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I have to start out by saying that Little R's school experience is going great. He loves his teacher. He likes doing the work he is given. I have even noticed quite a few positive changes in him since the start of the year. For instanct, he hops right on top of the chance to help out with things, wether it be for me, daddy, or even little brother! He has been spending a lot more time than usual, on his own, with crayons and markers making quite unique drawings. He doesn't grumble when I want to sit down and some "after school" work. In fact, he seems to actually enjoy the extra work. We have even been spending about 20 minutes every afternoon for reading time in which little R reads to ME!
So, it is not that I am at all unhappy with the school. In fact, the greatness of the school is what is making my struggle a struggle. I just personally miss the homeschool experience. It is so rewarding to witness milestones such as when little R learns to sound out a new word and I get to watch the smile grow on his face. I feel like it only strengthens the bond between us.
I guess for now, though, we have to stick with the plan. Little R will continue with kindergarten and afterschool in the afternoons. I am spending time rethinking our decision for next year. I have learned that there is no easy answer. I am truly caught between the two worlds. I enjoy reading all of your blogs out there who write about homeschooling. They have been very inspiring. Thank you all for taking the time to write about your experiences.


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2017 VW Golf Alltrack: A Fresh Crossover
Despite the fact that numerous Americans favor SUVs, Volkswagen hasn't offered a new one in several years. This year, they're rectifying that mistake by rolling out the 2017 Volkswagen Golf Alltrack, a crossover adventuring version of the Golf. The design is aesthetically pleasing, and it has several high-quality features that make it a vehicle to consider if you're looking for a new off-road capable car
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The Alltrack is a variant of the Golf specifically designed to be able to go off-roading, and it's equipped with several features to create an enjoyable journey. The elevated ground clearance and revised suspension aid in driving over diverse terrain. Although the default is front-wheel drive if a tire starts to slip the vehicle will automatically shift torque to all wheels while braking the slipping wheel to help re-establish stability. The hill descent function automatically brakes while going downhill to help maintain control, but some early reviews have stated that it needs some tweaking.
All smart adventurers make safety a priority, and choosing a car with sufficient safety features is the first step. The Alltrack has a five-star safety rating with NHTSA. It comes equipped with airbags in the front, side, and overhead for all-around protection. The Electronic Stability Control can help prevent crashes, but there's an Automatic Post-Collision Braking System and an Intelligent Crash Response System included in case of emergencies.
There are plenty of additional options available. One of these is Front Assist. Forward Collision Warning senses when you're about to hit something, and the Autonomous Emergency Braking would kick in and attempt to prevent the crash. Lane and Park Assist and an Adaptive Cruise Control are other potential choices.
Interior Features
A 6.5-inch color touch screen displays the proximity sensor, rearview camera, and Volkswagen Car-Net connectivity. It also has an optional navigation package. Using a mode selector, you can get your car ready for some off-roading fun. Cargo space isn't a concern with the Alltrack. The back is spacious on its own, and the rear seats fold flat to double your storage space. Traveling during the night and need to be able to read something? Each seat comes with its own LED reading light.
The Alltrack pricing starts at almost $27,000, with additional options raising the price. When comparing to other vehicles of its type, consider that the mileage isn't fantastic, with an EPA rating of 22 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway. The packages it has to offer may be enticing enough for the low mileage to be worth it if they suit your needs.
Considering the rising popularity of SUVs in America, it's surprising there wasn't a decent VW option before the Alltrack. Although it shortens the gap, many consumers are wondering when they'll be bringing out a full SUV line. Most car manufacturers have several choices for SUVs available to cater to their high demand, so it's possible we'll be seeing VW unveiling more selections in the future.
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When a company undergo amalgamation or reconstruction, the shares or the whole business which is collectively known as the assets of the company, may be transferred by the owner of the company to the recipient. Specifically the term reconstruction refers to the formation of a company which takes over the whole asset of an existing company and the nature of the total business significantly sustains same.
Further the Term amalgamation can be defined as the combination on two or often more than two companies form a third entity or one company is absolutely observed into other company. There are few interesting details that one can consider in this reconstruction and the amalgamation process. Both the amalgamation as well as the reconstruction procedure requires similar kind of legal schemes and procedures.
The process of amalgamation takes place when either two or else more than two companies eventually combine together into one. In this process the shareholders of amalgamating companies significantly becomes the shareholders of amalgamated company.
Reconstruction and amalgamation are the two sides of a same coin
Amalgamation is the process where two different business entities join together for the purpose of making a totally new business entity to sustain in the market by absorbing the other company. This process can also be referred as reconstruction as there is a new formation of completely new entity.
When the two companies are merged or joined together or one company is blending with the other company to form a completely new entity then the amalgamation companies eventually lose their own identity and they emerge as totally new entity.
The procedure of Reconstruction generates when a particular company transfers the undertaking as well as the property to an absolutely new company and its shareholders. The objective of reconstruction is to re-organize the total amount of the capital.
The amalgamation or the reconstruction process may take the following interesting forms:
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2. The process can be done by the scheme of arrangement- there are few settlements and arrangement, are needed to transfer the capital of the company.
3. The procedure can be done by the sale of the shares- The whole process can be done easily by selling of the shares to the companies for which a lead company is generating.
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I promised you another Mexican recipe this week when I posted my 5-Minute Homemade Guacamole the other day, and I'm happy to present it to you today. These Grilled Portobello Mushroom Asparagus Fajitas are prime Cinco de Mayo food!
I know it's probably too late for you to get it on your meal plan for tomorrow, but this is a meal that you can whip up all summer long. It's made entirely on the grill (minus the guacamole), which makes it perfect for hot summer weather.
As if it's not perfect enough, this meal is on the table in 30 Minutes flat! It happens to be 30 Minute Thursday as well, which means you gain access to even more 30 minute meals at the bottom of this post. 🙂
I've made these a few times the past month and half, so maybe you got a glimpse of them on my Instagram stories? I fell hard for them and knew I had to post them here.
I grill year round, but when it's cold out I'd rather use the oven to warm up the house! Once the weather heats up, the last thing I want to do is turn on the oven, so I'm almost always using my grill.
I tossed my portobello mushrooms, asparagus, bell peppers, and onions in a fajita spiced-oil and grilled them up for 10-15 minutes until charred and softened.
I could've eaten them right off the pan but refrained. They're even better in a tortilla!
It's surprising how hearty and satisfying these Grilled Portobello Mushroom Asparagus Fajitas are. The portobello mushrooms alone add some serious bulk to this meal and add a savory, meaty flavor that will keep you from missing the meat.
The asparagus, bell peppers, and onion are the perfect accompaniment to the meaty mushrooms. Squeeze some lime over the veggies, and then comes the fun part…deciding how to top them.
The first time I made these Grilled Portobello Mushroom Asparagus Fajitas, I topped them with sliced avocado and dollop of Greek yogurt. It was amazing too, but topping these fajitas with guacamole is the ultimate.
I'm a firm believer that almost everything is better with guacamole…except maybe chocolate cake.
These Grilled Portobello Mushroom Asparagus Fajitas are healthy, amazingly satisfying, require little prep and clean-up, and take only 30 minutes to make.
Those are all the reasons you need to add them to your Cinco de Mayo menu and make them all summer long. 🙂
Don't forget to check out all of the amazing 30 Minute Thursday recipes by the amazing bloggers below!
Easy Black Bean Soup by Pumpkin 'n Spice
Chickpea and Avocado Pita Tostadas with Rhubarb-Radish Slaw by Floating Kitchen
10 Minute BBQ Ham Sandwiches by The Recipe Rebel
One Pot Sausage and Asparagus Pesto Pasta by Bake.Eat.Repeat.
