillows on Papasan – West Elm
Living Room
White Lamps – Jamie Young (bought from Jeremy's)
Floor lamp - IKEA
Silver and black lamp – The Silk Trading Company
Dining Room
Chandelier - IKEA
Floor Lamp – World Market
Peacock shade – Anthropologie
Capiz Chandelier – World Market
Capiz wall mounted lighting – Shawna Stoney
Floor Lamp - IKEA
Rugs and Carpets
Tribal rug – West Elm
Bamboo Patio Mat – World Market
Moroccan Wedding Blanket – My Marrakesh
Entryway – a selection of my works
Living Room paintings over sofa – Angela Hays (my sister)
Portraits – artist in Chile
Silhouettes on canvas – Levi Strauss installation
Dining room
Dallas Shaw prints
Bedroom – painting from China Town in San Francisco
Office wallpaper – Gift wrap from Borders Paperchase Collection
>>Enter Jeanine's Photo Gallery!
Thanks, Jeanine!
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love your outdoor space.. cute place. I think that silver lamp is much too big for the side table. I can see the Living, etc. influence on your interior.
Made of win.
Just plain cool.
Soulful indeed. This is the heart of AT--showing how apartment dwellers transform spaces into artful, restful HOMES. Well done!
I love all the pillows, the blue mirror and the art. Well done.
I'm so in love with your patio. I want to relax with coffee and the Sunday paper out there.
Very Cool. Love the Feather Medallion above the TV...
anyone know where to get one?
The woven chair (multi-color), the ikat bowls, the wallpaper in the office area are all SO groovy. Very cool space. Love it.
I really loved this house tour.
Those silhouettes over the chair are awesome.
Awesome house tour! Especially the pillows, artwork and the fat cat on the bed! Very lovely!
Love, love, love the softer, quieter elements. Personally would tone down the eye-popping, never-seen-in-nature colors. But clearly the person who lives here has taken great pains to make her home beautiful and special. I particularly love the garden area. Nice tour.
Loved it! Love the art, love the African art, everything. If I could afford it, my place would look just like that.
love the art
Overall the apartment is nice BUT those lanterns are too big for the space.
Ah, but what about that unlisted coffee table?!
Nice use of Ikea stuff, especially the Udden. I've seen a couple of instance of them being used as credenzas, like this one:
Yours is the best yet though.
I have had that exact same wrapping paper on my mind to use as wallpaper. You pulled it off so perfectly. (And now I know it won't look as nearly as fabulous in my hallway).
That's a Juju hat, native of Cameroon. You may be able to find a company online who imports them.
Good luck.
i loooove your blog! so i was suuuuper happy to see you featured in the house tour! congrats!!!!!!
reeally relaxed place! thanks for sharing! ive been waiting for these cool pics! lol you tease us on your site!
One of the best. Very very cool - and yet homey!
There are some very nice pieces in your home. It does feel warm and loved. I just feel that there is some need to look at the proportions and placements of things in relation to each other. Thanks for the tour.
I noticed the orange stapler! Love orange.
Love the feather pillow and the artwork with the girl in the yellow shirt. Is that painting one of yours?
Bemyescape, I was thinking the same thing. I love the artwork with the girl in the yellow shirt. It is just stunning! Who is it by?
A beautiful, warm home.
LOVE your place esp the living room :)
Hooray, I love the Aphrochic blog and am so happy to get a look at her place! It's nice to see African inspired decor without it looking like a collection of souvenirs or a Disney style safari! Definitely chic!
For those of you wondering where she shops, I noticed a lot of the artwork and decor items in the apartment are profiled on her blog, check it out!
I love her blog, and seeing this home is incredibly inspiring!
I love how lovely your place looks, even without the "fancy" things that accompany many AT house tours -- tons of architectural details, hardwood floors, glammed up kitchen, etc. So beautiful, so cozy.
Thank you so, so, ever so much for doing African art tastefully. I get so annoyed with that tacky, crappy stuff you see at TJ Maxx, etc. I also love the fact that your African prints aren't overly ridiculous. One last complement: I have never, ever seen anyone do the wicker throne basket chair (or whatever it's called) and pull it off like you. Amazing!
Hi Everyone!
Thank you so much for your wonderful comments. I am so glad that people love what I've done with my apartment.
So, I saw some questions about where things are from:
Chimay, the feather medallion is a Cameroon Juju Hat. I ordered mine from AfricanArt.com. They are fantastic to work with, and got me the specific color I wanted. I would definitely order through them. You can also find Juju Hats at Room & Board.
Manys, the coffee table is from West Elm. I got it a few years ago. Their floating coffee table is very similar.
Bemyescape, the print of the girl in the yellow top is from one of my favorite artists, Dallas Shaw. Her work is fantastic. Check it out here www.dallasshaw.com.
Thanks for your comments regarding the African art. It was important for our place to avoid that safari style. I hope to build up an even better collection through world travelers. Some of these items were bought through one of my favorite etsy shops, Blue Belle Bazaar http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5034485.
bring that purple chair and side table over to the couch, its lonely!
i LOVE your place!! this is sooo my style!
That apartment has "soul"!! Love the dinning area, and the patio. please tell me those are camellias outside.
I think that this looks just fantastic. Jeanine is super stylish. I covet the polka dotted paper lanterns.
Love it. My favorite is the art work. Surprised I didn't see any vintage Seydou Keita photos. Great job.
