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The Government will improve the UK's 400 weakest primary schools by turning them into academies, Prime Minister David Cameron said today.
The Government will improve the UK's 400 weakest primary schools by turning them into academies, Prime Minister David Cameron said today.
Stephen Twigg, Labour's shadow education secretary, has challenged the government to make "sustainable" improvements to schools that go beyond the new academy drive announced today.
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The original focus of Labour's academy programme was on under-performing schools – but unlike this Government, we worked with schools to ensure improvements were sustainable.
Changing the type of school is not enough – we need a programme to raise the quality of teaching and school leadership, which is what makes the most difference. But under this Government, we've seen 10,000 teachers leave the profession.
We also need a One Nation education plan – getting strong schools to support weaker schools, so that no school is left behind. That can be achieved in many ways, including through federations, clusters of schools and co-operative trusts – academies are not the only answer.
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Over the sharp objections of its chairman, the Federal Communications Commission approved a plan yesterday to help bidders who say they cannot pay for billions of dollars of wireless-communications licenses.
By a 3-to-1 vote, the F.C.C. offered the companies a menu of options by which they could simply return their licenses, give back a portion of the licenses, or use a percentage of their down payments to buy as many licenses as they could afford immediately.
Reed E. Hundt, the chairman of the F.C.C., voted against the entire package because he said the last option would unfairly penalize the largest wireless bidders and drive them into bankruptcy.
Mr. Hundt, however, was under keen political pressure to resolve this issue before new F.C.C. officers take over. And he was outvoted by the other three commissioners: Rachelle Chong, James H. Quello and Susan Ness. Their clash with Mr. Hundt at yesterday's F.C.C. meeting underscored why these troubled wireless auctions have become the most divisive issue facing the commission.
''The commission's choice was to push these companies toward bankruptcy or to get them to return their licenses,'' Mr. Hundt said in an interview after the meeting. ''I wanted to make them an offer that would get them to return their licenses, and the majority wanted to punish them.''Continue reading the main story
But Ms. Ness said in a statement, ''To grant overly generous accommodations, after the auction, to any C-block licensee would be unfair to those C-block licensees who counted on us to enforce our rules.''
The term C-block refers to a round of auctions held by the F.C.C. in which dozens of companies bid $10.2 billion for licenses to offer a new generation of wireless service, called Personal Communications Service. Most of the companies ran into financial trouble soon after the auction ended, and several of them threatened to file for bankruptcy protection if the F.C.C. held them to the terms of their bids.
Yesterday's vote ended months of tortured debate between Mr. Hundt and his fellow commissioners over how the Government should treat the companies. The chairman favored a softer approach, under which the bidders would be forgiven some of their debts and allowed to bid in a reauction of the licenses. But the other commissioners took a harder line toward the bidders even if that resulted in some of them filing for bankruptcy protection.
Under the options in the F.C.C.'s package, the bidders for P.C.S. licenses have four choices:
*They could continue to pay for their licenses under the commission's current arrangement. The F.C.C. agreed to delay its collection of installment payments until March 1998, by which time the companies may have access to fresh capital from foreign investors.
*They could return the licenses, forfeiting a 10 percent down payment but winning forgiveness of their debt. Mr. Hundt said this option would not appeal to the creditors of the bidders, because they would lose hundreds of millions of dollars of down payments.
*They could return half of their licenses, and have their debt reduced proportionately. That option may appeal to smaller P.C.S. bidders who are able to offer wireless service with fewer frequencies. Larger bidders, however, are likely to need a full range of frequencies.
*They could take 70 percent of their down payment and use it to buy as many licenses as they could afford upfront. That option would leave bidders with far fewer licenses than they held originally, and the companies would forfeit 30 percent of their down payments.
Mr. Hundt said the last option, too, would have scant appeal to creditors for the largest bidders. They would face the prospect of losing one-third of their down payment and would wind up with so few licenses that they would have trouble building a national wireless network.
Reactions to the F.C.C. proposals in the wireless industry were split, depending on the size of the company. Americall International, a relatively small bidder based in Phoenix, praised the commission. But several of the largest bidders reacted negatively to the plan -- suggesting that it would do little to prevent them from filing for bankruptcy.
''This proposal gives the illusion of helping people solve their problem, but it doesn't really do much,'' said Wilbur Ross, a banker at Rothschild, which is advising the creditors of Pocket Communications.
Pocket, which bid $1.4 billion for licenses, is already in bankruptcy and its legal maneuvering has drawn attention to the problems that may crop up if every other big bidders follow it into Chapter 11.
Lawmakers were similarly split in their response to the proposal. Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who is chairman of the Commerce Committee, said, ''We don't want to drive everybody into bankruptcy, but we also don't want to penalize people who didn't overbid.''
Given the tortured debate that led to yesterday's vote, and the ambivalent response it has elicited, some senior F.C.C. officials said they expected that the next commission would have to reconsider at least parts of the plan. That, in turn, would push out even further the onset of new competition in the wireless phone industry.
