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St. Valentine rode a bicycle
A guest post by Laura Colbert of Loose Nuts Cycles in Atlanta, GA.
Hey love birds! It's Valentines Day and while I'm not a big fan of this day, I am a fan of going on dates on other days of the year. I also like giving/receiving romantic gestures on days that are not explicitly prescribed for that purpose. So, in the spirit of St. Valentine, I thought I would provide those of you last-minute Valentine's Day planners and others of you who plan dates year-round with a couple of fun bicycle-related date ideas. Let's do this!
- Bicycle picnics–Required supplies: weather that both you and your partner enjoy, portable food, a bag of some kind, and a place to which you will cycle. Good picnic foods include: a nice block of cheese, fresh bread, some pretty grapes, a fancy salami or other no-refrigeration-required meat, and beverages. (Don't forget your picnic accessories–cups, pocket knife, eating surface like a paper napkin.) The critical part of a romantic picnic is the location. Traditional choices include parks and scenic overlooks. I have friends who like the tops of parking garages. Scout out fun, private locations in your city. Get creative. You could even make it a fancy occasion by getting dressed up for your picnic and bringing flowers for your significant other. There are so many fun ways to make a picnic extra romantic or fun (whichever you're going for), so let your imagination run wild.
- Dinner and a race (or other bicycle-related event)–My partner and I regularly visit Atlanta's Dick Lane Velodrome for a fun Saturday evening. One of us treats the other by buying the tickets. We pack beer or coke, buy dinner from the concessions stand, and we picnic in the bleachers. It's a unique twist on dinner and a movie. You could do this with a lot of cycling related events. Criteriums and cyclocross are good for dates because of the shorter, repeated courses. Bicycle parades (think Halloween Critical Mass in any major city) are also a good opportunities. Sometimes even an alley cat stop can make for some good spectator fun.
- Ride your bicycle to somewhere together–Both my partner and I ride bikes, but we often comment that we don't ride many places together. Ride to dinner at your favorite restaurant or ride to a movie together. It doesn't have to be a long ride. It'll give you the chance to chat, comment on the funny/weird things you see along the way, and otherwise enjoy each others' company.
- See the city tour–Spend an afternoon on your bikes together. Don't plan a route or even a destination. Just get on your bikes, pedal at a comfortable, no-sweat pace, and go with the flow. Maybe you'll find a cool bar that you didn't know existed. Maybe you'll pedal around the park. Who knows?!?! Take your time, make a couple stops, and have fun.
- Try a tandem–Find a bicycle shop near you or a friend that owns a tandem and you borrow it. I guarantee that you'll learn something about each other while you're straddling a tandem. A couple tips for those of you who haven't ridden a tandem before: Captain (person on the front)–be a good listener and compromise with your partner. Stoker (person on the back)–Trust your partner because they don't want to crash either. Good luck!
I think the most important things to remember for a bike-related date is that it's not a race and you're doing it to spend time together. There's no need to be serious or competitive about it. That takes "date" part out of it and just makes it another bike ride. Enjoy each other and your bikes–whether it's Valentine's Day or not.
What other good bike date ideas or advice do you all have?
P.S. Saint Valentine did not actually ride a bicycle. Historians think he lived around 200 A.D., when the bicycle was not yet invented. Still, I bet he'd ride a bicycle if he were alive today…mostly because he was deeply religious and would probably live a minimal, car-free life. Just a guess….
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My first date with my husband was a bike date on a 35 mile road ride. On that date I learned that he's good listener and that's he's comfortable going my pace. That told me right away he would make a great partner. That date was followed by many weekend ride dates. I ended up buying tons of jerseys 'cause I wanted to look my best for our dates.
We're married now and still do road and dirt rides together, but we have added bike dates where it's more than a ride, like going out to dinner or to a museum or on a picnic. We celebrate "Bike Date Friday" by going out to dinner every Friday on our bikes. It can be a fancy restaurant, a dive bar down the river trail or picnic. A few write-ups are here: http://ladyfleur.wordpress.com/category/bike-date/


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"The combined touchscreen sensor and controller IC industry is over $10 billion dollars currently and is still growing rapidly. There is significant demand in the industry for larger, thinner and lighter touch sensors," said Dr. Jennifer Colegrove, vice president of emerging display technologies, NPD DisplaySearch. "ITO-alternative material, such as Atmel's new touch sensor technology XSense, is penetrating into the touch sensor market to offer designers new thin, lightweight, flexible and durable designs."
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"Nice book, nice performance"
Yes, I would. The narrator has done an excellent job in bringing to life the little town of Pagford and all its little and big problems.
My favourite characters are Sukvinder Jawanda and Andrew Price. I think the narrator has succeeded in expressing Sukvinder's solitude and Andrew's interior rage. Also the way he has portrayed Andrew's mother, Ruth, is on par with the overall ability of the narrator to bring the characters to life.
Probably Parminder Jawanda, and her secret love for Barry Fairbrother. Another character I liked in Hollander's performance is Nana Cath, with all her swearing and her low class English accent!
Barchester Chronicles meet Peyton Place!
The story of "A Casual Vacancy" is a nice one, penned to remember people where real courage and strength lie. I'd recommend this book, and the audiobook, to anyone who's in a blue moment to remind them that there are values that are beyond our petty lives and the pettiness of others. While I was reading some parts of the novel, my eyes were moist and the same thing happened while I was listening to the audiobook; that's a clear sign for me that Mr. Hollander has done its job correctly. So, I highly recommend the listening of this audiobook!
"Superb Storytelling and Character Development"
The writing! You can see the characters. You actually know them, just by different names. And so many insights into human nature and everyman's experiences are detailed in the most interesting way.
His delivery is perfect. The timing, the character voices, the emphasis, the feeling, the accent everything. He is the best narrator EVER!!!!
Not possible, so no. I rather enjoyed making it last as long as possible. I even listened to the first two sections again before going on to the last one.