Very cool apartment.
Yokie, thanks for mentioning Seydou Keita. I just looked up his work, and must start a collection soon. Absolutely amazing photos!
So many beautiful touches - the candle holders on the dining room table, the bowls for the cacti. The whole place seems so well loved.
Your apartment seems like it is wonderfully cozy. I love the throw on your office chair, such pretty vibrant colors.
Very well done. Love it!

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The Denali National Park and Preserve quarter is the fifth to be released in 2012 and the 15th overall in the America the Beautiful Quarters® Program. This bag is filled with 100 Denali National Park and Preserve quarters minted on the main production floor of the United States Mint at Philadelphia, each bearing the "P" mint mark.
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The bony spine protects a tube-like spinal column with its nerves that help control muscles to various sections of the body. The seven cervical vertebrae, at the top portion of the spine, have eight nerve pairs.
The pediatric spinal column is more elastic than in older people. This elasticity provides some protection against injury that might cause a fracture in older patients. The juvenile spine will stretch, but does not usually break; however, it can sustain serious injury.
Injuries to the cervical spine can produce varying results depending on the location of the injury and its severity. Some examples include:
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To diagnose lower cervical spine injuries, physicians at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) perform a comprehensive physical examination and detailed family history of the child.
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Spine surgeons at CHOP have extensively studied the use of MRI in assessing cervical spine injuries, particularly for patients who are non-verbal or comatose. In some cases, the MRI uncovered additional injuries that X-rays did not document. With more detailed information, clinicians are able to create a customized treatment plan. Read the study abstract for details.
Physicians treat lower cervical spine injuries with a variety of surgical and nonsurgical approaches. At CHOP, treatment recommendations depend on the location and severity of the child's injury, as well as other individual factors.
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With iOS 8 Apple changed the location your apps save/load their files to/from. As such, we have had to adjust to this new scheme. Our saving/loading now supports iOS 8 as well as iOS 7 and older, but you will need to rebuild and resubmit apps if you wish them to work on iOS 8.
As of 1.3.1409 and 1.4.1398 we introduced runner-only support for iOS 8.0. Applications were not included as we needed to wait for iOS 8 and Xcode 6 to become final before doing further testing. Now that they have gone "gold master" with iOS 8 and Xcode 6, a 1.3 and a 1.4 release which include support for applications are coming as soon as we have them tested.
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What a crazy couple of days this has been. Particularly events that took place last night. A few friends and I wanted to see Into It. Over It. play the TLA but we dragged our feet getting tickets and the show sold out. Since @Katelynn_Kelly and I had already cleared our plans for the evening, we decided to go out for Indian food on South Street. Over dinner we continued a conversation that the two of us have revisited several times throughout the past couple of weeks. Katelynn had been unhappy with the boring monotony that had overtaken her life recently and wanted to break the school-work-sleep-repeat pattern she had fallen into. We talked about the Steve Jobs biography she is currently reading and how his beloved phrase "stay hungry, stay foolish" has been getting a lot of attention lately. Craving spontaneity and taking that philosophy to heart, Katelynn said "What if I got that tattooed on me right now?" to which I replied, "WHAT IF, you got that tattooed on you right now?"
Thirty minutes later we were down the street in No Ka Oi Tiki Tattoo and the picture you see above is what Katelynn walked out with. It was a great night and I think a wonderful exercise in knowing that you have the power to change something about your life that is making you unhappy at a moment's notice. Go out and do something for yourself tomorrow. Stay hungry. Stay foolish.


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TEMPLE, TX — A mold infestation at the Temple Police Headquarters has forced the city to file a lawsuit against the contractors who recently built it, according to KXXV-TV.
The lawsuit alleges negligence and "defective workmanship" on behalf of the contractors, which lead to the second recent mold problem for the Temple Police Department, the article stated.
The city accuses the contractors with a lack of supervision during the development of air conditioning units that eventually became severely corroded, the article noted.
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DIY Tea Time Tin Tutorial from The Cottage Market here. Cheap and simple project with lots of possibilities. Remember the beyond easy DIY teacup ring by a pair & a spare I posted here?
DIY Painted Tins in a Pretty Blue. Posting because this is an idea I can really use (how many giant ugly empty tins with teddy bears do I have from popcorn?), also because I want to remember this color: Krylon Catalina Mist. Tutorial and info at Cynthia Shaffer here.
Shhhhh… another secret…. well sort of. The Specialty Bottle Company. No minimum order. Wonder where crafty people got their lip balm containers, their cute tins with the slide tops, bottles - plastic and glass, and vials? Love this company and website. here.
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The Duke Divinity School Centering Prayer Group holds discussion and prayer each Tuesday at the same time and location. The session is open to Duke University students, faculty and staff. Centering prayer is a method of contemplative prayer or Christian meditation, with an emphasis on inner silence. The weekly session includes practice of the prayer and teaching about the method. Those new to this form of prayer are welcome.


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Top performing Sustainable and Responsible investment (SRI) team joins multi-strategy investment boutique WHEB Group
London-based environmental investment manager WHEB Group has added the top-performing UK sustainability investment team comprising George Latham, Seb Beloe, Tim Dieppe and Hyewon Kong – whose departure from Henderson Global Investors was announced in late 2011 – to its WHEB Asset Management division.
