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Phnom Pich Hotel: (tel: 052/951515)
This hotel is about 200m North from the main bridge on the westbank of the river. The smart and modern hotel offers clean and very spacious room equipped with Western bathroom, satellite TV and air-con. The attached restaurant has a very good reputation in town. The prices range from US$6-15.
Vimean Sourkear Hotel: (tel: 052/951466)
The pretty old looking hotel from the outside shows another face inside with air-con rooms and hot water. It's probably the cheapest hotel with air-con in town.
New Tounsour Hotel: (tel: 052/951506)
This hotel is long-running by friendly people and offers quite the same standard as the Phnom Pich Hotel. Clean and very spacious room equipped with Western bathroom, satellite TV and air-con. Don't wonder about the kitschy dcor it's just a Khmer update. Prices from US$5-10.
These next two places have similar good locations, close to the river and market:
Thmar Keo Guesthouse:
There is a nice outdoor terrace here. The best bet is the fan room with a Western bath and single bed for US$ 5. An a/c room goes for US$ 10.
Hotel T'mei:
Next to the Hotel Vimean Sourkey, this hotel was still under construction when we were in the area. Looks like it will be the best spot in town when it's finished. Who said Pursat wasn't booming
These two places are near each other and just off National Highway No 5:
Hotel Orchidee:
A very friendly place run by a mother-daughter team. There is a common living room, TV area on the second floor that has some nice Khmer artwork on display. Rooms with a Western bath, h./w shower and two beds go for US$ 7 with fan, and US$ 10 for turning on the a./c.
Hotel Than Sour:
It?s probably a step up from the Orchidee, and is a friendly place as well. Nice rooms with TV, Western bath and fan go for US$ 5, a/c for US$ 10.


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The boldest album of Morgan's notable career, this one unleashes a hard, imaginative instrumental kick with the opening cut, "My Night to Howl," and continues it on such other selections as "Heart Over Mind," "1-800-Used to Be" and the title song. But the ballads are noteworthy, too, especially Morgan's song to Keith Whitley, "If You Came Back From Heaven"; her excellent reprise of Jeannie Seely's classic "Don't Touch Me"; and a very affecting potential smash, "Evening Up the Odds." Morgan's charisma long has deserved recognition as that of a superstar, and this sounds like the sort of dramatically produced album that can make her one.
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It's with great pleasure that we present M. Night Shyamalan's next film's very cool teaser poster. The film is called LADY IN THE WATER and if you haven't seen its teaser trailer yet, click here.
Cleveland Heep (Paul Giamatti) has been quietly trying to disappear among the burned-out lightbulbs and broken appliances of the Cove apartment complex. But on the night that irrevocably changes his life, Cleveland finds someone else hiding in the mundane routine of the modest building a mysterious young woman named Story (Bryce Dallas Howard), who has been living in the passageways beneath the buildings swimming pool.
Cleveland discovers that Story is actually a narf a nymph-like character from an epic bedtime story who is being stalked by vicious creatures determined to prevent her from making the treacherous journey from our world back to hers. Storys unique powers of perception reveal the fates of Clevelands fellow tenants, whose destinies are tied directly to her own, and they must work together to decipher a series of codes that will unlock the pathway to her freedom.
But the window of opportunity for Story to return home is closing rapidly, and the tenants are putting their own lives at great risk to help her. Cleveland will have to face the demons that have followed him to the Cove and the other tenants must seize the special powers that Story has brought out in them if they hope to succeed in their daring and dangerous quest to save her world...and ours.
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New 2017 RAM 3500 at Savage L & B Dodge Chrysler Jeep for Reading, PA
If you're seeking a vehicle that's a top pick for a heavy-duty truck, then you have brought yourself to the right place. Here, you will read about the 2017 RAM 3500! The 2017 RAM 3500 is not only a heavy-duty truck, but it will provide the driver and passengers with a comfortable and quiet ride. The cabin offers a wonderful fit and finish. If you are looking for an exceptional amount of torque, then we recommend purchasing the truck with its available diesel engine and automatic transmission. This truck would make for a great driving buddy, as many, many, many people have purchased the RAM 3500 since the start of its production. Continue reading to learn more about the 2017 RAM 3500, and how this absolutely fantastic truck could be perfect for you!
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Many 2017 RAM 3500s have a 5.7-liter V8 gasoline engine. This engine produces 400 lb-ft of torque and 383 horsepower. The engine is paired up with a six-speed automatic transmission. There is a modified version of the 5.7-liter V8 gasoline engine available, and this modified engine produces identical power figures to the gasoline engine. The modified version runs on compressed natural gas, as well. Two different engines--a 6.4-liter V8 and a 6.7-liter diesel six-cylinder--are available alternatives to the two kinds of 5.7-liter V8 engines. The 6.4-liter V8 will get you 429 lb-ft of torque and 410 horsepower, while the 6.7-liter diesel six-cylinder produces 660 lb-ft of torque and 350 horsepower when it is paired up to a six-speed manual transmission.
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Would you like to have different cab styles to choose from? Well, you're in luck because the 2017 RAM 3500 offers three different ones. These three are a two-door regular cab, a four-door crew cab, and a four-door jumbo crew cab--called "Mega Cab." Various trim levels are available for the truck. The Tradesman is the most basic trim, and some of the features it will get you include vinyl upholstery and flooring, a six-speaker stereo, a locking tailgate, automatic headlights, and 17-inch steel wheels. The SLT, the next trim level up, adds features like a satellite radio, a five-inch touchscreen interface, carpeted floors, 18-inch steel wheels, keyless entry and an overhead console. All trim levels come with user-friendly controls.
So there are two versions of the 5.7-liter V8 engine?
Yes. One runs on regular gasoline, while the other runs on compressed natural gasoline.
What's the name of the base trim?
The Tradesman is the base trim. It comes with features like a six-speaker stereo, a locking tailgate, and plenty more!
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The Evening Flow
Took this back in February on Baker Beach. While walking to the end of this beach, I knew I was going to want something to comp into the foreground. Further up on shore there is always lots of driftwood and branches that get pushed up on shore, so I went looked around for the best one. As I like to say, if the scene isn't there make it yourself! So I dragged this down the beach and set it up. The swells will move it around so you have to be quick getting it while its not moving. It's amazing how much this branch did for this shot.
0.6 Seconds ISO 160 f/16 Processed in Lightroom 4 and Nik's Color Efex Pro 4
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– Frequently Asked Questions –
- If my child has problems focusing can s/he still enroll in your karate program?
- Won't karate training make my child aggressive?
- Will my child have to compete in tournaments?
- What style of martial arts do you teach?
- What kind of sparring do you do?
- What is the best age to start karate?
- I am out of shape. Will karate classes help me get fit?
- How long does it take to earn a Black Belt?
- How often do students attend class?
- My child has been bullied in school. Will your karate program help him/her deal with this problem?
- What time are your classes?
- Does everyone train together?
- Who teaches the classes?
If my child has problems focusing can he/she still enroll in your karate program?
Martial arts classes teach focus as a skill, so they are highly appropriate for children with focus problems. The same is true of young people who exhibit some difficulty with self-discipline.
Won't karate training make my child aggressive?
Quite the contrary. By increasing your child's self-confidence, and providing guidance in conflict avoidance and safety, martial arts training will decrease the likelihood that your son or daughter will feel the need to assert themselves in an aggressive manner.
Will my child have to compete in tournaments?