Correction: September 27, 1997, Saturday An article in Business Day yesterday about a plan by the Federal Communications Commission to help bidders of wireless communications licenses misstated the position of the commission chairman, Reed E. Hundt. He voted for the overall plan; he dissented on only one of its four parts.Continue reading the main story


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A group of 40 healthcare MBA students from Florida International University, US, visited Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) on Sunday as part of their programme's international residency.
Their visit to Qatar was part of a wider regional study tour, which included stops in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, to learn more about the healthcare systems in the GCC region.
During their visit, students were introduced to HMC as a leading academic health system, with a focus on clinical care, education, and research. Students also learned about the healthcare context in Qatar, healthcare data, quality management, preventive healthcare, and national health policy.
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The National Ambulance Service, Home Healthcare Service, Stroke Service and Palliative Care, have all received this prestigious accreditation since 2011.
HMC is leading the development of the region's first academic health system – combining innovative research, top-class education and excellent clinical care – and is committed to building a legacy of healthcare expertise in Qatar.
HMC collaborates with key partners who are experts in Qatar and beyond, including Weill Cornell Medical College-Qatar, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement and Partners Healthcare, Boston.
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Songs from the Wood - one of four posts: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter - the cornerstones of this blog, about the birds I see through the year. Spring is about woods, dawn, birdsong and the Dawn Chorus - a prelude to Summer. Follow me, if you will - share your favourite birdsongs ... for others to hear.
Yonder, in the corners of the mead, the purple darkness of the awakening wood beyond, the atmosphere is full of some ethereal vapour. The sunshine stays in the air here as if the greening hedges hold the wind from brushing it away. After Richard Jefferies.
Low and plaintive comes the notes of a Lapwing - the arrival of spring - an early Chiffchaff: ' Chiff-chaff, chiff-chaff, chiff-chaff, chiff ! ' – the double notes hanging in the still air …
An Early Morning Walk
So another year – another Spring: as I walk the lanes I find Violet, Celandine and Snowdrop; Buttercup in the meadow - just as Richard Jefferies did over a century ago.
... among the meadows the buttercups in spring are as innumerable as ever and as pleasant to look upon.
There is still joy and wonderment in the petal of the buttercup which … has an enamel of gold; with the nail you may scrape it off, leaving still a yellow ground, but not reflecting the sunlight like the outer layer. From the centre the golden pollen covers the fingers with dust like that from the wing of a butterfly ….
In the bunches of grass and by the gateways the germander speedwell looks like tiny specks of blue stolen, like Prometheus' fire, from the summer sky. From the spotted orchis leaves in April to the honeysuckle-clover in June, and the rose and the honeysuckle itself, the meadow has changed in nothing that delights the eye ...
Hawthorn and Blackthorn, Ash and Willow, with their varied hues of green in spring, Briar and Bramble, with Blackberries and Hips later on, are still there as in the old, old time. Bluebells, Violets – the same old favourite flowers–may be found on the mounds or sheltered, near by hedges, thick and high, and full of flowers, birds, and living creatures, of shade and flecks of sunshine dancing up and down the bark of the trees.
And Gorse ….. bright yellow Gorse flowers are at their best in early Spring although they stay in flower most of the year, hence the saying 'When gorse is out of bloom, kissing is out of season'. When the sun shines bright, the flowers smell of a heady aroma of coconut and vanilla.
The Woods too – dominated by Birch and Alder in the wetter areas – tinting the landscape purple in the early morning light; with gold and yellow green of ancient Oak and Ash higher up lit by the rising sun – are full of birdsong; Song Thrush, Coal Tit and Chaffinch; later to be joined in song by our spring/summer migrants – Chiffchaff among the first, soon followed by Willow Warbler, Redstart, Wood Warbler and Blackcap: Songs from the Wood.
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When I lived in Wiltshire (1970s) I loved to walk in Savernake Forest, especially in Spring; walking in the footsteps of Richard Jefferies -
At such times ... I have gone to ramble day after day, forgetting the world and myself in its endless woods. The Hills and the Vale 1909.
Savernake was originally wood-pasture grazed with livestock – a mosaic of woodland, coppice, common land, rolling downland, and small, hidden farms. One of the mysterious and magical places of Wiltshire – an enchanted place; ethereal in its liquid greenness and shady places under the ancient trees; multicoloured sunbeams filtering through the woodland glades, where butterflies and faeries dance; the rides and grand avenues heavenly lit by the rising sun - a woodland cathedral ...
.... A little farther and the ground declines; through the tall fern we come upon a valley. But the soft warm sunshine, the stillness, the solitude, have induced an irresistible idleness. Let us lie down upon the fern, on the edge of the green vale, and gaze up at the slow clouds as they drift across the blue vault. The subtle influence of Nature penetrates every limb and every vein, fills the soul with a perfect contentment, an absence of all wish except to lie there, half in sunshine, half in shade, for ever in a Nirvana of indifference and to all but the exquisite delight of simply living. The wind in the tree-tops overhead sighs in soft music, and ever and anon a leaf falls with a slight rustle to mark time. The clouds go by in rhythmic motion, the ferns whisper verses in the ear, the beams of the wondrous sun in endless song ...
