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LIVE TRAINING WITH ANDREW HORDER, Joyful Genius Coach
"Having a successful and profitable business doesn't have to mean abandoning your principles and giving up your joy"
That email I sent ...
You don't have to sell your soul!
Last week I ran a new webinar for conscious business owners who aren't achieving the levels of success and joy they deserve - especially those in one-person businesses.
Like I said, I see loads of very talented and committed people, who have a desperate desire to bring their value to the world, and it breaks my heart to see so many of them struggling to get properly paid for it. Or even worse, feeling that they have had to 'sell out' and do work that's not really what they want to be doing.
So here's the thing - you don't have to sell your soul to turn your 'OK' practice into a robust and sustainable business that will see you getting properly rewarded for your unique genius and the value you bring to the world, AND getting your work out to a wider audience.
The webinar explores it all, and shares some solutions for you - and I'm running it again, this coming Wednesday 20th April, at 8pm (London time - that's 3pm Eastern and 11:30am Pacific): "Conscious Success - how to make great money in business, without selling your soul"
Places are limited, but you can still grab your spot here: www.joyful-genius.com/conscious-success
It would be great to 'see' you there.
Keep up the great work!
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PS: even though I'll be sharing some of my best material, this webinar is completely free of charge. But remember, places are limited by the restricted bandwidth of the software I use, and it will be first-come, first served, so reserve your place now
PPS: I would really rather have been able to re-run it a bit sooner, but this weekend I've been on a really cool live-streamed event with Access Consciousness and I just couldn't fit it in. And ideally I'd start a bit earlier than 8pm on Wednesday, but I don't finish my pilates class until 7:30!
The 3 essential parts of your Joyful Genius
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5 dangerous myths about work
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Why bringing your genius to work is not a choice
and what you can and must do about it!
How to love what you do for a living
AND make a living doing what you love
The 5 secrets to accessing your Power
making your life and business an easy flow of effectiveness and joyfulness
Andrew Horder
Andrew Horder is an author, coach and NLP Master Practitioner helping entrepreneurs and executives discover their genius, those activities and opportunities that they really love, and that will produce their lasting success. Founder of Joyful Genius Coaching, TheBusyFool.com and creator of the innovative Opportunity Matrix prioritisation tool, Andrew brings to his work an unusual combination of deep logical analysis and an abiding interest in people and their human motivations. His first book, "The A to Z of Loving Work" is available from Amazon.


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Jim Jagielski wrote: > > On Feb 14, 2007, at 3:28 PM, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: > >> >> It's always been small groups ;-) But we are loathe to drop the 'barrier >> to entry' of demonstrating that the new coder is 'cluefull'. This is a >> server platform, rife with the security issues that go along with that. >> > > We need to remind ourselves of the long period of > time between 1.3 and 2.0, and the relatively short > one between 2.0 and 2.2. The reason? Easy-to-manage > changes. 2.0 was a victim of "just one more thing"itis, > which made it prolonged as well as more complex than > it needed to be. Most of the things we want to > fix are things that were done "quickly" to get > the basically implementation in there. > > IMO, an Async baseline, event-based state model > is, no doubt, the direction we need to be heading. > Unless we do that right, the other stuff really won't > be that worthwhile in the server we eventually come up > with. To turn this around, there's no reason not to start working towards a flattened brigade passing schema such as serf's in a 3.0 prior to an async 4.0. Or begin to refactor the conf schema in 2.4. Pick something. My comment overall to Paul's post is that there's nothing stopping this now; he did a fairly good job of identifying things that would be nice to have, and show us the code, or thank you for the kick in the pants as the case might be. If there are obstacles, please start a thread on those. Bill
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Having diabetes does not mean you are doomed to a boring, repetitive food routine. it simply means that you must spend a little more time paying attention to what you eat and when you eat it - as well as how you cook and eat it. A diabetes meal planner will let you easily work out your meals without the worry of whether or not it is suitable for your health because you will have worked out in advance what you should be eating!
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One of the most common but the most feared diseases is diabetes. It's feared and dreaded because it is very easy for the disease to get out of control and lead to death. If the US statistics are anything to go by, people are justified to dread the disease because the statistics show that diabetes comes third in the list of killer diseases in the US. The worldwide statistics regarding diabetes are equally shocking.
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Do you have diabetes? Do you know the symptoms? Do you know the number one killer of diabetes patients? Protect yourself, your family, and your loved ones by getting all the information you need to know to manage your diabetes.
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Millions of people worldwide suffer from diabetes. The best way to find and check for diabetes is by doing a blood test. This article will address the different types of diabetes tests available.
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Diabetes Mellitus or diabetes is a medical condition leading to a hike or rise of glucose or sugar levels in blood. It belongs to the group of metabolic disorders
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On the other hand, some condition of diabetes are the other way around. Of course nobody wants to suffer from the painful diabetes ending results. Excessive use of sugar has been known to increase incidences of type 2 diabetes and obesity. Diabetes is a syndrome of disordered metabolism. Once you are diagnosed as being a diabetic, it will be for a lifetime.
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Diabetes is a chronic and complex disease, caused by having too much glucose (sugar) in the blood. This happens when there is low or no insulin production or improper utilization of insulin.
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Diabetes Symptoms and Home Treatment of Diabetes
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Diabetes is a chronic and multifaceted disease, caused by have too much glucose (sugar) in the blood. This happens when there is low or no insulin manufacture or rude utilization of insulin. Hormone insulin is desirable to convert glucose in blood into energy. Diabetes can also be called as Diabetes mellitus, Blood sugar, Blood glucose, Diabetics and Diabetes.
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Here is a very rare performance by Black Uhuru featuring Junior Reid on lead vocals. After being dropped by Island Records, Michael Rose leaves Black Uhuru and is replaced by Waterhouse singer Junior Reid who leaves his group Voice of Progress to take the helm of Black Uhuru. A talented singer and an electrifying performer, Reid brings new energy to Black Uhuru and they are signed to RAS Records by Doctor Dread. They immediately get to work on a new album titled Brutal. Reid pens some serious songs for the album including "Fit You Haffe Fit," "Conviction or a Fine," "Great Train Robbery," "Let Us Pray," and "Dread In The Mountain" ("Chanting"). I love the Brutal LP. The album and its dub companion are nominated for a Grammy Award and the group embarks on a short-lived US tour.
There are very few Black Uhuru live performances circulating featuring Junior Reid. This is one of their finest. The band begins to disintegrate. Their next album with Jammy is started but never completed, they stop working with Sly and Robbie, and Sandra "Puma" Jones leaves the band due to ill health (she passes in 1990 from cancer). Her replacement is Reid's sister Janet "Olafunke" Reid, and the group returns in 1988 with the Positive album. Reid is unable to obtain a US visa, and unable to tour, leaves the band.
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World at War (The): The Complete Series
A televisual milestone and the benchmark for all war documentaries that followed, The World at War presents the story of World War Two, from its beginnings in Hitler's pre-war Germany to its horrific climax at Hiroshima.
Made with the full co-operation of the Imperial War Museum and narrated by Sir Laurence Olivier, this powerful twenty-six part series combines eyewitness testimony with rare archive footage to tell the unforgettable story of the greatest conflict the world has ever known.
A brand-new digital restoration, this is The World at War as it is meant to be seen – in its original fullscreen format with the maximum picture area from the original film materials now visible onscreen.
[] All eight supplementary documentaries made by the World at War production team
[] "Making of" documentaries
[] Experiences of War: unseen and extended interviews
[] Dolby 5.1 mix (as well as original mono audio)
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"Big wallet, small waistline" might as well be the new mantra for today's one percenters. The "Less Than (size) Zero" set now engages in competitive weight loss without a hint of irony.
From dieting and working out to having gastric bypass or liposuction surgery, the monied are now trying to one up (or shall we say, "one down?") each other in a rousing game of "how low can you go (in size?)"
The Observer's Richard Kirshenbaum weighs in on the trend, explaining he calls it "Competitive Thinness or CT SPORTS." He gives us the skinny on some affluent folks who are getting creative to keep those lbs. off.
"Everyone just inhale. It's a great trick and makes you feel like you ate the bread, but didn't," is one tip offered by the biggest loser around a table at a recent event. "Another tip is to just take a piece of crust and then send back the basket. Crust has less calories. And the crunch makes you feel like you've eaten the whole slice." One skinny Minnie offers, " I eat what I want but only have one or two bites."
Those competing in the "Oslimpics" deem gifts of chocolate as passive aggressive acts — "if someone really has an issue with you….(dramatic pause) they will send you a box of chocolates!" — and think being called a size 4 can be equated with a slur — "I'm also offended when someone sends me a gift, maybe a blouse in a size 4. I find that insulting."
Those living larger than life lives don't actually want to be literally large in reality. While money can buy all sorts of tasty treats, the Richie Riches of today are different than those of yesteryear. While women have always had to eat like birds to stay en vogue, men used to be able to chow down on thick juicy steaks and kick back with multiple martinis. Nowadays even men have to keep it tight and right.
A "Real Estate Rockstar" explained it to Kirshenbaum thusly: "Competitive women drive men to be competitive, i.e 'You shouldn't have that late night snack. You're going on vacation soon and will be in a bathing suit.' It's keeping the libido/ego in check."
Lest you think this is all just a load of crap — well, "the Rockstar" offers one additional tip for maximizing one's weight loss: "You know that my favorite day for weighing myself is after a colonoscopy." [NYO]