While at Henderson Global Investors, the team led the UK market for Sustainable and Responsible Investmemt (SRI), and was rated No1 SRI Fund Manager by Extel in 2011. The 'Industries of the Future' fund, which was launched in 1994 and managed by Tim Dieppe between 2005 and 2011, returned 13.4%1 in the five years to December 2011 against 7.3% for the median performing fund in the global growth sector. The four new members will join the existing WHEB Asset Management team led by Clare Brook to focus on a core global growth strategy in the form of the IM WHEB Sustainability Fund, a long-only multi-themed equities fund focused on investing in companies providing solutions to sustainability challenges.
"There is a very close fit between the investment themes in the IM WHEB Sustainability fund and the themes we pursued under the 'Industries of the Future' strategy at Henderson," says George Latham, the former head of SRI at Henderson Global Investors who is now leading the WHEB Asset Management team.
"We can see a huge opportunity in growing client demand for sustainability-oriented investment products. This has in part been created by several larger institutional fund managers reducing resources in this area just at the moment when these investment themes are becoming increasingly important in driving returns."
The new hires bring total resources at WHEB Asset Management to nine, including the Chairman, Geoff Hall, the former Allianz Insurance CIO; Clare Brook, Founding Partner and also a former Henderson head of SRI; Ted Franks, Partner and Associate Fund Manager; Ty Lee, Senior Analyst; and Jade Summer, Investor Relations Manager for WHEB Group.
"We believe the arrival of the Henderson team is transformational for the development of WHEB Asset Management," says Clare Brook, Founding Partner. "This team is highly regarded within the fund management industry when it comes to investing in sustainability themes. We are delighted to welcome them to WHEB Asset Management."
WHEB Group is a London headquartered investment group with three divisions which focus on investing in sustainability and clean-technology opportunities in private equity, renewable energy infrastructure and listed assets. WHEB Partners, the cleantech private equity business, raised its first fund in 2004 and a second fund in 2008. WHEB Asset Management's regulated fund, the IM Sustainability Fund, was launched in 2009. WHEB Infrastructure invests in renewable energy infrastructure assets in Europe.
"By pursuing three highly complementary investment strategies, WHEB Group benefits from unrivalled synergies as it invests in the major themes of this century," says James McNaught-Davis, Chief Executive of WHEB Group. "WHEB Partners is a private equity firm which funds the growth of companies providing technologies that enable the more efficient utilisation of energy, waste, water and other resources. WHEB Infrastructure invests in renewable energy generation projects across Europe including solar parks and wind farms. And WHEB Asset Management, which we believe now has the best team in the business, invests in publicly listed securities with a 'sustainability' theme. WHEB's three investment divisions are all positioned to benefit from the transformations brought about by global resource scarcity and climate change."
About the new team:
George Latham, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer at WHEB Asset Management -
was formerly Head of SRI at Henderson Global Investors. He managed the Henderson Global Care Managed Fund and the Henderson Global Care UK Income Fund for over ten years.
Tim Dieppe, Partner and Fund Manager at WHEB Asset Management -
joined the SRI team at Henderson Global Investors as Fund Manager in 2004, where he established the pioneering "Industries of the Future" investment process for global equities.
Seb Beloe, Partner and Head of Sustainability Research at WHEB Asset Management -
joined the SRI team at Henderson Global Investors as Head of SRI research in 2008, where he led the development of an integrated approach to sustainability analysis. He previously spent nine years as Head of Research at SustainAbility.
Hyewon Kong, Senior Analyst at WHEB Asset Management -
joined the SRI team at Henderson Global Investors in 2007 and was most recently an Associate Fund Manager, working closely with Tim Dieppe managing the "Industries of the Future" funds. Prior to this Hyewon worked as an SRI analyst at Henderson and Jupiter Asset Management.
About WHEB Asset Management
Clare Brook, Founding Partner -
began managing sustainable and environmental funds at Jupiter Asset Management in 1990. In 1994 she and her team moved to NPI where they established the Global Care range of funds. They increased funds under management from 0 to £1bn over the space of 6 years. The team then moved to Henderson and then, in 2001, established the Sustainable Future range of funds at Morley.
Geoff Hall, Chairman -
was formerly Chief Investment Officer at Allianz Insurance PLC. He brings over 35 years of investment experience to the team. In a career entirely focused on institutional fund management, Geoff has managed equity portfolios for British Railways Pension Funds, HSBC Mutual Funds and Life Assurance funds amongst others. For the last 15 years he has personally managed UK portfolios investing in environmental and green issues.
Ted Franks, Partner and Associate Fund Manager -
trained as an accountant at KPMG, winning the Helen Somerville prize in the ICAS examinations. He has 5 years' corporate finance experience at KPMG and Dresdner Kleinwort, specialising in the utilities and renewables sectors. He has advised on transactions with an enterprise value in excess of €15bn in the renewables, water, waste and energy and healthcare sectors.
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holds a Masters in Finance graduate from London Business School. He has three years' corporate finance experience at UOB Group and two years' work experience at Accenture. At UOB Group, he advised on M&A and IPO transactions in various sectors. He is a CFA Charterholder, with bachelor degrees in Business Administration (Information Systems) and Software Engineering.


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Five Guys' franchisee attacks Obamacare
The owner of 8 North Carolina outlets says health care will cost him a store's worth of profits. The growing burger chain -- which counts the president as a fan -- has distanced itself from that complaint.