30 Minute Chicken Marsala by My Kitchen Craze
One Pot Teriyaki Beef Zoodles by Life Made Sweeter
One Pot Black Bean Enchilada Pasta by Savory Nothings
Grilled Portobello Mushroom Asparagus Fajitas are fajita spiced veggies grilled to perfection. Serve with homemade guacamole for a delicious vegetarian 30 minute meal!
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Summer timetable of the evening prayer programme in Medjugorje will be effective from Wednesday, June 1 until September 1. Rosary will be at 6 pm, Holy Mass at 7 pm, and the schedule afterwards will be as usual, depending on each day. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10-11 pm, and on Thursdays at 8 pm, after the evening Holy Mass. The Way of the Cross on Cross Mountain is on Fridays at 4 pm, and Rosary on Apparition Hill is at 6 am on Sundays.
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I go into the office last night to tell my husband that dinner is ready.
He's not at the desk. He's not on the bed.
He's sitting on the desk chair in front of one of our bookcases, his computer in his lap, typing.
"Whatcha doing?" I ask him.
His fingers clatter away at the keys.
"Hon…" I ask slowly. "Are you typing every single book we own into the computer?"
One of his favorite pastimes is going through our bookshelves and re-alphabetizing them. So cataloging our inventory doesn't seem that far-fetched.
"No," he says. "I'm just updating my Shelfari account with all the books I've read or plan on reading."
(Our library includes a lot of tomes about religion, philosophy, poetry, and business – all mine, none of which my husband has any interest in reading.)
"That way, I don't have to look through all the shelves when I want to decide what to read next," he explains. "I can just look at my 'to-read' list on Shelfari and pick one."
"I see," I say.
More clacking of the keys. "Why do you sound sad?" he asks me.
"I'm not sad," I say. "I'm just a little bit baffled by how weird you are."
He looks up at me with those blue eyes and impossibly long lashes.
"Babe, I used to keep all this information in a spreadsheet."
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Bangalore, now known as Bengaluru, is the capital of the Indian state of Karnataka. Located on the Deccan Plateau in the south-eastern part of Karnataka, Bengaluru is India's third most populous city. Kempe Gowda I, is regarded as the architect of modern Bangalore. Today, as a large and growing metropolis, Bangalore is home to some of the most well-recognized colleges and research institutions in India. Numerous public sector heavy industries, software companies, aerospace, telecommunications, and defense organisations are located in the city. Bangalore is known as the Silicon Valley of India because of its pre-eminent position as the nation's leading IT employer and exporter. A demographically diverse city, Bangalore is a major economic hub and one of the fastest growing major metropolis in India. Bengaluru is also known as the "Garden City of India" because of its greenery and the presence of many public parks, such as the Lal Bagh and Cubbon Park.
Due to its high elevation, Bangalore usually enjoys nice cool climate throughout the year, although heat waves can make things very uncomfortable in the summer. The coolest month is January with an average low temperature of 15.1 °C and the hottest month is April with an average high temperature of 33.6 °C. The highest temperature ever recorded in Bangalore is 38.9 °C and the lowest ever is 7.8 °C (on January 1884). (Under wikipedia GNU)
Tourist Spots in Bangalore:
* Lal Bagh: a well known botanical garden, the garden surrounds one of the towers erected by the founder of Bangalore, Kempe Gowda I.
* Cubbon Park: famous and centrally located park of the City known for its toy train.
* Forum Mall: It is the first of its kind shopping mall in Bangalore City and a hotspot for the city's youngsters.
* Vidhana Soudha: is the seat of the state legislature of Karnataka. It is an imposing building, constructed in a style, sometimes described as 'Neo-Dravidian', incorporates elements of Indo-Saracenic, Rajasthani Jharokha and Dravidian styles.
* Attara Kacheri, (Karnataka High Court): Overlooking Vidhana Sabha is this red brick and stone building in the Greco-Roman style of architecture. It houses the High Court for the state of Karnataka.
* Bangalore Palace (1862): is a palace located in the city of Bangalore, India and is built to look like a smaller replica of the Windsor Castle in England.
* Brigade Road is one of the busiest commercial centers of Bangalore.
* Commercial Street: Another busy commercial centre of Bangalore.
* MG Road, Bangalore: also called "South Parade" is the most important landmark of Bangalore
* Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace Located near K R Market: built in 1791, this beautiful two-storeyed ornate wooden structure with exquisitely carved pillars, arches and balconies was one of Tipu's favourite summer retreats. It now houses a museum that contains artefacts relating to the Hyder-Tipu regime.
* Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum: The museum was instituted as part of the centenary celebrations of the engineer-statesman Sir M. Visvesvaraya (1861–1962).
* ISKCON Temple (International Society for Krishna Consciousness): Built in an ornate architectural style, the Krishna Temple is a blend of modern technology and spiritual harmony.
* Mayo Hall : It was designed in the memory of Lord Mayo and is one of the finest designs of British architecture.
* St Patrick's church: Built in 1844 this is one of the oldest churches in Bangalore and is situated on Residency Road.
* Bull Temple: built by Kempe Gowda I, it is reminiscent of the 16th century Dravidian style architecture. It has a huge granite monolith of Nandi.
* Huge Shiva in old airport Road: huge Idol of Lord Shiva & Ganesha, completely made of plaster of paris, is also a tourist attraction in recent times.
* Infant Jesus Church: Established in 1979, the church draws huge crowds on Thursday, the day dedicated to Infant Jesus.
* Electronics City: The nerve of the Silicon Valley of India.
* HAL Aeronautical Museum: Museum of aircraft, aerospace, navigation and communication equipment , maintained by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL).
* St. Mary's Basilica: It is the oldest church in Bangalore famous for the festivities held during the St. Mary's Feast in the month of September each year, an event that attracts a number of devotees from in and around Bangalore.
* Lakes in Bangalore: Lakes including Ulsoor lake, Sanky tank etc.
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Bangalore's flight traffic is served by the newly-built Bengaluru International Airport (IATA code: BLR) which started operations from 24 May 2008. The city was earlier served by the HAL Airport which was India's fourth busiest airport. A rapid transit system called the Namma Metro is being developed and is expected to be operational by 2011. Once completed, this will encompass a 33 km (20.5 mi) elevated and underground rail network.Bangalore is well connected to the rest of the country through the Indian Railways. Three-wheeled, black and yellow auto-rickshaws, referred to as autos, and taxis are a popular form of transport. Buses operated by Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) are also a means of public transport available in the city. BMTC also runs air-conditioned, red-coloured Volvo buses on major routes. The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation runs 10,400 buses, connecting Bangalore with other parts of Karnataka as well as other states.
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Obesity rates declining in children
It been known by obesity researchers that obesity can take hold at a young age. It should be known that it is mainly up to the parents to control what is being consumed at mealtimes, not the children. These children who develop obesity at a young age, as early as 6 years old, can start showing changes in their heart muscles which could lead to problems in the future. Starting healthier habits as a child can make them much easier to carry through as adults. A federal study that will be published this Wednesday in the Journal of the American … Continue reading


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Women nowadays are beginning to shatter traditional 'gender roles' and break into occupational territories once dominated massively by their male counterparts, reinforced by a study from CareerBuilder. The results are a tad bit interesting, and here's why.
Between 2009 and 2017, the study found that women are now filling nearly a quarter of new jobs in typically male dominated occupations; such as CEOs, lawyers, web developers, surgeons, chemists, etc. Moreover, the tightening conditions of the current labour market only serve to bring more women employment in male dominated sectors.
Female employment within sectors that are dominated by two thirds of men experienced the greatest growth; up to 5 percent, versus 3 percent for men. While in other sectors such as construction, transportation, mining and utilities, employment growth was up to at least 10 percent.
"In a tight labor market, firms give workers a chance they would not otherwise consider,"- Lawrence Katz, Harvard labor economist.