Not unless s/he wants to. Champions are made on the practice floor, not just in tournaments. We believe in "creative competition" in which everyone leads everyone else to do their best. If your child does want the added learning experience of formal competition, we will make certain that s/he enters the tournament with a positive attitude and is prepared for competing through our Competition Team program.
What style of martial arts do you teach?
Black Belt Leadership Academy teaches a form of Martial Arts based on a combination of Okinawan Karate and Korean Tae Kwon Do modified by recent discoveries about learning styles.
From Karate we have taken our focus on balance and muscle control, on posture and sharp stances, and on power through breathing, timing, accuracy, and speed. Karate emphasizes the use of the hips and abdominal muscles to develop a center of power and focus. Humility and rootedness are attitudes it promotes through practice. From Tae Kwon Do we have taken our high kicking techniques, jumping and spinning moves, and breaking practices. Like TKD, our style emphasizes speed, agility, and control. We use sparring to promote these skills as well as co-ordination, concentration, and responsiveness. Courage and leadership are important attitudes. Both systems emphasize community service, character development, and respect of self and others.
Black Belt Leadership Academy is proud of the tradition of the martial arts, and we are happy to maintain the discipline that connects us with our past. At the same time we focus on character, leadership, and life skills of students here and now. As we learn more about how to best use martial arts to help develop positive attitudes and productive behaviors in our students, we will continue to grow and change, keeping traditions alive and meaningful.
What kind of sparring do you do?
Our students practice their skills through "point sparring." Strikes in point sparring are more akin to tag than to fighting. Students do not begin sparring until they have been training for six months or more so that they and every one they partner with has good control of their techniques. While only light contact is permitted, all students wear protective gear to ensure safety and to maximize learning and enjoyment. THERE IS NEVER ANY HARD HITTING AT ANY AGE OR BELT LEVEL at Black Belt Leadership Academy.
What is the best age to start karate?
Almost any! Our LITTLE NINJA program teaches martial arts techniques at a pace appropriate to younger students through activities which are designed to maximize the potential of 4-5 year olds. At the same time, these activities promote the development of leadership and life skills such as balance, fitness, teamwork, safety awareness, listening, focus, perseverance, self-confidence, and self-discipline. We start students in our BASIC PROGRAM at 6 years old, and have several students over 40 in our Teen and Adult program.
Classes are divided by age and experience level. New students will train with beginners close to their own age.
I am out of shape. Will karate classes help me get fit?
Most definitely! Classes are physically demanding. We expect everyone to train at his or her personal best, so you will be able to progress as your fitness and stamina improve. The progression in our curriculum and the advancement from belt to belt encourages effort and gives every student the opportunity to succeed.
How long does it take to earn a Black Belt?
Most students earn their Black Belts after approximately 4 years of training. Every student moves through our program at the pace appropriate for them, so actual time will depend on individual effort and development.
How often do students attend class?
Our tuition is for unlimited classes, but we suggest that children begin taking at least two classes each week so that they can develop physical and mental skills while they continue to look forward to classes each week. Adults can attend as often as they like. Students in our Black Belt Team program often take 3 or more classes per week.
My child has been bullied in school. Will your karate program help him/her deal with this problem?
The keys to self-defense include self-confidence, strength without violence, and knowing how and where to seek appropriate help. Through Black Belt Leadership Academy training, your child will develop these skills so that physical self-defense is rarely necessary. Your child will also learn physical self-defense techniques that will enable him/her to protect themselves and discourage any physical threat.
Classes are scheduled at various times in the evenings and on Saturday to accommodate most families. Please check our class schedule on this site for specific times and days.
Classes are divided by age and experience. 4 and 5 year olds train in activity-based Little Ninja classes. Children 6-12 train with other students of their own age and belt levels in our Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced classes. Youth sparring classes are further divided by age. Teens and adults of all levels work together in some classes, but advanced students get additional training. Our Masters Team program allows Black Belts to train together at a very advanced level.
All classes are taught by Black Belt instructors, each of whom has gone through our Instructor Training Program. During all classes there are multiple instructors in the academy at all times. See the About Us section to find out more about our teachers.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Poland's world record holder Anita Wlodarczyk produced the season's best women's hammer throw but many of the big names of track and field were conspicuously absent from the inaugural Athletics World Cup, the sport's new two-day team event.
A lively crowd despite swathes of empty seats in the London Stadium, to be expected given the 66,000 capacity, witnessed Wlodarczyk's throw of 78.74 meters in the opening session of the two-day meet.
The world and Olympic champion also struck gold in the same stadium at the London 2012 Games and at the 2017 world championships.
If the distance was a long way off her record 82.98m in Warsaw in 2016, it was still further than the season's best of 78.12 thrown by American DeAnna Price in Des Moines last month.
Other times in the event, which brings together men's and women's teams from the top eight nations — United States, Britain, France, Germany, China, Jamaica, Poland and South Africa — were well off season bests.
Jamaica's Commonwealth Games champion Janieve Russell won the 400m hurdles with ease, but her time of 55.10 was unimpressive.
China's fastest male sprinter Xie Zhenye won the men's 200m in 20.25 while Pascal Martinot-Lagarde took the men's 110m hurdles in 13.22 — the latter time a personal season's best for the Frenchman.
There was also an upset in the women's 100 meters, with Ashley Henderson of the United States (11.07 seconds) finishing ahead of Olympic champion Elaine Thompson of Jamaica (11.09).
Henderson was runner-up in last month's USATF outdoor championships.
The absence of others was felt, however, even if organizers said they had sold approaching 30,000 tickets for Saturday's session.
There was plenty of criticism on social media, much of it directed at pay TV broadcaster Sky for focusing heavily on pre-recorded interviews rather than live action, but others questioned the format.
"Call me old-fashioned, but if you want to promote athletics, you have to make it about the athletes as individuals," said athletics writer and commentator Michelle Sammet on Twitter.
"Team events with weakened fields, only countries and not even a name on bibs won't encourage anyone to go and follow 'that one US hurdler' further down the line."
World 100m champion Justin Gatlin, world indoor 60m record holder Christian Coleman, Diamond League 100m leader Ronnie Baker and Noah Lyles — the cream of U.S. sprinting — all stayed away.
So too did Britain's finest, including women's 100 meters national record holder Dina Asher-Smith.
Olympic and world champion Caster Semenya, who was originally listed by South Africa as competing in both the 800 and 1,500 meters, chose instead to race in Friday's Rabat Diamond League meeting.
Compatriots Clarence Munyai, the year's joint fastest in the 200m, and Commonwealth Games 100m champion Akani Simbine withdrew due to injuries, South African officials said.
The United States ended the first day on top of the leaderboard, with 109 points. France were second on 85 and Jamaica and Poland tied on 77.
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I will get to my goals in a minute, but I want to show you my adorable nephew, Blake on his first snowboard outing!!!
It's the last day of February…crazy right? So, I thought I would check in and see how this months goals went. Let's take a look!
1. Get together with 2 Kims – unfortunately crazy schedules just made this impossible! But, I will definitely be rolling it over to March's goals.
4 minute plank – man this was tough! But proud of myself for actually getting there
sign up for the Leadville Heavy Half Marathon – DONE…..holy crap….It's 4 months away, but I am already freaking out. I better get my butt running on some high altitude trails. Just incase you thought I was kidding, here's the elevation chart
…and keep in mind that it's a 15.4 mile race….AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
run at least 3 times each week. – once I got past that flu and fell into a work routine, I have been able to become an evening runner (this was not easy!! I love my morning runs!)