I enjoy Scandinavian mystery and crime authors like Asa Larsson, Helene Tursten, Jo Nesbo, Karin Fossum and Amaaldur Indridason just to name a few.
"This is Briliiant"
A great listen with the expected ending from a great storyteller. Rowling's English village is packed full of fun, nasty, politics, sad and just plain life.
"Wonderful listen!"
I'm not sure if I would listen to the book again, but I would definitely recommend it to others. I had read reviews claiming the book was slow, and relatively uninteresting, but I found it to be the opposite. I think listening to it made all the difference - my husband agrees. It's definitely not a thriller, so don't wait for crazy plot twists or anything like that, and it's a far cry from the theme of Harry Potter. What I like about it was the detail - JK Rowling's writing invests you in the characters and the setting. You're pulling for some and hating others as the story goes on.
It's a lot more interesting that the synopsis reads, so please pick this one out and have a listen! I didn't pick it up off the shelves for that reason, but ended up loving every minute. I didn't want it to end.
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I kind of feel bad for J.K. Rowling. She had phenomenal success and garnered millions of fans worldwide with her wonderful Harry Potter series. (And, I might add, she had the courage and willingness to end it after seven books instead of going on and on like some authors and ruining a perfectly good series.) So now, when she dares to write a completely different kind of book (a Muggle book about Muggles doing Muggle stuff), I don't think she's getting a fair shake because it is almost impossible to read this book without thinking of the Harry Potter books. As HP fans will quickly realize, this is nothing like the Harry Potter books. (I think my friend said it best when she said "it's a book about the Dursleys." If Harold, Shirley and Miles Mollison couldn't pass for Vernon, Petunia and Dudley Dursley, I'll eat my hat.) So let's forget Harry Potter and talk about this book.
The book starts with the death of Barry Fairbrother (which brings about a "casual vacancy" on the parish council). The rest of the book focuses on the fallout from Barry's death and the maneuverings to fill his vacant seat. Moving from character to character (and there are lots of characters), Rowling takes us into the hearts and minds of the various citizens of Pagford—from its teenagers (Crystal, Fats, Sukhvinder, and Andrew) to its grown-ups (Miles, Samantha, Kay, Gavin, Tessa, Harold, Shirley, Parminder). The plot is relatively simple (how will the vacancy on the parish council be filled?) yet also intricate and complex. Every little thing that happens builds on something else, and, at the end, Rowling weaves all the pieces together masterfully. It isn't a happy, fun or uplifting book. It is set squarely in a world where things don't always work out, people fail each other, and relationships aren't always satisfying. But, for all the misery and anger and cruelty in the book, I saw moments of hope and forgiveness and growth. Personally, I liked the book and was never bored by it. I could see why people who read this book solely because of their love of Harry Potter might be intensely disappointed. It is nothing like the HP books, but it is a good read on its own merits. So, if you can forget everything you already know about J.K. Rowling and go into this book with an open mind, you might find a novel worth reading. I know I did.
"Rowling writes for grownups, too!"
An audible book benefits from a few very clearly developed characters. Rowling has created a town with about 20 characters whose personalities and quirks are revealed in time. However, it requires some concentration to follow each character initially.
When I sorted them out, I enjoyed the story immensely.
The reader excels at telling the story and I was sorry when it ended.
"Prefer JKR's Petty, small-minded folk to Franzen's"
I thoroughly enjoyed my listen, but I don't listen to any audiobooks a second time. I would definitely listen to other audiobooks narrated by Tom Hollander. He was outstanding.
The way she showed the interconnections between people, the clever dialogue, the realistic portrayal of small town politics and gossip, and the keen insight into the various personality types that lurk behind the facades people erect to fool their family, friends, and neighbors.
Andrew's feelings anytime he was around Gaia were finely-drawn. Nobody understands writing about teenagers better than JKR.
All politics is local.
Fantastic writing. If someone like Eggers or Franzen had written this novel, it would be the toast of literary critics everywhere. The backlash against Rowling for her success and for not writing another Harry Potter--I can't understand if it is jealousy or misogyny. Probably a little of both.
I was a bit wary because of some bad reviews on the site, but downloaded anyway because I'm a fan of JKR. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised.
Yes, there was a bit of a slow start to the story, but the third act paid off big time, and had me in tears.
JKR manages to make even the mundane and quotidian salacious.
It takes a while to get going but I think it's totally worth it in the end!
"Dark but excellent"
I found the story and the characters very compelling. By the end of the book they were so real to me, I want to know what happens to them next!
"A modern day Middlemarch"
OK, so maybe it's not going to be a timeless classic a la Eliot's Middlemarch, but the structure is the same and the writing is really quite enjoyable and insightful. Rowling takes on the psychology and motivations of over 15 characters in a small English town and paints each one with a brush both critical and compassionate. Unlike Eliot, she doesn't necessarily give you the ending you want, but draws the logical conclusion based on the people and circumstances. I was absolutely drawn in, rooting for everyone and no one at once. The realistic and complex portrayals of parent-teenager relationships as well as relationships of social class were thoughtful without being maudlin.
At first I couldn't tell if I was enjoying the book so much simply because the narration was outstanding. By the end I had to admit that the story itself is truly unique and compelling. But I am so glad I listened to this book. Hollander was able to communicate each character with just subtle inflections of his voice. The performance was flawless, I could see the story unfold as if I were there.


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Phone scam conviction upheld
A 31-year-old Milwaukee man who ran a phone scam from the Waupun Correctional Institution where he is a prisoner will have to pony up nearly $40,000 for the calls he made from prison via a phone scam, the 1st District Court of Appeals said in a decision released today.
Joshua T. Howard, who is serving a 133-year sentence on a bevy of charges related to his conviction of prostituting two young girls he held captive for two months in 2000, appealed a conviction of conspiracy to commit theft by fraud in connection with the phone scam.
According to the appellate decision, Howard fraudulently obtained telephone numbers and place more than 2,000 collect calls from July 2002 through May 2003.
He gabbed for some 40,000 minutes in the 10 months before the scam was discovered.