In short, while a tightening labour market may bring about a negative connotation, we should also consider the unseen opportunities that it brings about; namely the circumstance where organisations now have to look in places they've never thought to look in search for new blood and talent. But one thing to note is that this growth is not just limited to desk jobs within the office. Various industries around the world are experiencing this spike in female employment, especially when it comes to hands-on areas such as building sites and factory floors.
"While I'm usually the only woman on a construction site, I've noticed a lot more interest in the field from young women. And being female has also given me a leg up, because employers are excited to hire diverse, qualified people."- Nolee Anderson, carpenter
And it's women like her who are drawing more attention and bringing the spotlight towards the growth experienced by women in male dominated sectors. Big organisations such as workwear company Wolverine have capitalised on this development by sponsoring Anderson as an attempt to draw attention towards diversity of trade workers, in a time when they are hard to come by.
However, despite this positive shift in terms of employment, it helps to be weary towards the fact that this phenomenon might be a symptom of low unemployment levels; a circumstance which forces organisations to break out of their comfort zone.
But the permanence of this is questionable at best, as this shift may be symptomatic of currently low unemployment levels rather than an enduring shift in societal norms. Drawing from recent history; In 2000, women's share of male dominated jobs rose when unemployment dipped below 4 percent, but fell again as unemployment picked up.
Still, success for women workers remains to be seen, but the outlook is mostly positive, and only time will tell regarding the true extent of the growth of female employment within male employment sectors.
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Kings guard Bogdan Bogdanovic had a post season MRI at Kaiser Permanente in Sacramento that revealed a slight tear of the medial meniscus in the left knee.
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You are passionate about planning and organizing meetings and events.
You are very good at putting together the logistics.
You don't mind the unexpected, the stress, actually you kind of thrive on it.
So, you decided to start your own business and serve one of several clients to start with.
Congratulations and welcome to the Entrepreneurial World.
By now, you should have also discovered that there is a ton of things you weren't told about and have to deal with.
You might also feel that you are working harder than ever before but you don't seem to get more clients or grow your business significantly, somewhere between the hamster wheel and the dog biting its own tail.
I know exactly what it feels. I have been there.
Almost overnight, I decided to start my own company. I moved the dining table to the wall, put my computer and printer on it and start writing my business plan.
I started reaching out to the people I knew, my first circle, and a few weeks later I was lucky enough to land my two first clients: Johnson & Johnson and Café de Colombia – Juan Valdez.
The first two years, I worked days and nights, weekends, holidays time. Visiting prospects and running projects in the day, writing offers and operation sheets at night.
I was probably the smallest business user of Citrix in Belgium and was glad I could work from anywhere.
I traveled extensively, organizing meetings and events all over the world, attending Industry Trade Shows and Familiarization Trips, developing my global network of local partners.
In the next twenty years, I would enjoy the worst and the best: from business partner betrayal to the greatest partnership, from almost losing my company to the greatest achievements, from three months of visibility to financial success, from having to fire people to working with the most amazing team members, etc.
I was working very hard in my business and not much on my business.
There are so many things I didn't know and had to learn the hard way.
In 2013, I moved to the US with my family.
I wrote "Meeting at C-Level", a bestselling book which details the successful methodology to align face-to-face meetings with an organization's strategy.
I wasn't really planning on doing anything more with the book but several people recommended to me that I should.
I started to research about online content, online marketing and online course, joined several Masterminds, created my own and found out that there is a way to share my experience and networks while helping others which is what I'm passionate about.
Two years later, many discussions, training (developing a Masterclass to help Event Business Owners Grow), coaching, content development and running a Mastermind for high-achieving Independent Meeting Planners & Event Business Owners, here we are.
And I'm ready to help.
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1. You are the presidential advisor on reconciliation. Can you tell me, the importance of reconciliation in post war Sri Lanka?
It is extremely important because, unless we live together in goodwill and with sympathy and understanding, tensions can develop and be exploited so that the mutual suspicions and violence of the last few decades will recur.
2. What are the programs you have launched to achieve the objective of reconciliation?
I have no executive role so cannot launch programs as required. However we have set up several committees to exchange information and make recommendations, and the commitment we have received, from local and international NGOs, leading schools, foreign diplomatic missions, government institutions with particular responsibilities for children or former combatants, has been very heartening.
We have also set up or developed several websites. The old Peace Secretariat website, www.peaceinsrilanka.org, has been revitalized, with a home page devoted to reconciliation efforts, a 'Development' section which records progress in the North, and a 'For the Record' section which refutes allegations that may derail the Reconciliation process. This includes a detailed refutation of the Darusman Report as well as 'The Road to Reconciliation' which deals with Channel 4 and other allegations. Both are available as books at International Book House, 151 A Dharmapala Mawata.
Other sites are www.reconciliationyouthforum.org which has short accounts of particular initiatives with particular reference to youth, and www.youtube.com/reconcilesrilanka which highlights positive attitudes and efforts amongst those who were victims of the conflict, whilst dealing also with disinformation abroad. My own sites, www.rajivawijesinha.wordpress.com and www.youtube.com/rajivawijesinha both continue with some relevant material.
3. Other than the government efforts, what is the role of the civil society towards achieving reconciliation?
Civil Society should develop and implement programmes within a coherent framework. This requires close liaison with government, and sometimes the absence of this is because government does not communicated effectively nor plan inclusively. On the other hand some organizations set themselves up in opposition to government and governmental initiatives, which was a destructive approach. I hope my office will be able to bring people together and make it clear that, while there may be differences of opinion, what we all have in common is much more important.
I am also trying to set up committees in the various districts to bring people together. The Governor, who is extremely efficient, along with his staff – the Northern Province website is the best provincial website in the country – has been very positive about this, and the District Secretaries, who have heaps of experience, will be able to provide ideas that can be taken forward, allowing for civil society initiatives that will contribute to the whole picture rather than happening in isolation. The work of organizations such as Diaspora Sri Lanka can provide models in this regard, but we need to monitor and produce schedules of achievements as well as of needs.
4. Reconciliation has a lot to do with the attitudes of the people. What is the role that schools play in promoting reconciliation?
Extremely important. We are trying to promote educational exchanges, and activities that will bring students together, for instance joint agricultural projects through Rotary Interact Clubs. The aim is not only to bring people together but also to get them to remain in contact with a purpose.
We also need to ensure better understanding, for which there should be some changes in school syllabuses. Many years ago we tried to ensure that, in the teaching of religion in schools, a very small percentage of time should be allocated to teaching of the principles of other religions, so that a sense of what is common to us all could develop. This was shot down, but I was delighted to find that colleagues in Parliament of all shades of opinion concur, and that some even brought up the subject with me independently.
We must also encourage joint classes where students of different linguistic backgrounds study in the English medium, and set up centres of excellence in each district where this can be done as a policy.
5. Religious leaders are very important in this society. Do you think that an interfaith dialogue should be commenced ?
This already happens, but should be encouraged. We have established a discussion group called Religion, Education and Peace where distinguished leaders of all communities meet, and I hope they will be able to develop joint projects. They should also work together, not to discuss religious issues, but to develop common moral frameworks where the teachings of all religions can be seen to converge.
6. There is a vast gap, between the North and the South. What kind of bridges can we build to achieve reconciliation?
I think government has worked very effectively on the key priority which is better communications. What has been done with roads by this government is fantastic, and I hope that will be followed by equally quick work on the railways, and also the opening of a few small hubs for air traffic. Telecommunications too has developed apace, but we should also concentrate on developing trade links and joint ventures, with emphasis on agri-business and value addition, where synergies of the various skills and capacities can develop.
7. How can we reconcile child combatants, because the LTTE brainwashed children into believing Sinhalese are evil?
I believe the Bureau of the Commissioner General for Rehabilitation has already done a very good job, and the reintegration of these former child combatants has been successful. However we must ensure regular psycho-social monitoring, and I am glad that training of counselors is going ahead – last year the CGR used some of my Decentralized Budget funds for an initial programme, and this year he took it much further. Some former combatants were also trained, and I hope the relevant Government Departments will make use of them to fill the many vacancies that now exist.