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THERMODYNAMICS FOR ENGINEERS focuses on outcome-based learning, which has been identified by ABET as an essential aspect of engineering curricula. Learning outcomes are listed at the start of each chapter and identified as completed at relevant places in the text, followed by a summary at the end of each chapter. Authors Kenneth Kroos and Merle Potter bring decades of teaching experience to a clear writing style that describes key concepts without straying from the course. The language of thermodynamics is explained in careful detail so that students can quickly understand the concepts presented and the analysis techniques used. Extensive use of practical examples demonstrates the proper set-up and solution of problems. These skills are then further developed using a wide variety of homework problems. Some homework problems are presented with an increased degree of complexity to allow the instructor to challenge the more accomplished. THERMODYNAMICS FOR ENGINEERS focuses on clearly outlining the role of thermodynamics in real engineering. It takes students through clear explanations of concepts, followed by mathematical techniques of analysis and applications of these in solving engineering problems. Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.The first law is also used in differential form as dq 2 d 5 du (3.23) where the differentials of q and w are inexact but the differential ... Use more than one method to find Q. Water Solution At 208C and 508C and atmospheric pressure, the water is a subcooled ... most of the problems in a first course in thermodynamics, the kinetic and potential energy changes are either zero or negligible, as in this example.
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After attending this year's THE Marketing Event—Changing the Game, it became clear to me that many marketers within our field are still looking for answers about how to get a seat at the table at their firms. Many attendees that day voiced concerns about being left out of integral business discussions or strategic initiatives where their perspectives could add great value to their organizations. Hearing so many of my colleagues' struggles, it caused me to re-think how it is I'm so fortunate to not only be a part of these discussions at my firm, but in many cases lead them.
Sometimes it's a game of musical chairs.
In nearly every A/E/C firm, meetings are seen by leadership as lost billable time. Consequently, they often limit attendees to a minimal number of people to fray costs rather than focus on bringing the right perspectives together to solve a specific business problem or to plan for business tomorrow. It's important to help your firm's leadership understand that marketers often are one of only a handful of people who aren't a technical person—that is an architect, engineer or other professional (billable) skilled person—and therefore bring a business-focused perspective rather than a technical-focused perspective. Often times our firm's leaders are technical personnel who have worked up to their roles so they default to what they know. We must help them understand the value of what they don't know—the value of a new or different perspective. Adding more technical staff to the room won't change the dialogue because they often bring the same thinking. A marketer, however, would add a significantly different viewpoint to the discussion, helping to steer toward a solution that others may not have thought about. Convince your leadership that different thinking leads to different solutions—convince them to play a game of musical chairs and change some of the players in the room if they're not willing to add more. Innovation can't happen with too many like-minds.
Sometimes you have to bring your own chair.
I'm sure many people will counter that they've tried to explain the thinking above yet they still do not have a seat at the table. I, too, at a point in my early career had difficulty explaining this thinking. The leaders I worked with agreed with my logic but wanted proof without actually going for a test drive. It was frustrating until I one day decided that I wasn't going to wait to be invited to sit at the table. The firm I worked for at the time had monthly marketing and business development meetings with each department. My manager manually updated Excel spreadsheets with the current leads each department was tracking and saved them to the network where they would be dusted off four weeks later for the next meeting. I saw opportunity to streamline these efforts using the existing Deltek Vision system, save countless man-hours, and make the information accessible to anyone at any time. I pitched it to my manager, stayed late to get it up and running, and then attended the next monthly meeting to show the new reports. But I didn't just show the reports; I chimed in with my perspective on new angles to connect with the decision-makers for the pursuits we were tracking. I brought my own chair. Some of the ideas I shared were welcomed; others shot down with little entertainment. But, I was at the table from that point forward. Find an alternative way to get to the table, bring your own chair, and don't look back.
Sometimes you're at the wrong table.
It's no mystery I've hopped around a few firms so far in my career. I stayed with the engineering firm for 18 months and then ended up leading marketing for a large architecture firm. The firm was in a position for great change—new leadership, new projects, and new people. The combination seemed ideal. I carefully absorbed the firm for my first few months, and slowly started to infuse minor changes within existing processes based on my experience and what I believed would best help the firm move forward. Some changes were accepted, some were not, and many were combated simply because they were different. It slowly became clear to me that I would have to fight for every inch I needed to be successful. It became clear to me that, while I had a seat at the table, I was at the wrong table. It was a difficult decision to leave the company—I had a one-of-a-kind relationship with the company's COO, had made great friends with coworkers (one of whom I live with today), and respected the work the firm put out. But it was clear that my ability to impact the organization was minimal at best.
What does it all mean?
The reality is it's up to you to decide which scenario fits you—if any—whether you have to fight for your spot in a game of musical chairs, if you have to cheat and bring your own chair, or if you're fighting to sit at the wrong table altogether. As marketers, we each bring something invaluable to our firms among a sea of technical staff, but it's up to us to determine if our firms are willing and able to not only recognize that value but make it a part of the way they do business. In each of the scenarios above, it was my choice to fight to make a difference or to move on, ultimately leading me to where I am today: a firm that considers marketing and business development an integral part of nearly every discussion.Tags: Finding Your Marketing Voice


