text:
About Team Buckley Physio
Our Canterbury clinic was established in 1998. Andrew Buckley took over as owner, having managed the clinic for several years in 2006. Since then the clinic has been re-branded as TEAM BUCKLEY and has extended its scope. It is now a multi-disciplinary clinic providing Osteopathy, Physiotherapy and , Sports Therapy and Massage Therapy.
Our Aim is to address reoccurring problems by indentifying the potential causes of the problem and not just the symptoms and provide optimal rehabilitation and self help stategies.
All of our therapists are registered with the relevant regulatory bodies for their profession(s).
Andrew Buckley Osteopath & Physiotherapist
MSc BSc Dip Sports Therapy MCSP
Spinal and Sports Osteopath/Physiotherapist
Andrew is one of the very few therapists who holds qualifications in both Osteopathy and Physiotherapy disciplines, with further qualifications/training in Spinal Trauma and Orthopaedics, upper limb, shoulder and elbow rehabilitation, Paediatric Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, Pilates, Acupuncture and sports massage.
His clinical interests are in spinal (back, neck and pelvis) pain, post-surgical knee rehabilitation, arthritis care, and shoulder dysfunction in all ages.
Andrew has also worked with many sporting teams and events, including: professional premier and championship level football; the Kent Football Association; hockey; basketball; and international track cycling. Andrew has worked at track cycling world cups (Team USA) and was a selected Physiotherapist based at the Veledrome at the London 2012 Olympics— He provided pre-Olympic rehabilitation to Team Nepal and the Chinese 2012 gold medal-winning team for seated volleyball at the Paraolympics. Andrew has also worked as a Senior Physiotherapist at the Junior Commonwealth Games and the NatWest Island Games.
Currently, Andrew is a teaching fellow and examiner at the University of Bath on the Sports Physiotherapy master's degree programme, and delivers yearly lectures on osteopathic spinal manipulation, having also taught these techniques within the Premier League rugby union.
Liam Holmes Sports Nutritionist/Therapist
BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy MSc Sports and exercise nutrition science
Liam Holmes is a performance nutritionist specialising in sports nutrition, weight management and optimising health. His philosophy is one of a personalised approach to nutrition and using clinical assessment techniques alongside pioneering functional testing can help you achieve your goals.
Having originally trained in Sports Therapy, Liam has completed an MSc in Exercise and Nutrition Science. He has worked in elite sport for over 9 years now and has seen the impact nutrition can have on health, performance and recovery. He currently works as a Sport Therapist for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club after spending 8 years at Fulham FC. He now combines his work in the elite sporting environment with helping people reach optimal health and performance through nutrition coaching.
Laura Collins Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
Laura graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a BSc (Hons) degree in 2007. Since then she has worked in both the NHS and private sector to maintain her skills throughout a range of specialties.
She has worked at Team Buckley since October 2011 after her return from a spell working in Gibraltar. During her time there, she was given the opportunity to join the national cricket team on their European Championship T20 tour.
In addition to this, Laura is currently working for Gillingham Football Club as the Lead Physiotherapist for their academy players, where she has been since 2011.
Laura believes in taking a holistic approach to her treatment, using the biopsychosocial model to ensure the optimum outcome for her patients. This is used alongside manual techniques and implementation of management strategies to enable the desired return to function and sports.
Laura's special interests include persistent pain management and neurology. She is APPI Pilates trained and incorporates these methods into her practice.
Judy Campbell Sports Therapist/Pilates Instructor
Sports and Remedial Massage Therapist/Pilates Instructor (LCM Diploma, ITEC)
Judy initially worked in London running a successful PR company that specialised in film, video, television, theatre and personal representation. A keen gymnast and korfball player, Judy suffered from several sports injuries and, while undergoing rehabilitation for a long-term back injury, became very interested in massage and complementary therapies. Ten years after setting up her company she went back to college to train as a sports and remedial massage therapist.
Judy is qualified in sports and remedial and therapeutic massage and is also a qualified gym and pilates instructor. She uses this knowledge to provide rehabilitation exercise advice as well as pilates-based exercises for low back, shoulder and neck pain sufferers. She has a great interest in posture and general well-being in the workplace and provides advice on a regular basis; she recently presented a seminar at a conference in Berlin.
Judy has worked at several events providing pre and post event massage, including the world renowned Iron Man competition in Hawaii, the Samoan Rugby Team, National Beach Ball Championships, Commonwealth Youth Games, Masters Hockey World Cup and various 'Races for Life' for Cancer Research.
Judy has worked with Andrew Buckley since 2002
Simon Allum Sports Massage and Bike Fit
Simon is a passionate cyclist, having raced and ridden in the UK and numerous other countries for over 30 years.
Simon spent 20 years working in and teaching critical care nursing, in a range of settings. In order to combine his health care experience and knowledge with his passion for sport he undertook a sport and exercise science degree followed by some PhD research.
Simon is a British Cycling general and mountain bike, level 2, coach and ride leader. He has undertaken Bike Fit Pro and Park Tool School training. He also has a Level 5 Professional Diploma in Sport and Remedial Massage undertaken at the prestigious North London School of Sports Massage and is a member of the Sports Massage Association.
Alexander Pouros Osteopath
BSc (Hons) Osteopathy
Alex began working at Team Buckley in October 2008 as a Sports Therapist and now works as an Osteopath after qualifying with a BSc (Hons) in Osteopathy in June 2009. Previous to this, Alex has worked as a Sports Therapist, fitness instructor and personal trainer for over eight years, specialising in core stability, nutrition advice and weight management.
Since qualifying as an Osteopath, Alex has completed courses in acupuncture and ultrasound therapy and now uses these in conjunction with traditional Osteopathic techniques in order to further enhance the treatments he provides. He has had pitchside experience working with Dover, Whitstable and Canterbury football clubs, as well as providing sports injury treatment at a number of sporting events, including England Volleyball Margate Masters and Race for Life.
Alex treats a wide variety of conditions, including sports-related and spinal pain. He believes that any treatment given should be professional and honest, aiming to return you to fitness as soon as possible through using a combination of treatment and home-based exercises. The ideals and principles used at the Team Buckley clinic allow him to fulfil these aims.
James Pritchard Chartered Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons), Sports and remedial massage therapist (Level 5 Diploma)
James graduated from Plymouth University with a BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy in 2012. Prior to this he spent 8 successful years serving aboard her majesty's submarines in the Royal Navy. Since his graduation James has worked both in private practice and in various physiotherapy specialities within the NHS with a special interest in spinal and upper and lower limb injuries and their rehabilitation.
James began working at Team Buckley in 2015 and has since gone on to complete a course in acupuncture which he uses alongside physiotherapy to treat both acute and chronic conditions. James is also an AAPI qualified Pilates instructor and has a Level 5 diploma in sports massage. These treatment modalities work interchangeably with physiotherapy helping to restore, maintain and enhance his client's physical ability and wellbeing.
James regularly attends continued professional courses in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and believes it is vital to be up to date with the latest advances and changes to clinical practice within this area. This helps to support his diagnostic clinical reasoning and therefore the delivery of effective physiotherapy for his clients.
Sophie Richardson Sports Therapist
SMRT Dip – Sports Massage and Remedial Therapist Level 5 Diploma
Member of the Sports Massage Association.
Sophie has worked in the fitness industry for over ten years. She began her career as a lifeguard and, before too long, became a swimming instructor teaching a whole spectrum of ages. Soon after, Sophie qualified as a Fitness Instructor, Personal Trainer, Swedish Massage Therapist and Exercise Referral Instructor, enabling her to teach a variety of classes, including Pilates. She also teaches specialist G.P. referral aqua classes, which focus on musculoskeletal injuries and other health conditions. Sophie has been at the forefront of establishing the Active Life Triathlon Club, which began in 2012. She coaches weekly triathlon sessions in all three disciplines.
Sophie qualified in 2014 as a Sports Massage Therapist at the prestigious North London School of Sports Massage. Since qualifying, she has gained experience working at the London Marathon, ITU World Triathlon Series in London, and spent five months at The Telegraph working alongside their resident Physiotherapist, treating their journalists. She has previously worked at London Irish Rugby Club treating the academy players and now along with working with Team Buckely Physio is also working as an intern with Crystal Palace football club.
Sophie has a great passion for travel and sport, and has completed a number of sporting challenges. She competed in her first triathlon in 2014 and finished 1st in her age group and 3rd overall female. Sophie hopes one day to complete an Ironman triathlon.
Sophie Hunt Osteopath
MSc Osteopathy
Sophie graduated from Leeds Metropolitan in 2014 with a Masters degree in Osteopathy and was also awarded the Deans prize for academic achievement.
Sophie comes from a sporting background currently playing for Ashford Hockey Ladies 1's and previously representing the county in both hockey and cricket as a junior. It's from this sporting background, as well as experiencing personal chronic injuries, that a real interest and passion for the use of manual therapy treatment and rehabilitation has been developed.
Sophie uses primary structural osteopathic techniques as a basis for her treatment but possesses qualifications in the use of both kinesiology tape and dry needling which can be utilised in her treatment approach where appropriate.
The titles: Osteopath and Physiotherapist are protected by law and it is an offence for anyone to use these titles dishonestly. All of our therapists are registered with the Health Professions Council (Physiotherapist, and Dietitian) or the General Osteopathic Council (Osteopath). Our Sports Therapists are registered with the Federation of Holistic Therapists.