8. There were 300,000 IDPs soon after the war. Now most of them have been resettled. what are the programs aimed at reconciliation with regard to IDPs?
We are trying to develop micro-credit facilities so as to encourage entrepreneurship and productive employment. I think it is vital to give them decent occupations and a sense of dignity, and I hope we get over the culture of dependence that years of conflict engendered, and which I fear some members of the aid community perpetuate. Our purpose should be to make such aid redundant, by given those who have been resettled opportunities and encouragement to become economically productive and socially creative members of society.
To end on a very positive note, the Commercial Bank has agreed to match funds I provide through my decentralized budget for a micro-credit scheme for former combatants, and I hope we can move on this very soon, with input from the District Secretary and the Commissioner General of Rehabilitation, so that the initiatives with most potential can be taken forward.
Daily News 18 November 2011 – http://www.dailynews.lk/2011/11/18/fea01.asp


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What Tennessee Schools Offer EMT Training?
Find out which Tennessee schools offer EMT training programs. See requirements and school information, and learn about admissions and tuition costs for EMT programs in Tennessee. Schools offering Fire & Emergency Services degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
EMT-IV programs in Tennessee are offered for those wishing to sit for EMT-Basic licensing and for those wanting to continue on in medical areas such as nursing or physical therapy. Further EMT training, both EMT-Basic and paramedic levels, includes an understanding of current emergency medical techniques and protocols which can be gained through coursework, lab work and clinical field experiences within your program of studies.
What You Need to Know
In Tennessee, you could start your EMT training by completing an EMT-IV program, which teaches you to correctly administer intravenous therapy. This program takes a semester to complete. You could also enroll in an EMT-Basic course, which prepares you for the state EMT licensure examination. This program takes between six and nine months to complete. A yearlong EMT-Paramedic certificate is also available. Explore the EMT programs at some 2-year public schools in TN below.
EMT-IV Training Programs in Tennessee
Columbia State Community College
Located in a town setting in Columbia, TN, southwest of Nashville, Columbia State Community College offers an EMT-IV training program. The course is 1 semester long and prepares students for further training in nursing, physical therapy and most commonly, paramedic training. Students must complete at least 96 hours of clinical training outside of the classroom as part of their training. Students work both individually and on teams in order to gain an understanding of lifesaving skills. Graduates are prepared to pass their EMT-IV licensing test.
- Program Name: EMT-IV Program
- Program Length: 1 semester
- Tuition and Fees: $4,269 per year for residents; $16,557 per year for non-residents (costs for 2018-2019)
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 6,221 students (all undergraduate)
Jackson State Community College
A small city campus located in west Tennessee, Jackson State Community College (JSCC) offers an EMT-Basic training program. Students must obtain a Basic Life Support (BLS) license prior to the start of EMT training. JSCC's 5 basic courses and an elective can be taken over 2 semesters and requires 26 credit hours for completion. Students are taught the EMT skills that are necessary in the field and required to obtain licensing. It's worth mentioning that although a 'C' grade will allow you to pass a course, students must score at least 80% on the final EMT course exam in order to be eligible for state board testing to receive your Tennessee EMT license.
- Program Name: Basic EMT Certification
- Program Length: 9 months
- Tuition and Fees: $4,221 per year for residents; $16,509 per year for non-residents (costs for 2018-2019)
- Requirements: Must be 18 years old and hold a current Basic Life Support license
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 4,862 students (all undergraduate)
Volunteer State Community College
You can also choose to train to become an EMT on the rural campus of Volunteer State Community College, located south of the Kentucky border. It offers an EMT-Basic (IV) technical certificate program with 4 courses that can be taken in 1 semester. Courses are generally taken at off-campus locations. A maximum enrollment of 16 students is allowed per course. EMT courses focus on assessing and managing trauma situations in emergency environments. Graduates are eligible for the Tennessee EMT-Basic and EMT-IV Extended Skills licensing tests.
- Program Name: Emergency Medical Technician-Basic
- Program Length: 6 months
- Tuition and Fees: $4,522 per year for residents; $16,810 per year for non-residents (costs for 2018-2019)
- Requirements: Must be 18 years old and have a GED
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 9,154 students (all undergraduate)
Chattanooga State Community College
Located in the southernmost portion of Tennessee, Chattanooga State Community College (CSCC) offers an EMT certificate program. There are 16 credit hours in CSCC's EMT-Basic program. Their EMT training covers a total of about 240 clock hours in school and another 72-120 clock hours during clinical experience. Students also gain ambulance experience as part of this program. CSCC also offers Advanced EMT and Paramedic training programs as well, for those looking to continue their education at the same school.
- Program Name: Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate
- Program Length: 1 semester
- Tuition and Fees: $4,063 per year for residents; $15,727 per year for non-residents (costs for 2018-2019)
- Requirements: Must be 18 years old
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 8,241 students (all undergraduate)
Paramedic Training Programs in Tennessee
Volunteer State Community College
Volunteer State Community College's paramedic program consists of 50 credit hours completed in 3 consecutive semesters over 1 year. There are also 12 hours of clinical experience training required in the summer period. Students receive a technical paramedic certificate but also have the option to pursue an Associate of Applied Science degree by completing additional courses. The school reports that, as of 2012, 95% of graduates from their 2009-2010 program were employed in the EMT field.
- Program Name: Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic
- Program Length: 1 year
- Tuition and Fees: $4,522 per year for residents; $16,810 per year for non-residents (costs for 2018-2019)
- Requirements: Must have a current EMT-Basic license
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 9,154 students (all undergraduate)
Chattanooga State Community College
Sitting on the Georgia state line, CSCC offers a paramedic program that requires 44 credit hours, taken over 3 consecutive terms. CSCC's program consists of about 700 clock hours of classroom time, which includes lab and practical skills time, coupled with another 600-800 hours of clinical experience. These classes focus on the skills needed to render life support services to patients in emergency situations and during hospital transport. Graduates are prepared for national and state certification exams for paramedics. Those who complete the program can also apply credits toward a related Associate of Applied Science degree program in fire sciences or health services.
- Program Name: Paramedic Certificate
- Program Length: 1 year
- Tuition and Fees: $4,063 per year for residents; $15,727 per year for non-residents (costs for 2018-2019)
- Requirements: Current EMT-IV certification
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 8,241 students (all undergraduate)
If you want to complete both EMT-IV training and paramedic training at the same school, Volunteer State Community College and Chattanooga Community College have these programs available, and for EMT-IV training, Columbia State Community College and Jackson State Community College offer programs.
To continue researching, browse degree options below for course curriculum, prerequisites and financial aid information. Or, learn more about the subject by reading the related articles below:


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Rue Villeray sous la pluiePosted: November 28, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 36 Comments
It's end of semester for me which means lots of grading, tests to prepare, etc., but when I have a free hour or two, I grab it. At lunchtime today, I drove to the Villeray neighbourhood, a favourite area of mine to sketch since the streets are full of life, there's often parking, and I can find lots of great small buildings to sketch.
Today's struggle was with the rain. It wasn't coming down hard enough to be a deterrent, but the light drizzle eventually blocked my view and every few minutes I had to turn the wipers on to clear up the car window. An annoyance, no doubt, but worth it because I was able to finish a sketch during my short break. Sketched on a block of Arches CP, 10″ x 14″.
A sneak peek at my bookPosted: November 26, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 61 Comments
Last week I spent some time reviewing the final proofs for my upcoming book and just found out that I can share a bit of the content with you here. It's so exciting to see it all come together and it will be even better when I can hold a printed copy in my hands in April 2019.