On Monday, a Five Guys franchisee in North Carolina returned the favor by saying that, according to The Washington Examiner, the president's new health care law is forcing him to put plans for new stores on hold and may result in higher prices for burgers. Mike Ruffer, a former Marriott (MAR) executive who owns eight Five Guys restaurants in the Raleigh-Durham area, told attendees of a seminar dedicated to the new health care law and hosted by the Heritage Foundation that all the profits from one of his eight outlets would have to be dedicated to health care and that "any added costs are going to have to be passed on."
Five Guys headquarters, perhaps with the president's 2009 visit to a Five Guys in its Washington, D.C., birthplace in mind, immediately put a few peanut bags' worth of distance between itself and Ruffer.
"Mike Ruffer is a franchisee of Five Guys and independent business owner," Molly Catalano, director of communications and public relations, wrote in an email to The Huffington Post. "He does not represent Five Guys on this or any other subject matter."
Restaurant owners haven't exactly checked their disdain for the new law requiring employers with more than 50 full-time workers to provide health care coverage for them or be fined $3,000 per worker. Chief executives and franchise owners for Denny's (DENN), Papa John's (PZZA), DineEquity's (DINE) Applebee's, Wendy's (WEN), Darden Restaurants (DRI), Whole Foods Market (WFM) and others have all bemoaned the new expenses and have publicly suggested that they will cut employee hours to avoid the mandate. A Denny's franchisee in Florida went so far as to suggest that customers pay a surcharge for it and deduct the amount from servers' tips.
Five Guys appears to want no part of this discussion, lest it stifle the chain's exponential growth over the last decade. Five Guys began franchising in 2002 and has already grown to more than 900 locations across the U.S.
In 2011, it came in just below $1 billion in sales at $950.6 million but added more than 182 locations to land in a spot in QSR Magazine's Top 25. Its sales increased 32.8% from 2010, according to research firm Technomic, while its $1.156 million in sales per restaurant in 2011 fell just below Burger King ($1.245 million) and topped Yum Brands' (YUM) Pizza Hut ($875,000), KFC ($940,000), Sonic (SONC $1 million) and Starbucks (SBUX $1.14 million).
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I was lucky and had an employer who provided health care insurance. The reality was they could afford it because they were able to pass the cost on to the taxpayer because they made most of there money on government contracts. The average business has little margin to pay for health insurance and still be able to compete in a free market. I don't believe health care should be tied to your job. If the insurance is tied to your job then your hung out to dry when job changes occur and they will occur. We don't have our employers purchase our car insurance for us why do we expect them to buy health insurance.
The only reason Health insurance is tied to our employment is because of the government in the first place. During the war they put a freeze on wages. Employers who needed special skills could not pay higher wages to attract those skills so the government let them provide health coverage as an added incentive. Our system has been screwed up ever since. Just another unintended consequence of government meddling.
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- Address:
707 North Palm Canyon
Palm Springs, CA 92262Neighborhood:
Palm Springs
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Trio Restaurant - Palm Springs
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.triopalmsprings.com/
- Phone: 7608648746x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch Monday - Friday: 11am - 3pm; Brunch Saturday & Sunday: 10am - 3pm; Dinner Sunday - Thursday: 3pm - 10pm; Friday: 3pm - 11pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Mark Van Laanen
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We have a semi-private raised area in the front of the restaurant that is great for private parties of up to 30 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Tony 8772633930
A word from Trio Restaurant - Palm Springs
Where Palm Springs Eat's & Drink's. Located in the the Uptown Design District. An energetic, desert-casual atmosphere and great American modern food at reasonable prices - A place where anyone can come in, sit down and feel at home. Where the locals hangout, eat, drink and have fun. Experience Cocktail hour in the bar from 11am-7pm, $3 Well, $5 Martini's, Margarita's, Mojitos and featuring The Uptown Design District 3 course prix fixe for only $19 from 11am to 6pm 7 days a week.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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Trio Restaurant - Palm Springs reviews from OpenTable diners
240 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (123)good for groups (119)hot spot (117)vibrant bar scene (100)fit for foodies (99)special occasion (98)great for lunch (71)great for outdoor dining (49)great for brunch (42)romantic (38)late-night find (25)notable wine list (19)kid-friendly (10)scenic view (7)Show More
- GREAT JOBJblacklockDined on 9/21/2014Always enjoy dining at TRIO - Dominic is the BEST!!! He takes great care of us each time we go there. Dominic and the staff do an incredible job of making sure you are taken care of at all times!!! Great food, great place and great service - who could ask for anything more!!!!!!!!Special Features:
- Too much hypeOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/20/2014Great looking hip restaurant but food does not live up to it's reputation. The food came out way too fast which made it seem like we were eating at a fast food joint. Food was just ok as they probably didn't spend much time cooking it. The sweet potato fries were really good but then I can get them at a fast food restaurant too. Nice looking restaurant with a cool ambiance and good service but unfortunately the food is unsatisfying.Special Features:
- Girls night outKellyVIPDined on 9/19/2014Took 3 new diners to your establishment. We all had a great time AND the electricity went out! Staff did not miss a beat. I know how stressful losing power can be - Well done Trio Staff.Special Features:
- Great food noisy neighborsHMQSGBDined on 9/18/2014Have dined at trio before Seat offered was on the end of a banquette table was wonky and had to be levelked by ourselves with a wine menu Food always good well presented and service was quick and friendly Salad apps were of a good portion, well seasoned and dressed with good olive oil Salmon in a bed of couscous was outstanding haricots were tasteless Spinach mouthwatering Pork chop was very succulent Sales and mash. A gr8 accompaniment Loved the dark beer Now the moan... The table of 6 sitting behind were so loud seated too close were obnoxious and inconsiderate in not moderating their language and loud voices By the end of the dinner we knew everything there was to know on how to build homes for wounded war veterans 😱Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Has seen better daysNotanymoreDined on 9/18/2014The food, to us, has been getting progressively worse now for more than a year. What was once a neighborhood staple has become a bachelorette party favorite. If the food was as good as it once was this would not keep us from returning. Such is not the case.Special Features:
- good food and great serviceluckybVIPDined on 9/17/2014always a great dining experience, great food and bar. Friendly staff a good job all aroundSpecial Features:
- Great Place!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014Wonderful, Great, Fantastic, Terrific, Enjoyable, ComfortableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty room, mediocre foodNYCguyDined on 9/15/2014Trio is a very attractive restaurant with friendly, attentive staff, but the food was less than I hoped for. The wedge salad was tiny and drowned with dressing; and the baked chicken was chewy, as were the green beans. My friend had the salmon, and was satisfied with it. So it's hit or miss. A nice place to just relax with friends over drinks, but the kitchen needs to work on its basic food to be really a good restaurant.Special Features:
- Exceeded Expectations...AGAINMichaelTodDined on 9/14/2014We visit Palm Springs once or twice a year and have made it a point to return to Trios each time. When there's a time element like this between visits you can be concerned that changes have occurred at the restaurant. Rest assured we found Trios to be consistently dependable with all points we look for in a restaurant. Beautifully presented, delicious food with fun servers that add to, but don't overwhelm the dining experience. The prices are very fair for the quality provided. We left Palm Springs with another pleasant memory at a favorite restaurant of ours!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GoodSuzFromLADined on 9/13/2014We have been consistently pleased with Trio whether it is for lunch or dinner. In the evening, it is usually crowded and the noise level is somewhat high so quiet conversations are difficult. But other than that, Trio is a delight.Special Features:
- Good Food, fantastic serviceaugustbDined on 9/12/2014Our trip to Trio was a standout to the fiftieth birthday party weekend.Special Features:
- back again!ArtnJoeVIPDined on 9/12/2014We had yet another enjoyable dining experience at trio for my birthday. The filet Mignon was delicious and we really enjoyed our evening.Special Features:
- Used to be goodLocalguy4Dined on 9/11/2014The service was excellent however, the bread was stale and the dinner was not What I'd expect . The quality of good here has declined drastically.
- Our waitress was amazingMikenRickDined on 9/11/2014We have dined many times at Trio, but celebrating a friends birthday on Thursday was exceptional largely due to our waitress Lauren! She was personable, extremely friendly, knowledgable, and always knew the correct level of service based on our conversation! In short she was amazing. As always the food was great and the staff as a whole was, as usual, professional, yet friendly!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Little disapointedpsluvsDined on 9/11/2014Our dinner was good, but not outstanding. I ordered the paella. There was no saffron used in the rice. The rice was a little watery. My companion ordered the Mac n' cheese which was delicious. I was disappointed in the paella, so only 3 stars.Special Features:
- DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/6/2014The food was outstanding. We shared two plates and were surprised at our favorite. The Australian sole was perfectly cooked with a delicious, crispy crust. I'll be dreaming of it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bottomless Champagne!BabsVIPDined on 9/1/2014Need I say more...? The portions are definately man sized! The mac and cheese is epic, and brunches are decadent.Special Features:
- Excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014The prix fixe menu is amazing...mac and cheese the best!Special Features:
- You will go back!CaptainDined on 8/30/2014I've been to Trio every time I have visited Palm Springs. The food is exceptional and the service is always great! The restaurant has an attractive vibe and is always a popular location for locals and tourists. You will definitely go back if you try it out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing findSF0772VIPDined on 8/30/2014Local favorite, amazing good, service is great... But a little rushed and hectic. Tough to be a chick there.. Staff favors men.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FunPiyoflyzDined on 8/30/2014Went for a bachelorette party and the staff was quite helpful. Our waiter was energetic and made excellent recommendations on food and drink. The food was good and unique. Overall, it was a wonderful experience and would definitely visit again.Special Features:
- FabooKMacDined on 8/30/2014One of our favorite places to go in Palm Springs, a MUST when we are in town.Special Features:
- Better beforeflacoDined on 8/30/2014We have dined at Trio's since you first opened up and we have to say that we have recommended friends and family but for some reason our recent experience was not great like in the past. Perhaps you are getting too popular and the quality and service is suffering from your growth....still will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New favorite Palm Springs spotblondemommaDined on 8/30/2014The food and service is amazing here. The portions are very generous and the food is top quality. Prices are very good too..The rib eye plate is served with the best creamed spinach and mashed potatoes and runs $27. Other dishes that are good, lamb shank, fried artichoke hearts, coconut bread pudding...shall I continue? The list goes on and on. Be sure to make reservations a couple weeks in advance, this place is busy.Special Features:
- Going down hillEatoutalotVIPDined on 8/30/2014This used to be a go to place. The food comes out just too fast, yes too fast to be anything more than warmed up. They need to cook the food when you get there not reheat leftovers.