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Hello! We're really excited to be writing this blog post, as we've so much to tell! In the last two and a bit weeks, we have celebrated Rachel's birthday, had a trip to Pokhara, and watched with some horror and much amazement as our accident-prone flat plumbing was fixed.
Two weeks ago on Saturday, Rachel – to her dismay, it seemed – turned 18 and 'became an adult'. Rach and Rebekah have no idea what this is supposed to mean… Having just recovered from illness (thank you so much for your prayers), our plans for the day were rather up in the air. But as it turned out, the lack of planning made for a relaxed day, which included a visit to the zoo. The animals are, by the way, very close neighbours of ours, as our flat is less than 100 metres from the zoo wall, and we have (once) heard the tigers roaring! Next up, at the beginning of December, is Rebekah's birthday. Whereas Rachel is "not really a birthday person", Rebekah is the polar opposite and we will have to go 'all out' on the planning for the 4th of December!
Last week was a frenzy of preparation to go away for a few days to Pokhara – this is the second biggest city in Nepal and a magnet for foreign tourists because it is closer to the Himalayas than Kathmandu. We have been excited about this trip ever since we arrived in country, as it would mean a chance to see the mountains, closer than ever, and escape the pollution in the capital city. And, as you can see from the photos, it didn't let us down! It's a beautiful, beautiful place.
We were based at Green Pastures Hospital, on the edge of Pokhara, which is funded by the International Nepal Fellowship (INF). One of our supervisors works for INF, who were holding their first ever international conference last week, bringing staff from Nepal, the UK, Australia and Canada together for pretty much the first time. It was a pleasure to be a part of it, in charge of leading a programme of activities for the children of INF families. We adopted the theme of 'the Armour of God', and looked at people mentioned in the Bible who 'put on the armour'. Much fun was had and chaos caused by the craft activity: making a suit of armour for a paper cut-out of each child!
The hospital complex includes a guesthouse for INF use, cottages for patients and/or families of patients to recuperate in, and a farm to allow those families to work whilst they are (a long way) away from home – people often come from extremely remote, rural parts of Nepal to receive treatment. We were staying in the 'farmhouse' wing of the guesthouse, which meant we had to squelch through the buffalo yard to get back to our room every night.
And in final news from our time in Pokhara, we went paragliding!!! This was a surreal and incredible experience, which makes us feel doubly lucky to be in Nepal and have had the opportunity to do it. Thank you to our supervisors and parents for putting up with the nerves until we were safely on the ground once again! So in summary, we have had an extremely blessed time in Pokhara, and it might have been a little dull to return to Kathmandu… …
We needn't have worried. We returned to our flat to find that the kitchen was flooded with water, presumably the outcome of a burst pipe. The next day was spent watching, bemused, as the plumber proceeded to re-cement the kitchen wall tiles, replace our kitchen tap, and take our bathroom sink off the wall. None of them actions we had expected, given that there seemed to be a leak behind the kitchen tiles which would require fixing before re-cementing, and our bathroom plumbing had seemed to be working fine. But it got us back up and running! Evidently, our very limited plumbing knowledge had been misleading us! Maybe…
Prayer points:
Praise for the opportunity we've had to see another part of Nepal, and look up at the Himalayas!
Prayer that our plumbing would cause us no more problems. Praise for our landlord and his family, who are very keen to help us out where they can.
Prayer for the upcoming weeks of getting stuck back into projects; particularly for the preschool, where we are allowed to teach about the Christmas story and really want to do it justice; and for ABBS, where we would like to start contributing ideas and activities to our classrooms.
Thank you for reading. Keep scrolling down if you'd like to see more of our photos! We just couldn't narrow them down any more.


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moomoo wrote:no point getting an increase today and being jobless in a month.
dlocko wrote:moomoo wrote:no point getting an increase today and being jobless in a month.
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moomoo wrote:no point getting an increase today and being jobless in a month.
rono wrote:Uz dont know about the half of it,all uz are hearing about is the 11% increase.That isnt goin to happen and anyone who is striking knows that,but what you are not hearing about is the 10% they want to take off us,the overtime restrictions,the travel money and country money being scraped,having to supply your own power tools,stupid no phone rules, geting unqualified people in to do electrical work for 75% of a sparks wage which means all the foreigners can come in,this would ruin the trade. And this is just the start all the other trades will go the same way.
The employers have allready been paid these increases anyway when they priced the jobs but havent passed the money onto the workers and just pocketed the money. We cant afford to strike but we cant just lye there and take it.Forget about the increase thats just bad publicity its the cuts and these stupid rules we dont want.the bosses are rich enough,they have been riping us off long enough.
Im a Plant fitter and we had to take a 10% cut on wages,no more tea/lunch money, trackers in the vans, ban on overtime, we had short time for 4 months, going back on it soon.
Get over it sparks everyone is in the same boat.
Our company still has loads of directors and managers and i haven't seen them take a pay cut.took many chefs i say.and we have had plenty of redundances.
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Inclusivity and diversity create an explosion of creativity and content. Unexpected, stunning, mesmerizing works of imagery can be found in this year's Gaming for Everyone Exhibit. The power of the image to communicate and entrance has long been at the center of human expression, and the power of feedback and procedural response enable games to harness that power in new and stunning ways. Presented by Intel, come experience an exhibit of games that surprise with their look, that use image to reach us in new and unusual ways, and that reinforce how crucial diversity is to art.
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Come hear our Gaming for Everyone Developers give the rundown on their games. The art. The teams. The process of creation. And why inclusivity is such an important aspect to consider in creators and content. We are grateful to Intel for returning year after year to celebrate these important creators and the Gaming for Everyone Initiative. Make sure not to miss this very special event!
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Pastor Christa Compton
The Rev. Dr. Christa M. Compton is a lifelong Lutheran who grew up in Lexington, South Carolina. After graduating from the University of Virginia in 1993 with a B.A. in English and a Masters in Teaching, Christa spent the first decade of her professional life as a high school English teacher in Columbia, S.C. Christa moved to California in 2002 to pursue a PhD in the Stanford School of Education, which she completed in 2007. From 2002 to 2009 she worked with the Stanford Teacher Education Program and enjoyed serving as a supervisor and course instructor for people entering the teaching profession.
Over time, however, the call to ordained ministry grew stronger, and in the fall of 2009 Christa entered Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary to begin the preparation process to become a Lutheran pastor. Her seminary years were filled with many rich ministry experiences, including an internship year at Sierra Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sierra Vista, AZ and opportunities to serve in congregations in the Bay Area. Christa graduated from the seminary in May of 2013 with her Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree and joined Gloria Dei in August of that year.
We invite you to call the office if you would like to speak with Pastor Christa. She can be reached by phone: (973) 635-5889 and by email: email@example.com.
Carol Beadle Serves as Minister of Music
Carol leads the music ministries at Gloria Dei, from congregational singing to prepared choral pieces and instrumental preludes and postludes. She is a talented musician, educator and choral director, and also directs the Adult Choir and the Joyful Noise Children's Choir.
The formal search for a Minister of Music is being led by John Crouthamel. Please contact the church office for details or interest in the position.
Lynda Pullis Serves as Administrative Coordinator
Lynda coordinates administrative matters for Gloria Dei. Her roles include preparing the Sunday worship bulletin and other worship materials, coordinating all worship service roles, managing the office, and organizing our communications via mail, phone, and e-mail.
Lynda also supports the Congregation Council and works on other special projects as needed.
Church Council
Gloria Dei has a Church Council that oversees the life and activities of this congregation. (More about our Council)