This spread is from the chapter on Pigments and Color Mixing. There's all kinds of cool stuff in this section, like basic watercolour techniques and choosing your colours, but the parts I liked writing the most were the colour recipes for creating greens or darks or colour for shadows.
It was really fun to go through my archive of sketches and look back at how some of these mixes were created. And if I didn't remember the details, it helped to go back through old blog posts too, since I often write about what mixes I use. My main goal with the book is to encourage you to be more expressive with colour, and I can't wait for you to see the work of all the contributors who generously sent me sketches and shared their colour secrets as well.
Painting palettes, before and afterPosted: November 23, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 39 Comments
I've been wanting to update my list of sketching and painting materials on my blog for a very long time so I started the process today by setting up my two palettes to clean them. I had to laugh because they were both so dirty, that I decided to take a photo first, just to show you what they look like after a bit of use and before a good cleaning.
I'm preparing a materials list for my upcoming 2019 workshops, and restocking my colours is the first step in the process. I often change the colours, so winter is a good time to check what I am using and update my lists. The small palette I use for sketching is an Italian one made by FOME, and I've filled it with 23 empty pans, and then added tube colours to that.
After much cleaning, scraping, and finally refilling, my 23 pan metal palette looks something like this. A bit worse for wear (one hinge broke this summer and has been repaired) but not quite so goopy. I love the size of this palette for travel because when it's closed it's about the size of my phone and fits in the smallest of sketching bags.
The updated colours, from left to right, are:
Top row: Cobalt Teal, Cerulean Blue, Cobalt Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Prussian Blue, Indanthrene Blue, Cobalt Violet and Permanent Alizarin Crimson.
Middle row: Burnt Sienna, Raw Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Quinacridone Gold, Transparent Orange, Cadmium Red Deep, Quinacridone Rose.
Bottom Row: Lunar Black, Indigo, Hansa Yellow Light, New Gamboge, Leaf Green, Sap Green, Phthalo Green, Forest Green.
If you are interested in knowing the brands, the tubes are below, photographed in the same order as the placement in the palette.
The next post will be the larger studio palette, cleaned and refilled, of course!
Sunday woodsPosted: November 18, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 42 Comments
It's an abrupt start to winter, isn't it? It feels like I was painting boat scenes only a few weeks ago. But the snow arrived suddenly and seems to be sticking around in Montreal, much to my delight. Usually I can only paint scenes like this on my winter school holiday in January.
At -10C, it's was too cold this morning to be outside with an easel, so this one was painted in my warm studio, after a walk with Alice. These days, Arches rough paper is working well for me, and I am in the process of working with some different brushes which I will write about soon, probably when my school semester is over. I'm long overdue to update my materials page too, but again, it will be in a few weeks when I have more time. In the meantime, I'm just happy to sneak in a few hours to paint every few days.
Under the oakPosted: November 16, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 22 Comments
Ah, we had the first snowfall in Montreal last night, and it was a good one. Not a mere sprinkling of flakes, but a thick covering that hopefully will stay on the ground for a few days. I've really been looking forward to winter painting season, but as always, the oak tree in the backyard is still holding on to its leaves, messing up all that perfect whiteness. Last year, oddly, the leaves stayed on the tree until February, which left a big mess on the ground in the spring. We'll see what happens this year. In the meantime, I'll be getting my snow colours ready — lots of blues and browns to make all those winter neutrals.
A summer memoryPosted: November 12, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 22 Comments
Today I came across a few sketches that I hadn't scanned from my summer travels, including this one that brought back some memories of a very special place. During my workshop in Provence, we spent a day at Saint Paul de Mausole Monastery, where Van Gogh spent over a year at the asylum and painted some of his most iconic paintings including The Starry Night and Irises. He also painted at least 15 paintings of the olive trees just outside the walls of the asylum.
When I first caught of a glimpse of these ancient, gnarled trees, their shapes were so familiar — from reproductions and originals I've seen over the years in books and at various museums — but I didn't get to paint them that first day. It wasn't until a week later that I got my wish to sketch them, in between a quick lunch and a car ride to another outing. In the interim, they haunted me. There was something so powerful about their shapes — massive knotted trunks, branches like embracing arms, clouds of silvery leaves — that I couldn't get the image of them out of my head. The sketch was done quickly, perhaps in thirty minutes or so, but the memory of being on that hallowed ground will stay with me forever.
Mountain panoramaPosted: November 7, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 11 Comments
The wind rattled my windows and kept me up for half the night, but this morning the sky was wonderful. After my morning class I raced up to the top floor of my building at school to paint a view of the city that I can now only see in late fall or winter when the trees lose their leaves. As the sun broke through the clouds, the shapes of the buildings sharpened, and I captured my Montreal mountain panorama with a flat brush and dabs of mostly Quinacridone Gold, Burnt Sienna, Cobalt Blue and Alizarin Crimson.


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On 13 October, Capernaum with the title "City of Jesus" was visited by hundreds of pilgrims from all over the world, they arrived for a special day of "meetings" and to celebrate the presence, preaching and prodigies of Jesus.
Custos of the Holy Land
It is certainly a very nice thing to see the pilgrims arrive. They arrived as early as the fourth century, when the pilgrim Egeria described her pilgrimage here to Capernaum. Today, I hope that coming here to Capernaum, pilgrims from all over the world can experience the same experience as that woman who was healed by Jesus even by touching the hem of his mantle. I hope that by touching the hem of the mantle that is this Sanctuary, an archaeological site, many pilgrims who come here perhaps as tourists, can instead encounter Jesus and find the faith.
Among the pilgrims is also the Minister General of the Order of Friars Minor, Fr. Michel Perry with his representative.
In the afternoon, Fr. Francesco Patton, Custos of the Holy Land, presided over the liturgy that began on the shores of the Sea of Galilee to commemorate the gestures made by Jesus. After the reading of the biblical texts, the procession began toward the excavations of ancient Capernaum. A moving moment and a memory of the various Gospel accounts that have taken place here.
The Eucharist was celebrated in the sanctuary built above the house of the Apostle Peter; considered one of the greatest archaeological discoveries made by the Franciscan friars.
The Father Custos wanted to remember three people who, in Capernaum "are put back on their feet by Jesus": Simon Peter the fisherman, the paralytic and Levi the publican. He puts them back on their feet - continued Fr. Francesco - giving confidence, entrusting them with a mission, offering forgiveness and healing, calling for a discipleship. That is, a personal relationship.
During the offering celebration, fruit baskets were brought as a sign of God's act of grace for the goods received in the last harvest of the year. Fruit that was then distributed after the final blessing.
Custos of the Holy Land
It is certainly a meeting place, and many others which we do not know, but certainly on the shore he met many other people, not only when he preached from the boat of Simon but also while he walked.
For the Minister General of the Order of Friars Minor a further opportunity for meetings.
Minister General of the Order of Friars Minor
This is an opportunity to visit the friars, to feel them, and to show our closeness ... they have 800 years of presence, after Saint Francis, and I believe it is very important for the Order, as well as for the Church. Because at this moment the church is looking for the positive signs; of hope, of joy, the signs of the knowledge of Christ, which is the center of everything; of our life, of the world. We have come here to welcome and accompany the friars, but also to welcome what the Lord wants to tell us; he wants to invite us to undertake at the level of the Order of the whole Universe.
Latin America – UCLAF
In every place I meet friars who are here today, some are older, others are younger who have arrived here recently. All are giving their lives for these places, and fundamentally this means giving life for Jesus himself, for evangelization, for the Gospel, and in some way, they witness the discipleship of Jesus to the whole world.
At Capernaum: "In Jesus' footsteps"
On 13 October, Capernaum with the title "City of Jesus" was visited by hundreds of pilgrims from all over the world, they arrived for a special day of "meetings" and to celebrate the presence, preaching and prodigies of Jesus.


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Your Scene Sucks.