- Favorite Palm Springs eateryMikenRickDined on 8/28/2014This is our go to restaurant. The staff is always super friendly. The wait staff is attentive and the service excellent.Special Features:
- elyseDined on 8/25/2014Good as always. Great service. Food was wonderful. Very satisfying. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Fun!!WonderfulfunDined on 8/24/2014The food was marvelous and $19 3 course menu. Fish tacos, calamari, mushroom pasta and fresh fish on couscous...all terrific. The service is attentive, friendly and knows their stuff. I mean the best. We will be back.Special Features:
- uno reviewerunoreviewerDined on 8/24/2014Great happy hour; excellent dinner menu choices; great calamari appetizer and homemade brownie desert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super AccommodatingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/23/2014I came to Palm Springs from out of town to celebrate my best friend and fiance's birthdays. The service was great and they couldn't have accommodated more. I had two custom birthday cakes delivered to TRIO the day of the dinner and the staff took care of the cakes perfectly. I couldn't be more happy with how helpful and friendly the staff was. A great place to eat and drink and throw a birthday dinner. Food was great and all the guest found something that fit their tastes. Would recommend this place over and over again.Special Features:
- THE spot in Palm Springs!RubeDined on 8/23/2014The service is great and friendly. The food is wonderful, prepared fresh, served with a smile and the prices are reasonable. What more can you want!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Trio TastiesBobspicksDined on 8/23/2014First visit. Loved it. Quality, portions and service outstanding. Our party of four arrive early, was immediately seated. We selected from the "Pick Three" menu. I had the BBQ pork, 5 cheese Mac n cheese and a vanilla sundae. The M&C was served in a huge bowl, was tasty and filled me to the gills. My wife had a salad and fried calamari. The calamari was amazing (next time for me - she was not sharing too much). Price was good for volume and quality. I counted no less than 14 waiters who were moving about frequently to ensure customers were satisfied.Special Features:
- Love TrioKMacDined on 8/20/2014One of my favorite places to dine when I am in Palm Springs.
- Artful Dining SpaceNathanVIPDined on 8/17/2014Trio has an upscale interior with beautiful art on the walls. There were five people in our group. Two ordered the beet salad that was delicious. The bread was also very good. Two of us ordered spare ribs; they had a spicy barbecue sauce that was sweet and tangy. However, they were falling off the bone, which one of us liked, but I like more toothsome ribs. My wife only had two sides for dinner: macaroni & cheese (exceptional) and creamed spinach (OK). The linguini with mushrooms pleased my grandson, and the shrimp with pineapple was liked by my granddaughter even though it was too spicy for her. All-in-all, it is a unique spot for dinning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Large noisy parties overrun TriodesertdinerVIPDined on 8/16/2014We left just after we ordered. Upon arriving the women in front told the maitre d that there were part of the party of 18. We were seated next to a party of 12. Not just noisy, but streaks and screams. We asked the manager to see if they could control the noise. She agreed that there was a problem, but that the owners wanted to keep the large parties. Sure large groups are important to a restaurant, but shouldn't common sense dictate a limit. One party of 18, plus another large group, plus 12 near us. She said that she couldn't tell people to keep the noise down. We were far from the only diners who were annoyed. Too bad, as locals we always supported this restaurant, but no more. Rated Trio "energetic", no other options.
- Not going backLAJim67Dined on 8/16/2014We had been told the place was 'hip and trendy' but I guess that means loud, disorganized and slow service. First, we made a reservation thru Open Table but weren't seated until 10 minutes after our reservation time. Our waiter, Alex, was fine but while our appetizers came out quickly, it took much longer for our entrees to show up but we were never told our food was coming or kitchen was backed up, which would have made the waiting okay. (My husband is in the restaurant business and knows things get backed up). Overall, the food was fine -- nothing special but not horrible. There were 3 bachelorette groups there at the same time and even getting our check took a long time. Not the worst experience but not one I would recommend to others.Special Features:
- Bachelorette PartyMakaLoveDined on 8/16/2014Went with 5 other girls for a bachelorette party. Trio had a great vibe/atmosphere. Very modern. Girls got the lamb shank and the Mac&Cheese. The lamb shank was so tender that it fell right off the bone. The flavor was amazing! The Mac&Cheese, out of this world! Let's just say, what one person couldn't finish, the other girls devoured! It was gone. The portions were big enough I could have shared. The service was great too. Victoria was our waitress and she was sweet and very helpful. The restaurant also offered us a specialized cake for the bachelorette when I had made the reservation. They are very accommodating. If in Palm Springs again, I will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Great Palm Springs Find.Foodie4LifeDined on 8/16/2014After checking out all the reviews, my husband and I decided to try this place out for ourselves. We were glad we did! The place had a fun, hip ambience with a friendly staff that was very prompt and attentive. The food was fantastic! We did the 3-course Uptown Prix Fixe Menu, which was plenty of food for the two of us. We would definitely come back here again.Special Features:
- Consistently goodDudeDined on 8/16/2014We live out of town and make frequent trips to Palm Springs. On many occasions we take friends to trio and know it will always be top notch, service, food, and wine are consistently at the top.Special Features:
- Fab as alwaysWonderfulVIPDined on 8/15/2014Trio always serves yummy food in a great and fun environment. It's a happening place that is fun to dine in or just stop in at the bar for some great cocktails and nibbles. The service is always excellent. Can't miss here!!Special Features:


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Contraindications to the Use of IUDS
Absolute contraindications to IUD use are current pregnancy; undiagnosed abnormal vaginal bleeding; acute cervical, uterine, or salpingeal infection; past salpingitis; and suspected gynecologic malignancy. Relative contraindications include nulliparity or high priority attached to future childbearing; prior ectopic pregnancy; history of STDs; multiple sexual partners; moderate or severe dysmenorrhea; congenital anomalies of the uterus or other abnormalities such as leiomyomas; iron deficiency anemia (for the copper IUD); valvular heart disease; frequent expulsions or problems with prior IUD use; age younger than 25 years (due to higher prevalence of Chlamydia infections); and Wilson's disease (if a copper IUD is contemplated).