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A field can become a community,
it is the people who make it,
it is what is inside that counts.
We are looking forward to a busy and productive few months as we move into the summer terms and we are already making use of our field and outdoor areas.
We are now able to make good use of the outdoor stage area and will be using our 'Studio' for lots of musical activities. The gardening club have been busy sowing seeds and tidying the kitchen garden area so were are hoping for a bumper crop this year – weather permitting! Another exciting development is the outdoor space towards the back of the field and we have now given the go – ahead for the pond area and the fencing around it. It will take time for this to establish itself but in time, we should see lots of wildlife in there and it will provide a fabulous area on site for some science investigations. In addition, the area in the far corner has now been planted up with willow and this should form a canopy for an outdoor learning area, which the children will be able to use.
These will be exciting terms with a lots of activities planned to make the most of the anticipated good weather. The Year 6 residential activity is always a highlight and I know that they are all looking forward to this after their hard work towards their SATs. Other events during the next two terms include a range of class trips and visits as well as a number of sporting events including our own School Games Day. Our Summer Fair is always well supported and we hope that the children can take part in as much of this as possible as it is a great opportunity for some of them to perform to an audience.
It is hard to believe that we are now in our final terms of this academic year and we will be starting to meet new children and families as they prepare to join Goat Lees in September 2018. Of course this also means that we are preparing our Yr6 children for their transition to secondary school and making sure that they are fully equipped for the next stage in their education. A good transition for all our children is always important so we will be out visiting nurseries and Early Years providers as well as meeting with our secondary school colleagues to make sure that this process is as smooth as possible.
Best wishes
Teresa Adams, Headteacher, Goat Lees Primary School
You can follow this link to download our school prospectus.
Please click here for the school calendar 2017-2018 where you can find the dates of important events throughout the year.
If you require any paper copies of the information provided on our website, please enquire in the school office.
Headteacher - Ms Adams
School Secretary - Ms Renwick
Telephone - 01233 630201
Hurst Road, Kennington, Ashford, Kent, TN24 9RR
|23 Aug 2018 - 12:00am - Last day of Term 6
|03 Sep 2018 - 08:00am - School Development Day
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|04 Sep 2018 - 08:40am - First Day of Term 1
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November 20, 2015
A $40,000 Daily Numbers Win and a $5,000 Lucky for Life Winner
A woman from North Providence claimed two winning $20,000 Daily Numbers tickets from the evening draw on November 18th. She wagered $1.00 on four (4) straight bets on each ticket, using the exact same number for each bet, 7 4 8 9. The number drawn in the November 18th drawing came out in the exact order she played it, resulting in a $20,000 win on each ticket. The woman said she has been playing for years and is thrilled to have finally won big. She plans to use the majority of the money won to pay bills and willsave the rest. She purchased the winning tickets at Smith St. Shell, 1525 Smith St., North Providence.
A Cranston man claimed a $5,000 Lucky for Life™ prize from the November 19th drawing. His ticket matched four numbers and the Lucky Ball. He said he has been in complete shock since early this morning when he checked his ticket at a local retailer, and the clerk told him he would need to claim his prize at the Lottery Headquarters. "I couldn't believe it," he said. He plans to use the money won to make this Christmas extra special for his daughter. The winning ticket was purchased at Pontiac Food Mart, 527 Pontiac Ave., Cranston. Last night's Lucky™ for Life drawing also resulted in a $1,000 a day for life top prize winning ticket sold in South Carolina.
This website, www.RILOT.com, is the official website of
the Rhode Island Lottery. It is UNLAWFUL for anyone under the age of 18 to play the Lottery. Although every effort is made to ensure the accuracy
of the winning numbers information on this website, mistakes
can occur. If you have questions about winning numbers, contact
the Lottery at 401.463.6500 or visit your nearest Lottery
Retailer for the official winning numbers and game information.


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Cultivating an interest in arts and crafts can be an excellent hobby, or even the start of a fulfilling career. What can be great, too, is actually crafting products that you can really put to good use. Learning what you can do in arts and crafts is important, so begin by reading the tips below.
Would you like to know where to find the best craft supplies? It's not uncommon to find countless merchants online offering great discounts on craft items. With a quick search you can find lots of great deals. Some stores even give you free shipping, for even greater savings.
Do you need a wonderful source for craft supplies? You can find a good deal of savings simply by shopping online. A quick search will help you locate the best deals. Many stores have free shipping, too.
If you are involved in a project that is messy, put down newspapers to stave off damage. When your project is done, throw newspaper away and you won't need to be concerned about mess issues.
If you are doing arts and crafts that have the potential to create a mess, use old newspaper on any surfaces to avoid any damage. Once you are done with your projects, you can throw away the newspaper and not have to worry about trying to take care of any issues.
Don't be too overbearing when children are working on their crafts. Doing arts and crafts is supposed to bring out their creative side. You will not be able to do this if you are constantly pointing out areas in which the wrong thing may have been done.
There are a million different things that can be used to create something crafty. Paper goods you normally throw away are good options. Paper towel rolls or toilet paper rolls are useful. You can even use magazines and newspapers. Reconsider everything you plan to throw out.
Research great craft ideas online. The Internet has several websites that you can get ideas from. It doesn't matter what the age of the person is who is doing the project, because you will undoubtedly find something anyone can do if you are looking online.
Let children be creative when it comes to their projects. Doing arts and crafts is supposed to bring out their creative side. You'll never accomplish the stated goal if you're hanging over your child and trying to get things "perfect".
Etsy is great for finding supplies for your arts and crafts. Individuals use the site to offer items. In addition to purchasing your supplies, this site offers you a chance to sell your projects. Etsy is a pretty good choice if your current or next project requires vintage media.
If you can't seem to find reasonably priced art supplies, check second hand stores. Thrift shops have different types of supplies for crafts. Check in frequently as items come in every day.
Keep your craft supplies organized. There are lots of ways to store and organize your supplies. Find a way to work for you. Having good organization is an easy way to know if you have the types of supplies needed to help you create a project. It also helps you know what supplies you have.
Beadaholique offers shoppers a place to find everything they need to create custom jewelry. Beautiful jewelry can be made with many different accessories. Much of today's fashion is centered around costume jewelry. Create pieces for every outfit and save some dollars when you make it yourself.
If you've got a cloudiness to your mosaic after the mortar is dried, try to wipe the mosaic clean with a rag sprayed with glass cleaner. Mortar powder is difficult to remove any other way, and you can't leave it there.
Keep your focus on just one thing. It's far too easier to have more than one project going at a time. However, that leaves things unfinished. Spend the time necessary to complete each project before beginning a new one. This will help ensure that your craft projects get completed.
Get your kids involved in crafting. Try to think of projects your children will enjoy working on. If you lack ideas, check the Internet or ask your friends.
You don't have to lay out perfect samples of the craft you want to do with children. You should avoid examples so kids can create things themselves. They can play with their faces like Picasso, for example. This is a time to let them be creative without interference.
Your kitchen is a great place to find arts and crafts supplies. You can find many great ideas about arts and crafts there. Things alike metal cans, glass jars, and tin foil are just a few examples. There are even things like beans and pasta (dried of course) that can be used.
Clean your finished mosaic with glass cleaner. The mortar powder is hard to get out any other way, and you want to avoid powder gumming the finish of your finished piece.
If you just began learning oil painting and you don't like what you've made, paint over it. You can do that with oils, and the additional layers of paint won't affect the surface of the canvas. In fact, the revised edition might be your favorite project yet!
Children thoroughly enjoy making crafts and different art creations. With kids, consider what they like to do already. If you are stuck on craft ideas, you can ask your friends or even search online to find great answers!
To make a fun bird feeder with your kids, start with a pine cone and add peanut butter over the whole outside. When the peanut butter still has stickiness, roll it all around in bird seeds. Let it dry, attach a string and then hang it outside.
If you are looking for crafting materials, go to your kitchen. You can find a wealth of potential arts and crafts supplies here. Things alike metal cans, glass jars, and tin foil are just a few examples. Pasta or beans can work, too.
If you are good at arts and crafts, you might want to start creating the gifts you give to others instead of buying them. Giving your arts and crafts creations to friends and family can add a nice personal touch to your gifts throughout the year. A lot of people prefer handmade items over something from a store, and you can save a ton of money, as well.
Before starting any arts and crafts, be sure you already have what you need to create your project. Having to stop to get things is tedious. Create a checklist and get it all ahead of time.
A great website used by crafters is Etsy. Etsy is a website that specializes in selling your arts and crafts online. You can also view other artists work to gain inspiration for your next project. Etsy is a great website that allows you to upload and sell your favorite arts and crafts creations, and can help you finance your hobby.
People who get into arts and crafts can start making their own presents instead of buying them. This allows you to personalize presents throughout the year, handing them out at the holidays. When you make something from scratch, people consider it as from the heart and thereby love it even more. Making your own presents can save you a lot of unnecessary financial stress.
Try buying wholesale arts and crafts supplies if they are pricy. If you buy at a crafts store, you'll pay a ton. Wholesale helps you save money. You can share with your friends or resell what you have extra of.
To teach kids how patterns work when drawn, get their Spirograph out or get one online. Your children will be amazed at how the lines flow together as they use it, and they will learn a little about physics at the same time.
Be sure you make time for your craft projects. You should not rush through your projects. Quality is the result of devoting attention and time to your work. You cannot do it justice when you do not take enough time. So make some time for it and you'll notice different results.
Try to make arts and crafts an educational experience with kids. Counting supplies, reading directions and other things can help them learn while they enjoy the hobby.
Have your child make a dish for the pets that has their name on it. Just pick up a bowl and then draw on it with permanent markers. The pet gets a beautiful, customized dish.
Buying Wholesale
Check online for great deals. You will find a plethora of discounts on craft supplies through the Internet. You may need to look past your favorite big box retailer, but sellers are out there. You may find that the prices are far better online than in conventional stores.
Think about buying wholesale craft supplies. Buying these at specialty shops or major retailers can be very pricy. Buying wholesale allows you to buy larger quantities at a big discount! Share some of your surplus with people you know, or consider selling the extras for a little profit.
If you want to assemble a car model with the kids, buy a model that is right for their age range. Young children do well with snap-together kits; teenagers are better suited for painting and gluing small pieces.
Avoid throwing out product packaging. You may be able to reuse or recycle much of the packaging in arts and crafts. You should use a bin to store items from packaging and other objects you would usually throw away and go through it when you need some inspiration for an arts and crafts project.
Arts and crafts may be more fun when making practical things for the home. An original picture frame, customized cushions or other elements to add to your decor are just a few ideas. They make good gifts, too.
Look for deals on the Internet. You can purchase craft supplies online on many sites. Though your favorite big online retailer may not have much of a selection, other websites do. Online, you will find better prices than you will locally.
Sewing is fast becoming a lost art; however, there are many projects a beginner can do. Choose your fabric and off you go. Check patterns online or at the store.
You can add to the enjoyment and fun of your craft pieces if you can use them in your home. Decor elements are always possibilities, ranging from pillows to bird feeders. And, they also make for great gifts to other people who can also use them.
A great way to organize your crafting space is by your most common projects. Try saving as much time as possible by organizing yourself properly. If you have particular materials often used in conjunction with one another, store them close to each other.
Always consider nature if you are lacking inspiration for a new project idea. Nature shows you how colors work together to create a masterpiece. Look out your window and find a color palette for your next project. You will have no trouble coming up with a great idea in no time.
Look in the kitchen for cheap craft supplies for children. Some paper plates, glue, paint, and uncooked pasta can help an afternoon become an art fest. You could for instance have your children decorate objects by gluing the pasta and adding some paint.
Sewing, as an art, is not as practiced anymore, but there are many projects you can learn to do it on. Choose your fabric and off you go. You can turn an ordinary piece of cloth into something beautiful.
To create a keepsake item for a newborn, request baby pictures of the child's siblings. Develop a mosaic with the photos, leaving holes near the hour markers. Then, cut photographs of baby faces for the hours. Even the mosaic surface with a glass covering, then put in the clock motor and hour and minute hands. The child now has a clock that he will treasure forever!
Now the world's wide open to your creativity, isn't it? Apply these tips to have fun with arts and crafts. As you practice your art, you will become better and will learn new techniques along the way.
If you're committed to pursuing a particular area of the arts, check to see that the investment is affordable. All crafts require that you buy certain supplies. For instance, knitting will require yarn. Before committing to a craft, plan for what you need.