Tons of people from my home state of New Jersey, ask me about the difference between there, and the Bay Area. Contrary to popular belief, there's many more types of people than just the Oakland gangsters you hear about on the news, and I found a humorous little collection of pictures that breaks them down. "Your Scene Sucks", a nice set of illustrations that helps you to never make a mistake, recognize and know the clothing styles, among hipsters, punks, emos, the indies, the post-rockers, nerds, the hardcore geeks and others. The "Your Scene Sucks" are made by Rob Dobi, who just published a book.


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As a parent you're concerned with a number of issues involving your child's health, not the least of which involves their teeth. One of the most common is thumb-sucking.
While later thumb-sucking is a cause for concern, it's quite normal and not viewed as harmful in infant's and very young children. This universal habit is rooted in an infant swallowing pattern: all babies tend to push the tongue forward against the back of the teeth when they swallow, which allows them to form a seal while breast or bottle feeding. Infants and young children take comfort or experience a sense of security from sucking their thumb, which simulates infant feeding.
Soon after their primary teeth begin to erupt, the swallowing pattern changes and they begin to rest the tongue on the roof of the mouth just behind the front teeth when swallowing. For most children thumb sucking begins to fade as their swallowing pattern changes.
Some children, though, continue the habit longer even as their permanent teeth are beginning to come in. As they suck their thumb the tongue constantly rests between the front teeth, which over time may interfere with how they develop. This can cause an "open bite" in which the upper and lower teeth don't meet properly, a problem that usually requires orthodontic treatment to correct it.
For this reason, dentists typically recommend encouraging children to stop thumb-sucking by age 3 (18-24 months to stop using a pacifier). The best approach is positive reinforcement — giving appropriate rewards over time for appropriate behavior: for example, praising them as a "big" boy or girl when they have gone a certain length of time without sucking their thumb or a pacifier. You should also use training or "Sippy" cups to help them transition from a bottle to a regular cup, which will further diminish the infant swallowing pattern and need for thumb-sucking.
Habits like thumb-sucking in young children should be kept in perspective: the habit really isn't a problem unless it goes on too long. Gentle persuasion, along with other techniques we can help you with, is the best way to help your child eventually stop.
If you would like more information on thumb sucking, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine articles "Thumb Sucking in Children" and "How Thumb Sucking Affects the Bite."
As dentists, we often see other mouth problems besides those with teeth and gums. One of the most common is cracking around the corners of the mouth. Although usually not serious, it can be irritating and uncomfortable.
Medically known as angular cheilitis (literally "an inflammation of the angles of the lip"), it's also called perleche, derived from the French lecher, "to lick." The latter moniker aptly describes the tendency of sufferers to compulsively lick the sores to relieve irritation, which actually can make things worse.
Perleche has a number of possible causes, mostly from in or around the mouth (although systemic diseases or medications can cause it on rare occasions). It's often found among younger people who drool during sleep or older people with deep wrinkles along the sides of the mouth that increase the chances of dryness and cracking. Long-term wind or cold exposure, ill-fitting dentures or a lack of back teeth (which help support facial structure) may also contribute to the condition.
Patients with perleche can also develop yeast infections from a strain called candida albicans. The infection can spread through the whole mouth, significantly increasing the chances of physical discomfort.
Treating perleche often involves topical ointments with inflammation-reducing steroids and zinc oxide, which has antifungal properties, to provide an environmental barrier during the healing process. If a yeast infection occurs, we may treat it with oral or topical antifungal medication like Nystatin for the whole mouth and chlorhexidine rinses, which has antibacterial properties.
It also helps to adopt a few preventive measures that can minimize the occurrence of perleche. If you wear dentures, for example, cleaning them often (including, if necessary, with chlorhexidine) and leaving them out at night reduces bacterial and fungal growth. We can also see if your dentures are fitting properly. Replacing missing teeth provides better facial support and could minimize wrinkling around the mouth. And, of course, keeping up daily brushing and flossing helps ensure a healthy and disease-free mouth.
If you're experiencing cracked mouth corners, let us know at your next appointment. With our help and of other medical professionals we may be able to give you relief from this irritating condition.
If you would like more information on gaining relief from angular cheilitis, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor article "Cracked Corners of the Mouth."
If you smoke, you know better than anyone how a hard a habit it is to kick. If you want to quit, it helps to have a motivating reason—like lowering your risk for cancer, cardiovascular disease or similar conditions.
Here's another reason for quitting tobacco: it could be making your teeth and gums less healthy. And, if you're facing a restoration like dental implants, smoking can make that process harder or even increase the risk of failure.
So, to give your willpower some needed pep talk material, here are 3 reasons why smoking doesn't mix with dental implants.
Inhaled smoke damages mouth tissues. Though you may not realize it, the smoke from your cigarette or cigar is hot enough to burn the top layer of skin cells in your mouth, which then thickens them. This could affect your salivary glands causing them to produce less saliva, which in turn could set off a chain of events that increases your risk of tooth decay or periodontal (gum) disease. The end result might be bone loss, which could make installing dental implants difficult if not impossible.
Nicotine restricts healthy blood flow. Nicotine, the chemical tobacco users crave, can restrict blood flow in the tiny vessels that course through the mouth membranes and gums. With less blood flow, these tissues may not receive enough antibodies to fight infection and fully facilitate healing, which could interfere with the integration of bone and implants that create their durable hold. Slower healing, as well as the increased chances of infection, could interrupt this integration process.
Smoking contributes to other diseases that impact oral health. Smoking's direct effect on the mouth isn't the only impact it could have on your oral health. As is well known, tobacco use can increase the risk of systemic conditions like cardiovascular and lung disease, and cancer. These conditions may also trigger inflammation—and a number of studies are showing this triggered inflammatory response could also affect your body's ability to fight bacterial infections in the mouth. Less healthy teeth, gums and underlying bone work against your chances of long-term success with implants.
If you would like more information on dental implants, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Dental Implants & Smoking: What are the Risks?"


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Pre-Fall 2016Giamba by Giambattista Valli
If a navy-toned jacquard woven in a pattern of popcorn, chocolate chip cookies, potato chips, jam-filled butter cookies, and a tube of what might be Smarties candy, all strewn as if across the floor of a cinema, doesn't sound quite like Giamba to you, well, it's not. "It's Giambalicious," said Giambattista Valli, on the phone from Paris where he's working on his upcoming couture collection. The Pre-Fall offering for this kicky younger-sister line had a Pop sensibility that went beyond junk food, or, as Valli said, "a Pop side with a little patch of punk"—a point underlined by the fact that most looks were shown with a flat black leather high-top that looked a bit like a Dr. Marten. Make no mistake, the designer's trademark Valli-girl party dresses remain, here in baby doll silhouettes, short pleated chiffon or plissé, ruffled and flirty and occasionally floral or in possession of an embroidered butterfly motif, or mod and coupled with a beaded collar.
And while aspects of this collection edged into ground that's been—very successfully—tilled by Hedi Slimane's Saint Laurent, it's not all fetes and frills for the Giamba girl; it's also animal-print mohair vests, faux-fur trimmed parkas, and sequin-embellished sweatshirts. "There are no rules; she looks like this in the morning, too," Valli said, citing influences from various "downtown" scenes including New York's Chelsea Hotel and '80s Parisian nightlife. "It's kinky-chic," continued Valli, who showed black leather biker caps with most looks, "but with an easygoing attitude. Every piece can be mixed into your wardrobe; I was thinking about the Valli customer with young babies, going to pick them up at school . . . It's effortless but with style."


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Silence Supressing the Screams
Croatian government remains tight-lipped about how, or even if, it is going to address the appalling situation in the country's psychiatric hospitals and social care homes
by Yana Buhrer Tavanier in Zagreb, Lobor Grad, Rab, Vojnic, Osijek and Ugljan
It is a magnificent summer day in Ugljan, an island just opposite the stunning city of Zadar, in central Croatia. Zadar is famous, besides it's rich history, for its sunset, Alfred Hitchcock once called it "the most beautiful sunset in the world". There's nothing horrid in Zadar, or in nearby Ugljan. At least not until you dig.