Time means nothing here – the sun moves across the sky - still I'm lying here at one with the forest - the sun and sky. I live through the trees. Day turns to night. The woods are sleeping now, the earth slumbers. A full moon rises in the inky black of the night.
Listening, thinking of nothing, simply living in the sound of the [wood, the moans, groans, creaks and rustles] - the life and intelligence inherent in nature; it grows upon the mind. I have sometimes thought that never does the world seem more alive and watchful of us than on a still, moonlight night in a solitary wood, when the dusky green foliage is silvered by the beams, and all visible objects and the white lights and black shadows in the intervening spaces seem instinct with spirit.
Shadows of light. Dawn approaches … After W H Hudson (Birds and Man – 1915)
A Fine Fresh Morning
A pale cerulean-blue sky – crisscrossed with misty white vapour trails of planes - a modern art canvas; paint casually, thrown from the artists brush; white clouds tinged salmon-pink hanging over the blue-grey mountains; just before sunrise – white wreaths of mist lingering over the fields mirroring the vapour trails above. A lone Buzzard calls.
Another spring morning long ago - a treasured memory now - I remember waking to the incessant chatter of House Sparrow and the garbled chuckling, whistling and mimicry of Starling from the cottage eaves and chimney pots; Green Woodpecker laughing from the nearby Ash; And Cuckoo calling from the copse across the fields. The scent of early May - apple blossom and garden flowers in the warming sun. A heady romance ...
Increased activity on the housetop marks the approach of spring and summer exactly as in the woods and .... When the first dandelion is opening on a sheltered bank, and the pale-blue field veronica flowers in the waste corner, the sparrows begin to chirp: in the dead of winter they are silent; ... as spring advances, they [the sparrows] sing--it is a short song, it is true, but still it is singing--perched at the edge of a sunny wall. The Starling whistle(s) from his favourite ledge. Day by day he is heard more and more, till, when the first green spray appears on the hawthorn, he visits the roof continually. Besides the roof-tree and the chimney-pot, he has his own special place, sometimes under an eave, sometimes between two gables; and as I sit writing, I can see a pair who have a ledge which slightly projects from the wall between the eaves and the highest window. This was made by the builder for an ornament; but my two starlings consider it their own particular possession.
Listen, and you will hear the tap, tap of the woodpecker, and see! away he goes in undulating flight with a wild, unearthly chuckle, his green and gold plumage glancing in the sun, like the parrots of far-distant lands ....
... "There's the cuckoo!" Everyone looked up and listened as the notes came indoors from the copse by the garden. He had returned to the same spot for the fourth time. The tallest birch-tree—it is as tall as an elm—stands close to the hedge, about three parts of the way up it, and it is just round there that the cuckoo generally sings. From the garden gate it is only a hundred yards to this tree, walking beside the hedge which extends all the way, so that the very first time the cuckoo calls upon his arrival he is certain to be heard. His voice travels that little distance with ease, and can be heard in every room.
The First Birds of Spring
Yellow is the colour of my true love's hair In the mornin' when we rise In the mornin' when we rise That's the time, that's the time ... - Donovan Colours 1965.
Today I wake to another fine fresh spring morning - the pale sun just a glimmer through the pines atop the ancient hill fort - the last of the snows lingering in the hedge bottoms and woodland edge below - a profusion of Primrose pale yellow along the roadside banks topped with bright yellow Gorse - the first golden yellow Buttercup in the field; Daffodil and Dandelion, Celandine too, colour the garden lawn - yellow is the colour...
As the sun draws the year on - the Great Tit, Song Thrush and Chaffinch try out their spring song - incomplete and hesitant at first - but getting stronger and more confident every day. The Robin singing all winter, sings all day and is the last to cease in the evening, outstaying even the thrush.
Yet it is the arrival of the first spring/summer migrants, timed to coincide with the greening hedges and woods, early blossom and the first hatch of insects that says Spring is truly here.
Listen for the first of the spring migrants - Chiffchaff, Willow Warbler and Sedge Warbler. Their songs - the simple up and down notes of the Chiffchaff, the joyful liquid cadence of the Willow Warbler and the complex and varied song of the Sedge Warbler have inspired many a writer and poet ....
For Edward Thomas the Chiffchaff was a sign of spring that he looked for every year.
Nothing so convinces me, year after year, that Spring has come and cannot be repulsed, though checked it may be, as this least of songs. In the blasting or dripping weather which may ensue, the Chiffchaff is probably unheard; but he is not silenced. I heard him on March 19 when I was fifteen, and I believe not a year has passed without my hearing him within a day or two of that date. I always expect him and always hear him. ...