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The latest version of Apple's iOS mobile operating system -- iOS 10 -- has now been officially announced by the iPhone maker during its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) held in the city of San Francisco in California. iOS 10 is sure to generate some buzz especially with the wide range of features that Craig Federighi, the senior vice president of Apple's Software Engineering division, highlighted on stage at the 2016 WWDC. Some of the soon to be talked about features include an enhanced Siri, facial recognition, an improved Messages app, and a redesigned Apple Music interface, among many others.
It is hard to imagine the iOS 10 not becoming a hit for Apple, but iOS mobile users would do well to note that not all devices from the tech giant, especially those compatible with iOS 9 (released in September of last year), are powerful enough to support the newest version of iOS. Owners of iPhone 4s devices in particular will definitely have some decisions to make in the near future.
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Please note that the devices listed below are not compatible with iOS 10:
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Oral History Session #1
Date:October 20, 2006
Place:Rockaway, New Jersey
Interviewers:Sandra Stewart Holyoak
Daniel Feinberg
Transcript Production Team:Domingo Duarte
Daniel Feinberg
Isaac W. Feinberg
Shaun Illingworth
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Description:During WWII, Professor Feinberg served as a drill instructor at Camp Blanding, FL, studied Chinese at the Military Intelligence Language School at Yale, then, served as a supply sergeant at Holabird Signal Depot, MD, in the Counter-Intelligence Corps. He remained in the Army Reserves and was recalled to active duty in the Korean War, serving in the Army Security Agency, first in a communications company, then, in the ASA School HQ. He spent his career as a mathematics educator, including as a lecturer at Rutgers University in the early 1980s.


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This does not mean deprivation and starvation. It just means making better food choices which will lead to weight loss. Follow these hints and tricks to shed the pounds.
Healthier Choices Equals Less Calories
You can start with foods that help burn fat but it does not mean eating flavorless food. You just need to make healthier choices that will nourish you and satisfy your cravings. Instead of eating fast foods or frozen dinners that are full of Trans fats and unhealthy additives, opt for high quality protein in the form of lean meats, eggs or nuts to help develop your muscle mass.
Remember that cravings are often your body's cry for nutrients and not for that pop tart. If you eat foods that are nutrient rich, you will be less likely to want to eat sugar laden rubbish and you will naturally consume the reduced calories needed to lose weight.
Eat More, Lose More
It might sound counterproductive to eat more food to lose weight, but it is a proven strategy. When you severely restrict your food consumption one of two things may happen. The first is that your body goes into starvation mode and hangs on to everything that passes your lips. The second thing is that you blow your diet altogether by going overboard after a period of deprivation.
Eating small, frequent meals that are nutritionally good quality can help you resist snacking on inferior foods and keep your blood sugar in check while making you feel satisfied for longer periods of time. This way you consume the right amount of calories needed to lose weight without feeling cheated.
Lose Calories with Routine Tasks
Try to incorporate calorie burning tasks into your everyday routine. You can find an estimate of how many calories are burned during your daily activities that you normally do in a day by using this calculator at http://health.discovery.com/centers/cholesterol/activity/activity.html. This way you will find that you wont have to spend as much time at the gym or running as you thought for your weight loss goals. You would be amazed at how many calories you can burn by tweaking your activities here and there. The calories needed to lose weight will then be a much easier target.
Take the stairs instead of the elevators wherever you can. Park a bit further away from shopping centers than you usually do. Take the kids to the park and walk instead of driving. If weather permits, build a snowman, that can really help you burn some calories. There are so many other things that you can do to burn calories, but the list just wouldnt end. All of these require minimal effort and time, but add up to big rewards in the long run. They will burn up some of the calories needed to lose weight and give you more energy throughout the day.
Calorie Burning with Yoga
Yoga for weight loss not only helps you burn calories, but it also helps you deal with stress in your everyday life, while making you more flexible and stronger. It is one of the oldest and most effective exercise routines you can find, with the added benefit of calming the soul.
Start with a beginner's routine, which you can easily find on the net and try to incorporate it into your day for 15-20 minutes.
Starting with small changes that you can consistently apply over time will help you with the amount of calories needed to lose weight.


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Kolkata: The West Bengal government is yet
to execute more than 69,000 non-bailable arrest warrants ahead
of the assembly elections scheduled from next month, sources
in the Chief Electoral Officer`s office said.
"From March 1 till date, 7,206 non-bailable arrest
warrants have been executed but 69,153 are still pending," a
source said.
558 bombs, 425 kg gelatine, 424 rounds of cartridges
and 290 firearms were recovered and 7,048 people arrested on
bailable warrants since March 1.
Meanwhile, Chief Secretary Samar Ghosh said that 200
companies of CRPF were currently in the state and out of this,
100 companies would leave for Assam on March 22 for assembly
elections in that state.
The West Bengal government has sought 800 company of
the central forces for the assembly elections.