To reach Ugljan's psychiatric hospital from the mainland, you need to take a ferry, and then drive for about half an hour. The hospital itself, a place for about 400 patients, some of whom have been here for more than ten years, is tucked away from the main road, almost at the beach, it's breezy garden bursting in green.
Green is also the colour of the grimy wrinkled uniform V. has on, while lying coiled up in his bed in the ward's isolation cell. He has been in here for months. The room is tiny, it's size just enough to sqeeze a bed into, it's door locked and heavy, with a small window for supervision. However, no human has peeked through that window for a very long time, as all of the isolation cells at Ugljan are under constant video-surveillance.
V. has one arm in a cast, the staff explaining that "he fell out of his bed while sleeping". The staff also say that V. often turns (auto) aggressive, and that he's been in and out of the isolation cell for almost a year now, though mostly in. "It is the psychiatrist's decision that he stays here", is the staff's response to why V. is stripped of all freedom for such an absurd period of time and completely denied privacy by being video-monitored 24/7. "There is no maximum time. And he is mostly not tied. Just locked in", one technician says reassuringly.
In Croatia there are no state-imposed policies on restraint and seclusion. What's worse is that hospitals have not developed such policies on their own, meaning that there are no maximum periods of time for which someone can be tied up with a magnetic belt, put in a strait-jacket or locked inside a claustrophobic isolation room. The answer: "It is on a case by case basis".
And there's more. Not unlike other countries in the region, Croatian institutions have a shortage of staff, and thus a lack of real care. Limited freedom, forced routines and lack of privacy deprive people of their dignity. Many live in such poor conditions that could cause them physical or mental harm, and some suffer inhuman and degrading tretment and abuse by staff and other patients.
Despite it's promises to promote the rights of people with disabilities, Croatia has completely failed to end institutionalization and provide community-based alternatives for more than 9000 persons with intellectual disabilities and mental health problems. People are forced to live in prison-like establishments, abide by prison-like rules, sometimes in worse-than-prison conditions, having committed no crime. They are very often stripped of their legal capacity and have no option to ever leave. And some have not even left their rooms for years.
Croatia is currently in the final phases of negotiations to the join the European Union. Closing down institutions and development of community-based services are not exactly part of the accession talks, but respect for human rights is a prerequisite for entry, and deinstitutionalization is in the Joint Inclusion Memorandum between Croatia and the EU, though there has been painfully little progress in implementation over the past number of years. The European Commission could demand more, and now. The problem is that the EC – in this case, as with Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia and Serbia – doesn't really want to see it that way.
The Silence of The Slams
"Thousands of people in Croatia with intellectual disabilities or mental health problems are forced to live in institutions that strip them of their privacy, autonomy, and dignity. The Croatian government has done little to provide alternatives to institutions, despite promises to the European Union and United Nations, and the number of people in institutions is growing", said Human Rights Watch, an international non-governmental organisation, in a report on Croatia published last September.
The report noted that the government is not only funneling money towards longstanding institutions, it also appears to be building new ones — a home in Dubrovnik opened in 2008; and HRW was told by institutions and civil society groups of plans for the construction of at least three more institutions.
The recommendations of HRW to the Croatian government were clear: replace institutions with support programs that provide housing and assistance for life in the community, now disparagingly few.
Months later there has been no response from Croatian government. There were no official responses to the accusations in local or foreign media.
The office of Mr. Ante-Zvonimir Golem, the State Secretary of Croatia's Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, never provided answers to my questions, though I was asked to submit them in writing, and was explicitly promised a response.
So it remains unclear what the government's next steps will be regarding the process of deinstitutionalization and the development of community-based alternatives in the country; how it will finance the process; and whether it has concrete plans for people to be deinstitutionalized in the next couple of years.
The European Comission also kept silent after the report was published.
«Now I'm Only Waiting For Death»
Croatia was amongst the first countries to sign and ratify the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which sets out their right to live in the community. The country has also promised the EU to bring people with mental health problems and intellectual disabilities out. While there is speculation about an existing government plan for deinstitutionalization, it has never been made public. Also, unlike for institutions, there is no specific budget line for deinstitutionalization.
Like many European countries, Croatia has been affected by the economic crisis and has experienced cuts in government spending. However, many claim that the reason for the slow pace of reform is not the lack of money, but the lack of leadership, vision and political will.
"Croatia needs to stop building new institutions and stop undertaking significant refurbishment projects of old institutions. This will free up funding to expand community-based services for persons with intellectual or mental disabilities", says Amanda McRae, a fellow at Human Rights Watch and the author of the report.
The alternative programs are cheaper than institutions – getting about 5400 kuna (729 euro) per month per resident, compared to the 7100 kuna (959 euro) a state-run facility would get.
The main building of Lobor Grad – a social care home for 350 people with mental disabilities, is a 17th century castle in poor condition that could one day be used to attract tourists. However, it is totally unsuitable for housing the 120 people now packed inside it's huge rooms.
«The rooms are too big, they are inadequate» – admits one social worker. Regulations state there should only be five beds per room, but in almost all institutions visited it was common to see ten beds in a room. The social worker also says the institution lacks all kind of staff – nurses, defectologists, psychologists, qualified therapists, but because of the financial crisis there is a government-imposed freeze on new employment.
Three years ago Lobor Grad's director used money from the Swedish government to rent and refurbish a house in the nearby village. Now there are four such houses where 17 people live. When we visit one, a resident had just baked a poppy-seed cake, that she proudly presented to us. When she lived in the castle she was not able to cook at all. Five more houses for supported living were planned for 2011, but this project, together with several similar projects across the country, is currently on hold because of the financial crisis.
Back in the institution, in the ward for immobile people, one elderly woman murmurs: «Now I'm only waiting for death».
«The Worst I Have Seen»
Kornelia Videc, owner of the relatively new, private institution NADA in Vojnic does not share the desire to deinsitutionalize that her colleagues in Lobor Grad have. «Bigger institutions give people choices – you can choose friends, you can choose partners… People are placed in community living in an artificial way, they are not friends, they did not choose eachother», she says.
The Center for Rehabiliation NADA houses 175 people with dual diagnosis: intellectual disabilities and mental health problems, between 18 and 80 years old, and has 200 more on a waiting list. The housing of residents is «permanent», meaning that people come here and they die here. It remains unclear why the Croatian government supports the existance of privately-run institutions, which share most of the problems of the state-run facilities, and doesn't support more community-based living programs.
NADA has an isolation cell on the top floor, «in case someone becomes aggressive». It is an inhumane cupboard-like space, about 4 square meters in size, with thick green plastic insulation covering the walls and floor, no bed, no window, low ventilation and low light. The staff insist that they use it «very rarely, only as temporary placement». There is no maximum time someone could spend there, we're told, «it's individual».
The staff claim that the isolation cell has been used just once in the last 12 months, and that they do not tie anyone to the bed. However, several people say that they have been restrained, or know someone who was. A male resident claims staff has tied him to his bed on several occasions. Another resident, M., tells us that people are in diapers in the isolation cell. She was there for a day one year ago, in diapers. Someone mentions a case in which two people were placed in the cell.
But Kristijan Grdjan from Sjaj, a human-rights organisation, says that when passing the Act on Protection of Persons with Mental Disabilities the legislators did not permit social care homes to use measures restraints and seclusion.
Even when not in the isolation cell, people at NADA are extremely isolated. They are not allowed to go alone to the village, this happens only in groups, accompanied by staff. In the common room there are tens of people sitting at tables, doing nothing. Someone stretches out an arm to say hello to us, the arm is immediately pulled down by a staff member.