The carrier scammed, SBC, stipulated to restitution of $38,178.85, although its losses were somewhat greater, according to the decision.
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Jean DiMotto sentenced Howard to serve four years and nine months after his 133-year-sentence, plus four years and nine months of extended supervision if he ever gets out of the slammer. She also ordered that 25% of his prison wages be collected and paid to SBC.
In his appeal, Howard asked to withdraw his guilty plea in the phone case and challenged the amount of restitution the judge ordered him to pay. Judge Joan Kessler, author of the appellate decision, noted that Howard would have to show a "manifest injustice" had been done in order to withdraw the plea.
"We conclude that the record conclusively demonstrates that Howard is not entitled to relief," Kessler wrote.
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You don't rule out war with Iran when that man has publicly announced he withwipe Israel poff the map if he get nuclear capability. That's the only war in need of support by the American people. 1st Israel then America. He's been in opposition of America since he's took control.<quoted text>
Of course I knew that, I know about everything there is to know.
Did you know that both world wars were the European imperialist colonialists fighting over their spoils they stole from the rest of the world? India didn't volunteer to be ruled by Britain for 200 years.
The overall thrust of my argument is that there are always 2 sides to any argument, 2 sides to any war we entered. I believe Iraq and Afghanistan were mistakes, along with WWI, WWII and the Civil war, especially for those who gave their lives.
President Oblamer has not ruled out war with Iran, I doubt either of us will support that.
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#887638 Apr 13, 2013
Raider didn't say it was, idiot stick. He asked "Where in the constitution does it say man & man & man shall have the same rights as man & woman in regards to marriage?"
God are you a moron.
Speaking of losers, my bet is Raider has accomplished far more than you.
He is a better person. You are nothing but a spiteful, frustrated, imp.
Grow up.
"Amor patriae."
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#887639 Apr 13, 2013
Go ahead and make it 352.
#887641 Apr 13, 2013
Sure thing propaganda queen...
Researchers have found that suicide among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) youth is comparatively higher than among the general population. LGBT teens and young adults have one of the highest rates of suicide attempts.
Let me guess, you are one of the gross gay people.
#887642 Apr 13, 2013
Anyone else notice that Democrats have taken over as the largest group of pedophiles?
#887643 Apr 13, 2013
CISPA, the controversial bill that greatly threatens the privacy of anyone online, is making its way to Congress after passing in a closed-door vote by the House Intelligence Committee by a huge margin. There were no changes to the language to protect personal privacy. How is this happening after the internet so loudly cried foul, and why is it being ignored in the press?
#887644 Apr 13, 2013
What an ignorant, uneducated buffoon you are. The 2nd amendment and the right of the citizens to keep arms was put in specifically to allow the people to have a means to protect themselves from a tyranical GOVERNMENT, the federal government.
What a stupid embarrassment you are. Now go read a history book, doofus.
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#887645 Apr 13, 2013
This is your best shot? I lay down the facts. Unable to contest them, all you can do is mutter "alibis... excuses..."
By the way, I'm a bit more informed with regard to the National Defense Authorization Act. I no longer have faith in either of the two major parties.
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#887646 Apr 13, 2013
Its was the progressive Republicans too that stripped us of our 2nd amendment right on July 9, 1868 with their flawed 14th amendment which we didn't get our 2nd Amendment Right back Under US Constitution Bill of Rights until 2010 when SCOTUS used the Incorporation Clause of the 14th Amendment in McDonald v Chicago to Force the 2nd amendment down to the State level.
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The Fourteenth Amendment: The Framing of America's Second Constitution
The 14th Amendment is not only the most important amendment to the United States Constitution, according to constitutional scholar Garrett Epps 91, it also effectively sets out all of the constitutional principles we live under today.
None of the guarantees in the Bill of Rights applied against state government. States were free to restrict freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and freedom of religion, and many of them did
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#887647 Apr 13, 2013
The militia part is a subordinate phrase, with the main thought being Congress shall not infringe upon the right of the people to bear arms.
So I agree.
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#887648 Apr 13, 2013
Chavez's Party changed the Constitution legally which allowed him to stay in power.
I might add, Chavez is an angel compared to the Argentine military junta of the 1980s, the death squad government of El Salvador and Pinochet of Chile. The latter three being regimes enthusiastically supported by Reagan and Bush elder.
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#887650 Apr 13, 2013
Oblamer is a phony, lying ass hypocritical scumbag who doesn't pay his fair share, stop denying it, you look like a fool.
Is he the only one allowed to take exemptions, tax breaks, etc.?
#887651 Apr 13, 2013
can you do better?
#887652 Apr 13, 2013
Not true, they were just better than having the communists take over and enslave the majority of the people. Like in Cuba, N. Korea, Viet Nam, etc.
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#887653 Apr 13, 2013
LOL... NO, I didn't!
WW I was the result of German militarism. They declared war on Russia and France, then invaded Belgium. European colonialism was not a major factor. The Balkan crisis was the key conflict, with Austria backed by Germany on one side, and the Serbs backed by Russia on the other. With France allied to Russia by a defensive alliance.
WW II was also the result of German militarism, although to be more fair, it was the Nazi political movement which brought it about. Very few Germans would have given Hitler their vote had they known of his plan to launch another European war.
#887654 Apr 13, 2013
I have it on good authority Dave and his goat's relationship would be strictly platonic, something about Dave losing his manhood in a steel mill accident.
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#887655 Apr 13, 2013
Obama's debt was compelled by the economic disaster your chimp left behind.
Case closed.
#887656 Apr 13, 2013
I agree, but by liberal logic, it's none of our business, just like Iraq. Right?
Who from your family will sign up to go to war with Iran?
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#887657 Apr 13, 2013
You missed the main point.
The lesson we should have learned from Vietnam was the danger of creating a massive spy agency with the power to control portions of our military and with no accountability for its actions.
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Injured K-9 airlifted to animal hospital after shot by suspect
Air medical EMS crews pulled out all the stops after a K-9 was shot by flying her to an animal hospital to save him
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HARRISBURG, Pa. — EMS crews have been speaking of their most unusual air medical transport — an injured police dog to an animal hospital.