5. Write 1-2 new articles. couldn't quite get the motivation to pull this one off…but I think I will roll it over to March as well. I do want to get the writing going again and I definitely need the money…that is until I find out how to plant one of these 😉
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Free iPad app offers personalized advice for healthy living
Health-care professionals have developed a free iPad app that estimates a users disease risk and offers a customized plan for living healthier lives.
We wanted to get the word out about easy changes in behavior that might help people prevent certain diseases, says Graham Colditz, MD, PhD, an internationally recognized disease prevention expert at the Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
Called Zuum, the app quickly estimates a persons risk of heart disease, diabetes, stroke and different cancers, including lung, colon, breast and prostate. Zuum then provides tailor-made tips to prevent these illnesses and boost overall health. For example, the app shows users how diet, TV viewing habits and other factors could affect future health.
Zuum is available on iTunes at itunes.apple.com/us/app/id521273376 .
Weve taken three decades of research and turned it into Zuum, a free app that provides personalized health advice at your fingertips, Colditz says.
Zuums features include:
- A quick, easy health questionnaire.
- Risk estimates for heart disease, stroke, diabetes, lung cancer, colon cancer, breast cancer (for women) and prostate cancer (for men).
- A list of specific factors that increase or decrease the risk of each disease and how healthy lifestyle changes could affect future risk.
- Personalized tips for lowering disease risk and boosting health.
- Tailored messages delivered regularly to the apps inbox, which encourage ongoing healthy behavior change.
Other key developers include Hank Dart, a public health communications consultant for Siteman, and Heather Corcoran, associate professor of communication design at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University.
Dart says user security and promoting a healthy lifestyle were equally important when it came to the apps design.
The privacy and confidentiality of Zuum users is key, he says. Data are stored on secure servers and sent through an encrypted link, and unlike many other risk assessment tools, we never sell or share user information. Our only goal is to provide important tips that can help people live the healthiest life possible.
Colditz stresses that Zuum is not intended to replace a physicians advice or regular medical checkups. Zuum cant predict if an individual will develop a particular disease, and it doesnt guarantee good health. But the personalized advice it offers may help reduce risk and provide a blueprint for a better quality of life.
We want to make it easy for people to be health-conscious, Colditz says. With Zuum, anyone can make healthier choices.
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Regardless, I've made it to Broomfield, Colorado, and have been greeted by scenic views, more Subaru Outbacks than Toyota Pri-i (the obvious plural for Prius), a ridiculous amount of bowling alleys per capita (if I've done my math right), and a pug who refuses to poop east of Las Vegas. -- Insert craps joke here. --
|I'm clearly staring at the last person I killed
I don't think that would be TOO traumatizing for her….but really…there is only one way to find out.
A fun fact about Ironman Boulder -- just in from the false advertising department -- as of now, they have ADDED about 1500 ft. of climb to the ride and another 200 ft. to the run. These are not absolutely terrible things to do…but I do kind of feel like this was a bait and switch. And since they were so good at doing this…I kind of also feel like Ironman Boulder pulled a master bait and switch at that. Yeah. Pun.
On the bright side, I am pleasantly surprised to be staying right near a place called Golden Bear Bike Shop here in Broomfield, CO with previous ownership connected to Berkeley, CA. They are clearly not known for master bait and switching. But they do fit right in with the new marijuana laws. You get a free gram with every tune up (do I need to put KIDDING when something is that ridiculous?).
My bike and I are going out for a Rocky Mountain High ride tomorrow. I'll let you draw your own conclusions.


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Happy Birthday to me. Happy Birthday to me. etc, etc.
Yes, I'm 29…again. I don't feel my age. But, does anyone, really? My body feels older. It's harder to get up in the morning, I can't do the same kind of work that I used to do and my back hurts a lot. Part of my problem is I'm out of shape, I admit that.
My brain 'feels' around 32. Old enuf to have learned how to handle life (or most of it, anyway), and young enough to still have hopes of accomplishing something in the time left.
Actually, I have probably lived for more years than I have left! On the downhill slide. Over the hill. One foot in the grave. (Oh I hope not, I want at least 50 more years, especially with the current medical improvements. Or, at least until after the Transformer movies come out.)
In my opinion, the most important thing I've learned is…righty tighty, lefty loosey. It took a long time for someone to clue me in. My late husband told it to me, and he was surprised that I had never heard the phrase before. But, that stupid kid's rhyme has enabled me to take care of stuff around the house and get things done. He taught me many things, including how to hoot like an owl, use the proper tool for the job and put it away where it belongs when done and how to butcher a deer. But that's another post for another day.
I am proud of what I've done, I've survived some hard times and I feel lucky to be alive. I try to learn something new every day.
I'm buying myself a LiveJournal lifetime account as a present to myself. Hooray. I am so good to me. I even bought my own birthday cake. Chocolate with butter cream frosting, yum. My family is taking me out to lunch and I'm going to toast myself with a shot of Jack Daniels. Here's to me!
- Current Location:living room
- Current Mood: hungry
- Current Music:news radio


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You will get a free lesson from Dale Gaucas, trading mentor who is currently in charge of a group of 27 traders. He gives them his full attention. In the end of the mentoring session and when all your questions are answered you will get a free trading blueprint to take and use and we will offer you to work with us. This will be one time offer and there won't be any hard selling, we are simply filling the last free spots in our mentoring programme.
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Blue Pillow Shams
Blue Pillow Shams
Whether you're designing a new bedroom from scratch, or looking to upgrade your bedding, you'll enjoy browsing this collection of blue pillow shams from Lucky Brand. Crafted by inspired designers, these fantastic housewares mix traditional Western sensibilities with updated, modern tastes. In this selection, you'll find blue pillowcases to fit bed and sofa pillows.
Changing pillowcases is the quickest way to make a boring room come to life. Match them with a blanket and sheet set from Lucky Brand, or add a splash of alluring deep blue to a beige or off-white bed set. Manufactured from high-quality fabric, these amazing designs will last you through many nights of restful sleep.
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This just in: The Executive Team has decided it was time to make a change at the top, and bring in fresh ideas and perspective. Starting Monday, July 18, CitiScape's new CEO will be Micah William Weekes, heir to the throne (word is to try to get on his good side right away…smiles and giggles usually follow close by).
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One of the perks of working for a Jewish organization is that you get the major Jewish Holy Days off. This week is the start of Sukkot – so Monday and Tuesday are days I get to be home.
Yesterday I spent the day lazing – I didn't shower (which is gross), I didn't brush my teeth (don't tell my dentist), and I just generally wallowed in my own filth for a while. Before you decide this is just too gross, stick with me for a second.
This morning when I took my shower, it felt like I was coming back to myself. I was scrubbing off the filth of the last couple days, and as it washed down the drain, it felt a bit like a metamorphosis – the butterfly coming out of the cocoon.
You're probably thinking to yourself – why all the flowery language and the focus on your personal hygiene? I'm getting to that.
This past weekend, I attended the annual Minnesota Blogger Conference (#MNBlogCon), and one of the major themes that each speaker (at least the ones I heard) touched on was that your blog, and your focus, may change.
And that change isn't a bad thing.
The keynote speaker, Jennifer Kane, started the conference off with a great presentation about being fearless with your blog. Instead of using stock photography, she pulled all of her images from Beyonce's Lemonade.
I think we can all agree that no one is more fearless than the Queen B herself.
Jennifer had some great points in her presentation that really struck me.
- Try new things
- Meet your audience on their turf
- Get comfortable with failure
The last one made me pause. No one likes to fail, but it's a natural part of life. We can't all be the very best (insert Pokemon reference here), but failing teaches us a lot about ourselves and gives us a place to start when we're learning and trying new things.