"I would say the situation in NADA is the worst I have seen in my four years of monitoring institutions. It has good material conditions, but completely lacks humanity. It looks more like a penal institution than a social care home. Opening such institutions should be prohibited by law", Mr. Grdjan says.
Kristijan Grdjan was part of the monitoring team of the Mental Disability Advocacy Center, a Budapest-based international human rights organisation which inspected Croatian institutions during the Summer of 2010 and is due to produce a report in the Spring of 2011. I joined the MDAC team in these monitoring visits, as a representative of the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee.
«In the last five years I went to the yard twice»
The Home for Adult People with Mental Health problems «Osijek» is a social care home for permanent stay, housing about 200 people. According to staff, in the last 20 years only three people went back to the community. Most of the residents are between 35 and 65 years old.
But in Osijek I also meet R., a 19 year old woman who came here last year. R. looks like a typical teenager. She says she would like to leave the institution, and finish school. Instead she mostly sleeps during the day, obviously a side-effect of all the strong medications she is given. R. is a typical social case: At seven she was placed in a children's home and later in a foster home – «it was horrible, I was always locked» – and now, because of the lack of alternatives to institutions in the country, she has nowhere else to go.
Osijek doesn't have an isolation room. At least this is what the staff say. When we find it, in a dark corridor on the ground floor, they change the story, perhaps because according to the law they can't have one – they use it only for admissions. But R. says she was placed in the isolation room on a number of occasions, the last time two months ago, when she left the institution and came back «a bit drunk». Several other residents confirm that the room is in active use.
In fact the whole ground floor of Osijek, where the immobile residents are, is one big isolation room. A., who has been here for 16 years, doesn't have a mental disability; she had surgery on her spine and is a «neurological case». «In the last 5 years I went to the yard twice. I really, really have to insist that I am taken outside», A. says. One woman, who has been in the institution for almost two years now claims she has never been taken outside, the furthest she's been is the corridor.
Back in A.'s room, she raises her hand in the direction of a silent elderly woman in a nearby bed, and says: «It's getting worse. Before they washed her once a week. Now – once a month».
Talking about bathing and dignity, in one of the closed wards in Ugljan, the psychiatric hospital, all shampoo and soap are under staff control. Showers and toilets have no doors. Staff explains that when somebody takes a shower, the protocol is for staff to stay at the main door, with shampoo and soap, watching the person all the time.
There's no deinstitutionalization in Ugljan. When people leave the psychiatric hospital, it is usually to be moved to a social care home, and rarely to a foster care home, but almost no one goes back to the community.
It's the same in Rab, another psychiatric hospital. "There are no real possibilities for deinstitutionalization in Croatia, especially for people with mental disorders", says Rab's director. But the deputy director claims he does not know of «a country where deistutionalization produces positive results».
It is a magnificent summer day in Ugljan, the hospital's garden breezy, and bursting in green. Inside an isolation room A. sits in his excrements on the floor, with a large wound on his foot from last week when he broke the window. «He mostly sleeps in the isolation room. There's no maximum. It's individual", Uglijan's staff say. Rab's director added: "In psychiatry everything is indivdual».
But in fact, it is not. There is absolutely nothing individual in a warehouse for people.


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- 65 – The age at which the average American expects to retire, up from 63 in 2002.
- 26 – Percentage of baby boomers who expect to retire at age 70 or later.
- $265,000 – the estimated amount a couple, both age 65, should expect to spend on health care.
- 22 – Percentage of couples who factor health care costs into retirement.
- 30 – Percentage of adults born in the 1940s and 1950s who have traditional pension plans.
- 11 – Percentage of adults born in the 1980s who are expected to have a traditional pension plan.
- 60 – Percentage of medical expenses that Medicare by itself covers.
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Tracknotes: "Movin" by Follow The Train
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A few thoughts inspired by Follow The Train's "Movin", from their 2010 album Mercury…
- Epic pop song (NICE!). Sorta like "Hey Jude" crossed with "Corduroy" and "Champagne Supernova" but not really.
- They just don't make indie rock like this anymore – direct, anthemic, transcendent, spine-tingling indie rock.
- Frontman Dennis Sheridan comes off like Greg Dulli, all the passion minus the strip-club creepiness.
- Love that bridge – bassy, funky, spaced-out – a total freak-down.
- Great symphonic strings too. Whodunnit?
- There's no easy way of describing this track without underdoing it. It's just freakin great.
- Probably one of the best of the year. I'm sure I'll give it the solid write-up at the end of the year.
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Behind the eight ball. A term, referring to the game of pool, meaning in an unfavorable or uncomfortable position
Now is the time:
- To treat for mites. A graduate student did her work on Varroa studies. She concluded that if bees aren't treated for mites by Sept. 10th. the odds of the bees overwintering go down dramatically. Are you behind the eight ball?
- Feeding: Do you have enough food in the hive for winter? The top box should have eight full frames and one partially full frame of honey. The heaviest brood box needs to be on top of the brood boxes. Having a heavy box on the bottom of the brood boxes will do nothing to help feed the bees in the winter, it needs to be on top of the brood boxes. If you do not have this you need to feed now. If your hive has not enough honey and you are not feeding, are you behind the eight ball?
- Time is ticking by everyday. Get the work done now. If it cools down early, the bees may no longer take down feed. If they don't take down the feed, there will not be enough food for winter. Don't get behind the eight ball.


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The season will be kicked off with an opening event on the Solent. This is a venue familiar to the fleet and home to a couple of teams over the past few years. The first event is always interesting as the winter training always shows against the teams still dusting off the sails. To help the transition into the season for those who are slightly rusty, this event will include a training day on the Friday to get boats on the water and blow the cobwebs away.
The event will take place Friday 14th April to Sunday 16th
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Training day (Friday 14th April)
There will be a training day on the first day of the event. This day will see the fleet getting together before heading out to set a course and quickly discuss anything crews want to cover. There is a possibility of getting a coach involved for this day, should boats want this organised.
Sailing Course
These will be made available nearer the time.
Sailing Instructions
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There will be a social on both nights with the Saturday night an open invite to the colunteers over the weekend. This will be based in Southampton in the evening after sailing both days.
Most sailors will be based in Southampton with a variety of accomodation available in the city.
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Gerard is all about giving his clients outstanding service from the initial enquiry through to the settlement period. A wealth of experience and commitment to honest and informative feedback is how Gerard supports his clients in making the right decisions when selling or buying a home. This exceptional track record for getting the 'job done' for sellers and buyers the like is just one of the reasons Gerard is an award winning Inner West Agent.
Over the last 7 years, Gerard has generated and maintained a personal clearance rate of 75% at auction - a whopping 20% above general market clearance rates. As well, Gerard Partners are rated (by an independent source) the highest median house price achieving Agents in Leichhardt / Petersham. Performance like this is the result of the personal attention to detail, care and diligence that Gerard puts into each and every client relationship.
Knowledge, experience, creativity, integrity and good old fashioned hard work – that is the Gerard Partners culture which Gerard lives and breathes every day.
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Cranbourne East is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 44 km south-east of Melbourne's central business district. Its local government area is the City of Casey.
The State Government's 2008 Victorian Transport Plan transport policy includes the new station at Cranbourne East, and have given it a medium timeframe for construction. It is scheduled to be built by 2015, at a cost of $200 million. Such an extension would extend suburban services by around 2 km.
The Growth Areas Authority released a draft report known as the 'Cranbourne East Development Plan' in 2008, aiming to develop available land within the following few years within the suburb and neighbouring Clyde North. The land is roughly bounded by the South Gippsland Highway, Casey Fields, Berwick – Cranbourne Road, and Thompson Road. The development plan includes a mixture of parkland, high and low density housing, and a small industrial precinct. (Source : Wikipedia)
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