Suitable Candidates for an IUD
The most suitable candidates for IUD use are parous women in a mutually monogamous relationship who do not have a current or prior history of STDs or salpingitis. Other potential candidates include women desiring a method of high efficacy that is free of daily or coitally related activity and women who cannot use hormonal contraception due to side effects or medical conditions. Studies among diabetic IUD users have shown that use is highly effective with no increase in rate of pelvic infection.
Finally, it should be noted that several surveys of women using contraceptives indicate that IUD users are highly satisfied with their method.
Indications for Removal of an IUD
The major reason for IUD removal is desire for pregnancy. Medical reasons for removal are partial expulsion, usually occurring in the first few months of use; persistent cramping, bleeding, or anemia, accounting for about 20% of removals during the first 3 months; acute salpingitis or Actinomyces infection on Pap smear; pregnancy (for the reasons previously cited); intra-abdominal placement/perforation; and significant postinsertion pain, which may indicate improper placement or partial perforation.
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Both Anna Kendrick and Lea Michele began their careers as child stars on Broadway, each earning acclaim for their stage work before they hit puberty. Kendrick originally found success on film in movies like the Twilight saga before wowing audiences with her voice in Pitch Perfect. Michele won fame on television as the uber-ambitious Rachel Berry on Glee. Kendrick was nominated for an Academy Award for Up in the Air. Michele has a mantel full of People's Choice awards and has been nominated for an Emmy. Kendrick had a Top 10 hit with Cups (When I'm Gone) from Pitch Perfect. Michele just released her first solo album and has made numerous chart appearances thanks to the various Glee soundtracks.
Recently, it was announced that Kendrick has been cast as the lead in the film adaption of Jason Robert Brown's musical The Last Five Years, on the heels of playing Cinderella in the movie version of Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods and reprising her character in Pitch Perfect 2. Michele, on the other hand, is still hard at work on Glee, promoting her album and fending off rumors that - in a storyline straight out of her TV show - she'll appear on Broadway in a revival of Funny Girl. If you were casting a musical, however, and had to choose one or the other, which would you pick?


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Wore these walking all over Italy, I did not even break them in before hand and they were great. One of my best purchases this summer.
If you like changing things up more than your average guy, this upscale convertible sandal keeps up. Made for varying adventures, its upper's sophisticated leather slide/sandal combo combines with the natural flexing M Select MOVE footbed for a fluid, ultra-comfortable fit. M Select GRIP traction adapts to varying terrain.
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I bought these on vacation when my other sandals were giving me blisters. I bought the men's because they were the only ones available in the store but they are great..very comfortable and because they have three adjustable straps, it gives a lot of option for a custom fit. I recently wore them on a trip to Ireland where there was a lot of walking, climbing, etc. Great option for a hiking shoe in warm weather..I only gave them four stars because they are a little clunky looking for a woman but they are, after all, a man's shoe.
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I love Merrell shoes and have many pairs of all different models. However, these have been a little disappointing. The plastic piece on the front strap digs into my foot as my foot rotates forward while walking. I am working to adjust how I wear them but it is not as easy as many previous shoes of the same basic design.
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I got to thinking about this on the weekend, which is probably the only time I actually read print press. Is print media more about the experience than the content? As a household, we don't buy newspapers during the week with my partner buying the occational fitness magazine and I do bring home the Metro for her – but hardly ever read it myself.
Sunday is newspaper day in house and while we used to buy two, we're now down to one because we don't read them. Yesterday was one of the rare occasions when I actually picked up the newspaper and had a read, after spending the whole weekend DIYing it, a bit of relaxation was in order. And it was then that it struck me, as I sat outside in the sunshine flicking through the paper with a glass of wine – this is an experience.
So, I did a little bit of self analysis on the type of story I was reading and which ones I was flicking past. Interestingly, or not, I was flicking past all the news stories, instead choosing to read the features and interviews – particularly a few features on a famous footballer who has just released an autobiography. So, as I sat there chuckling at said footballer's antics and sipping my wine as the last of the afternoon sun slipped away, I concluded – I don't read the newspaper for the content, I read it for the overall experience – the sun, the fresh air, the wine, the end of two days of hard-graft.
All the content in that newspaper was probably around 20 hours old by the time I got to read it, so there's no value in the news-led pieces as far as I'm concerned. The value for me is in the opinion, features and interviews as they aren't as heavily linked to timeliness. But that on it's own still isn't enough – I still need to have the time to read it and be in the mood to read it, hence why I feel that print media is more about the experience than the content.