Jennifer also said that it's important to:
- Get some perspective
- Find and use your voice… even if it's uncomfortable or ugly
- Get comfortable with haters
Jennifer's last bit of advice involved three things she wanted us to think about regarding our blogs:
- Does the work move you?
- Does the work love you back?
- Does the work have love in it?
I blog about my personal life – if you've been following me for a while, this is probably readily apparent. However, I don't blog about everything: there are aspects of my life I don't or haven't yet touched on, and things I'm passionate about that I haven't included.
The TL;DR of this post can be summed up as this:
The content of this blog may change over the next few weeks/months/years as I move towards making it the best I feel it can be. And I hope you stick around for the ride.
Stay tuned for more take-aways from the Minnesota Bloggers Conference in future posts. But in the meantime, stay fierce.


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Phil Hellmuth - Businessman, Host, and Poker Legend
Phil Hellmuth is definitely the epitome of the modern day poker professional. He continues to play at the highest levels, demonstrating the skills that have earned him nine World Series of Poker bracelets and countless other tournament victories worldwide. But he also realizes that there is a huge upside to his tournament stardom, which he has also been taking full advantage of most recently. It seems the "business" of being Phil Hellmuth takes as much time as being the "poker champion" version that we already know well.
"Since November, I've only played eight tournaments," Phil noted when we talked together last week. "There were five tournaments alone in January of this year. Do you know how many I entered? Zero." This is something that the 1989 World Champion has a burning desire to rectify as this year continues. The problem is that his business life, which keeps him away from the tables, is doing just as well as his poker life!
With the debut of the eighth season of "Celebrity Poker Showdown" on May 31st, the 2005 National Heads Up Poker Champion will add another feather to his cap by joining co-host Dave Foley to call the action on the highly successful Bravo network poker series. There are also many other ventures that Phil is getting involved with as I found out during our talk.
PN: First off, Phil, how did you come to take over the co-host role on "Celebrity Poker Showdown"?
PH: Well, when they started back in 2002, they asked me to be the co-host. At that time, however, I was working on a spec program and I didn't want to be dishonest with them, taking on "Celebrity Poker Showdown" while I was trying to do my own show. I always try to have perfect ethics and morals; that's something that is very important to me. Imagine if you can the agents at CAA screaming at me for passing on it back then! Because of my ethics, I had to pass the first time around.
The spec program I was working on didn't come through, however. As we all know, "Celebrity Poker Showdown" went on to become a happening program and eventually things came full circle. When the opportunity to take the co-host job came around again, I was in a position that I could take it this time.
PN: What were your impressions of the celebrities taking part in the event? Did anyone really stand out during the tapings?
PH: The celebrities are getting really good. I think they really want to play well when they come to "Celebrity Poker Showdown" and do well for their charities. There were five or six who really stood out in my eyes. Michael Ian Black, the comedian, was really good…both Jason Alexander from "Seinfeld" and Bryan Cranston of "Malcolm In The Middle" played really well. Jennifer Tilly also took part in the series and we all know she plays a very strong game. There will be some very competitive poker being played on the show.
PN: So what are you bringing to "Celebrity Poker Showdown" to make your mark?
PH: (Laughs) Well, the best I can say is you'll have to watch and see! It will be a very special series of tournaments, especially since we played them there in New Orleans.
PN: I meant to ask you about that as well. How important was doing the tournament there in New Orleans?
PH: Well, I know I personally wanted to help the area as much as possible after Hurricane Katrina. We held a benefit tournament on Ultimate Bet before "Celebrity Poker Showdown" was filmed and I contributed $12,500 myself. In that tournament, we raised over $80,000 to benefit the relief efforts. It was just natural, it seemed, that "Celebrity Poker Showdown" should go there for the latest tournament.
With the program alone, we donated $1 million to the celebrities' charities of choice, which are all based in New Orleans. In addition to that, we will be broadcasting fundraising phone numbers for each celebrity's charity while they play that could raise another few million as well. We'll hopefully make a huge difference for the people of New Orleans.
PN: Let's talk a bit about some of the poker you've been playing lately. You made quite an impression on "High Stakes Poker". How difficult is it stepping to a table with the quality of players that were there?
PH: It's not difficult at all. I have beaten and continue to beat the best in the world in the cash game arenas. I stopped playing in No-Limit ring games around 1999, I believe, because I wanted a change of pace. I started playing more Triple Draw and other games along those lines.
I went into the program with a different philosophy, a different approach than I normally would. I knew that players like Freddy Deeb, Barry Greenstein and Daniel Negreanu play a very fast game, seeing many of the flops and playing after the flop. I attempted to play just as fast as they normally would play, which got me in trouble because they weren't playing their normal styles. In retrospect, I probably should have just sat back and played a boring, straight game, been patient and waited for the cards.
PN: How tough was it to get knocked out of the Heads Up championship and not get a firm shot at defending your title?
PH: That was tough. When I was filming the commercials to promote the show on NBC, I remember thinking to myself, "Gosh, just don't let me get knocked out in the first round!"
PN: Well, in all seriousness, Chip Reese was a tough opponent for a first round match…
PH: Oh, Chip's a great player! For people who don't know much about the great players in poker, he's probably the most underrated player there is.
PN: Did the extracurricular activities around the event throw you off your preparations?
PH: Oh, no. Last year when I won the event, I didn't prepare at all. In fact, I got the call to remind me about it on the Tuesday before the tournament in 2005 and I had forgotten about it! I really wanted to spend time with my family but I was committed to play in the event, so I went.
Once I got there, I saw how I was being disrespected as far as the odds to winning the event and that helped to motivate me. After I won my first two matches, I figured I had better get serious about it! I went on, of course, to take the championship.
PN: To be honest, you have been quite the businessman lately. I noticed you have got into the medical business recently…
PH: Yes, it's a very interesting company called Applied Health Solutions. They are working on developing a wide range of pharmaceutical drugs for different afflictions. One of their doctors, who is the doctor for the Sultan of Brunei and was on call for the President when he toured in the Pacific, has developed a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis that is showing great potential. They're working through the clinical trials on that and we could see something soon in that area.
I've also been involved with a company called IAmplify.com and have provided poker information for them. They are working in the field of MP4's, which is the next evolution of the MP3 technology that will combine both audio and visual files. Add into that my cell phone poker game, which has over 4 million players, and my poker column, which runs in forty newspapers in the United States and three in Europe, and I am pretty busy!
PN: Sounds very interesting! But first off, Phil, you're a poker player. What's the shape of your game at this time?
PH: I am very close to where I want to be. With the World Series coming up, I think I'm ready to take part in every tournament during the six weeks there. It really pains me to skip the Mirage Poker Showdown, but I have to…spending time with my family is more important to me than any of my other activities.
PN: Well, for the first time in quite a while, you're going in to the World Series down to Doyle (Brunson) and Johnny (Chan) in the bracelet count. Is that helping to motivate you?
PH: Oh, yeah, I am really pissed that I'm behind them now. I really want to be recognized as the greatest the game has ever seen, so now I have to step up and get back equal with them or pass them!
PN: What is the biggest misconception that people have about you?
PH: I think the idea that people think I am acting when I'm at the tables. Now, don't get me wrong, there is no excuse for some of my antics at the tables. Sometimes I see myself on tape later and I laugh just as hard as people who watch it. The truth is, I'm being myself at the tables. I have such a drive to win that I get very involved with what is going on and I have such a competitive drive that anything less than winning is something that sets me off.