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Got two minutes? Of course you have...
Here is how you can do a #2MinuteCleanUp:
1. Find just two minutes in your day.
2. Take a bag and look for litter, on your walk to work, to school, to the shops or while walking the dog. (You could even do it on your jog and try the swedish craze #plogging)
3. Pick it up and bag it. Then recycle or bin it on the go, or when you get home.
You can make picking up litter the social norm instead of dropping it.
To make your individual actions have as big an impact as possible, why not:
- Take a picture of your litter haul and post it to your Twitter page. Tag @CleanUpScotland and #2MinuteCleanUp
- Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to let us know you are taking part
- Encourage others not to litter and tell them about the potential £80 fine
- Ask your friends and family to do a #2MinuteCleanUp too
- If you are doing a Clean Up at the beach you can take part in a 2 minute beach clean, which inspired our idea to pick up litter from any space in two minutes.
Let's Clean Up Scotland, two minutes at a time. Together we can make Scotland the cleanest country in Europe.
Get inspired
Suzy Gow has made a #2MinuteCleanUp part of her daily walk and is making a massive difference to her local area. Suzy commented: "I'm happy that I am able to do my little bit to keep my neck of the woods a bit cleaner and safer. And that's what the 'Clean Up Scotland' campaign is trying to promote. If we all do our little bit in our own neighbourhood, then everyone benefits."


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Toyota Motor Sales, USA, has announced the recall of certain 2009 Camry and certain 2009 to 2011 Venza vehicles to replace a stop lamp switch. Approximately 70,500 Camry and 116,000 Venza vehicles are covered by this stop-lamp switch recall. In addition, Toyota says this recall will also affect "certain 2005 to early 2009 Tacoma vehicles to replace the steering wheel spiral cable assembly. Approximately 495,000 Tacoma vehicles are covered by that recall. Both recalls are due to safety concerns.
The stop lamp switch doesn't sound like a complicated problem, but on one of the North American assembly lines "silicon grease may have reached the inside of the stop lamp switch and caused an increase in electrical resistance." If this has occurred, "warning lamps on the vehicle's instrument panel may be illuminated, the vehicle may not start, or the shift lever may not shift from the 'Park' position. In some cases, the vehicle stop lamps may become inoperative."
For the stop-lamp recall, Toyota will be acquiring the replacement parts and notifying owners by mail when the necessary replacement parts are available, requesting owners make an appointment at their dealers. Toyota says this repair will be performed at no charge to owners.
The steering wheel spiral cable fix is more complicated in the Tacoma, where friction between the spiral cable and the retainer in the steering wheel spiral cable assembly may occur in some vehicles. "Friction over time may result in loss of connectivity to the driver's air bag module, causing the air bag warning lamp on the instrument panel [to] remain illuminated after starting the vehicle" which could cause the driver's air bag to be deactivated, preventing deployment in the event of a crash. Again, Toyota is obtaining the necessary replacement parts and will advise vehicle owners by mail when the repair parts are available on or about April 2012. The announcement did not say whether this repair would be performed at no charge to vehicle owners.
Thus far, only vehicles in the North American marketplace are involved in this recall. Toyota says it is aware of no accidents or injuries caused by these defects. More detailed information is available to Toyota owners and consumers at http://www.toyota.com/recall and the Toyota Customer Experience Center at 1-800-331-4331.


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SOURCE: Clear Capital
February 04, 2011 19:28 ET
Using Home Price Trends and REO Saturation Rates From Its Powerful Home Data Index™, Clear Capital Takes Unique Approach to Selecting Pittsburgh as the Clear Winner Over Green Bay in This Weekend's Big Game
TRUCKEE, CA--(Marketwire - February 4, 2011) - Clear Capital (www.clearcapital.com), a premium provider of data and solutions for real estate asset valuation, investment and risk assessment, announced today the company picks Pittsburgh to be the Super Bowl winner, based on the latest numbers from its Home Data Index™ (HDI) with data through January 2011.
In a showdown of two of the most resilient markets in the Midwest, it came down to the wire to see which market would ultimately achieve glory. In bold first punch, Green Bay struck first with a 6.3 percent quarter-over-quarter home price change, compared to Pittsburgh's 4.9 percent change. Not to be outdone, Pittsburgh countered with a 6.6 percent year-over-year price change compared to Green Bay's flat 0.0 percent change.
In the second half of our analysis we saw both markets with relatively low REO saturation rates compared to the rest of league (REO saturation calculates the percentage of real estate owned properties sold as compared to all properties sold in the last rolling quarter), but Pittsburgh took this battle too, with an REO saturation rate of 7.3 percent, nearly half of Green Bay's 13.5 percent rate.
"When all is considered, both markets are darlings of the Midwest region with a powerful line against the recent home price declines," said Dr. Alex Villacorta, senior statistician at Clear Capital. "Both markets are trending upward, but Pittsburgh's strong 2010 results, along with its single digit REO saturation rate propel it to be the clear winner. One consolation prize for Green Bay fans -- Dallas, the location for this year's Super Bowl, fared worse in both price depreciation and REO saturation rates by a huge margin."
For a complete rundown of the latest Clear Capital HDI Market Report, which also includes a national and four region overview, as well as the top 15 highest and lowest performing major markets (data through January 2011), visit www.ClearCapital.com/company/market.cfm.
Clear Capital Home Data Index™ Methodology
About Clear Capital
Clear Capital (www.clearcapital.com) is a premium provider of data and solutions for real estate asset valuation and risk assessment for large financial services companies. Our products include appraisals, broker-price opinions, property condition inspections, value reconciliations, and home data indices. Clear Capital's combination of progressive technology, high caliber in-house staff and a well-trained network of more than 40,000 field experts sets a new standard for accurate, up-to-date and well documented valuation data and assessments. The Company's customers include the largest U.S. banks, investment firms and other financial organizations.
The information contained in this report is based on sources that are deemed to be reliable; however no representation or warranty is made as to the accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose of any information contained herein. This report is not intended as investment advice, and should not be viewed as any guarantee of value, condition, or other attribute.
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At Morgans we believe the safeguarding of our pupils is vitally important and is the key to our success as a caring, community school.
"Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone's responsibility. Everyone who comes into contact with children and their families and carers has a role to play in safeguarding children. In order to fulfil this responsibility effectively, all professionals should make sure their approach is child-centred. This means that they should consider, at all times, what is in the best interests of the child." Keeping Children Safe in Education 2016
All schools have a clear responsibility placed on them by the Children Act 1989, and by guidance from the DfE to safeguard the welfare of their pupils. In doing so, schools are expected to consult with the Children, Schools & Family Service if they believe there is a possibility that a child may be suffering from abuse or neglect.
A referral to the Children, Schools & Family Service is not intended to be an accusation of any particular action or against any particular person. It is the reporting of concerns which have come to the school's attention. This in accordance with Hertfordshire Child Protection Procedures. Morgans School has a Child Protection Policy and a copy of Hertfordshire Child Protection Procedures, both of which are available for parents/ carers to see.
The designated members of staff for child protection are the Head Teacher Mrs Alis Rocca, and the Early Years Leader Mrs Sam Smith. They will be happy to discuss any questions or concerns parents/carers may have about child protection practice.
Our Mission statement which can be found in our Child Protection Policy explains that at Morgans we strive to:
At Morgans we understand the importance of working within the local multi-agency safeguarding arrangements that are in place in our area (for more details on this contact the SENCo/ Head Teacher).
As such we are guided by the following key principles:
• children have a right to be safe and should be protected from all forms of abuse and neglect;
• safeguarding children is everyone's responsibility;
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AECR President Jan Zahradil MEP said:
Social responsibility and action are at the heart of what it means to be a conservative.
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Race and Identity at Covenant
For a third year in a row, we will be focusing our attention as a church community on issues of race and identity. Inspired by the bold Black Lives Matter organizing in our city and by both our denominations' renewed efforts to combat racism in our congregations and in our nation, we will spend the next few months thinking, talking, and praying about how race impacts our lives and the life of our community. Through this work, we seek to more faithfully live out our call to see and honor the image of Christ in all people, especially in those who have experienced oppression or exclusion, and welcome all in the name of our boundary-breaking, hierarchy-shattering, liberating God.
Some current events to take note of:
Some past events:
SEPTEMBER: Spiritual Autobiography Through the Lens of Race
Focus Event: Telling Our Stories I. Sunday, 9/11, 12 pm – 1 pm in Bates Hall.
We will kick off this series with a conversation about developing our own spiritual autobiographies, asking how race has mattered in our own personal faith stories.
OCTOBER: The Sin of Whiteness as Norm in our Churches & World
Focus Event: Book Discussion. Sunday, 10/30, 12 pm – 1:30 pm in Bates Hall.
In October, we will focus on thinking through the ways that whiteness structures the world we live in, including our faith communities. Our discussion will be on the books Between the World and Me and Waking Up White, which are available for borrowing in the Williams Library. Feel free to join even if you don't have time to read either book!
NOVEMBER: On Being An Accomplice
Focus Event: Racial Justice Training. Sunday, 11/20, 12 pm – 2 pm in Bates Hall.
This month, we will learn about ways that we can be involved in the struggle for racial justice. A representative from the UCC will lead us through a workshop entitled "From Tolerance to Unity" which works to unmask racism and foster racial justice ministries.
DECEMBER: Spiritual Autobiography: Continuing the Story
Focus Event: Telling Our Stories II. Sunday, 12/4, 12 pm – 1 pm in Bates Hall.
We will close this fall by returning to our spiritual autobiographies, looking for moments of repentance, conversion, and hope in our own individual stories and in our collective story as a congregation.
Click below to see recent sermons by our pastors related to Race & Identity:
In solidarity with fellow UCC church, Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago where Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III serves as pastor, we post the following video that they regularly share with their congregant's/ parents - as we lament a context in our country where the sharing of such information is needed at all:


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Frances "Francie" Miller, born October 15, 1937, was a child who lived in New Jersey, Florida and Panama during WWII. A younger sister to Martha Holland, she talks about the nightmares she had about the war and the time she spent with her father on the military base when he was a PX in the Panama Canal.
ID Bracelet
This is an ID bracelet. I don't know if it was sort of considered important for every kid to have one, in case they got separated from their families during an air raid or something. But I used it mainly as a hopscotch token. I don't know if you know about hopscotch, but it's a thing where you draw squares, and then you throw your token into number 1, 2, 3, and then you hop over it when you get to it each time. You can barely see my name anymore, because this was a fabulous hopscotch token. I can't tell you if it was a serious attempt to ID me, but I'm assuming it must have been.
I have two dreams that are occurring still, and they have to come out of the war years. One of them was of myself rushing around in the garden. My mother is weeding, oblivious to the bombs dropping out of the sky. And I'm, you know, catching them, trying to keep her from being blown up. That's one of the dreams that I have had. I don't have them anymore, but I had them a lot. So obviously there was something going on in the kid brain that was aware of stuff happening out there that I wasn't sort of processing. I don't think I have pictures of bombs dropping that I drew in kindergarten or anything. That dream was really something.
The other one involved a trapdoor in my grandfather's closet, which actually went to our attic. But when I dreamed about it, it went to Europe directly. If I went through the trapdoor, I could find bombed-out Europe. How I knew about it as a kid, I don't know. It must have been photographs. Oh, no, it was newsreels. But I'd bring kids back through the trapdoor to my house.
Then one day I went to sleep, I couldn't get through the trapdoor anymore, I was too big. Awhh, it was awful. I woke up weeping. But obviously, my subconscious had gotten tired of my thinking that I was going to be, you know, rescuing kids from Europe, so it gave me a good knock on the head.
School on Panamanian Army Base
And you went to school. I went to school with a lot of kids who were actually Panamanian, I think, because I learned how to fight in that school year. Took that skill home with me, which was not appreciated by the rather nice, middle-class school I went to when I got home. It was on the playground type of fighting, you know. They would call you "gringa," and off we'd go.
But, you see, none of this is as if I was aware of why I was there. I remember the school would let you out when a ship was coming through the canal taking soldiers and sailors home. The ships would go up and down, and the sailors, when they could see all of these kids lined up, they'd fling they're hats to us. And their hats all had their names on them. And I wore that hat for four years after the war; I was really, very proud of that hat. If it had an address on it, I might have written to him. I have no idea where it went. My mother probably decided, after four years of hard wear, it needed to go to the dump.
End of War
Then, after the end of the war, my father celebrated with me with a banana split. I had never even heard of a banana split, but here was this huge bowl of ice cream, my gosh, with all, you know, this stuff on it. I tried hard, I managed to eat about a quarter of it, and he helped, of course. But, you know, it was sort of a huge indulgence.


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10 March 2017
The Geological Society of America
Release No. 17-09
Contact: April Leo
Book Announcement
For Immediate Release
New GSA Field Guide Highlights Geology in and around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Boulder, CO, USA: A new field guide in conjunction with GSA's Joint Northeastern and North-Central Section meeting details three trips around the area. Each trip is designed so it can be done in one day or shorter.
The first highlights a seven-"Pitt-stops" walking tour of downtown Pittsburgh, providing an introduction and overview of the geological, archaeological, and historical aspects of the first Gateway to the West. The second trip explores periglacial features, including glacial Lake Monongahela and a rock maze formed by frost wedging. The third investigates hydrologic aspects of the 1889 Johnstown, Pennsylvania, flood, largely following the progress of the flood from its point of origin to the city of Johnstown.
Editors Joseph T. Hannibal, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, and Kyle C. Fredrick, California University of Pennsylvania, have dedicated this volume to John A. Harper, "a true ambassador of our discipline." They praise him for being as "enthusiastic and knowledgeable about regional geologic information as he is about connecting people that share interests on the topics."
Individual copies of the volume may be purchased through The Geological Society of America online store, http://rock.geosociety.org/Store/detail.aspx?id=FLD046, or by contacting GSA Sales and Service, email@example.com.
Book editors of earth science journals/publications may request a review copy by contacting April Leo, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Forts, Floods, and Periglacial Features: Exploring the Pittsburgh Low Plateau and Upper Youghiogheny Basin
Edited by Joseph T. Hannibal and Kyle C. Fredrick
Geological Society of America Field Guide 46
FLD046, 63 p., $37; GSA member price $26
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AE/CM Teaming
America's best known A/E and CM firms integrate AES modular cleanroom systems into their facility projects to deliver maximum value to their customer's investment.
Faster schedules, predictable cost and dramatically superior finishes are proven benefits of pre-engineered modular cleanroom systems.
AES collaborates with A/E and CM professionals to develop a modular 'turnkey' project execution plan. For every project, our experienced team develops a "matrix of responsibility" to insure all scope is covered, identify hand-off points, and minimize duplication of efforts.
In certain cases, the A/E and CM join to form the "Infrastructure Team", providing the structural supports, wet utilities, power, fire protection and any other facility infrastructure needs. AES then provides the cleanroom "envelope" (walls, ceilings, doors, windows, HEPAs, lights, etc.). In addition, AES will often design and install the air handling systems ductwork and connections to the HEPA filters serving the clean space. AES thereby maintains complete responsibility for the architectural finishes and cleanroom performance requirements while the infrastructure remains the responsibility of the building team. In a sense, AES provides the cleanroom as a drop-in piece of equipment that simply needs to be "plugged in" to the building infrastructure. The AES modular cleanroom system is often referred to as "the box within the box".
You can arrange with the AES Project Development Team for a no-cost consultation to develop a "matrix of responsibility" that is best for your project.