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- Ellen Feig
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Based upon a discussion we are having in the Idea area, I wonder - how do you define morality and why? Where does your definition come from?
I have been working on curriculum for college students that incorporates literature and the notion of being a moral, ethical person; it is clear that I need to step back and first come up with a clearer definition of morality or ethics.
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Jan 26 2013: Thank you all for your insightful responses - I really struggle with this idea that morality, and in many instances ethics, come from experience of a person or culture; does that mean that there is not a code of morality that transcends all cultures or religions? I remember years ago learning how the Golden Rule (do unto others...) was something that all religions espoused. However, if that is true then how do humans continue to kill in the name of religion - doesn't that destroy the very essence of the golden rule? The next issue is the idea that morality comes from past successful experiences. My questions is what defines successful experiences? I was having this conversation this morning with my family who has always valued money as the definition of success - by this definition I am the least successful member of my family as I make the least amount of money. However, I am passionate about my job and the work I do so isn't that success?
This is all very circular thinking and may simply be impossible to define but what happens when each of us or each group has their own idea of what is moral or ethical? Would that lead us to potentially hurt others in the name of our own sense of morality? If I am brought up in a culture that says it is okay to kill in the name of a higher power, that in fact it is ethical to do so, does it make that moral?
Jan 26 2013: it's really not that complicated. You have values which are based in your experience. I have values based in my experience. When we are young, those experiences come from our parents but as we grow we are exposed to experiences that include teachers, co-workers, friends etc. Some experiences we embrace and some we discard and that is how different people can create different values who have undergone the same experience. That is why some of your values have priority over your family's values.
Values dictate morals (how we act towards others) and ethics (how we talk about morals personal or shared)
There is no overarching morality although here in the west we like to pretend there is one. In some societies cannibalism is practiced perfectly moral and ethical. In past societies human sacrifice was the norm. We can only navigate value systems and come to social values and morays when we move into community. Those can eventually translate into law.
It's pretty linear to me but navigating value systems takes practice. The more cultures and value systems you are exposed to the easier it gets.
Most, if not all, conflicts can be broken down into a clash of value systems. Everything from abortion to immigration to gun control to euthanasia (hmm human sacrifice??)
I would recommend you see if you can get your hands on an open source syllabus for biomedical ethics. It might be a good start for the ethics piece. Most hospitals have an ethics board. You might want to see if they would have any board development documents that could help.
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Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert has praised his side's confident approach, following a dramatic 3-1 away victory over Stoke City.Gabriel Agbonlahor gave the visitors the lead in the first half but the Britannia Stadium hosts looked set to steal at least a point late on when Michael Kightly drew Stoke level with just 10 minutes remaining.
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On the Burma border, south of Arunachal Pradesh and east of Assam, Nagaland is physically and conceptually at the very edge of the Subcontinent. Home to the fiercely independent Nagas, its hills and valleys were only opened up to tourism in 2000. One of India's most beautiful states, it was once renowned for its head-hunters but is now ninety percent Christian.
A visit to a Naga village provides a fascinating insight into a rapidly disappearing way of life. Most tour operators will arrange trips here and it is a good idea and far more informative to use a guide, as some Nagas are tired of having their homes on show. If you do visit, bring a gift and offer money for the village to the chief (or angh).
Traditional Angami villages surround the capital of Kohima, including Khonoma. From Mon you can see various Konyak villages such as Shangnyu. The Ao tribe inhabits Mokokchung, while Tuensang is home to six different tribes. The state's terrain is also ideal for trekking and mountain biking. A good time to visit is during the Hornbill Festival (w hornbillfestival.com), held in the first week in December, which showcases Naga art, dance, music and sport. Check to see if you'll need a permit to enter Nagaland.Read More
The Nagas
The Nagas
Naga warriors have long been feared and respected, and have practised head-hunting within living memory. They are also skilful farmers, growing twenty different species of rice. They differentiate between the soul and the spirit, believing the soul resides in the nape of the neck, while the spirit, in the head, holds great power and brings good fortune. Heads of enemies and fallen comrades were once collected to add to those of the community's own ancestors. Some tribes tattooed their faces with swirling horns to mark success in head-hunting. The heads themselves were kept in the men's meeting house (morung) in each village, which was decorated with fantastic carvings of animals, elephant heads and tusks – you can still see examples in many villages. After decades of Christianity, dominated by the Baptists, age-old traditions were fading away and festivals such as the Hornbill have recently been introduced in an attempt to reinstate traditional Naga culture. Today, music is an important feature of modern Naga youth culture with numerous bands, a music school and even the occasional jazz festival.
Politically, Nagaland has seen a series of violent insurgencies and a powerful independence movement. The Naga were bought within the Indian union when, following a series of Naga raids on Assamese villages, the British sought to push them back into the hills. Despite two victories over the British The Angami Naga were made to sign a truce in 1879 and went on to be loyal to the British; during World War II the Nagas fought valiantly against the Japanese. At the time of Independence, the Nagas found their land divided, with the larger area falling to Burma; India's promise of self-determination never materialized and today sections of Naga society still yearn for autonomy while politicians wrangle. Though a ceasefire is officially in place, violence occasionally flares up and the politics of independence have disintegrated into a quagmire of inter-political rivalries that pays little heed to the wellbeing of the Naga people.