It also bugs me that I'm considered one of the "bad boys" of poker. I'm a family man, married to my wife for seventeen years, but yet because of my competitive drive, I'm called the "Poker Brat". Some of the players considered the "good guys" in the game today don't conduct themselves as well as I do.
PN: One more question, Phil. What is the future of the game for yourself and overall?
PH: Poker today is in great shape. I would really like to see us get to the point where we are like the PGA and our tournaments have the best players in the world competing against each other. People want that in poker today, watching the best battling against each other. Perhaps with the World Poker Association coming along, we will have a unifying body that can take us in that direction.
Myself, my family will always come first, but I am changing some priorities after that. For quite some time, I've been placing my business interests over playing poker. That's a little ridiculous. It had gotten to the point where sometimes it seemed that people were saying "Phil who?". I was working more with my poker camps and personal appearances, which I am making $50,000 for doing, than actually playing tournaments.
I'm beginning to move back in the other direction, where the poker is taking a priority over my business interests. I want to get to the point where I am at least playing one big tournament a month…that is going to be a reality soon and I'll be involved more with poker in the future for sure.
I want to thank Phil for taking time from his busy schedule for our talk. Look forward to the new "Celebrity Poker Showdown" when it debuts on the Bravo cable television network on May 31st. As always, you can keep up with Phil on his website at philhellmuth.com.


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A strong and skilled disability workforce is vital to delivering a high quality NDIS.
As the NDIS rolls out, demand for innovative, flexible and personalised support is expected to increase dramatically, stimulating growth in the delivery of disability services.
As a result, the disability workforce will grow, meaning more jobs and more opportunities for professional development and career progression for workers.
Keeping our sector strong: Victoria's workforce plan for the NDIS
In Victoria, $26 million is being invested as part of Keeping Our Sector Strong: Victoria's Workforce Plan for the NDIS. This will provide disability workers with the opportunity to expand their skills, and increase the range and diversity of job roles available to them.
The workforce plan includes significant investment in professional development, training and support to ensure that people delivering disability services are well supported in their careers and day-to-day work.
As part of the plan, the government will equip disability services staff with the knowledge and skills they need to thrive under the NDIS, improve job satisfaction, create new, stronger career pathways within the sector, and increase allied health workforce capacity and sustainability.
The workforce plan will also enable the government to test collaborative practices across both NDIS and other service providers to support better outcomes for people with disability.
Registration and accreditation
The Victorian Government has announced that it will establish an independent, legislated registration and accreditation scheme for the State's disability workforce.
This scheme will ensure workers have the right skills, experience, and qualifications for their role and can work confidently in the NDIS environment.
Engagement with the workforce
The Victorian Government has also established a Workforce Development and Transition Working Group as part of its NDIS Implementation Taskforce to provide advice on workforce development needs, quality standards and workforce capacity issues.
The NDIS Skills Forum, an industry taskforce established by the Victorian Skills Commissioner, has also played a key role in advising the Government on training and skills issues associated with transition to the NDIS.
Understanding the workforce experience of NDIS: longitudinal research project
To understand how the needs of workers in the Victorian disability sector are changing as the NDIS rolls out, we have partnered with the Health and community Services Union to conduct a survey of the workforce once a year for three years commencing in 2018.


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World Without Hate shares information about our efforts at spreading restorative forgiveness worldwide.
Ten days after 9/11, self-professed "Texas loud, Texas proud" Mark Stroman walked into a Dallas mini-mart, pulled out a gun and asked the brown man working behind the counter where he was from. The hesitation in the clerk's reply was enough to unleash Stroman's hatred for Muslims, whom he referred to as people with "shawls on their face." Stroman pulled the trigger, but his victim, Raisuddin Bhuiyan, an enterprising immigrant from Bangladesh — and a Muslim, indeed — would survive. The other two victims from the fortnight's vigilante shooting spree, immigrants from India and Pakistan, would not. So begins Anand Giridharadas's "The True American," a richly detailed, affecting account of two men bound, as it turned out, by more than just an act of violence. – New York Times Sunday Book Review by Ayad Akhtar.


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Dr. Peggy Malone is a Chiropractor and an Athlete who helps other athletes to overcome injury and get back to their sport. She also inspires patients from all walks of life to take control of their health to be as happy and as healthy as they can be.
A former varsity Basketball and Rugby player, she has since entered the world of endurance athletics where she has completed 2 Ironman Triathlons, 3 Marathons, several Half Marathons and many other Triathlons, Road Races and Off-Road Adventure races of varying distances.
Her own athletic endeavors and injuries have given her valuable insight into working with athletes in her practice for both the care of injuries as well as for the improvement of athletic performance.
Her eBook Shin Splint Solutions has helped hundreds of athletes get past the pain of Shin Splints and get back to doing what they love.
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Salad Cooking And Foods Recipes In Urdu
Salad Recipes
I know so many people around me who just love to have only salads wherever they go. Salads are considered and truly are one of the main items of anyone's dining table. Everyone likes to have salads with their meals. No matter how much your resources are; you definitely want to go for a fine chopped onion and tomatoes if you cannot afford much with your meals daily. That's how it goes with everyone. Just like other meals people like to have variety in their salads too. There are hundreds of ways to make salads which varies from culture to culture and region to region.
When it comes to have variety in anything then there is no other way except the internet to search on. You can find number of ways to prepare salads for your loved ones. Now coming to the most important point and that is your health. Don't forget to search for healthy salad recipes that satisfy your taste buds as well. It is not necessary that all your searched recipes are healthy so you have to be very careful while searching and actually getting into the procedure of making salads. Try to get the recipes from the websites of renowned chefs or authentic resources.
There are variety of salads you can make to add colors, nutrition, health and taste to your dining table such as Mexican Grilled Chicken Salad, Fruit Salad, Russian Salad, Mango BBQ Salad, Red Beans Salad, Seasonal Salad, Prawns Salad, Diet Salad, Macaroni Salad, Coleslaw, Curried Chicken Salad, Cold Salad, Pasta Salad, Peanuts Salad, Eggless Egg Salad, Potato Salad, Vegetable Macaroni Salad, Salad Bar, Apple Salad, Pineapple Salad and a huge list of other salads as well.
The colorful and healthy salads have been always an approach to increase healthy food items in your diet. You can have any kind of salad that goes with your living standard, taste and health. When you feel having something with chicken you can try chicken salad. When you want to have fruits only you can try Russian salad. If you are a vegie then there is a salad for you as well such as vegetable macaroni salad and so on.
Turning towards another point of debate and that is the calories and nutrition a salad bowl can give you. Well, it completely depends on the ingredients you have used while preparing the salad. Let's suppose you have selected vegetable salad then one bowl of it contains almost 33 calories. That type of salad would be rich in vitamin A and C. Similarly, if you go for a fruit salad then again it depends upon the fruits you select. In a bowl of fruit salad having peach, pear, apricot, pineapple and cherry you would get almost 125 calories. This type of salad is also rich in vitamin A and C.
So, keep trying searching and making healthy salad recipes for your friends & family and you would surely love the way they appreciate your efforts. Just don't forget health is wealth so it doesn't matter if you spend some of your wealth to have real wealth on your dining tables.


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Fight for people and planet, while learning valuable skills as a Rainforest Action Network (RAN) Digital Content Intern. We are looking for a self-motivated and committed intern to support our work. This is a 10 week, 15-20 hour/week PAID internship.