Police made the unusual request after Zeke was shot by a fleeing suspect and was losing a lot of blood, according to The Patriot News.
A Life Lion helicopter transported the animal to Rossmoyne Animal Emergency Trauma Center, which is about 24 miles away by ground from the place where Zeke was shot, the article said.
The fleeing crime suspect, Skyler Stewart, was later shot by police, and was transported to the hospital by ambulance but later died.
Jason Campbell, the chief and CEO of South Central EMS, said Thursday that Stewart was transported by ambulance rather than helicopter as he was so close to the hospital when he was shot and because of his medical situation.
Life Lion administrator Lynn Doherty said her decision to transport Zeke by air medical helicopter March 15 was driven by awareness that K-9s are considered sworn law enforcement officers and have a substantial role in protecting the safety of the public and of police.
She said it was the first time she knew of medevac being used in such a way.
"I think it's always going to be on a case-by-case basis, because I really want to limit it to law enforcement and emergency service canines. I don't want to expand this to any other kind of animal," she said.
"I know if I had to make the same snap decision, with the same circumstances, I would do the same thing."
The Patriot News reported that Zeke, who lost about 15 percent of his blood, underwent two hours of surgery and is expected to fully recover.
"The helicopter made the difference here," veterinarian Mark Meyerhoff told the newspaper.
"Zeke's our hero," Capt. Annette Oates of Harrisburg Police Department told The Patriot News. "He's one of us … We're so happy he's made a full recovery. He's a fighter — a crime fighter."
Stewart was a suspect in a shooting and assault that took place the previous night.
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Wedding March OrganThis powerful march has become an anthem to all momentous occasions. A masterful performance here on organ, the track is sure to infuse your best images with inspiration and joy.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps13_210.jpgSingle31312-ST$ 39.9531312-EX$ 69.9531312-W$ 149.95Production Types: Wedding Instrument: Solo, Organ, Instrumental Genre: Processional, Traditional, Themes, Classical Keywords: Uplifting, Confident, Dignified, Regal, Stately, Festive
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Bridal March OrganAmong the most unforgettable melodies of all time, Wagner's Bridal March is the definitive wedding theme. This version features a robust organ arrangement, well-suited for ceremonies held in a large church.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps13_210.jpgSingle31304-ST$ 39.9531304-EX$ 69.9531304-W$ 149.95Production Types: Wedding Instrument: Solo, Organ, Instrumental Genre: Processional, Sophisticated, Traditional, Themes, Classical Keywords: Dignified, Refined, Regal, Stately, Festive
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Trumpet VoluntaryMake this regal baroque composition the centerpiece of your next wedding video, and you won't be disappointed. For a touch of majesty, this trumpet and organ duet rules the land.https://www.smartsound.com/producer/images/ps13_210.jpgSingle31311-ST$ 39.9531311-EX$ 69.9531311-W$ 149.95Production Types: Wedding Instrument: Chamber Group, Organ, Trumpet, Acoustic, Instrumental Genre: Traditional, Themes, Classical, Baroque Keywords: Confident, Dignified, Majestic, Regal, Spirited, Festive
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Heading HomeFunky guitars with a down-on-the-Bayou feel offer a lively, grooving tune with organ and synth backdrops and a strong guitar hook for a decidedly vigorous composition.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGF_200.jpgSingle7100182-ST$ 39.957100182-EX$ 69.957100182-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Organ, Piano (Electric), Guitar (Lap Steel), Instrumental Genre: Southern, Blues, Rock, Rockin, Pop Rock Keywords: Driving, Exciting, Positive, Confident, Exuberant, Fresh, Inspiring, Punchy, Bluesy, Hopeful Production Types: Commercials, Cooking, Reality TV, Travel, Home Videos
Heading Home from the album GFGF
Word Of MouthTap your fingers on the steering wheel as you roll down the highway with a bit of blues driven by electric organ, synth and a warm, old-time rock and roll feel.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGF_200.jpgSingle7100181-ST$ 39.957100181-EX$ 69.957100181-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Organ, Guitar (Lap Steel), Instrumental Genre: Southern, Blues, Rock, Retro Rock Keywords: Driving, Exciting, Cool, Cheerful, Fresh, Leisurely, Lively, Motivating, Refreshing, Bluesy, Fun, Festive Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Cooking, Travel, Comedy, Home Videos
Word Of Mouth from the album GFGF
Target PracticeHeavy drums, sharp cymbals, tambourine and organ lead a vibrant guitar charge ideal for carefree, lighthearted scenes.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATGF_200.jpgSingle7100180-ST$ 39.957100180-EX$ 69.957100180-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Organ, Guitar (Lap Steel), Instrumental Genre: Southern, Blues, Rock, Rockin Keywords: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Confident, Refreshing, Bluesy Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Cooking, Reality TV, Travel, Home Videos
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HappenstanceBouncy and dark with Jazzy bass and ghoulish organ textures create a sneaky and sinister mood in the spirit of Halloween.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATUBU_200.jpgSingle7100211-ST$ 39.957100211-EX$ 69.957100211-W$ 149.95Instrument: R&B Band, Bass (Acoustic), Drums, Organ, Percussion, Vibraphone, Instrumental Genre: Sophisticated, Cartoon, Jazz, Retro Keywords: Mysterious, Atmospheric, Calm, Exuberant, Haunting, Lazy, Relaxed, Smoky, Somber, Sultry, Suspenseful, Quirky, Fun, Mellow, Investigative, Spy Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Comedy, Suspense, Home Videos, Background
Happenstance from the album Upright Bass Underscores
Bridge To NowhereBouncy and playful with a Bluesy, Shuffle feel and warm organ creates a confident mood.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATUBU_200.jpgSingle7100207-ST$ 39.957100207-EX$ 69.957100207-W$ 149.95Instrument: R&B Band, Bass (Acoustic), Drums, Organ, Instrumental Genre: Blues, Jazz, Urban Keywords: Cool, Lazy, Leisurely, Refreshing, Bluesy, Sexy Production Types: Commercials, Home Videos, Product Videos, Background