... It was here, [Froyle Park] and at eleven, that I first heard the chiffchaff saying, " Chiff-chaff, chiff-chaff, chiff-chaff, chiff ! " A streamlet darted out of the park towards the Wey, and on the other side of the road, and below it, had to itself a little steep coomb of ash trees. An oak had been felled on the coomb side, and a man was clearing the brush-wood round it, but the small bird's double note, almost as regular as the ticking of a clock, though often coming to an end on the first half, sounded very clear in the coomb. He sang as he flitted among the swaying ash tops in that warm, cloudy sun. I thought he sang more shrilly than usual, something distractedly. But I was satisfied. But for the wind, I should have heard him yesterday. I went on more cheerfully, as if each note had been the ham-mering of a tiny nail into Winter's coffin.
From "In the Pursuit of Spring" - published in 1913.
And from the pen of Richard Jefferies ....
Loudest of all, the chiff-chaff sings in the ash woods, bare and leafless, while yet the sharp winds rush between the poles, rattling them together, and bringing down the dead twigs to the earth. The violets are difficult to find, few, and scattered; but his clear note rings in the hushes of the eastern breeze, encouraging the flowers. It is very pleasant indeed to hear him. One's hands are dry, and the skin rough with the east wind; the trunks of the trees look dry, and the lichens have shrivelled on the bark; the brook looks dark; grey dust rises and drifts, and the grey clouds hurry over; but the chiff-chaff sings, and it is certainly spring. The first green leaves which the elder put forth in January have been burned up by frost, and the woodbine, which looked as if it would soon be entirely green then, has been checked, and remains a promise only. The chiff-chaff tells the buds of the coming April rains and the sweet soft intervals of warm sun. He is a sure forerunner. He defies the bitter wind; his little heart is as true as steel. He is one of the birds in which I feel a personal interest, as if I could converse with him. The willow-wren, his friend, comes later, and has a gentler, plaintive song.
A Song for May
As the sun warms the earth and days get longer; the May blossom like drifts of snow along the hedgerow; birdsong fills the early mornings in the 'Great Chorus' as Edward Grey called it.
In 'The Hills and Vale' Richard Jefferies wrote ... 'The sound of many birds singing comes from the hedge across the meadow;...finches and linnets, thrush and chiff-chaff, wren and whitethroat, and others farther away, whose louder notes only reach. The singing is so mixed and interwoven, and is made of so many notes, it seems as if it were the [Willow] leaves singing—the countless leaves—as if they had voices.'
While the woodlands may resound to the voices of more exotic birds such as Blackcap and Nightingale, back in the garden, the Song Thrush may strike up well before dawn. Soon he will be followed by the Robin, Blackbird, Wren, Garden Warbler, Chiffchaff, Hedge Sparrow and Chaffinch. There is no fixed order in which each species takes its cue from the eastern sky, but there is a genuine tendency for some to start earlier than others. Indeed Wren, Robin, Song Thrush and Blackbird often burst into song well before daybreak.
Reproduced from an article prepared by Jefferey Boswall for the British Library Sound Archive.
The Dawn Chorus
Orchestrate your own 'Chorus' - play some, or all of the audio clips below - start with the Song Thrush, which has the longest running time, then gradually bring in the others .... you have yourself a chorus .... Listen!
There are other spring songsters of course which I could/should have included: Coal Tit, Willow Warbler, Redstart, Wood Warbler, and Blackcap; Everyone has their favourites: what are yours - leave a comment; share your favourite birdsongs, for others to hear.
The title of this post was inspired by a classic song from the '70s - an Ian Anderson penned song on the 1977 Album of the same name by Jethro Tull. The album takes as its theme the natural and supernatural inhabitants of the woodlands of old England - a celebration of British pagan folklore and the countryside life. Take time to listen and you will hear - 'Songs from the Wood'.


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Guatemalan President, Jimmy Morales was quoted this week as saying that Guatemala loves Belize, despite the fact that his country is claiming from our Sibun to the Sarstoon rivers. Morales' comments came on the heels of at least one Belizean boating expedition to the Sarstoon River being stopped and ordered to turn back by Guatemalan armed forced just a couple days earlier.
Morales made his comment while touring some areas in the eastern portion of his country as they prepare to hold a referendum this coming Sunday on whether or not Belize and Guatemala should seek a solution to our border dispute at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
In encouraging his country people to vote "yes", Morales, according to the Prensa Libra newspaper of Guatemala, told Guatemalans: "The message I send to Belize is that they have a neighbor who loves them and respects them. We are not fighting with Belize, we are claiming a historic right, we have the right to claim what belongs to us…the territory".
Morales reportedly added during his speech that Guatemala and Belize share a good friendship. He explained to his people the details of the diplomatic agreements between our two countries, suggesting that if the dispute is settled at the ICJ, Belize and Guatemala could have more agreements and treaties for better cooperation.
As part of the same campaign to get his people to vote in Sunday's referendum, Morales appeared on Guatemala's TV Azteca for an interview on the same topic, and became visibly annoyed with the host, Ana Lucia Masariegos. He left after giving a brief statement to his native Guatemalans.