About RAN
Rainforest Action Network (RAN) was founded with the belief that a sustainable and just world can and must be created in our lifetime, and that it will take individuals and communities standing together to confront corporate power to get us there. Through education, grassroots organizing and nonviolent direct action, RAN's campaigns focus on catalyzing market and investment pressure to transform corporate and government policies and behavior in support of forests, the climate and human rights.
In our twenty-nine years of working to support forests and forest peoples, RAN has won major corporate policy changes that have transformed the home building, food product, automobile, oil, paper and banking industries. Through our two program areas, Forests, and Climate and Energy, RAN is currently working to change the policies of the global agribusinesses and pulp and paper industries in order to stop deforestation and the oppression of forest peoples, and is tackling the world's dirtiest fossil fuels, coal and oil, and the leading banks that make their expansion possible, to address the root causes of climate change.
Job Description
Working directly with one of our Digital Team, Digital Content Interns will develop skills in producing and analyzing content. Interns will have the opportunity to work directly with RAN staff. Specifically, this work will include, but not be limited to:
Learning and helping implement SEO best practices
Blogging and creating content for action
Drafting and analyzing social media content for campaigning
Creating supporting content for our Protect An Acre and Climate Action Fund programs
Attend RAN all staff meetings, trainings, etc.
What You'll Gain
Content production and best practices for Facebook, Twitter, and NationBuilder.
Insight into analytics and SEO optimization
Campaigning skills that are applicable in many fields.
Attend RAN internal trainings, briefings and events. Some of these will include program and potential staff retreats, as well as anti-oppression training and guest speakers.
HTML and CSS3-4 best practices.
jQuery App development
Backend management
Logistics and Compensation
This is a paid 10 week internship with possibility for extension. Compensation is San Francisco minimum wage ($10.74 per hour), with a possible travel stipend. Digital Content Intern applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. We are flexible with working out a schedule and are looking for interns who can contribute 15-20 hours per week. Students may be eligible for course credit.
Interns will be mentored and supported by campaign staff with mandatory weekly check-ins to assess priorities and progress as well as performance feedback evaluations at the 4 and 8 week marks to ensure the intern is thriving and growing his/her skill base to his/her satisfaction.
Interns are responsible for covering their own housing. Interns must be at least 18 years of age.
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Please send a resume and cover letter, detailing any experience you have working with digital platforms such as Nation Builder, Salsa, Blue State Digital, Action Kit, etc. Also include any digital proficiencies such as Photoshop, HTML, or other skills which you think would make you a strong candidate. Please mention any experience in digital activism. Deadline to apply October 30th for immediate hire; additional applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Applications can be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com (please put Digital Content Intern in the subject line of your email). No phone calls please.
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Aren't the two Ciste Chairlifts obsolete?
The term 'obsolete' is one that has been bandied around on several occasions over the past few years. The Ciste Chairlifts were manufactured by highly respected Swiss lift engineering firm GMD Mueller, and the same model of Mueller chairlifts continue to operate safely year-in year-out around the world – in some cases with lifts more than a decade older than the Ciste Chairlifts still serving as major components in a resorts infrastructure.
A US subsidiary, Mueller Lift Services, continues today, while in Europe Rowema AG of Switzerland holds and continues to manufacture spare parts for all GMD Mueller lifts – including for the Ciste Chairlifts.
ROWEMA is supplying spare parts for all … GMD Mueller Lifts and Gerhard Mueller Maschinenbau installations all around the world. Either directly or through local agents and collaborators. ROWEMA is the sole legitimate GMD successor and has all project drawings and specifications of formerly built systems, such as ski-lifts [and] Chairlifts.
This enables ROWEMA to offer correct maintenance and upgrades without costly modifications by others.
Available from stock we have all common spares. Even spares for installations running since 40 years and more we can supply the necessary.
We also supply, if available, factory reconditioned and ND tested equipment.
Do we still receive enough snow to justify the operation of these two Chairlifts?
As covered on other sections on this website, if snow-lie was taken into account then the two Ciste Chairlifts would still be there, rather than [just] the West Wall Poma. The Ciste Chairlifts were sited to take best advantage of the natural snowfields in Coire na Ciste. By contrast, the West Wall Poma is sited on the exposed brow of the hill in an area of much less effective snowholding – even though snowfencing is used here. Operating the two Ciste Chairlifts would allow [up to] several weeks more skiing every winter in Coire na Ciste, whereas operating the West Wall Poma alone has resulted in the entire Coire na Ciste area being closed during such periods – even though runs are complete.
The following diagram demonstrates the location of the natural snowfields which lead back to the Ciste Chairlifts and/or the boardwalks which lead to the Ciste Chairlifts. The location of the snowfields leaves the West Wall Poma marooned. Further diagrams are available in other sections of this website:
Image based on Ordnance Survey map data
Are the Chairlifts not overly vulnerable to high winds, which will render them shut on many days?
Like any lift, high wind speeds can affect chairlifts. In the case of the Coire na Ciste Chairlifts, CML's [then] Chief Engineer told us in 2006 that these lifts could run at a maximum windspeed of 38mph from any direction – including from a cross-line (perpendicular) direction.
CML's current Operations Manager has stated that he would hestitate to run the Chairlifts in cross-line wind speeds of any more than 30mph. He also stated that the bars on the West Wall Poma begin to swing too much when cross-line wind speeds reach 40mph. Going by these figures, it could be considered that there is roughly a 10mph difference in wind tolerances between the West Wall Chairlift and the West Wall Poma.
The West Wall Poma both extends to a higher altitude (by 400ft) and is situated higher on the ridge line where it runs parallel to the West Wall Chairlift. Thus it is usually the case in prevailing winds that the West Wall Poma experiences higher wind speeds than the West Wall Chairlift. Therefore the original 10mph wind tolerance advantage the West Wall Poma is stated to have over the West Wall Chairlift is at least partially negated by the greater exposure of the West Wall Poma
Further, the number of days lost due to wind by the West Wall Chairlift must be considered against the significant number of days the West Wall Poma is unable to operate due to lack of snow, even when at least one ski runs it serves is complete.
This diagram demonstrates the relatively more sheltered location of the West Wall Chairlift in comparison to the West Wall Poma:
The top of the West Wall Chairlift is where the lift is most vulnerable to high winds, but we can see that it is in a more sheltered position than the West Wall Poma:
Ski area statistics suggest that skier numbers plummet in days of high winds (the wind speed figure range given corresponds roughly with that which would be enough to render the Ciste Chairlifts closed). On days with wind speeds that might render the Ciste Chairlifts closed, it is likely that the hill would have considerably fewer skiers numbers anyway [than a day with lower wind speeds]. Under many circumstances, it is perhaps a slightly moot point that the Ciste Chairlifts are vulnerable to high winds. It is an issue in times of downloading or evacuation in severe weather conditions, but this is true of any cableway and the operating company would be better placed for an evacuation of Coire na Ciste if they had the option of using the Ciste Chairlifts.
Reinstatement of the West Wall Chairlift in itself would be hugely welcomed and would greatly enhance the offering and customer experience for intermediate and advanced ability levels. However, the full potential of the West Wall Chairlift cannot be met without the Coire na Ciste Chairlift. Without the Coire na Ciste Chairlift there remains no lift access from the Coire na Ciste Carpark and no means of direct return to the Coire na Ciste Carpark when the snow does not reach below the base of the West Wall Chairlift. The West Wall Chairlift on its own cannot address any of the issues regarding the Shuttle Bus, does not open up potential non-ski winter revenue from the Ciste Chairlifts, and does not provide opportunities for summer lift served activities.