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Get It DoneA playfully funky mix of sounds including some tasty riffs from the organ give this track a fun jamming sound.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATBLB_200.jpgSingle7100137-ST$ 39.957100137-EX$ 69.957100137-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Electric), Organ, Piano (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Genre: Blues, Rock, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Rockin, Classic Rock, Pop Rock, Indie Keywords: Driving, Exciting, Cool, Bold, Cheerful, Competitive, Confident, Fierce, Fresh, Inspiring, Intense, Motivating, Powerful, Punchy, Raw, Thrilling, Triumphant, Bluesy, Heavy Production Types: Sports, Cinematic, Commercials, Documentary, Indie Film, Reality TV, Short Film, Home Videos, Background
Get It Done from the album Black & Blue
Party Over HereSoul and gospel influences come together to create an irresistible, organ-driven groove. Funky guitars and a powerful horn section help kick the party up a notch.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS24KK_200.jpgSingle56306-ST$ 39.9556306-EX$ 69.9556306-W$ 149.95Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Organ, Instrumental Genre: Soulful, Retro, Pop Rock, Gospel, Urban Keywords: Happy, Positive, Uplifting, Confident, Exuberant, Lively, Fun, Festive, Upbeat Production Types: Commercials, Travel, Home Videos
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For those of you tired of the paint-by-numbers approach employed by too many emo bands, here's some good news: An increasing number of them find it boring too. Matchbook Romance is a case in point. A quartet from the rock hotbed of Poughkeepsie, New York, the group, led by guitarist/vocalist Andrew Jordan, caught the attention of Epitaph's Brett Gurewitz a predictable outcome, since its music didn't stray far from the sonic template of Bad Religion, Gurewitz's veteran collective. The same could be said of Stories and Alibis, Matchbook's 2003 debut full-length. The disc wasn't a disaster, but it didn't challenge the melodic-punk formula either. In contrast, Voices, the act's new CD, shows some signs of artistic growth, particularly on "Goody, Like Two Shoes," a seven-minute opus featuring an ambitious arrangement and lyrics that avoid the style's most egregious clichés. If the disc is no masterpiece, at least it suggests that the men of Matchbook Romance are growing weary of using everyone else's palette.
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|Public Health
|Preventive activities, Health promotion, Health education, Screening, Surveillance, Outreach, Case finding and care, Social marketing, Mass vaccination campaigns (national polio days), School health services, Maintaining information system.
|Direct Patient Care
|"Being a doctor": History taking & recording, Physical assessment, Diagnosing, Prescribing, Minor surgery, Basic lab works, Making referrals and Emergency care.
|"Being a nurse": Assisting physician, Nursing procedures, Diagnosing and prescribing for common illnesses, Recognising high risk cases & referrals, Home based management of chronic illness, First Aid, Conduct normal delivery, Assess & Resuscitate new born and Post natal care.
|Leadership and Management (All tasks identified pertain to Administration)
|"Being an administrator": Administration, Conflict Management, Budgeting, Planning and Overseeing implementation of activities, Organising events, Knowledge of and connections with resources and referral services, Chairing or attending meetings, Liaison with management, Maintaining records/reports, Coordination.
|Research (mentioned by three participants)
|Data collection, Training and Supervision of data collectors, Ensure data quality, Review data and Prepare reports.
|Teaching and Learning
|"Being a teacher": Coaching, Mentoring, Supervision, Training-Needs-Assessment (TNA), Preparing training courses, On-the-job training in clinical and generic skills for community health workers, Giving feedback.
|Community Development and Advocacy
|Identifying volunteers, Organising community based groups, Facilitating community representatives for networking with other providers, Help build trust of community in health services/team.
|Generic competencies (Cutting across all functional competencies)
|Cultural Competence
|Knowing & Speaking the same language (or finding an interpreter to understand patients' complaints); Understanding health and illness beliefs and practices; Providing culturally acceptable/appropriate care.
|Communication: verbal and written
|Counselling, Report writing/documentation, Negotiation, Presentation and facilitation.
Ladhani et al.
Ladhani et al. BMC Medical Education 2014 14:1 doi:10.1186/1472-6920-14-1


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Sooo.. I haven't been a great sleeper in years. Now-pregnant with #2... I was actually looking forward to the first trimester's wonderful sleep (for me).Ā The time when I would actually get 8 pseudo-uninterupted sleep at night... alas, this time it is not meant to be--ĀIĀam still tired ALL day... but when it is time to go to sleep? Nope-- noĀdice.Ā I don't fall asleepĀuntil almost midnight.Ā And then, when I wake up for the late night/early morningĀbathroom trip-forget it. Done.ĀIt takes me 1-1.5 hours to fall back to sleep! What is this about?Ā AnyoneĀelse having this? Does anyone have any unmedicated suggestions?Ā ĀI tried the winding down, the tea, the warm milk, etc.... I just can't seem to get back to sleep once I am up!Ā
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My only advice is go to the bathroom with the lights off.┬Ā I find if I wake up and turn on a light I'm instantly *awake* and can't go back to sleep.┬Ā
I know how you feel. Despite a short nap yesterday I was exhausted all evening but I couldn't fall asleep until after one... and I woke up at three. It is now 5 and I still can't sleep.
I give up. I guess I'm just going to be useless until I collapse from exhaustion.
Oh┬Āmy!┬Ā While I wish you all sweet dreams soon, I am glad to not be alone in this! It took me totally by surprise! I thought for sure I would be nodding off all day and sleeping through the night, just like with #1!! I will try the bathroom with the lights out to see if that makes a difference...


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Spent 6 hours in the office and did not even get a decent exam, he only wanted to sell cataract surgery and lens implants.