text:
DAKOTACARE National Network
DAKOTACARE members that travel outside of South Dakota or have dependents living or going to school in another state can find a covered physician, hospital or facility through our national network.
To identify which national network a member accesses, chose the logo that matches your DAKOTACARE member ID card.
To locate providers and facilities for DAKOTACARE members traveling or attending school outside of their local service area, click on the logo above that corresponds with the logo on the member's DAKOTACARE ID card.
This directory was last updated 8/11/2014
The goal of the DAKOTACARE online Provider Directory is to provide accurate and up-to-date information as of the date noted. However, there may be changes which have not been updated on this site. It is the member's responsibility to verify that a provider is participating before services are rendered. We encourage you to call the physician's office or facility to verify participation as you schedule an appointment.
DAKOTACARE is not responsible for disallowed or non-covered services, penalties, or other losses resulting from use of the online Provider Directory. For any other questions regarding participation call DAKOTACARE at 800-325-5598.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
EntrywayEntryways, whether tiny or grand, give a first glimpse into the style of a home. Set the tone with paint or wallpaper, some artwork if space allows, and a distinctive light fixture overhead.
Set the Stage
Divide and Conquer
Half-height bookcases can do double or triple duty by providing shelving, a display surface, and even act as a room divider in homes without a foyer that enter right on to the living area.


text: Ideas 01/30/201702/02/2017 by Nina Uziel-Miller Home Shopping Network What I learned about health, happiness, and Donald Trump By Nina Uziel-Miller When the stubborn, stabbing nerve pain in her abdomen wakes her in the middle of the night and she can no longer endure it, my 15-year-old daughter quietly calls to me and we descend the stairs together and curl up on the couch, under cover of darkness, and seek out the quiet reassurance of a sure and steady friend: home shopping television. Home shopping is the best 2 a.m., lull-you-back-to-sleep TV I know. There's no dramatic music, no cliffhangers, nothing to get you hooked. In fact, they pretty much say the same thing over and over and over again. Talk about staying on message. And even when it doesn't soothe you back to slumber right away, there is something oddly comforting about it. The hosts are so happy. They're self-satisfied, but somehow inviting, with their facile stream of conversation punctuated by nearly incessant, yet strangely not unpleasant, laughter. What I wouldn't do for an ounce of their easy, self-assured chatter at a cocktail party or a school function. More… "Home Shopping Network" Nina Uziel-MillerNina Uziel-Miller is a clinical psychologist and an assistant professor of Clinical Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Northwestern University. She lives in Evanston, Illinois, with her husband and two daughters. Ideas 01/18/201702/15/2017 by Melissa Mandell The Hippocratic Vote Mobilizing for work, war, and votes By Melissa Mandell . . . Come on! Here is work! Here is opportunity! Here is equality of reward . . . when 'the world is made safe for democracy,' Democracy will be made safe for women. — Dr. Frances Van Gasken, Professor of Clinical Medicine, Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1917 Nearly 70 years after women officially entered the medical profession, they still did not have the right to vote in the United States of America. Though the role and prominence of female physicians progressed parallel to and was sometimes intertwined with the struggle for equality, for many women — those working inside and outside the home — the right to vote was not necessarily a priority. But as women entered professions and the industrial workforce in increasing numbers and the United States engaged in war, American women were undertaking more than ever the responsibilities of citizenship without the accompanying rights. More… "The Hippocratic Vote" Melissa MandellMelissa M. Mandell is a Drexel University alum (Film & Video '97) and public historian who lives and writes in Philadelphia. She was most recently project manager for Doctor or Doctress: Explore American history through the eyes of women physicians, a digital history initiative of the Drexel University College of Medicine Legacy Center Archives and Special Collections. Contact her at email@example.com or on Twitter @PennyPuttanesca Foodstuffs 10/04/201612/05/2016 by Aaron Gilbreath Cheddar Suns over Lettuce Mountains Growing up at Del Taco By Aaron Gilbreath We'll go to Del Taco, And order something macho. And when your lips go down to take a bite, Your face is covered in food but it's alright, You know it's gonna be good, you and me tonight. ─ Hunx and His Punx "Good Kisser" The day my friend Rich bought a Del Taco T-shirt from an employee was the day I realized that my fixation with the fast food Mexican chain was about more than beans. Back then, in 1993, I was an 18-year-old Arizonan obsessed with California beach culture. I owned a boogie board that I used one week a year. I wore vintage Hang Ten and Hobie surf tees that I found at Phoenix thrift stores. I favored Van's and cutoffs, and I rode a late '60s red and white Schwinn beach cruiser whose sleek beauty and tall white walls had strangers yelling "Hey, Pee Wee Herman!" at me on the street. If the southern California coast was the center of my landlocked universe, then Del Taco was a bright star in my sky. What did I know? Fresh out of high school and uncertain about the future, I was searching for an identity. All I knew for certain was that I wanted to live on the beach. More… "Cheddar Suns over Lettuce Mountains" Aaron GilbreathAaron Gilbreath is the author of the personal essay collection Everything We Don't Know, and the ebook This Is: Essays on Jazz. An editor at Longreads, his essays and articles have appeared in Harper's, The New York Times, Paris Review, Kenyon Review, Lucky Peach, Brick, and Saveur. He's working on a book tentatively titled Tanoshii: Travels in Japan. @AaronGilbreath From The Wire 12/17/2015 by Maren Larsen Made Up, Watered Down, and Missing Out Links from The Smart Set and beyond By Maren Larsen People — women in particular — have been making themselves up for centuries, often despite fear of public derision and threats to personal health. Makeup has been used as art and artifice, for subjugation and empowerment. Read about how it has changed through the years and how it looks today, as seen in the mirror of The Good Wife. (Open Letters Monthly, The Smart Set) Blood may be thicker than water, but alcohol is stronger than both. Read about the truth and cliché of vodka in Russia and the hangover left by Prohibition in the United States. (Gastronomica, The Smart Set) What do you do when you know you're losing your mind? Read about a journalist who knows Alzheimer's inside and out and a young, forgetful woman trying to ward it off. (Nautilus, The Smart Set) • Maren LarsenMaren Larsen is the associate editor of The Smart Set. She is a digital journalism student, college radio DJ, and outdoor enthusiast. The Walking Tour 09/15/201411/02/2015 by Wayne Curtis The Last Walk Are cars turning human beings into quadrupeds? Or is there room for walking after all? By Wayne Curtis Here's a question: Are we evolving to become quadrupedal, needing four limbs to get around as we once did on the African savanna? The Last Great Walk: The True Story of a 1909 Walk from New York to San Francisco, and Why it Matters Today. Available now from Rodale Books. After all, we now need two limbs to control foot pedals, and two to aim a wheel in the direction we're headed. (Well, at least one to aim, one to text while driving). For nearly five million years we were fine getting around with two feet when we had to cover a distance. Then, in the last century, we've more or less abandoned our feet to become car monkeys. Wayne Curtis Wayne Curtis is a contributing editor to The Atlantic and… More… The Walking Tour 06/23/201411/06/2015 by Wayne Curtis Take a Walk How to overcome the argument that walking is too slow. By Wayne Curtis A person who eschews a car and walks by choice today seems willfully archaic, as curious a specimen as someone choosing to play professional football in a leather helmet. Why would you choose to walk when the gods of modern technology have provided us with cars? We're in an age of rapid movement, and walkers seem to be in no hurry; many are known to stop to talk to others, or to admire some streetside oddity that's captured their attention. "English has no positive word for lingering on the street," wrote British transportation consultant John Whitelegg. "In English, slowness in general is often treated with pity (a slow learner, retarded) with derision (sluggish) or with suspicion (loitering)." Wayne Curtis Wayne Curtis is a contributing editor to The Atlantic and the author of And a Bottle of Rum: A History of the New… More… Foodstuffs 02/11/201411/30/2015 by Meg Favreau The Chocolate Cure A little chocolate can cure many ills. But melancholy, fatigue, and infertility? The history of chocolate as medicine. By Meg Favreau Any women's health magazine worth its low-sodium salt substitute can tell you about three things: How to flatten your abs, how to please your man (yoga helps, ladies!!!!!!), and how to scientifically justify eating chocolate. Fitness Magazine lists "Four Reasons to Eat Chocolate on a Diet," citing chocolate's cough-fighting and tooth-strengthening theobromine, anti-diarrheal antioxidants, and skin-protecting flavanols. Women's Health mentions a study from Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism noting that chocolate milk worked just as well as "recovery drinks" in helping negate post-work soreness. Even sugar-phobic clean-eating magazine Oxygen says that dark chocolate's catechins may aid in weight loss. Meg Favreau Meg Favreau is a writer and comedian living in Los Angeles. Her writing has appeared in McSweeney's, The Big Jewel, The Huffington Post, Table Matters, and The Smew. Her book with photographer Michael Reali, Little Old Lady Recipes: Comfort… More… The Walking Tour 01/09/201412/02/2015 by Wayne Curtis 10,000 Steps How one number became sacred in fitness circles. By Wayne Curtis Ten thousand is a likable number. It's rotund and cheerful, both aspirational and accessible. Ten thousand is like the serious but fun kid who sat near you in high school chemistry — not as goofy as 3,850 in the back row, or as aloof and vain as 100,000 up front. Ten thousand is also how many steps a day you're told to take if you want to maintain good health. It's been prescribed like a multivitamin, or those eight, eight-ounce glasses of water we were once instructed to consume every day to stay hydrated and rosy. And it's definitely a thing. The American Heart Association recommends 10,000 steps every day. The Kaiser Permanente health group administers its own program, "designed to help you gradually increase your physical activity level and work toward a goal of walking 10,000 steps each day." If you buy a FitBit, one of the new generation… More… Foodstuffs 12/05/201312/04/2015 by Meg Favreau A Spoonful of Sugar "Sweets" might sound like a tame recipe booklet, but the tale of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is actually pretty creepy. By Meg Favreau Allow me to click the flashlight on, shine it under my face, and tell you a tale from a book that is innocuously, simply titled "Sweets." Steel your courage, friends. Imagine that it's oh, say, 1920. You're a young woman living in Pennsylvania, who has been suffering from poor health. One night, you take five bottles of an herb-and-booze tonic called Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which bears the image of a wise, grandmotherly Pinkham on the package. Blotto, you shove a who-knows-what's-in-it "sanitative wash" from the same company up your lady pocket "as a vaginal injection." And then… then you PASS A POLYP "THE SIZE OF A HEN'S EGG" OUT OF YOUR VAGINA. You guys. A HEN'S EGG. Like you EAT FOR BREAKFAST. Breaking off of your vaginal wall and COMING OUT OF YOUR HOO-HAH. If you don't feel properly scared or grossed out right now, Google "cervical polyp."… More… Ask a Poet 06/06/201110/19/2016 by Kristen Hoggatt Poetic Therapy Advice and insight from a professional poet. By Kristen Hoggatt My daughter is in a coma. She's non-responsive. Her brain damage is extensive. Her doctors aren't hopeful. Since you have relevant experience in this area, what do you think I should do to help her? What can I do to help myself, to keep thinking positive? — J Wow. From my experience, I think you should read to her; who cares if she's not responsive right now? Something immeasurable could be going on. Keep reading to her, talking to her, surrounding her with language and the soothing cadence of your voice. She probably has a valve inserted into her brain that monitors the pressure, and I think you'll find that her brain pressure will decrease when you read to her. That's what my parents did for me when I was in a coma. I think this… More… Posts navigation ≪ MORE Ideas Journeys Interviews Columns About & Contact