Without the Coire na Ciste Chairlift, the West Wall Chairlift would serve purely as an uplift for skiing off. Without the access-aspect the West Wall Chairlift would not be utilised to it's full potential, resulting in fewer days of operation, fewer customer benefits, and fewer financial gains as the benefits of reinstatement could not be maximised. While the West Wall Chairlift would add critically required uplift redundancy to Coire na Ciste and provide an alternative to the West Wall Poma, on its own the West Wall Chairlift does not fully deal with concerns about Coire na Ciste evacuation in rapidly deteriorating weather conditions. In such conditions the lower level Coire na Ciste Chairlift could continue to operate for a significantly longer period of time allowing a lift-served escape from Coire na Ciste.
Why not just the Coire na Ciste Chairlift as a first stage then?
Following the removal of the Link Lift Poma it is no longer possible to access the West Wall Poma from the Coire na Ciste Chairlift without a short but steep/rough walk. This would be very unsatisfactory and access would not be possible when the West Wall Poma uptrack was not complete. Access by this route would only be available to advanced riders.
Extending the Coire na Ciste Chairlift to interchange directly with the West Wall Poma had been considered in the past and was again proposed in an outline proposal by CML following the initial Save the Ciste Campaign – but this has not been progressed since initial discussions with planners in early 2012 (Highland Council E-Planning).
However, without the West Wall Chairlift this fails to address the vast majority of issues with the West Wall Poma. If the West Wall Chairlift was reinstated following such an extension, the direct level interchange between the two Ciste Chairlifts must be maintained to maximise the potential gains.
Does the age of these Chairlifts not mean that a new or replacement installation is preferable to a reinstatement?
Overseas ski resorts continue to use GMD Mueller Chairlifts of similar age [as the Ciste Chairlifts] – if not older – as integral components of their respective lift networks. Lift engineers at some of these resorts have told us that the type of lift was "seriously over-engineered" and that they anticipate no reason why these chairlifts would stop providing a more than satisfactory service any time soon.
While the two Ciste Chairlifts were built in 1974, experienced lift engineers have told us that there is "no fundamental reason" why they should not be operating now, and – given the availability of spare parts – why they should not continue to operate for years to come. Indeed, all the T-Bars on CairnGorm were manufactured by the same engineering firm as the Ciste Chairlifts (GMD Mueller), and all of these lifts are older than the Ciste Chairlifts. Some significantly so.
Realistically any new lift installation on CairnGorm Mountain is likely to be situated in Coire Cas [rather than in Coire na Ciste], but even then it would be unrealistic to expect such an installation to take place in the short to medium term. As we stand, the reinstatement of the Ciste Chairlifts provides the only real option in the short to medium term.
I heard that many of the pylon foundations need replaced – is this the case?
Observations have revealed a small number of pylon bases on the lower Coire na Ciste Chairlift are in poor condition and require remedial works. The replacement of foundations is not a unique situation, and should be treated as part of normal maintenance and upkeep. Similar foundation-replacement work has been undertaken on the Top Basin tows and a program of rolling-repairs is to commence on the Cas T-Bar foundations.
If the case for the Chairlifts is so strong, why are they not still in use?
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28 Photos Showing How The World Has ChangedTranslateCategories: Inspiration Tags: Changed · Showing · 28photos
Despite the harsh times the previous generations lived in, kids were just kids anyway. They had their own joy, dreams, and their own idea of a happy future. Times change, and it becomes difficult to explain to modern kids what the world was like in the past.
GIGGAG gathered 28 kids' photos who are already parents and even grandparents. We invite you to plunge into the world that is so close yet so far away now.
28. Everyone Who Had A TV Switched It on only According To the Programming Schedule.
A small boy in front of TV, 1966
27. Famous People Were Very Talented And Beautiful. That Generation Had True Idols.
A boy kissing Sophia Loren and giving her flowers, 1957
26. They Were Role Models For Kids.
25. Calling Mom At work Was A challenging Journey.
Two boys at payphone, 1961
24. These Kids Grew Up really Fast.
A crossing guard, 1950
23. And They Dreamed About Great Things.
A student at school for the sons of sailors, 1959
22. But Everyone Adored Toys.
21. And Everyone Was An Indian.
20. They Loved Animals And Treated Them As friends.
19. Because Friendship Was Really Significant.
18. They Cared About Their Friends A lot.
17. No one Wanted To stay Inside.
16. That's Why There Were Lots Of kids To play With.
15. Giving Presents To parents Was Very Exciting.
Mother's Day, 1966
14. Each Gift Was Made With Incredible Love.
13. Apparently, They Loved Winter More Than We do now.
12. They Waited For Holidays To come.
Christmas preparation, 1942
11. Because They Believed In magic.
Christmas, 1957.
10. Each Autumn Was Accompanied By ships.
9. And Their Summer Was A bit Different.
Kids learning to build a fire, 1960
8. Swimming Until You Got Really Cold.
Swimming lessons, 1955
7. Taking Part In watermelon Eating Contests
Watermelon eating contest, 1949
6. What's A childhood Without Fishing?
5. Moms Also Liked it.
Mother and daughter fishing, 1962
4. They Even Had Their Own Games That Modern Kids Don't Know About.
Young boy playing marbles, 1961
3. There Were Games That Made Kids Be active, Be able To construct Things, And Be team Players.
2. They Also Had A lot Of fun.
Children play in the spray of a fire hydrant, 1950
1. Childhood In the Past Looked Like This:
Bonus: Fashion Has Changed A bit As well.
What do you think about and what do you feel when you look through these old pictures? Share in the comments!
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SEN Information Report
Definition of SEN
The following definition is taken from the SEN Code of Practice, which came in to force on January 1st 2002 and remains unchanged.
A child or young person has SEN if they have a learning difficulty or disability which calls for special educational provision to be made for him or her.
A child of compulsory school age or a young person has a learning difficulty or disability if he or she:
- Has significantly greater difficulty in learning than the majority of others of the same age
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- Has a disability which prevents or hinders him or her from making use of educational facilities of a kind generally provided for others of the same age in mainstream schools
How does the Kinver Primary Federation know if children need extra help and what should I do if my child has special educational needs?
At Kinver Primary Federation, children are identified as having SEN through a variety of ways including the following
Liaison with previous schools
While working with children/feedback from children
Concerns are raised by parents/carers
Limited progress being made
Concerns raised by teacher, for example behaviour or self-esteem is affecting performance
Liaison with external agencies i.e. physical
Health diagnosis through paediatricianBrindley Heath Junior School has achieved L1 Dyslexia Friendly status from July 2014-July 2017.
How will I raise concerns if I need to?
We pride ourselves on building positive relationships with parents. We are open and honest with parents and hope that they are able to be the same with us.
If you have further concerns, then contact either/or
Mr C. Ludlow who is SENCo at Foley Infant School
Mr J. Hartshorn who is SENCo at Brindley Heath junior School
The class teacher is the initial point of contact for responding to parental concerns.
Kinver Primary Federation pride themselves on being highly inclusive. All children, whatever their need are encouraged the best they can be.
How will the school support my child?