Morales started off by saying that Guatemala accepted Belize's independence in 1981, but when he was redirected to the issue at hand, which is the territorial claim and how he will convince his people to vote yes on Sunday, he responded: "…if you know the answer, why don't you tell it to them. You keep interrupting me…This is my message to the people of Guatemala…people of Guatemala, thank you for being attentive to the referendum that will take place on April 15. …In 1773, discussions began concerning this issue. In 2018, this generation has the opportunity to not pass on this problem to our children. The decision will be yours. It is your right; it is your civic duty. Thank you and may God bless you. Good night."
Belize has still not set a date for our referendum, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that the awareness campaign for the exercise is ongoing.


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"My tax bill may go from $100 to $3,000!" he said over the phone, in a rather concerned tone.
As I listened to this single retiree, I was contemplating how to respond. It is unsettling to learn the tax reform measures in Congress may lead to an increase in taxes paid by a few, especially when you are in the few, and especially in the retired few.
Even if you are in a group that may realize an increase in taxes, you hear reports of positive news in the economy from members of Congress and the President. This reform has been touted to bring jobs and a booming middle class. If this proves true, it will be great news.
Is it good enough news to outweigh your potential increase in tax as an individual?
With so many talking heads and political statements (designed to influence you, not educate you) it may be difficult to know how to interpret this tax reform push at year end. To help frame your thoughts and have an easier time understanding the issues, let's look at two views of tax reform designed to simplify the information and bring clarity to a dry, complex, and potentially expensive topic.
The Impact as a Taxpayer
You and I pay income taxes. Whether through withholding or estimated payments these taxes are a use of cash. This is usually the measuring stick we use to express our support, or lack of support, for new tax rules. The thinking goes (and I agree) if you pay more in cash taxes, you are generally not in favor of the change. No one likes increase costs without an associated increase in service.
It is difficult to predict with full certainty the exact impact on your pocket as of the writing of this post. Several websites have developed a calculator to calculate the basic difference between how we would fare under the new rules. These calculators are basic and not based on the final rules but they help at least predict some impact.
The ultimate change will depend on the types of income you receive and the nature of the deductions you typically benefit from under the itemization rules. Since the state income tax deduction is likely going away, taxpayers living in high state tax jurisdictions will likely see an increase in federal income taxes. Taxpayers chronically paying the Alternative Minimum Tax may see a lower bill since it most likely will be mercifully eliminated (and good riddance, too). As we learn more about the final bill headed to the joint committee, each person's individual picture will take shape, and we will also have clarity on planning strategies to help minimize the taxes you pay.
However, your ultimate economic outcome is not just a function of the impact as a taxpayer.
How the tax reform changes impact you as an investor are just as (in my opinion MORE) important than how they impact the cash taxes you pay.
The Impact as an Investor
Whether you and I really internalize this or not, our income (i.e., the base for income taxes) is tied to the broad economy. Whether through the job market and its ups and downs or market based investments yielding distributions, we are linked to a large, complex system of economics. The taxation of the players in the economy, especially businesses and corporations, matter substantially. A major (and exciting) portion of the current tax reform relates to business and corporate tax changes.
Corporate tax reform has been sorely needed for over a decade. For quite some time the US has held the highest rate in the developed world at 35%. That is, for every one-hundred dollars of taxable profits, US based companies must remit thirty-five dollars in Federal taxes. States tax corporations as well so the effective tax rate typically exceeds 40%. Under the two bills, the corporate rate is scheduled to be reduced to 20%. In addition, there are rules reducing the tax on the return cash earned from profits overseas. Before reform, this would be subject to the same 35% rate.
As the income tax burden is reduced on market participants (think primarily businesses and corporations,- not us little guys) they can more efficiently invest capital through new business lines, debt repayments, new employees, and so on. In short, Ronald Reagan was right, "Whenever we lower the tax rates, our entire nation is better off." Our ability to earn income from labor and investments is better when the tax burden is reduced. In my opinion, the view as an investor is the starting point for real tax reform and the changes that will bring meaningful improvement to the economy as a whole.
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These two views do not operate in a vacuum apart from one another. In fact, they are tied together and influence the outcome for each other.
As painful as writing a larger check may be for certain people groups, the overall pool should be better off and you may find the people writing bigger checks will have better income opportunities from their labor and larger investment balances to pay the increase in income tax.
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Gale's heart had gone into sudden
That's often the case with the condition, which is part of the reason it kills roughly 300,000 people a year in the United States — more than die from
Gale, however, had one thing going for him — an office staff that wasted no time rushing to his aid.
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Six days later, with one doctor calling his case "a miraculous recovery," Gale went
Doctors tell me there's little doubt that Gale's colleagues kept him alive with CPR, but defibrillation was the critical life-saving technique in his case and others. And yet, although portable defibrillators the size of a cake box are available for between $1,000 and $2,000, and lay people can easily be trained to use them, many buildings, including the one Gale works in — with about 4,000 people a day coming and going — don't have them. Building owners have traditionally feared being sued if they have defibrillators that fail to save a life, but in California, a state law offers immunity.