text:
US President Donald Trump takes a swing at senator over 'hoax Russian collusion' after weekend on the links
With critics assailing him over the frequency of his golf outings, he insisted he was not on holiday
Related topics
Three days into a two-week golf getaway at his New Jersey country club, President Donald Trump assured Americans via Twitter on Monday that he remains focused on managing the country.
"Working hard from New Jersey while White House goes through long planned renovation," Trump said as part of a long batch of tweets mostly aimed at bashing critics.
"Going to New York next week for more meetings," he added.
With critics assailing him over the frequency of his golf outings six months into his presidency, Trump insisted on Saturday that he was not on holiday.
"This is not a vacation – meetings and calls!" he stressed.
During the previous administration, Trump regularly bashed president Barack Obama for playing golf and not working enough.
Trump should overhaul US immigration, but without the bias
But since he became president in January, Trump appears to be a much more frequent visitor to the links – though the White House steadfastly refuses to confirm he has played any golf during his numerous weekends at his own resorts.
That makes it hard to determine just how much time Trump puts into work and play when he is away from the White House.
The only thing certain is that he continues to watch television news broadcasts assiduously, as evidenced by his virulent Twitter attacks on Monday against Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal, who, appearing on CNN, expressed strong support for the investigation into alleged collusion with Russia by the Trump campaign during the 2016 election.
Never in U.S.history has anyone lied or defrauded voters like Senator Richard Blumenthal. He told stories about his Vietnam battles and....
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 7, 2017
"Never in US history has anyone lied or defrauded voters like Senator Richard Blumenthal," Trump said, pointing to the senator's past false statement that he had served in Vietnam when he was in the US Marine Corps reserves.
Trump added, meanwhile, a denial of the "hoax Russia collusion" story, amid reports that special investigation chief Robert Mueller has opened a new grand jury probe.
As he does regularly, Trump also took the time in his Monday morning tweets to blast mainstream US media for "fake news" over his alleged dwindling popularity in polls, declaring "The Trump base is far bigger & stronger than ever before."
Most Popular
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5


text:
Provisions of the Jeanne Clery Campus Crime Disclosure Act of 1998, the Drug-Free School and Communities Act Amendments of 1989, the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988 and the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 afford the Department of Public Safety with an opportunity to annually distribute important safety information.
This information explains services, policies, programs and expectations that help to contribute to achieving a safe and secure environment at Tufts University and provides important health and legal information concerning drug and alcohol use. This publication also provides us with the opportunity to inform our community of our campus crime statistics and information relating to fire safety.
The information is updated by the first day of October each year.
You may obtain this report online at http://publicsafety.tufts.edu/safetyreport
You may also request a printed copy by contacting:
Tufts University
Sergeant Duane Weisse
Community Policing and Investigative Services Unit
419 Boston Avenue
Medford, MA 02155
Tufts University School of Medicine and the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences at Tufts University are international leaders in innovative medical education and advanced research. The School of Medicine and the Sackler School are renowned for excellence in education in general medicine, biomedical sciences, special combined degree programs in business, health management, public health, bioengineering and international relations, as well as basic and clinical research at the cellular and molecular level.
Ranked among the top in the nation, the School of Medicine is affiliated with Tufts Medical Center, Maine Medical Center, Baystate Medical Center, Newton-Wellesley Hospital, Lahey Hospital and Medical Center, St. Elizabeth's Medical Center, and many other elite teaching hospitals and health care facilities. Tufts University School of Medicine and the Sackler School undertake research that is consistently rated among the highest in the nation for its effect on the advancement of medical science.
Non-Discrimination Statement
© Copyright 2016 Tufts University


text:
3 comments:
Education is the primary agent of transformation towards sustainable development, increasing people's capacities to transform their visions for society into reality. Education not only provides scientific and technical skills, it also provides the motivation, and social support for pursuing and applying them. For this reason, society must be deeply concerned that much of current education falls far short of what is required.http://www.careerpanth.xyz/ReplyDelete
This comment has been removed by the author.ReplyDelete
Commenting here is a privilege, not a right. Comments that contain cursing or insults and those failing to add to the discussion will be summarily deleted.
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Collections & Recoveries
Principa's Collections & Recoveries specialists can work with you to develop or optimise your Collections operation.
Let's take your Collections operation to the next level.
Businesses often get trapped in their operational world. And whether you are implementing a new strategy or needing to streamline an existing one, having Collections & Recoveries specialists around is essential in ensuring that you get the best out of the strategy.
With Principa, you tap into the knowledge and experience of collections specialists who have honed their skills working with dozens of blue chip companies in Africa, the Middle East and Europe.
We'll bring our outside knowledge and experience into your strategy development process to highlight new opportunities or unseen risks.
With over 15 years of experience serving credit based businesses in Africa, the Middle East and Europe, our collections specialists can identify short-comings and introduce best practices and remediation recommendations to your Collections environment to help you boost collection yields cost-effectively while minimising risk.
Take your Collections to the Next Level
Contact us to discuss how we can provide guidance to take your yields and profitability up a notch.
Collections Assessment Services
We provide consulting into the following areas of your Collections environment: Strategy, People, Process and Technology. We offer the following two levels of service to meet varying needs:
"FNB requested Principa to assist with an assignment to review general collection strategies and processes for one of our International subsidiaries.
Principa demonstrated a very good understanding of the issues that needed to be addressed and the recommendations were welcomed by all parties involved and a further engagement with Principa has followed."
Contact us to take your Collections operationto the next level
We'll be happy to meet over a cup of coffee to discuss your current Collections environment and see how we can provide the guidance you need to take yields and profitability to the next level.