If a pupil has needs more related to specific areas of their education, e.g. numeracy skills, then the pupil may be placed in a small focus group run by either the teacher or teaching assistant. The length of the intervention will vary but may well last only a term. The interventions will be regularly reviewed by all involved to ascertain the effectiveness of the provision and to inform future planning. These interventions will be recorded on a class provision map and will be reviewed on a termly basis.Occasionally a pupil may need more expert support from an outside agency such as a Speech and Language Therapist. A referral will be made, with parental consent and forwarded to the most appropriate agency. Following assessment, a programme of support is usually provided to the school and parent/carers. This forms the basis for an Individual Support Plan by which the school will support the child with their needs. This is reviewed termly and targets would be amended as appropriate. This is shared with the child and their parents/carers who are given the opportunity to contribute to it.The Governors of Kinver Primary Federation are responsible for entrusting a named person to monitor Safeguarding and Child Protection procedures. The Governors ensure that the school is as inclusive as possible and treats all children and staff in an equitable way. They monitor and review the accessibility plan and all other statutory policies as defined by the DfE.There is a named Governor with responsibility for SEN. The SENCO reports to the Governing Body every term to inform them about the progress of children with SEND(Special Educational Needs and Disability); this report does not refer to individual children and confidentiality is maintained at all times.The provision for Special Educational Needs is reported upon on each term.
The Governor responsible for monitoring SEN is Mrs Jean Whitehouse.
The Governor responsible for Safeguarding and Child protection is Mr Ian Rumble.
The class teacher will meet with parents at least on a termly basis (this could be as part of a Parents' evening) to discuss their child's needs, support and progress. For further information the SENCo or Headteacher are available to discuss support in more detail.
Pupil progress meetings are held each term. This is a meeting where the class teacher meets with the Senior Leadership Team to discuss the progress of the pupils in their class. This shared discussion may highlight any potential problems in order for further support to be planned.
Each pupil's education programme will be planned by the class teacher. It will be differentiated accordingly to suit the pupil's individual needs. This may include additional general support by the teacher or teaching assistant in class.
How will the curriculum be matched to my child's needs?
Specific resources and strategies are used to support children individually and in small groups.
All work within class is pitched at an appropriate level so that all children are able to access the curriculum according to their specific needs. This may mean that at times, they work in a 1:1 or small focus group to target more specific needs.
How will I know how my child is doing?
If a child has been identified as having a special need, they will be given a support plan. Targets are set according to their area of need. These will be monitored by the class teacher and by the SENCO three times a year. These will be shared with pupils and parents and a copy given to them.
What support will there be for my child's overall well-being?
If a pupil has medical needs then a care plan is compiled with support from the school nurse in consultation with parents/carers. These are discussed with all staff who are involved with the pupil. Staff receive diabetic and epipen training etc, delivered by the school nurse, where necessary.
When necessary, and in agreement with parents/carers, medicines are administered in both school, usually by the admin staff, but only where a signed consent form is in place to ensure the safety of both child and staff member. As a staff we are regularly alerted to any medical conditions affecting individual children so that all staff are able to manage medical situations.
We are an inclusive Federation; we welcome and celebrate diversity. All staff believe that children having high self -esteem is crucial to a child's well-being. We have a caring, understanding team looking after our children. The class teacher has overall responsibility for the pastoral care of every child in their class, therefore this would be the parents' first point of contact. If further support is required the class teacher liaises with the SENCO for further advice and support. This may involve working alongside outside agencies such as the school nurse.
We believe that your child's education should be a partnership between parents and teachers, therefore we aim to keep communication channels open and communicate regularly.
Kinver Primary Federation operates a policy of easy access. Parents may contact either school at any time to arrange a meeting with the class teacher or SENCO. We can offer advice and practical ways that can help your children at home.
How does the school manage behaviour and attendance?
Attendance of every child is monitored on a daily basis. Lateness and absences are recorded throughout both schools. Poor attendance is challenged. Good attendance is actively encouraged and a number of incentives ensure that average attendance is something both schools are proud of.
As a Federation, we have a very positive approach to all types of behaviour with a clear reward and sanction system that is followed by all staff and pupils. If a child has behavioural difficulties, an Individual Behaviour Plan (IBP) is written alongside the child and parents to identify the specific issues, put relevant support in place and set targets.
Will my child be able to contribute their views?
We value and celebrate each child being able to express their views on all aspects of school life. This is usually carried out through the School Council which has an open forum for any issues or viewpoints to be raised.
'Learning leaders' have been introduced at Brindley Heath to encourage chosen pupils to offer their opinion about selected lessons and different teaching methods.
Children with support plans or behaviour plans discuss their targets with their teacher/SENCO and are encouraged to make a written comment. If a child has a Statement/EHC plan their views will be sought before any review meeting.
There are 'worry boxes' in every classroom at Brindley Heath which are regularly checked by the class teacher and acted upon and a 'suggestion' box which is accessed by the Deputy Headteacher.
What specialist services and expertise are available at or accessed by the school?
The agencies used by the school include:-
Educational Psychologist (Ed.Psych)
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
Occupational Therapist (OT)
Social Services
Dyslexia Outreach
Useful Links
Parent Support Workers,
School Nurse,
Physical Disability Support Service (PDSS),
Speech and Language Therapist (SALT),
Special Education Needs Support Service-Learning and Behaviour Support Teams (SENSS),
Autism Outreach Team (AOT),
At times it may be necessary to consult with outside agencies to receive their more specialised expertise.
What training are the staff supporting children with SEND having or had?
Different members of staff across the Federation have received training relating to SEND. They include:-
How to support pupils on the autistic spectrum,
How to support pupils with physical and co-ordination needs,
How to support children with behavioural difficulties,
How to support pupils with speech and Language difficulties.
How will my child be included in activities outside the classroom including school trips?
After school provision is accessible to all children including those with SEND.
Extra -curricular activities are accessible to children with SEND.
Activities, school trips and residential visits are available to all. Risk assessments are carried out and procedures are put in place to enable all children to participate.
How accessible is the school environment?
Brindley Heath Junior School
The school site is wheelchair accessible with a disabled toilet. The school is on one level and a disabled parking space is situated at the front of the main entrance.
Foley Infant School
The school site is DDA compliant which makes it accessible to all, with a number of lifts in place to assist those with a disability. There is also a toilet that has been adapted for disabled use. A disabled parking space is situated at the front of the main entrance.
How will the school prepare and support my child when joining the Federation or transferring to a new School?
Many strategies are in place to enable the pupil's transition to be as smooth as possible. These include:
Discussions between the previous or receiving schools prior to the pupil joining/leaving
Induction days where they spend some time with their new form tutor/class teacher
Additional visits are also arranged for pupils who may need extra time to join their new school
Staff from receiving schools spend time with pupils prior to them joining the new school
We liaise closely with staff when receiving and transferring children to different schools ensuring all relevant paperwork is passed on and all needs are discussed and understood.
When deemed necessary, meetings are arranged between relevant parties- this may include parents/carers/class teachers/SENCOs/outside agencies.
How are the schools' resources allocated and matched to children's special educational needs?
The SEN budget is allocated each financial year. The money is used to provide additional support or resources, dependant on an individual's needs.
How is the decision made about what type and how much support my child will receive?
These decisions are made in consultation with class teacher and Senior Leadership Team. Decisions are made based upon termly tracking of pupil progress and as a result of assessments which may be made by outside agencies. The impact of this support is monitored on a termly basis.
Who should I contact for further information or if I have any concerns?
If you wish to discuss your child's educational needs or have a comment, query or complaint then please feel free to contact
your child's class teacher
SENCO/Deputy Headteacher ( Mr Hartshorn – Brindley, Mr Ludlow – Foley)
Executive Headteacher-Mr Jason Willetts
Governors (via the school office)
Parent partnership Service, 01785 356921; firstname.lastname@example.com
Appointments with the school staff can be made through the office:
Telephone: Brindley: 01384 872343 or Foley: 01384 872382
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