Dr. Eric Lee, a Glendale cardiologist whom I've seen for several years, said about 80% of those who suffer cardiac arrest outside a hospital do not survive. "But if you have [a defibrillator] available and get shocked within three minutes," Lee said, "your chance for survival is more than 50%."
Most victims of sudden cardiac arrest have preexisting
But many sudden cardiac arrest victims have no symptoms, and it can even strike children and young adults. The best way to prevent deaths is for more people to get CPR training and for more portable defibrillators to be stationed where lots of people gather.
The safest place to suffer cardiac arrest? It's not necessarily a hospital, said Dr. Leslie Saxon, a cardiologist at Keck Hospital of USC who treated me after I flat-lined in August.
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As for Jerald Gale, he's still trying to find out why the paramedics were so slow responding to the 911 call. But in the meantime his law firm plans to buy a portable defibrillator and make it available to other tenants in his building. And, back from the brink of death, he's gone back to cycling, forever grateful to the colleagues who saved his life.


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Roberta Jo Carr, 59, died Aug. 25 at Great Bend Regional Medical Center. She was born on Sept. 11, 1954, in Fayette County, Ohio. Roberta was a resident of Great Bend since 1987, moving from Washington Courthouse, Ohio. She worked as a night auditor for Days Inn.
Bennie Lou Moos, 69, died Aug. 24, at Hays Medical Center. Born June 18, 1945, in Hoisington, she was the daughter of Leon and Vanonda (Wise) Gray. On April 28, 1962, she married Don J. Leiker in Great Bend. They were later divorced. She then married Lyle L. Workman. He passed away in 2003. She then married Robert W. Moos on May 2, 2013, in Great Bend. He survives. A resident of Great Bend since 1986, coming from WaKeeney where she had resided since 1971, she was a homemaker. She enjoyed gardening, cooking, craft work, floral arranging and music.
DADE CITY, Fla. - Paul Folds of Dade City, Fla. passed away Aug 21, at 67 years of age. Paul loved his family, friends, and animals. He had a kind heart and was always giving what he could to others. His enjoyments in life were the family and animals that he cherished. Paul will be greatly missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
LARNED - Dr. Thomas Dale Ewing, 92, passed away Aug. 22, 2014 at the Rice County District Hospital, Lyons.
GREAT BEND – Richard A. Haines, 62, died Aug. 21, 2014 at Great Bend Regional Hospital.
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa - Flora Mae "Mates" (Koerner) Swim, 87, of West Des Moines, Iowa, died Aug.16 at Mercy Hospice – Johnston, in Johnston, Iowa. Arrangements are in care of Brock's-Keithley Funeral Chapel in Hays.
OLMITZ - Monica M. Schneider, 87, died Aug. 18, 2014 at Clara Barton Hospital, Hoisington.
GREAT BEND - James F. Adams, 86, went to his heavenly home Tuesday afternoon Aug. 19, 2014.
A memorial service for Gwen Schroeder who died on July 20, will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Great Bend.
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FMCSA Administrator Anne Ferro has announced huge changes to the CSA Compliance Monitoring System, including dropping the controversial Cargo Related BASIC.
Speaking at this year's Mid America Trucking Show, FMCSA Administrator Anne Ferro announced huge changes to the CSA System. By far the biggest change, the controversial Cargo Related BASIC will be dropped and replaced by a Hazmat BASIC and a beefed up Vehicle Maintenance BASIC. FMCSA will also work to make the CSA system fairer by refining the inspections that can be included in a CSA report.
Ferro did disappoint industry figures, however, that had expected a further refinement to the system, citing problems with police reports FMCSA is delaying changes to the Crash Indicator.
Goodbye Cargo Related BASIC
The Cargo Related BASIC had been troubled from birth. Before CSA was even launched, industry pressure forced FMCSA to give it a 'second-class citizenship', making it available only to auditors and the carriers themselves and hiding it from public view.
"We held back because we weren't altogether confident in its clear association with [the safety] outcome," Ferro said. "So we have shifted many of the cargo to the Vehicle Maintenance BASIC and we're going to have a standalone Hazmat BASIC."
During the CSA implementation process, the Cargo Related BASIC underwent several rewrites. The industry view was that the scores used for each violation were overly high and that the BASIC unfairly focused on certain industry segments. The BASIC's percentiles and Alert status were made private just before launch but the BASIC never regained industry support. Critics often cited that fact that the unnaturally high scores could potentially scare off brokers and other customers, thereby unfairly costing the carrier work.
Included Inspections Revised
Another major change, one that is likely to be welcomed by the industry is that FMCSA will be refining the reports being put into the CSA system. Currently, the CSA report includes violations from inspections that shouldn't have covered the area of the regulations that the violations was in.
For example, currently, if you are pulled over for a vehicle-only inspection (Level V) and yet are cited for a driver violation that is included in your CSA scores. Conversely, if you are undergoing a driver only inspection (Level III) and you are cited for a vehicle violation that is also included in your CSA scores.