text: TCA 5537 Venture w/WS Bolt 300 WinMag 22... THOMPSON/CENTER T/C VENTURE TCA 5568 Venture Standard Bolt 7mm RemMa... TCA 5390 Venture Standard Bolt 300 Win S... TCA 5535 Venture w/WS Bolt 270 Wincheste... Guns Rifles Thompson Center Rifles Venture Thompson Center Compass Rifle mm | 1542 | 248 | Lc | 359.3878ms View Category Thompson Center Compass Rifle (7mm-08) For Sale from MID STAR FIREARMS LLC | Positive feedback: 99% View | | 1385 Completed Sales View Sellers Items /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236905.jpg /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236906.jpg /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236907.jpg /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236908.jpg /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236909.jpg /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236910.jpg /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236911.jpg /UserImages/123119/914521084 9236912.jpg Description: Brand new TC Compass Rifle (7mm-08). This item has a 21.5" barrel with a threaded muzzle, black synthetic stock and detachable box magazine. Comes with the manual, gun lock and one magazine. **Please do not offer to buy a product if you are not serious about purchasing. **Buyer must contact us within 48 hrs. of the offer to buy to make payment arrangements or a "non-paying buyer" report will be submitted. **We apologize to the individuals who are serious in their offers to purchase a product, we have been plagued by too many non paying buyers as of late which has caused us to have to take these measures. If we are not at fault, a 20 % re-stocking fee will apply to all returned merchandise. We will not ship any products out of the U.S. Alaska & Hawaii may incur additional shipping charges. MID*STAR FIREARMS JKD Professional Gunsmithing and Sales 8390 Highway 44 Middleton, Idaho 83644, 208 585 9922, 208 585 6715 (Fax) Located between Star and Middleton on Highway 44. Now selling Hunting and Fishing Licenses. Over 1000 new and used guns in stock. Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9am to 6pm Saturday 9am to 5pm Closed: Sunday & Monday. Read More Condition: New In Box Caliber: 7mm-08 Remington Location: ID Trades Accepted: Local Only. Read More Shipping Notes: See Description Read More Share Item Item #: 914521084 MID STAR FIREARMS LLC Seller Since: Aug. 2010 Seller Level: Gold Seller This seller is an FFL City: Middleton State: ID Price: SOLD Shipping: $45.00 (or Arrange local transfer) Accepted Payment Methods: Returns: 3 Days Your Recently Viewed Items


text:
Cycle Industry News)
Businesses that promote cycle commuting should get tax breaks, says barrister's British Cycling report
Mark Sutton
November 14, 2016
Proposals written by tax barrister Joylon Maugham QC for British Cycling call for businesses to be able to claim back up to £100,000 on building for active travel.
Launched by British Cycling and headed by Chris Boardman, the "Encouraging cycling through the tax system" proposals form part of the governing body's Choose Cycling business network campaign, something backed by the likes of GSK, Santander and Deloitte.
Pointing to the many perceived and very real barriers to cycling to work, the study outlines how lack of availability of parking and changing facilities at many workplaces are stunting potential for change. Surveys have shown that employees demand these facilities often when asked what may influence their cycle commuting habits.


text:
So I saw this advice to the ladies on facebook….
1. Success is not sexually transmitted; so stop sleeping with successful men and work hard.
2. Please do not wear the same weave for nine months, its not pregnancy.
3. Half naked girls are hot, well dressed girls are beautiful, hell is hot, heaven is beautiful.
4. Stop saying you cannot date a man who lives with his mother when you are dating a man who lives with his wife.
5. Do not look at what a guy drives but what drives him.
6. Before you call a guy ugly, remember 95% of your beauty can be removed by a towel.
7. When you were on campus you dated married men, when you getmarried you say you can't share a man, relax ma sister its pay time.
8. Lastly learn to call and consult God and not your neighbour….


text:
Completely refurbished for 2018
Nestled in the heart of the idyllic village of Runswick Bay, Crab & Lobster Cottage (as featured in The Sunday Times) is an ideal destination for anyone seeking a peaceful and luxurious break away from it all.
The opulent accommodation and simply breathtaking views are perfect for a romantic break without having to compromise on style and home comforts. This gorgeous cottage is waiting for you.
A hidden gem on the North Yorkshire Coast, Runswick Bay's unspoilt beauty has afforded it the
"Best Beachcombing Award" beating off stiff competition from many other popular locations throughout the UK.
This cottage has free Wifi. This cottage does not accept pets


text:
- Head and body~
- Getting the karate gear on! (the feet are in the front)
- Ears and mouth (in "Heeeya" position), arms ready to punch! Notice the black belt ;)
- Oh no! bald spot!
- Hair and eyebrows done. Ready to assemble~
- Assembled and eyes on! Heeeyaaa!!!
Again, after baking, painting and glazing~ He's ready to go kicking! :)
Have a nice day~ ;)


text:
If this is okay with you, please close this message.
read more about your options.
If this is okay with you, please close this message. If not, please read more about your options.
Staying well
Empowering choice
Improving services and support
Enabling social participation
Removing inequality of opportunity
Information and advice on a huge range of mental health topics
> Read our A-Z
Helping you to better understand and support people with mental health problems
> Find out more
Check out our promotional offers on print and digital booklets, for a limited time only
> Visit our shop today
Find us on Facebook
and Twitter
© 2013 Mind We're a registered charity in England (no. 219830) and a registered company (no. 424348) in England and Wales.


text:
Phone: 855-MADAMEGIRL or 855-623-2634
Advanced Search |
Search Tips
Sorry but this item is currently unavailable.
Please check back at a later stage.
We promise to never spam you, and just use your email address to identify you as a valid customer.
This product hasn't received any reviews yet. Be the first to review this product!
Click the button below to add the 3-in-1 Light My Fire Massage Candle with Hemp - 4.7 Oz. EB-HSCV073 to your wish list.


text:
Making the difference for Watch our latest reel
Music: Brad Shitt 'Casbah Breakdown'
Listen on SoundCloud
Like this?
Get in touch to discuss your next project.
Other projects you might like:
BBC Symphony Orchestra 2016
Conducting a year ofmusical excellence
BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend
Welcome to a houseparty like no other
Uniting a vastglobal fanbase


text:
In another move aimed directly at Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign, Republican nominee Donald Trump plans to seat four women he's never sexually assaulted in the front row of the next Presidential debate October 19th in Las Vegas.
Pundits are calling the move a slap in the face to Clinton and a direct repudiation of the narrative that he's an aggressive sexual predator. Appearing at the debate with an entire slate of four women whom he has never sexually assaulted would be a devastating takedown of those in the mainstream media trying to impugn his character with allegations of sexual misconduct.
The women, if Trump continues to not sexually assault them before the debate, will go a long way in disproving any claims that he assaults every woman he meets. So far, sources are saying the women will be Agnes Steinmann, 92, Delores Wilson, 93, Betty Vandenburg, 89, and Edna Garrett, 90.
UPDATE: Ms. Garrett will no longer be attending the debate as a guest of Mr. Trump.


text:
Showing all 10 results
Bowl Of Rainbow Salad
Bowl of a beautiful rainbow salad on a tan wood table. Great for use for background image. Photo is 72 dpi.
Vegetable Mungo Beans With Brown Rice
Filipino Mungo beans with spinach, bitter melon, arugula, and brown rice. Photo is 72 dpi.
Vegan Spicy Tomato Arugula Pizza
Vegan Spicy Tomato, arugula pizza at Gather in Berkeley, CA. Photo is 72 dpi.
Watermelon Radish, Avocado, Arugula Salad
Bowl of organic arugula salad with watermelon radish, avocado, and yellow heirloom tomato topped with chia seeds. Photo is 72 dpi.
Vegan Veggie Tomato, Cucumber Sandwich With Tomato Soup
Vegan veggie sandwich on a seeded pretzel roll with Persian cucumbers, carrots, arugula, red and yellow heirloom tomato, cilantro, sprouts, and Just Mayo with vegan tomato soup topped with black pepper and red pepper flakes. Photo is 72 dpi.
Bowl of Arugula and Spinach Salad With Protein Edamame, Chickpeas, Peas
A bowl of arugula and spinach salad packed with protein – Edamame, Chickpeas, and Peas. Photo is 72 dpi.
BLT Heirloom Tomato, Avocado Sandwich With Curry Wheat Berry Salad
Flexitarian meal featuring a BLT sandwich on whole wheat bread with heirloom tomato, avocado, and arugula with a curry wheat berry salad. Photo is 72 dpi.
Green Arugula Salad Orange Tomatoes
Bowl of green salad with arugula, sprouts, cherry tomato, chopped red cabbage, chickpeas, red onion, walnuts, and garbanzo beans. Photo is 72 DPI.
Snap Pea Radish Greens Salad
Green salad featuring organic arugula, sugar snap peas, red radishes, and crumbled sheep cheese. Photo is 72 DPI.