I have NEVER been so disrespected by a doctors office until I went to Labor, m.d. I was yelled at by two office staff, ignored, shuffled around. I hired someone to drive me for surgery and the day of his office is calling me saying, "come on in now, dr is waiting." I had already explained to anyone that listened that I had to wait for my ride. They didnt care. I will say the nurses are all very professional and very caring. Would I recommend going there ? NO~
PLEASE GET A SECOND OPINION! I read all the reviews of Dr Labor before I went in and was not surprised by how I was treated. After his brief eye exam, Dr Labor spent several minutes discussing my eye problems in very complicated medical terms. I tried to ask a question, but was told to wait. After his lengthy speech, I asked 2 questions. On trying to ask question #3, Dr Labor said " Read the literature and ask my staff." He abruptly left the room without answering anything else. I have never had a doctor or medical staff member EVER dismiss me or my concerns regarding surgery. NEVER! The staff was quite nice, yet pushed the Crystal Lens. There are doctors in the DFW area who refuse to install that lens, citing problems with that lens. I asked Dr Labor's staff about this. They said it was chiefly due to the doctor that installs the lens. After reading some of Dr Labor's Reviews, it also looks like he has also had problems with some patients. One review even cited Dr Labor dismissing him as "He wasn't God" after a procedure came out less than advertised. Go to a surgeon that actually discusses what lens YOU need, based on your life style. Don't just get any lens. As I found out, no lens is perfect. Each has an advantage and each has a short coming. Dr Labor's costs are much more than corresponding similar surgeries I have found out. Do your homework. The staff, although pleasant, left things to be desired. Any question you have, will not be answered until the END of the business day. Also found out that I wasted over two weeks in my possible surgery as the initial call for an appointment was more surrounded by insurance inquires than for me not wearing contact lens two weeks before the exam. The office has a reputation of being dysfunctional, and my dealings would concur. Bottom line, find a doctor with a decent Bedside manner and discusses which lens you NEED, not just the one that he will charge you $10,000 over and above what insurance will cover. Just do your homework. I am glad I did!
I had cataract surgery a year and a half ago. They convinced me crystal pence would be the best way to go when I told them I wanted mono vision. I let me in to the lense which was 7000.00 cash. I then was told my co pay was 5000.00, so I paid that the night before surgery they called and said I was to bring a check for 250.00. I asked them if this was all I owed and everything was pre approved with my insurance. They assured me we were all set to go. After my second surgery I get a call my insurance was declining to pay and I owe another 6000.00. I've had other surgeries and the Dr. Office always found out first if insurance would pay. I would not of had the procedure done if I would of known. I wrote Dr. Labor a letter, no response. Now I'm suffering with scar tissue and its affecting my job. I talked to another person that had similar problem with Dr. Labor. Is there NO integrity any longer!
Don't be talked into the Crystal lens. I wasted my time and money. Very disappointed. After cataract surgery and lens implants I can't see any better than before. Of course, colors are beautiful! Thats what you will hear. I advise you to get the regular cataract lens put in, your bank account will not suffer. I wish I had gone on a cruise instead of having them put into my eyes. I have floaters that I never had before. He did laser surgery because I had swelling behind the lens. Got some fairy tale about my eyes not being curved right. I am disappointed and poorer. Do Not Go For The Crystal Lenses. I am sure this wil never be posted since I have not found anything but glowing reviews but have spoken to others who are as disappointed as I have been.
Dr. Labor is the best!He takes special care of his patients. I was very satisfied with the care he gave me. I am now taking my Husband to him.
Performed cataract surgery on my wife. Couldn't get new lens to line up. Shook her head and banged her head on the table trying to get the lens to line up. Immediately, she suffered a brain hemorrhage and bruising of the optic nerve. Now has head aches, gran mal seizures, memory loss, Parkinsonism (can't walk). Many nurses in operating room ran over to stop him in his fit of rage. No lawyer would take our case due to tort reform, only $83K max to lawyer.Labor got away with assault- no penalty.My wife now sits in a chair unable to perform any tasks whatsoever. Use this quack at your own risk!!!
Wow, I can't believe the range of ratings here. From syrupy sweet to disgruntled. OK, I'm a one-eyed Crystalens patient, who hasn't had time to schedule the second surgery. Dr. Labor implanted my lens, and he will do my second surgery. He is a very good surgeon. YES, to the reviewer right below me, it is perfectly legal and quite standard to have to write a $520 check to the optometrist who referred you to Dr. Labor. I hate this practice with the fury of a thousand blazing suns, but there is nothing to do but write the blasted separate check to them. And, no, my optometrist didn't do a fricking thing post-surgery to deserve that fee. You also need to know that in many other ophthalmological practices, the referring optometrist gets a $1000 fee. (How special is that?) Dr. Labor is quite mid-range and reasonable in his pricing of the Crystalens, and I know this because I went to get a cataract evaluation from another surgeon. All ophthalmologist's offices have a "refractive coordinator" or a "refractive counselor" and some are better than others. Take any information about IOL's from Dr. Labor's office staff with two grains of salt instead of two aspirins, and then call them in the morning, after thinking over your options for cataract surgery. Do your own Crystalens research -- it will pay off for you handsomely. Talk to neighbors, talk to friends. I found that 3/4 of cataract patients don't even know what lens they have, but a few do, and there's where you'll get decent information. Also, please remember that the Eye Consultants of Texas is a Crystalens Center of Excellence, which is what you want if you are even considering this lens. Dr. Labor has years of experience with this lens, and wants you to have a good outcome. As far as the communication from the office and the doctor, sometimes it seems that my concerns over the phone aren't answered right away. It may appear to be somewhat disorganized at times, but eventually, every time there is an important need for information to be filtered up to Dr. Labor, it happens. Maybe not as quickly as I'd like, but he follows up. So I don't have any complaints there. As far as wait time, I was there as a patient on a very stressful day for their office recently. I actually had a marathon day of 4 hours there, but that is unusual. Unfortunately, all doctors' offices are going to have days like these occasionally, but I haven't found Dr. Labor's office any slower than any other ophthalmologist's office, where a total time of 2.5 hours seems to be the norm. In closing, whether you're going to have Lasik, PRK, or cataract surgery, do go for a second opinion, and make sure that Dr. Labor or his staff knows that you did. This is a highly competitive, serious business, and if they know you are checking out other clinics in your area, I think they'll treat you well. As they say in the airlines, "We know you have a choice when you fly, and we appreciate your choosing us."