Under the revisions announced at MATS, FMCSA will now be dropping that data from CSA reports. A Level V inspection will now only result in vehicle violations and a Level III inspection will now only result in driver violations.
Time Frame
Motor Carriers will get a preview of the new system next week. As with the initial roll out of the CSA system, there will be an extended preview period before the new system goes 'live'.
Depending on the public comments it receives during the preview period, FMCSA hopes to have the new system fully online before the end of July.
Not Changing Yet
It wasn't all good news however; Ferro announced that FMCSA would actually be walking back from some previously announced changes.
One of the most hotly contested features of the CSA system is that FMCSA counts all crashes, including the ones the carrier could not avoid, against the carrier when calculating the Crash Indicator BASIC.
Industry insiders had previously been pleased to hear that that was going to change; however, Ferro disappointed them by announcing that the fix was delayed indefinitely.
Ferro claimed that the Agency had received complaints that the police reports FMCSA planned to use to determine fault might not be accurate. The change had been advertised as coming in February or March; now it has no expected release date. Ferro said that the criticism had come from Public Interest Groups although she didn't specify exactly who objected to the use of the reports.
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Mesquite, TX Water Parks Slides
YP - The Real Yellow PagesSM - helps you find the right local businesses to meet your specific needs. Search results are sorted by a combination of factors to give you a set of choices in response to your search criteria. These factors are similar to those you might use to determine which business to select from a local Yellow Pages directory, including proximity to where you are searching, expertise in the specific services or products you need, and comprehensive business information to help evaluate a business's suitability for you. "Preferred" listings, or those with featured website buttons, indicate YP advertisers who directly provide information about their businesses to help consumers make more informed buying decisions. YP advertisers receive higher placement in the default ordering of search results and may appear in sponsored listings on the top, side, or bottom of the search results page.
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Not worth the money for small kids. When we went, we saw 4 fights in the 3 hours we were there all of which took place between supposed adults in the Coconut Cove area (which is primarily for smaller kids). The lazy river is the best thing about the place and the only "safe haven" if…
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It is THE ABSOLUTE BEST theme park I have ever been to. It is great if you're on a date, by yourself, or with the family. It is a non-smoking place, but they have places where you can smoke(designated ares). The rides are great!I love the Titan, Mr.Freeze, the Batman, and, the new ride, Tony Haw…
4. Six Flags
Hurricane harbor is the place to go. They have the Lazy River and Hooks Lagoon and picnic tables and it's the most fun you can have and still stay in Texas! Take your family and GO!
5. Hydrous Wake Park
There were supposed to be 5 people in this camp and we are sitting with 12 kids. Don't be fooled into thinking there will only be 5 kids in your camp. The manager and coach were amaxing! Ask for Stone!!
6. Hawaiian Falls Water Park
4400 Paige RdThe Colony, TX 75056
From Business: We are passionate about serving our guests and providing safe, clean fun in a family friendly environment. We serve by being humble, grateful and thoughtful.
7. Hawaiian Falls
3100 Premier Dr Ste 200Irving, TX 75063
8. LEGOLAND Discovery Center Dallas/ Fort Worth
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From Business: Inside the LEGOLAND(R) Discovery Center Dallas Fort Worth, you'll enjoy a chariot laser ride on Kingdom Quest, construct intricate buildings and vehicles, see the DFW area in astonishing miniature detail in LEGO(R) MINILAND(R), experience an extra dimension of entertainment in our LEGO Studios 4D cinema and, most of all, d…
9. Great Wolf Lodge
1400 State Highway 26Grapevine, TX 76051
10. Hammertime Entertainment
1008 N Elm StKemp, TX 75143
11. Splash Kingdom
18814 Interstate 20Canton, TX 75103
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Hawaiian Falls is a great alternative to Hurrican Harbor! I would visit here with smaller children because it is on a smaller scale and easier.\r \r It is right next to Big League Dreams (softball fields) so if the guys have a tournament in the summer, the kids can be right next door!
13. Hawaiian Falls Roanoke
290 W Byron Nelson BlvdRoanoke, TX 76262
From Business: We are passionate about serving our guests and providing safe, clean fun in a family friendly environment. We serve by being humble, grateful and thoughtful.
14. NRH2O Family Water Park
Great waterpark! Not too big and not too small..just right!