text:
Bury Park Jamie Masjid was established in 1975 and was one of the first masajid in Luton. Originally consisting of one terraced house in Bury Park Road, Luton, Alhamdu-lillah (All praise be to Allah) with the grace of Allah, constant prayers from patrons and their generous donations, the masjid has now grown to a capacity of approximately 2000.
The masjid, in the true spirit of Islam, in its endeavours to be the focal point of the community has also established two dedicated separate boys and girls schools. These are in addition but separate from the after-school Arabic and Quran study classes. With the assistance of various teams of volunteers, patrons, committee members and members of the general public, the masjid constantly strives to provide the local community with numerous social and religious services. These services include funeral and marriage services. For a full list and details of services provided see Services/Facilities section.
A dedicated team of scholars and volunteers arrange regular Islamic events and talks both in English, Bengali and occasionally other languages. See Events Calendar.The masjid is led by Imam Mufti Abdul Hannan, a scholar of exceptional knowledge and commitment.
We receive a large number of visitors from schools, colleges, universities and other institutions wishing to find out more about the mosque and the Islamic faith for projects and studies.
Support us with your donations Online now. It's Quick and Easy


text:
Antler Accent Table | Accent Tables & Stools | Accessories | De...
Z Gallerie
Available only at Z Gallerie, our designers have created the incredibly unique Antler Table as an attention-getting side table. Artfully hand cast of shiny heavyweight aluminum, the three legs are detailed with the texture of real antlers, and are accompanied by a smooth round table top. Measures a versatile 20 inches diameter by 26 inches tall to use in so many places. Some assembly required. Dimensions:20"Diameter x 26"H
Discovered by Blair Green in New House


text:
Chief Medical Officer, Monash Health
AIB Industry Guest Lecturer
Professor Erwin Loh is Chief Medical Officer and Executive Director of Innovation, Patient Safety and Experience at Monash Health, Victoria's largest health service. Prior to this he was the Deputy Chief Medical Officer at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. He is a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria and High Court of Australia. He has a medical degree from the University of Melbourne, and a law degree with honours from Monash University. He also has an MBA, Master of Health Service Management, and PhD with his thesis examining doctors in senior hospital management. He is Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators, Australasian College of Health Service Management, Australian Institute of Company Directors, and Australasian College of Legal Medicine.
He is currently Board Member of the Hudson Institute of Medical Research, Monash Health Research Precinct and Australasian College of Legal Medicine (where he is also Vice President). He is adjunct Clinical Professor at Monash University where he teaches health law and health services management. He is also on faculty and teaches Leadership and Innovation for the Harvard-Macy Institute and Monash University. He is the Chair of the Victorian State Committee of the Royal Australasian College of Administrators. He has been an invited speaker of local and international conferences, published articles and book chapters on health law and medical management, and supervises doctoral students.


text:
Words containing akellar
Found 1 words containing akellar. Browse our Scrabble Word Finder, Words With Friends cheat dictionary, and WordHub word solver to find words that contain akellar. Or use our Unscramble word solver to find your best possible play!
- Scrabble
- Words With Friends
- WordHub
- Crossword


text:
DHL is the market leader globally where the logistics industry is concerned. The initials stand for the first letters of the last names of the three founders who were Adrian Dalsey and Larry Hillblom as well as Robert Lynn. The company has been in operation from 1969 when it became the first company in the world to provide express door-to-door international delivery services.
The organization owns multiple trains, planes, trucks and ships in addition to warehouses through which it provides exemplary logistics services globally. It is responsible for international mail delivery services in addition to packaging, repairs as well as customized and specialized services in shipping. It is responsible for serving more than 500 airports.
DHL Services
The Express delivery services that the organization provides are among the most popular globally. The express services cater for parcels and packages by focusing on providing exceptional shipping and tracking solutions. Under the express services, customers can choose the shipping, tracking, or other services that they prefer based on their needs and budget.
The organization provides all the other services around the world through several businesses or divisions that it runs. The businesses and divisions include Parcel and eCommerce, Global Forwarding, Freight and Supply Chain. Each division operates separately but without compromising the quality of services that the parent company provides around the world.
Contacting DHL Customer Service
The customer service number to call depends on the division of the organization that you want to contact concerning logistics or delivery services. For this reason, it is important to obtain information regarding the exact division or business to call first. Next, you also need to know the number to call depending on your current location and the destination of the mail or package.
For example, when calling the US office, dial 1-800-426-5962 and speak with a company agent. For more details on how to get in touch with a representative of the company, simply visit the official website. While there, go to the section marked Contact Center where you will find all the information you need regarding the best way to contact the relevant division.
DHL Contact Tips
Before calling DHL, have the tracking code ready. Instead of making the call, you can simply go to the official website and fill in your details on the online form. Nevertheless, social media platforms such as Facebook and YouTube present a wonderful option through which to contact the company if telephone calls are not too appealing to you.


text:
A military parade in China. Damir Sagolj | Reuters
CNBC: China's military is flashing clues about the country's complex politics
* An overwhelming majority of military delegates at China's upcoming Party Congress will be first-time attendees, according to Brookings
* That's a likely sign of President Xi Jinping consolidating power, experts say
* Xi has been purging senior generals as part of a corruption crackdown
The list of delegates attending China's upcoming 19th Party Congress offers tell-tale signs of which way political winds are blowing in the world's second-largest economy. Attendees from the military are particularly notable.
Out of the 300 People's Liberation Army delegates expected to appear at the milestone event, which decides the future of Chinese leadership, a whopping 90 percent will be first-time attendees, Cheng Li, director of the John L. Thornton China Center and a senior fellow in the foreign policy program at Brookings, said in a note this week.
Read more ....
Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- October 12, 2017
Xi's reforms have reshaped, modernised military -- Straits Times
China congress: Military facelift a sign of bigger changes -- BBC
Kicking Out Major Rival? China 'Squeezes US' From South-East Asian Arms Market -- Sputnik
Would China & Russia Support a N. Korean Insurgency? -- Franz-Stefan Gady, Diplomat
On guard: New batch of female students graduates from Syria's military college (VIDEO) -- RT
Russian Military Strategy, Stuck in the Past -- Moscow Times
Russia says U.S. military in Baltic contradicts Russia-NATO agreement: RIA -- Reuters
Armed Ground Robots Could Join the Ukrainian Conflict Next Year -- Defense One
Pilot killed in fighter jet crash after performing in Spain's national day parade -- The Telegraph
Canada Uninterested in Boeing Military Purchases After Dispute With Bombardier -- Sputnik
US military plans evacuation drills against backdrop of North Korea tensions -- Stars and Stripes
As The War In Iraq Winds Down, The US Military Shifts Its Attention To Afghanistan (Again) -- Task & Purpose
Army to establish special forces-like teams after Green Beret deaths in Niger -- The Hill
US will expand military to military relations with Sri Lanka: Admiral Swift -- Daily Mrror
Boeing Will Build More GPS-Guided Smart Bombs With Extra Pentagon Funding -- Bloomberg
Air Force to Fire New Next-Gen ICBM Prototypes in 2020 -- Scout Warrior
No plans to boost size of nuclear arsenal: Pentagon -- Global News/AP
Trump: US nuke force must be in 'tiptop shape' -- Military Times/AP
Army Rolls Out New Field Manual Focused On US Adversaries' Evolving Capabilities -- Task & Putpose
Army cyber should 'let nerds be nerds,' experts say -- Army Times
The Army's Next Body Armor May Get Stronger The Harder It's Hit -- Task & Purpose
US Navy stands up first underwater drone squadron -- Navy Times
Pentagon to shift 'bulk' of major defense programs to services, and people may go, too -- Defense News
Military dogs recognized for their service with Medal of Courage awards -- CBS News
Army is accepting more low-quality recruits, giving waivers for marijuana to hit targets -- USA Today
West Point superintendent responds to outrage over pro-Communist former cadet -- Army Times
Alleged US Army deserter Bowe Bergdahl to enter a plea Monday -- ABC News
Marines Kick Out 15 Troops in West Coast Hazing Crackdown -- Military.com
The US Air Force's own Wonder Woman: Military dentist becomes an Instagram star with her incredible physique and patriotic wardrobe -- Daily Mail
The Tropes and Triggers of TV's New Military Dramas -- WIRED


text:
Ive been on my period for a 13 days its brown blood and not alot of flow. I got my period on the 14th of this month. And it hasnt stopped. My doctor told me to take them while on my period and the blood has not gone away. Help!
Been on period for 13 days while on birth control?
- Asked
- 27 Nov 2015 by zcd284
- Updated
- 27 November 2015
- Topics
- birth control, doctor, period, blood
Responses (1)
Yes i just started them after not talking them for about 7 months. Breakthrough bleeding ? Thanks
If it doesn't stop talk to your docter. May need a higher dose. Same thing happened to me. I was on a lower dose for six months. The spotting was like clock work. Good luck.
Search for questions
Still looking for answers? Try searching for what you seek or ask your own question.
Similar Questions
Starting my period before my birth control pack is over?
Posted 13 Oct 2014 • 1 answer
Pregnancy - I'm 6 days late for my period, I'm on birth control, but the day my period was missed,?
Posted 18 Mar 2015 • 1 answer
Has anyone experience cramps and brown blood between periods on birth control?
Posted 23 May 2016 • 0 answers
Am I pregnant or is my period just off a few days?
Posted 8 Nov 2016 • 0 answers
Birth Control Pills - Im very new to the whole pill thing and my doctors said when I have my first?
Posted 7 Aug 2017 • 0 answers


text:
Thank you to all of our donation sites over the years. If you would like more information and/or to be a Donation Site, please call 517-540-6833.
Livingston ESA
1425 W. Grand River Ave.
Howell, MI 48843
Howell Carnegie Library
314 W. Grand River Ave.
Howell, MI 48843
Sylvan Learning Center
10407 E. Grand River Ave., Ste. 800
Brighton, MI 48114
Hartland Cromaine Library
3688 Hartland Rd.
Hartland, MI 48353
First District / Brighton Post #12
Michigan State Police
4337 Buno Rd.
Brighton, MI 48114
Brighton District Library
100 Library Dr.
Brighton, MI 48116
First National Bank
9911 E. Grand River Ave.
Howell, MI 48844