My surgery went well. I had a lot of reactions with the eye solutions following surgery which Dr. Labor wanted nothing to do with. He does the surgery, collects your money, and does not want you taking his time with anything else. He will give you all of the attention required to get your business but loses his cool if you have issues following surgery. Dr. Labor uses office staff to mislead patients in their decision on the choice of lens to correct their cataracts; "you don't want cheap window glass in your eyes, do you? You want to have the best premium lens." This of course is crystalens. At the time I signed up to have cataract surgery I was forced to pay the opthomologist who recommended Dr. Labor $520.00 for a year's worth of follow up. Is this legal?
Great Doctor and impressive staff! I needed cataract surgery and called to schedule an appt to see Dr. Labor. They prepared me by telling me the visit was to be extensive testing, dilation, exam and time to talk with Sabrina about lenses. So I was prepared. I wasnt excited about the weight, but if I want great results for my eyesight, the time spent testing is imparative.Sabrina and Dr. Labor explained about the lens choices; what was covered and what was not covered. They shared a payment option that worked out perfectly as I am retired! Sabrina was shopping at walmart when she called on a Sunday afternoon to check on me and to see if I had any questions or if my family had questions about the procedure and or lenses. I truely thought that was marvelous.After my surgery, I went home to rest and Dr. Labor called to check on me! When I missed an appt, the office called to check on me and rescheduled it. How patient they are! I had the crystal lens in March and can see wonderfully! I use to have depth perception issues (trifocals) but no longer have this! I finally can see steps, curbs and the ground!I can't express how appreciative I am that I can finally see without glasses. I have waited a lifetime, literally, to see. Thank you Dr. Labor!
Dr. Labor is a very good surgeon. However, the office staff leaves a lot to be desired... Expect to spend1 to 2 hours waiting to see the Dr. (after a scheduled appt time). Overall experience for office visits is very bad. Multiple issues with staff, scheduling, and even Dr. Labor. I asked him a question regarding my eyedrops and got no response... as he started to leave the exam room, I told him I expected an answer and he got very defensive and condescending. I WILL NOT GO BACK TO THIS DR. OR THE CLINIC!
Dr. Labor performed my lasik recently, and I can see perfectly! Sabrina helped me through everything from my apprehensions to actually being in surgery with me explaining everything that was going on. Dr. Labor was very caring which helped because I was scared to death! I came in to my next day appointment seeing 20/20 after wearing high prescription contacts for years. His office is beautiful, too. I felt like I was in someone's home, not a doctor's office.
The wait time in the office is a bit long because he is apparently in demand and very busy; HOWEVER, for me, the wait was well worth it. Dr. Labor helped me with problems stemming from a recurrent corneal abrasion and subsequently he performed LASIK - which was a complete success.... Excellent doctor- wonderful staff- worth waiting for...
Dr. Labor:I wanted to let you know how pleased I am with my Lasik surgery. After 40 years of glasses and contacts I can see like an eagle!! Your staff was awesome.
My experience was an above average visit. My doctor highly recommended Dr. Labor. I had cataracts. Dr. Labor talked to me about what that meant and all of the choices available to me. Then I met with Sabrina and she informed me of the lens choices and what insurance would pay for and what it would not pay for. The office did not throw a medical determination at me and left me to figure it all out. They took me by the hand and educated me about the seriousness of cataracts and the choices that might work best for me. How many times has one gone to a doctor to leave feeling that the office staff and doctor really cared less if I were there or not. I am so proud of my doctor and the caring staff! I cannot wait to have my surgery!
*staff was slow to folow up with insurance carrier on their issue*Dr pushed product only partially covered by insurance*Dr did not make patient aware that the facilities and asscociated serviced used for the procedure would not accept insurance as full payment
Witnessed THE DOCTOR throwing a temper tantrum. I feel very sorry for his staff. He is a self-centered unorganized Doctor. Based off of my experience I would go back to his office anyday, but never to see him. I do NOT recommend this jerk.


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Tequila Mexican Restaurant offers delicious Mexican food at a great price with fabulous, fast, and friendly service.
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Come in for one of the best dining experiences you will have, in a great environment, surrounded by happy people, awesome drinks and fun food. We're incredibly grateful for having had such amazing friends, family, teachers and mentors along the way. We hope everyone will share in our imagination and desire for creative cooking. Let's eat!
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Dear Diva Desserts Bake Shop
We offer quality baked goods, made the old-fashioned way, handcrafted with love and care just for you. Everything is made fresh from scratch daily and in small batches to deliver the best taste and quality using only the finest ingredients... pure sweet butter, Valhrona and Guittard chocolates, Madasgascar Bourbon vanilla and the freshest fruit. We strive to make our desserts deliciously divine, beautiful and distinctive!
Mastermind Vodka
They use only select Midwestern grain that is harvested by local farmers who can maintain unparalleled control over their crop. Next they ensure perfection by working with small hand-crafted batches that can be carefully produced. This is not the easiest way to create vodka, but it's the only way to craft perfect vodka.
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Mississippi Mud Pottery
Natural clay materials are molded and crafted right before your eyes into creative, functional stoneware pottery. Choose from a wide variety of handmade pieces to enjoy in everyday settings or as decorative objects. A popular item are the ceramic fish. Actual fish that have been caught on a hook and line are used to create a mold and clay is used to reproduce a likeness of the fish. After firing, the clay is glazed and natural or artistic colorations are applied. The finished piece is a unique one of a kind piece - a reminder of the one that did not get away! Open Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday and Monday, noon to 4 p.m.