15. Bedford Splash
2801 Forest Ridge DrBedford, TX 76021
16. Hydrous Wake Park
280 E Eldorado PkwyLittle Elm, TX 75068
17. Splash Kingdom
6501 Interstate Highway 30Greenville, TX 75402
18. Pirates Cove Fun Zone
2301 S Burleson BlvdBurleson, TX 76028
19. Hawaiian Falls White Settlement
8905 Clifford StFort Worth, TX 76108
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Bartell Machinery Systems, LLC ELECTRICAL ENGINEER II (18-0036) in Rome, New York
IMMEDIATE CAREER OPENING FOR STRONG INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER (18-0015) – GREAT BENEFITS AND CAREER PROGRESSION OPPORTUNITIES!January 22, 2018
ELECTRICAL PROGRAMMING ENGINEER II (18-0037)February 9, 2018
Full Time
Rome, NY
Posted 2 months ago
WebsiteBartell Machinery Systems
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER IIPersonnel Requisition No. 18-0036
Bartell Machinery Systems is a global leader in providing highly-engineered industrial manufacturing equipment for the Tire & Rubber, Oil & Gas, and Wire & Cable industries. An ISO 9001:2008 certified company, Bartell has delivered innovative solutions to leading manufacturers since our founding in 1940, with over 8,500 machines now installed worldwide. We offer the industry's most advanced and proven tire bead machinery, systems for producing sub-sea oil & gas flexible pipe, and innovative wire & cable machines. Our products are fully designed and rigorously tested to optimize safety, production efficiency, operational reliability, and maximized asset lifecycle. We pride ourselves on setting new standards for quality, performance, and value in every machine we build. With generations of industry knowledge and engineering design experience coupled with our world-class sales and technical service network, Bartell's employees are dedicated to providing you with state-of-the-art technologies capable of meeting your most advanced production needs.Please see application instructions at the bottom of this page to apply.
Position: ELECTRICAL ENGINEER II TIRE & RUBBERLocation/Department: Rome, New York / Engineering
Primary Responsibilities
This Electrical Engineer position is for an opening within our Bartell Engineering Team. The Electrical Engineer 2 (Tire & Rubber) will report directly to the Project Team Leader.
Qualifications, Knowledge, Skill and Experience
The candidate will develop new products or re-design existing products without supervision for schematics, control cabinets, and layouts, etc. Advanced software modifications and development.
Utilize leading edge techniques.
Designs and BOM's must beaccurate.
Design projects must be done in a timely manner.
Designs must be compliant with all safety requirements.
Design within the specifications for the product being mindful of cost, manufacturability, reliability and service requirements.
Perform commissioning and debug of products.
Able to energize machine safely and competently, ready for wet test and SAT.
Assure product is "as designed".
Review/approve all applicable requests for change.
Assure proper documentation has been recorded.
Assure product meets specifications.
Maintain a working knowledge of machine process and operation.
Work in a team environment.
Mentor other engineers.
Lead team meetings, design reviews, machine reviews, kick-off meetings.
Interact with other departments, including Manufacturing, TSS, Sales and Purchasing.
Bachelor's degree in Electrical engineering with 5 years' experience or 10 years' as designer/engineer.
Skills & Relevant Work Experience
Knowledge, Skills & Experience:
Knowledgeable in PLC's, AC and DC drives, motion controls and operator interface units.
Must be able to create all documentation for assembly.
Computer skills must be excellent.
Travel Requirements: Up to 25-50%
For consideration, candidates must meet the minimum qualifications shown and have a verifiable record of experience in the field applied for.
Please complete the application for employment – linked here
Bartell requires pre-employment drug screening, physical and background check.
BARTELL MACHINERY SYSTEMS, LLC is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, or Vietnam era, orother eligible veteran status, or any other protected factor.
6321 Elmer Hill Rd Rome, NY 13440 ● www.bartellmachinery.com ● fax 315-336-1084


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I am working with an award-winning, independent healthcare creative agency in central London who is recruiting for a Senior Front-End Web Developer. The company partner with global clients spanning many of the world's biggest blue chip healthcare companies.
The company is looking for someone who will have an aptitude for development and be proficient in a wide range of interactive technologies. will use these skills when shaping creative projects from conception through to development. As a senior developer the code produced needs to be exceptionally clean and easy to understand in order to allow collaboration between internal team members or external partners.
Some of your responsibilities will be:
*Work closely with the Technical Lead and Digital Designer to prototype, iterate and develop functional user interfaces at low and high fidelity
*Regularly take part in reviews of our current projects, development approach and tools in use to ensure we are constantly striving for and attaining technical excellence
*Involvement in project setup and understanding of cost proposal and appreciation of agency profitability
*Review project profitability and points of failure
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Some of the key skills required are:
*HTML and CSS development skills and familiarity with CSS pre-processors like SASS
*Good JavaScript skills: candidate should be comfortable using Node.js, ES2015/ES6, Common JS and a modern JS framework like React
*good understanding of web application security
*Familiar working with common hosting platforms such as AWS, Azure and Heroku
*Extensive hands-on experience using creative tools, including: Photoshop, Illustrator, Azure, InDesign and Sketch
If you are interested in this role and wish to discuss further details, please get in touch with Sabrina Deo at email@example.com or 0121 616 3471
Paramount Recruitment Limited provides services as an agency and an employment business. We regularly have similar roles in this area. Please see our website for details or send your CV in to us to find out the latest opportunities.
Job Reference: Sd-srwebdev_1519735714
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Job Type: Full Time
Job Term: Permanent
Job Industry: IT
Job Specialism: IT Engineering
Recruitment Consultant: Sabrina Deo
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