text:
Skip to comments.Geraldo: SCOTUS Decision A Poison Pill That Will Make 2010 Happen Again For Republicans
Posted on 06/29/2012 8:53:17 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Geraldo Rivera appeared on Fox & Friends on Friday where he praised the Supreme Court decision on Thursday that allowed President Barack Obamas health care reform law to stand. However, he said that the decision would lead to a Republican victory in November as Democrats would now have to defend the law as a tax increase. It is a political issue and now the Republicans can make 2010 happen again, reenergize the tea parties, get the base motivated and bring the Obama tenure to an end, said Rivera.
Rivera called Chief Justice John Roberts decision brilliant and said that, in the wake of the Citizens United ruling in 2010, his court was getting a reputation for being reliably conservative.
He achieved a result that absolutely blew that out of the water, said Rivera. Nobody now is talking about the political court. Chief Justice Roberts, one of whose prime roles is protecting the court scores big time he protects the court.
Rivera said that by upholding the law on the narrowest of grounds and reframing the mandate as a tax, Republicans have been handed a political opportunity.
He has gifted President Obama a poison pill, said Rivera. Republicans now can remember, unless something is done, that the Bush tax cuts also lapse at the end of the year. So here you have the largest tax increase and the increase coming from the expiration of the Bush tax cuts he taxed us, he said he wouldnt tax us, he taxed us. I think the Obama presidency hangs by a threat right now.
I dont mean to demean the Chief Judges integrity in any way, said Rivera. He said that Roberts may believe his opinion but the result is an incredible shift towards Republicans.
It is a political issue and now the Republicans can make 2010 happen again, reenergize the tea parties, get the base motivated and bring the Obama tenure to an end, said Rivera.
Watch the segment below via Fox News Channel:
Jerry Rivers gets a clue.
Her ral do has yet to say anything relevant. At least, anything anybody wants to hear.
In less than a week, Odumbie has made both the national dislike for socialized medicine and the Holder problem into Obama problems.
Dumb move.
Dang - pigs must be flying - I agree with Jerry Rivers.
Whoraldo was just on Bill O'Reilly and said he was a Republican!!! He was a total jerk as usual.
Sorry Jerry. We all thought SCOTUS would find CommieCare unconstitutional. Instead, they had a recreational drug party and stuck it to the taxpayers. I'm not buying this sh*t anymore. 50% of the people living in this country are drooling, blithering idiots. They are clueless about the SCOTUS decision. They just want the feds to keep giving them "free" stuff.
Who will pay for that? We're broke!!
I don't understand this law at all. But if Geraldo is agin it,
then I'm for it.
The freeloaders don't care. Their boy Barry will make "the rich" pay for their freebies and handouts. ("The Rich" are the people like us who pay the taxes.) Barry's Amerika is a big pinata!
Hey, id this thing is a tax, can I deduct it on my 1040?
This statement is completely wrong. The job of the Supreme Court is to protect the Constitution, not to protect the Court. The role of the Chief Justice is to see that the Court does its job, not to play politics or compete for Miss Congeniality. Roberts failed massively, and that will (at best and only if we get very lucky) have destructive and unintended consequences for generations. At worst, the mistake Roberts made will destroy America sooner even that Obama ever dreamed.
Who is John Galt?
Who the frack cares??? I don't care about the court. They're just some disobedient employees I have that are really really hard to fire, and I have to do what they say, or at least they think so. I care about MY rights, not their reputation, especially not their reputation in a venue where they get praised if they abdicate their FREAKIN DUTY!!!!
And besides, what's the point of protecting the court, when there's no point in having it around anyway???
Yes, he is correct.
Yep. Democrats cannot run against the SC and must defend a "Read My Lips" tax.
I think I'm gonna puke saying this, but this bigmouth Dickweed has just hit a triple with 2 outs in the ninth.. :)
I said as much about Roberts yesterday. I believe this move was either brilliant, or the biggest mistake a turncoat has ever made.. DON'T FORGET TO VOTE
Well, how about that! The little feller got one!
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


text:
To donate to the Live Here and Give Here Campaign now,
scroll down and click on the "donate" icon.
The Saint John's Foundation was established in 2015 as a 501(c)(3) tax exempt for the purpose of supporting programs focused on historic preservation, architecture, art, music, interfaith relations, and education in various areas, including ethics & spirituality without reference to any specific religious tradition. The Foundation has received formal approval of its tax exempt status by the IRS and therefore is eligible to receive matching gifts from corporations and grants from foundations.
A description of the restoration of the historic buildings - the 18th century Rectory and the 100 year old Rossiter stone church - can be viewed by clicking here.
Give to the Foundation and Restoration Fund securely through PayPal by clicking the red button!


text:
The author, Barbara Sinor, generously sent me a copy of Gifts From the Child Within for review.
Gifts From the Child Within brings a refreshing approach to guiding its reader to understanding the initial or underlying basis to their emotional suffering due to past childhood trauma. This recovery book is geared toward both professional and layperson. Its pages are filled with offerings from psychological, physiological, and spiritual perspectives which takes the reader on a journey into the soul. It is written with sensitivity and clarity inviting the reader to search within for healing.
As the author shares her own journey of childhood abuse, the reader is asked to address issues surrounding physical, mental, spiritual, and sexual abuse. Instructions are captured to guide one toward reaching for their own child within; releasing negative emotions; re-creating outdated childhood beliefs; and, to recognize the gifts the inner child has for us.
The process of Re-Creation Therapy(tm) is introduced by the author allowing the reader who follows its guidance to reap the effects of gradual changes in self-awareness which lead to a greater understanding of the psychodynamics the child within plays in the adult life. Included are a series of healing visualizations and autohypnosis suggestions; blank journal pages; and sample affirmations following each chapter.
Monday, August 24, 2009
New Book Arrival: Gifts From the Child Within by Barbara Sinor, Ph.D.
The author, Barbara Sinor, generously sent me a copy of Gifts From the Child Within for review.


text:
Vehicle Sale History For DeLorean
Vehicle sales historyThe sale of automobiles has had its high points and low points but it has been an overall steady market over the years. From the year 1990 up until 2007, there was no significant drop or rise in vehicle sales. In 2008, sales dropped significantly and this affected the following year. But 2009 to 2016 has witnessed a steady climb in vehicle sales which is a plus for the industry. You should consider the following realities of vehicle sales history to see what is useful for you.