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CMT Awards Red Carpet Photos: Blake Shelton, Carrie Underwood & More
The 2017 CMT Music Awards are finally here, and while we live for the musical performances, we have to admit that the red carpet is our favorite part sometimes. Check out the photos of Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and more celebs looking gorgeous!
The CMT Music Awards are happening today, June 7, at Music City Center in Nashville, TN, and we're already drooling over the red carpet arrivals. Click through our gallery, attached, to see all of the best photos of your favorite country stars looking their best! Doesn't it make you want to go out and buy something sequined?!
Kellie Pickler was totally glam in a red and gold Georges Chakra gown, while Kelsea Ballerini stunned in a design by HANEY! Then there's Savannah Crisley, who looked adorable in a hot pink shorts and blazer ensemble, while Brooke Eden was the epitome of elegance in a black pants and off-shoulder top combo. So chic! Josephine Skriver was dazzling in a Naeem Khan jumpsuit, too.
Hunter Hays also looked adorable in a springlike tan suit jacket, white button down shirt and black pants, while American Idol winner Trent Harmon was casual cool in a printed silky bomber jacket, black pants and red lace-up boots. Killin' it, guys!
This award show is one of the biggest nights in country music, and we've got tons of amazing performances to look forward to. Florida Georgia Line, The Chainsmokers, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Lady Antebellum, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert and more are expected to perform or appear, and we can't wait! Greg Allman will also be honored with a musical tribute, and we expect that there won't be a dry eye in the house when that goes down.
Keep checking back at HollywoodLife.com throughout the evening for full CMT Awards coverage!
HollywoodLifers, who do you think was best dressed at the 2017 CMT Music Awards? Click through to see all the pics, and tell us which celeb's look is your favorite!


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Flirtey and NASA team up to execute the first FAA-approved drone deliveries in America
The vision at Flirtey has always been to transform four key industries through the use of drone technology: Humanitarian, Online Retail, Food and Courier Delivery. The company has been actively rolling out initial commercial drone trails in New Zealand in partnership with TradeMe, one of the country's largest online retailers, and New Zealand Search and Rescue (LandSAR), through which Flirtey demonstrated its ability to deliver urgent medical supplies via drones.
Today marks a significant milestone in not just the Australian startup's journey, but the US drone industry as well, with Flirtey and NASA both anticipating the green light to conduct the first Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved deliveries by drones on US soil in Wise, Virginia, as part of an event labelled 'Let's Fly Wisely'.
'Let's Fly Wisely' is a collaboration between Flirtey, NASA, The Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership at Virginia Tech, The Health Wagon, Remote Area Medical, Rx Partnership, Seespan Incorporated and Wise County. The FAA selected Virginia Tech in December of 2013 as one of six national test programs to conduct research about integrating unmanned aircraft into the nation's airspace.
There is a huge gap across the country in the medical space where many citizens across Virginia and rural America are outside the reach of essential health services. Each year, Remote Area Medical USA and Health Wagon organise a clinic at Wise County fairgrounds that provides free eye, dental and healthcare services to those in the community in urgent need. In fact, this is the largest healthcare outreach program in America.
From the next clinic on July 17th, the most urgent prescriptions will be provided from pharmacies located out of town. To get these to the community as soon as possible, the pharmacy will deliver them to the local airport where they will be collected by large fixed winged aircraft operated by NASA and flown to Lonesome Pine Airport. When the prescriptions arrive there, they will then be loaded onto Flirtey drones and delivered directly to the Wise County Fairground. Flirtey are expected to deliver around 24 packages of prescription medication, weighing approximately 10 pounds (4.5 kilograms).
This is the first time that America will be able to view how delivery drones can have a real-world impact in important industries like health, where urgent care can be provided more quickly.
"This is the first step in proving that on demand drone delivery can revolutionise the way medical care can be delivered to remote communities, and eventually from your local pharmacy to your front door," said Flirtey Co-Founder Tom Bass. "This will be a game changer for millions in America."
The Flirtey delivery drone is a hexacopter constructed from carbon fibre, aluminium and 3D printed components. It is a lightweight, autonomous and electrically-driven unmanned aerial vehicle. It has a range of over 10 miles return and lowers its cargo via tether. It has built-in safety features such as low battery return to safe location and auto-return home in case of low GPS signal or communication loss. Flirtey was established in Sydney in 2013 and is today based in Nevada, USA.
In addition to its commercial testing efforts, Flirtey is also in the early stages of looking at a new investment round to help it keep up with its growth plans and compete on the world stage. Product iteration and investor talks will most likely happen in parallel.
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Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen and his actress wife Isla Fisher have reportedly become parents for a third time.
Details surrounding the baby's birth are scarce, but the new mum, 39, was spotted with a noticeably slimmer figure while attending a private party at Lucy's El Adobe Cafe in Los Angeles with Borat star Cohen, 43, on Thursday (09Apr15), according to UsMagazine.com.
News of her pregnancy emerged in October (14). The fiercely private couple, which wed in 2010, has yet to comment on the arrival of their third child.
They are also parents to daughters Olive, seven, and Elula, four.


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Get Into Style With Assistance From These Fashion Tips
Would you eagerly await each season just to see what new styles there are? Can you scan through magazines, looking at what the celebrities are wearing? In that case, you happen to be fashion lover. But, even individuals who love fashion can have problems,. If you want to refresh your opinions of fashion sense, please read on.
Opting to use sheer clothes can give off that sexy look, but you need to be mindful of exactly how see through this clothing is. You would like to actually are fitting a picture that is proper to the environment you are in, so be mindful of the things you wear.
In today's corporate environment, it is imperative that men be dressed. Therefore, it is recommended to go shopping for top drawer clothing when purchasing clothes for your interview. To begin your pursuit, look through today's business magazines to ensure your wardrobe matches the very best executives. Look for whether guys are wearing cuffed pants or hemmed pants, ties with designs or solid ties as well as what kind of shoe is currently in design.
One piece of clothing that never is out of fashion may be the simple black dress. A black dress looks good on anyone as it produces a slimming effect, which happens to be something all women want. You will discover this dress in any discount store, but if you would like one that will last, you have to search elsewhere and be prepared to spend more money money.
Clean out the closet. Too much clothing can hamper your look. Your fashion choices can go awry in case your closet is simply too cramped or cluttered. Dig into your wardrobe and rid it of all items that neither fit nor have been worn lately. A number of tasteful and versatile pieces are a lot more useful than styles from decades past.
That old adage about avoiding white once Labor Day has passed not any longer applies. Thankfully, those times have ended and you should you may want to wear the colors you like best that flatter you most, regardless of what time of the year or season it is. Should your body looks great in white, then use it, irrespective of the season. Nobody is going to say something to you about this.
There exists no problem with using hair accessories, but usually do not use too many simultaneously mainly because it forces you to look tacky. Limit them to at most two at any given time. Furthermore, stay away from hair accessories that happen to be so large that they can overpower your hairstyle or help make your head look too small.
A perfect fashion tip is to attempt to keep your hands as free as you can with regards to your bag. Have a trendy looking strap to use across your system to help keep your hands free and also to add a certain amount of style in your outfit. It could possibly have the difference between being clumsy and staying in control.
Use many colors when producing an outfit. You do not want every piece to complement perfectly, that is certainly not the purpose of fashion. Instead find methods to create creative color schemes. For example, a purple dress could be matched with yellow, silver, black or green accessories. Have fun with it.
Pick top or bottom to accentuate sexily, but never both. The line between looking sexy and searching trashy can be extremely thin however, this rule of thumb should suffice. When you accentuate your upper or lower body, retain the other half stylish, yet conservative. Bear in mind, this rule relates to men or women.
Utilize the tips out of this article to become fashionable. The information outlined here can help you look really good and allow you to remember the reason why you like dressing well. With this information at heart, shop! You can expect to love how you look.
Thanks for reading. Hopefully this tips will help you look better in no time. This advice was provided by Sarah from chicforless