Live music venue and pub with full bar. Two stages and an extensive sound system accommodates a variety of live music and entertainment ranging from original songwriters, local talent and regional acts. Open F & S 4 p.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Sweet Ashley's Cottage
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1904 General Store
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Spoon Baking Company
Bakery sweet treats, fresh brewed coffee, specialty coffee, tea, and catering.
LuciAnna's Pastries
"Simply delicious" pastries and desserts that are sure to please every palate. Whether you are looking for a little taste of Europe, delicious coffee & tea, or cookies like grandma made (with just a little panache) you will find them at LuciAnna's Pastries. Come & relax in our warm inviting atmosphere.
Elijah P.'s Burgers and Brews
Elijah P.'s Burgers and Brews is a themed restaurant that celebrates Alton area history. Menu includes gourmet burgers, and other upscale menu items. Also serving 60 different beers on tap.
Maeva's Coffee
A gypsy inspired coffee shop located inside Alton's historic Milton Schoolhouse.
Dinner With Mr. Lincoln's Friends
Enjoy a meal that would have been served at Lincoln's table. As you dine on a four-course meal, be entertained by Lincoln and Civil War vignettes from the cast of Alton Little Theater. Tickets are $35 per person and must be purchased in advance
Elsah General Store
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Taste of Downtown
Eat, drink and be merry! Sample a variety of Downtown Alton's local flavors from your favorite downtown dining and drinking establishments. Enjoy the classic flavors that Alton is known for...toasted ravioli, fresh pastas, pepperloin steak, as well as unique twists on traditional favorites, like, wild mushroom stuffed toasted ravioli, cinnamon bread pudding drenched in whiskey sauce and fried canneloni.
First Stop Bake Shop
Artisan retail bake shop offering a variety of baked goods and wedding cakes. Open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
CITY:East Alton
12th Annual Native American Holiday Market
Purchase holiday gift items made by Native American Artists and craft persons. There will be jewelry, pottery, paintings, weaving, herbals, basketry, bronzes, and more.
Home for the Holidays
Visit historic Elsah during the holiday season and take a tour of historic homes, the village museum, churches and bed and breakfasts. There is also an option to ride in a horse-drawn carriage or decorated wagon with a team of horses. Ticket price includes a horse-drawn carriage ride. Lunch is available and will be served in Farley's Hall for an additional charge. Advance tickets are $15 per person. Event day tickets are $18 per person. Ticket prices do not include food. For more information visit historicelsah.org. Tickets are limited. All proceeds benefit the Historic Elsah Foundation.
Lincoln Funeral Commemoration
Join us as we commemorate the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death with a showing of his replica coffin and presentations by historical speakers including Mary Todd Lincoln and more!.
Alton Halloween Parade
Ghost and goblins beware, the "Most Haunted Small Town in America" will be out in full force at the annual Halloween Parade. See Alton's scariest costumes and comical characters with over 80 participants including floats, bands and parade flair.
Jo-Al Winery
Jo and Al, husband and wife vintners, produce wines made from local fruits of nearby orchards and berry fields. Apples make a nice dry to resemble Chardinay. Blackberries are a little sweet with a dry finish. Strawberries are sweet and smooth. Their country store has home-made jellies, candies, pickles, beef jerky and one of the best salsas in Illinois. Come in for a free taste sample or to browse the gift shop.


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The Sonoma Developmental Center has an immediate opening for a Food Services Supervisor II (FSS-II). Under the direction of the Assistant Director of Dietetics, the FST-II supervises, instructs, and works with the Dining Service Food Service Supervisor I's (FSSI's) and Food Service Technicians Is (FSTIs) engaged in the finishing and serving of meals. The FSS-II ensures the safety and sanitation of work areas, equipment and utensils, supervising the FSS-I's and Food Service Technicians in dining service areas. Typical duties include the following: Supervises employees in the dining areas, ensures training and development of employees; provides in-service training and support/coaching of employees during their training; keeps the Assistant Director of Dietetics (ADD) informed about individual employees' development needs and effectively recommends plans to best meet those needs; evaluates job performance of the FSS-I's and writes annual performance appraisals; communicates Departmental and Agency goals and objectives to employees and provides similar feedback to the ADD of Dining Services regarding kitchen goals, activities, problems and concerns that may be encountered; conducts informational or topic meetings with employees on an as-needed basis and documents the content/agenda of those meetings.
The FSS-II coordinates the sanitation, safety and security for the residence kitchens and off-site dining areas; assists in personnel management of dining service area staff; ensures/reviews FSS-I completion of monthly sanitation and safety inspections and makes assignments for corrections. Other duties include review of employee's completion of daily, weekly, and monthly food/equipment logs, cleaning check-schedules for residence kitchen areas; monitors FSS-I compliance to daily walk through of all work areas to ensure safety standards are met; provides feedback to the ADD regarding sanitation/safety concerns; develops in-service training to reflect recurring areas of concern. Formally counsels employees for chronically deficient sanitation and safety habits; sets positive examples for employees by practicing good personal hygiene, food handling and safety techniques; assists the ADD and Director of Dietetics in other areas as such as attending meetings, participating in selection interview or examination panels as a subject matter expert; and other duties as stipulated in the employee's signed duty statement. WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY:
Applicants must possess Civil Service Eligibility to apply for State vacancies. Civil Service Eligibility consists of being a current or former California state employee (lateral transfer or reinstatement) or be list eligible. Further Information may be found on the California State Department of Human Resources website at www.calhr.ca.gov Applicants should indicate the type of eligibility they currently possess which qualifies them to apply. This information should be indicated on the title section of the STD-678. Applications will be reviewed and only the most qualified candidates will be scheduled for selection interviews. Applications may be obtained from the Human Resources Personnel Office at the Sonoma Developmental Center or completed and downloaded from the website indicated. NOTE: All appointments are subject to State Restriction of Appointment (SROA), Surplus and Re-employment List procedures, a pre-employment physical and fingerprint clearance. NOTE: The salary indicated does not reflect the 4.62% salary reduction pursuant to the Governor's Personal Leave Program.
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