text:
Fourteen years ago, on June 6, 2000, I stood with my family at the Canadian cemetery by Juno Beach. We had arrived at the commemoration ceremony partially by accident; unable to find a camping spot, we'd parked our VW Westfalia in the cemetery parking lot, and awoke the next morning to find ourselves surrounded by armoured vehicles, teary-eyed veterans, and soldiers with machine guns. I have no doubt that it was being there, along with coinciding visits to Vimy, Verdun, and numerous other WWI/II sites in northern Europe, that taught me the importance of remembrance.
Latin America: A Journey Through Food (Video)
10 months + 12 countries= 861 meals.
From llama to cow intestines to ceviche to guinea pig to a LOT of rice and boiled potatoes, Latin America introduced me to a lot of new gastronomical challenges. Some were successes (I love alpaca!), while some left me feeling queasy (spit-roasted guinea pig is not a delicacy for me), but all reminded me that the secret to understanding a culture is through their food. Here is just a taste of what South American cuisine is all about.
Also, for a more detailed look at Peruvian cuisine, don't forget to check out my post on the most typical Peruvian dishes.
50 Shades of (South American) Grey: Photo Essay
There's something wonderful about seeing the world in black and white. Maybe it's because nothing ever is just that. Black and white is not our reality. We are forced into a world of colour, of multiple dimensions, of scents and smells and tastes. Yet once in awhile, we need to step and look at the simpler side of things. We need to see things in shades of grey.
Here of 50 black-and-white photos from South America. They look at the land, the cultures, and the people that I met along my journey.
Photo Friday: Iguazu Waterfalls, Brazil
There's not much to say about my photo of the week this week; I think it speaks for itself. I took this panorama in May on the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. The waterfalls are situated between three countries: Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. In my opinion, the Argentinian side is the most impressive, but this side gives you an overall impression of the park. If you have time, I highly recommend spending a day on both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides.
I hope everyone had a wonderful Valentine's Day. To my Canadian (Albertan) followers: enjoy your Family Day long weekend!
As for me, time to shut off my computer and head back to work…
Photo Friday: Solitude and the Sand Dunes in Florianopolis, Brazil
I finally understand the hardest part of solo travel.
It's not dealing with unsafe situations, nor is it trying to make friends. It's not even the inconvenience of cramming a backpack into a filthy bathroom stall.
It's being back home.
Don't take this the wrong way — I'm not lonely. I feel overwhelmed by the number of friends who have been asking me to meet up for coffee. Yet no matter how many people ask about my trip, or look at my photos, there is still something I can never transmit — the memories.
When my brother and a few of my friends came to visit at various points during my trip, I thought that it was fantastic to have the company. I wasn't lonely then either — I was making lots of local friends. But having loved ones visit gave me people with whom to share the experiences, and more importantly, the memories upon my return.
Still, there are a few countries in which I was completely alone: Ecuador, Uruguay, and Brazil.* Now that I'm in Canada, those memories are locked in my mind.
Last week, the Brazilian hit "Balada Boa" came on at a Latin bar. While everyone else let loose and danced in a circle, a wave of emotion hit me. I was transported back to my road trip across southern Brazil. Vinicius, a local who was on a tour of his own country, had driven me from Paranagua to Florianopolis, and during the four-hour trip, we discussed our faourite zouk music and sang along to "Balada Boa." Nobody here will every remember that, nor will they remember the night we spent dancing zouk and forro on the beach of an almost-deserted island.
The same thing happened last night as I listened to a CD of Uruguayan guitar music for the first time. It had been a gift from the artist himself, an old man who I met along La Rambla in Montevideo. No matter who listens to the album with me, nobody will be able to recall the smile on the old man's face, or his deep concern for my safety as I continued my run along the beach.
Those memories are all mine.
I have this idea that, every year that I get older, it will become harder and harder to find a "soulmate." Not because all of the good men will be taken, but simply because each year leads to thousands of new memories that I will never be able to truly share with my future husband. They are things that I can only try to tell and explain through words and photos. Maybe that's why some people are so afraid of ending a long-term relationship — they're afraid of losing years of shared memories. In the same way, some people are afraid of traveling alone.
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, but nothing is like having been there yourself.
*Well, in Brazil I did have the opportunity to meet up with a couple of friends from my semester abroad in the Netherlands, but they don't live in North America either, so the problem is the same. (I don't want you to think I'm forgetting about you Sandra, Thais, and Jorge!)
Music – Brazil's Engine
Part 2: Falling in Love with Brazil
I stand knee-deep in paradise. The fronds of nearby palm trees tickle a cloudless sky and the sun beats down on an empty, white-sand beach. I wade through Ilha do Mel (Island of Honey)'s azure waters and soak up the sublime. Then, I make the mistake of turning my IPod shuffle to salsa.
Nostalgia washes over me. I sway to the rhythms of "El Gran Combo" and dream of dance teams and congresses. I decide that if this was really paradise, I would be salsa dancing on the beach right now.
At this point, I step on a crab.
A sharp pinch on the sole of my foot.
You're in Brazil, Ellen — wake up!
I obey. I flick off my IPod, and head back to the shore, where the pulse of a slow samba drifts across the hostel patio.
I'm in Brazil.. a country where salsa dancers may be hard to find, but music is life.
Almost all of my favourite moments in Brazil involved music.
In São Paulo, I saw how it infuses daily life. We spent weeknights at my friend Jorge's apartment, gathered around as he strummed Brazilian songs on his guitar. Paula Fernandes, João Bosco e Vinicius. We went to a bar on a Friday and met a big group of friends who were having drinks and dinner alongside live samba music. We squeezed into an overcrowded samba club on a Saturday afternoon (!) and ate feijoada and danced to live covers of major country hits, including numbers I recognized and could sing along to. "Balada Boa," "Nega," and "Danza Kuduro," a song that I've heard probably a hundred times at home, but one that took on a completely new meaning when performed in Brazil.
I saw how music energizes Brazilians, makes them laugh and dance. I met a 59-year old man who couldn't stop belting out "Ai, Se Eu Te Pego." In Rio, I learnt some Samba de Gafieira from Wilson, a dance teacher and new friend. Later, I became the only non-Brazilian in Ilha do Mel's sole bar, and danced forro with the locals between sips of Skol. Finally I road-tripped down the coast with a Brazilian and bonded over four hours of Zouk music.
The music continues on Ilha do Mel after sunset, when the local surfers exchange their surfboards for guitars. The long day in the heat has taken its toll and by nine I am ready for bed. But then I start talking to Vinícius, a Brazilian. We sit on the deck chatting until the guitars stop and the island falls into slumber.
"What type of music do you like," he asks.
I smile. A loaded question.
"Well, what I really love is salsa."
He grins, and tells me that he dances a bit of salsa. The next thing I know, I am barefoot, spinning on the sand, Marc Anthony's voice muffled by the sounds of the waves. The song ends and we run into the ocean to cool off. Once again, I'm knee-deep in paradise… and now paradise should finally be complete. But, as I gaze up at the starry sky, where the Southern Cross has replaced the North Star, I realize that something is still missing here. I turn to Vinícius and request more dances. Zouk, then Forro.
Anything Brazilian.
Getting to Know Beautiful Brazil
The dull metal counter of the loncheria in the Porto Alegre bus terminal fails to show my reflection as I bend over my umpteenth pastel of the last few weeks. It's probably a good thing, as I'm only eleven hours in to my 28-hour journey to Montevideo, and I'm already nothing but tired eyes. On the TV screen above my head, a 90s' Julia Roberts sits in a subway station chewing something equally greasy and delicious. Yet despite a shared setting of deep-fried snacks and public transportation, Hollywood's New York seems worlds away from the Brazil I've come to know, love, and even question over the past three weeks.
Part 1
Getting to Know Brazil:
I arrived in Rio de Janeiro with a head full of warnings: bottom line — Rio is dangerous. Until the minute I stepped off the plane, I had brushed these thoughts away. I'm an experienced traveler. I've been to lots of "dangerous" cities — I can handle it. But as I sat on the airport bus, staring out at the darkened Rio skyline, I suddenly realized that I was utterly alone with a backpack full of expensive electronics and only a slight understanding of where I was headed. And then I thought… Rio is dangerous.
Fortunately, it only took a few hours of daylight and a freshly-squeezed glass of pineapple juice for me to come to my traveler senses. "Unsafe" places are everywhere — the Edmonton Greyhound station, for example, is probably even more likely a spot for a mugging than Copacabana, but that isn't going to stop me from either taking a bus or strolling down the beach. But of course, I won't leave my valuables unattended in either place.
With renewed awareness and a healthy dose of common sense, I tackled the city head-on.
If there is any place where stereotypes hold true, it's Rio. In Rio, the energy is contagious, the sunsets are gorgeous, the Cariocas are stunning (and seem to know it), and the bikinis are scandalously sexy. With my new German-Brazilian friends Christian and Michael, I explored the city centre, drank Caipirinhas and coconut water, and relaxed on the beach. With Philip, a Belgian businessman who promised me that France is the best country in the world, I drank wine, ascended the Corcovado in a sea of mist and admired the hazy view from the Christ the Redeemer statue. And, on my own, I posed for photos with a South African diplomat atop the Pão de Açucar (Sugarloaf), got drenched on a rainy favela tour, and navigated the Brazilian medical system with my shaky Portuguese.
My minor medical emergency forced me to extend my stay in Rio, which caused me to eliminate some of my other plans so that I could still make it to São Paulo in time for a mini Tilburg reunion. Sandra, from Austria, and her boyfriend were also visiting São Paulo, and the three of us spent four fantastic days there seeing the sights and experiencing the warm hospitality shown by our hosts, Thais (a "Paulista" born and raised) and Jorge (who has been calling the city home for the last year).
With a population of 19 million, São Paulo is the largest metropolis in South America, and home to one of the most world's most efficient metro systems and largest bus stations (the latter is preceded only by the station in New York City). In combination with thousands of bars, clubs, and restaurants, São Paulo forms the ideal playground for the hardcore urbanite.
I found it overwhelming. Although the city boasts an immense park near its centre, it is difficult not to get caught up in the tangle of apartment buildings, high prices, and exhausting commute times.
That aside, I had some of my best Brazilian moments there. One of the biggest highlights was Easter Sunday, which we spent at a family BBQ hosted by the aunt and uncle of Thales, Jorge's roommate. Although we were complete strangers, his family welcomed us with open arms. Delicious Brazilian churrasco (grilled meat, and tons of it!), trying hopelessly to learn the rules of a card game in Portuguese, and listening to Thales' uncle constantly burst into song ("Assim você me mata!").. all led to a lot of laughter and fun.
The best part of São Paulo, however, was that my time there made me realize what it is that I love most about Brazil. Something that unites the people, fuels their energy, and makes them smile.
To be continued…
A Taste of Brazil
A Few of the Foods I Sampled:
- Guaraná: a soft drink made from the extract of an Amazonian fruit
- Brigadeiros: chocolate bon-bons covered in sprinkles
- Churrasco: grilled meat, served at a buffet "kilo restaurant"
- Cocada: A very sweet coconut snack, made with milk and sugar
- Cashew, Açai, and Cupuaçu juices
- Feijoada: Beef and pork stew served with rice and beans. We had it at a buffet at a samba club on a Saturday afternoon, when it's typically eaten.
- Pastel: a deep-fried pastry filled with meat or cheese
- Pão de Queijo: a cheese bun, essentially
- Agua de Coco: coconut water, drunk out of the coconut with a straw
A very small sample of my trip to Brazil. The rest will follow on Facebook.


text:
Saint Pius X Catholic Church
52553 Fir Road, Granger, IN 46530 | 574-272-8462
Capital Campaign
SPX School
Parish Survey 2018
Mass Times
Career Opportunities
Reconciliation Times
Parish Staff List
Become a Member
Prayer & Worship
Mass Times
Eucharistic Adoration
To Become Catholic
Mass Intentions
Liturgy and Music
Make A Prayer Request
Divine Mercy Novena
Weekly Scripture
Saint of the Day
New Translation of the Mass
Sacrificial Giving
Children's Stewardship Program
Adult Faith Formation
Family and Parish Life
Outreach Ministries
Children's Ministries
Liturgy & Music
Parish Facilities Scheduling
Community Life
Seasons of Life Groups
Parish Directory
Adult Athletics
Special Interest Groups
Social Events
Faith Formation
Adult Faith Formation
Mercy & Mary Retreat
Adult Faith Formation Home Page
AFF Leadership Team
Young Adults
Bible Studies
Welcome Home
Catholic Theology
Christ Renews His Parish
Lenten Series
Pre-Cana/Marriage Prep
Marriage Enrichment
Parish Book Program
Prayer & Retreats
RCIA (Becoming Catholic)
Lending Library
33 Days to Morning Glory
Saint Pius X Catholic School
Saint Pius X Catholic School
Religious Education
Religious Education Home Page
Registration Information
Safe Environment
Children's Catechetical Development (CCD)
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS)
Children of St. Angela Merici (CSAM)
Rite of Christian Initiation for Children (RCIC)
Children's Liturgy of the Word (CLW)
Home School Program
Sacrament Information
Volunteer Information
RE Newsletters
Make a Prayer Request
Adult Faith Formation
Family and Parish Life
Outreach Ministries
Bereavement Team
Funeral Luncheons
Prayer Chain
Make a Prayer Request
PC Volunteer Information
Catholic Social Teaching Ministry
Society of Saint Vincent DePaul
Respect Life Ministry
Center for the Homeless Casserole Program
Elizabeth Ministry
Matthew 25 House Project
Hope Ministries at Saint Pius
Financial Resources Committee
Stephen Ministries
Children's Ministries
Liturgy & Music
Parish Facilities Scheduling
If someone you know is in need of prayers, the parish prayer chain will pray for that person. Just contact the ministry chair listed below and they will pass the name to other members of the prayer chain. Or use the online form below.
Things you should know when requesting prayers:
It is helpful to know a little bit about why the person needs prayers so that prayers can be focused on the specific need, but it is not necessary.
The Prayer Chain requests first names only.
Names remain on the prayer chain for approximately one week.
Carolyn Schwarte at
The maximum number of form submissions has been reached. This form is currently not available.
You can enter a prayer request for up to 3 people on this form:
First name of the person you are requesting prayers for:
Please fill out this field.
Please enter valid data.
Enter prayer request here
Please fill out this field.
First name of the person you are requesting prayers for:
Please enter valid data.
Enter prayer request here
First name of the person you are requesting prayers for:
Please enter valid data.
Enter prayer request here


text:
Dean Koontz Quotes About WaterQuotes about: Water
The retriever took each bit of meat from his master's hand with a delicacy almost equal to that of a hummingbird sipping sugar water from a garden feeder, and when it was all gone, he gazed up at Dusty with an adoration that could not have been much less than the love with which the angels regard God.
In this uncertain space between birth and death, especially here at the end of the world in Moonlight Bay, we need hope as surely as we need food and water, love and friendship. The trick, however, is to remember that hope is a perilous thing, that it's not a steel and concrete bridge across the void between this moment and a brighter future. Hope is no stronger than tremulous beads of dew strung on a filament of spider web, and it alone can't long support the terrible weight of an anguished mind and a tortured heart.
Dean Koontz
- Born: July 9, 1945
- Occupation: Author
- Cite this Page: Citation


text:
No products
ORGANIC TIMES Chocolate Little Gems 500g
Comvita Propolis Tincture - Extra Strength, 25ml
Comvita Propolis Candy - Original, 40 lozenges
Mt Retour Eucalyptus Essential Oil, 10ml - add a few drops to a burner or add to your hankie and inhale for the relief of colds and congested sinuses.
Mt Retour Peppermint Essential Oil, 10ml - a fresh grassy-mint scent that is renowned for relieving nausea and headaches
Mt Retour Certified Organic Breathe Better Roll-on, 10ml - a refreshing blend for clearing the respiratory system.
PPC Herbs offers Sinus Plex as an anti-allergy agent for hayfever and allergic rhinitis and to relieve symptoms of cold, flu and sore throat.
Chest & Cough Kick Spray
Flu Fighter Spray
MT RETOUR Frankincense Essential Oil 10ml - 100% Essential Oil
AUSTRALIA'S MANUKA Active Jellybush Honey (ULF 15+) 250g
AMAZONIA Cold & Flu Relief Spray 50ml


text:
Walls never looked more fabulous than when graced with your sweet baby's face. But are you looking to get a little more creative with your photo displays? Mommas, get ready to add a new site to your *favorites* list...
Art has no boundaries, so why should your photos? Grab your sweetest shots and create some frameless canvas prints at UpDone. This is a fab site where you can upload your pics and have them printed on stretched canvas and assembled on wood frames, immediately ready for hanging or display. Choose to have your image printed only on the face of the canvas, or have it wrapped like these examples below.
UpDone prints and assembles the frames within a few days and gets them right to your doorstep before you can say "Awwww!" For an even more budget friendly price, you can opt to assemble the frames yourself. But I'm too much of a goof for that... I'd have the thing stapled to my pants somehow before it was said and done.
I have first hand experience with this company and the end product is truly fab, especially for the price. I was very, very impressed with the speedy delivery and the quality of the images. Click on over to their site to get a feel for how they price their items. You'll pay a lot less per item if you order more than one, so load up! Create a couple of larger prints to use in different areas, or maybe a bunch of smaller prints to form a tiled display on a larger wall space. The options are endless, and the memories? Unforgettable.
Monday, May 4, 2009
When you got it, flaunt it.
Labels: Accessories, Gift Ideas, Stylish Rooms, Wall Decor
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
This is the story of two Spanish students, Arturo from the Asturias and Rosa from Madrid, who meet for the first time at The English Language College in London. They fall in love under the night lights of The Royal Pavilion in Brighton, just before Arturo has to return to Spain. Happily, they plan to meet again. No part of this story is true!
A1: [300 to 600 headwords]-----beginner----------places-----people-----stories-----plays-----topics
Try elementary level:
A2: [600 to 800 headwords]----elementary-------places-----people-----stories-----plays-----topics


text:
Ghostwritten by Mom
Currently, there is no content with this tag.
Subscribe today and never miss a story!
Sorry, no results.
Little Clint: The Story Of A Baby Dinosaur
Learn about the journey of a baby dino to the museum. more
Aug 16, 2018
History Alive!
Kids learn about a learn about a different military topic each week. more
Aug 16, 2018
Aug 16, 2018


text:
Lothian MSP Gordon Lindhurst has criticised Transport Minister Humza Yousaf for failing to take seriously the problem of laser pen attacks at Scottish airports.
It was reported in the Edinburgh Evening News late in February that pilots continue to be blighted by laser pens being shone into cockpits as aircraft make an approach to the runway at Ingliston in Edinburgh. There were 44 such cases reported to the Civil Aviation Authority in 2016, almost one incident every week.
The UK Government is attempting to respond to the problem by penning legislation, currently making its way through Westminster, that will make shining lasers at any transport operator an offence, carrying with it a potential punishment of imprisonment. Current law means that to hand out that level of punishment now requires police to have to prove that the aircraft was in danger; the new law means police will only have to prove the offence of shining a laser.
Scottish Conservative and Unionist MSP Gordon Lindhurst asked the Transport Minister what the Scottish Government's position is on the legislation, which it is hoped will deter more people from committing the crime. He received the following reply:
"Sentencing is a matter for the courts taking into account all the circumstances of the case."
In response to the one-line answer given, Gordon said:
"The response I received from the Transport Minister to a serious question I posed about a real problem affecting Scottish airports is frankly disgraceful.
"Westminster has taken the initiative to deal with a problem that, if not met head on, could potentially one day result in a horrific accident."
"Of course sentencing is a matter for the courts. But we are talking here about the early stages of legislation which is not yet law. What I wanted to know is what the Scottish Government position is - is it giving its backing to these proposals?"
"It appears from the Minister's answer that the Scottish Government is not taking the issue seriously, and it is more concerned about breaking up the UK than actually dealing with serious issues affecting our country."


text:
An 80-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder by police investigating the frenzied stabbing of his daughter who had spent two years researching their family tree.
Harry Warren was arrested after mother-of-four Jacqueline Warren, 52, was knifed several times at the house they shared in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.
Ms Warren, a former barmaid was airlifted to Wythenshawe Hospital by air ambulance and underwent emergency treatment for stab injuries. She is said to be in a serious but stable condition.
The incident at breakfast time occurred just 48 hours after divorcee Ms Warren, who has lived in the area for 20 years, posted messages on Facebook proudly talking of her work on her family tree.
During her research she had managed to reunite long lost relatives including a mother who had given up her daughter for adoption and a father and child who had not seen each other for ten years.
It is believed Ms Warren's father moved in with her around six months ago after struggling with his advancing age. Warren was due to appear before Rochdale Magistrates' Court after being questioned by detectives.
One neighbour said: "It's such a shock. Jacqui's a lovely neighbour who would do anything for anybody and she absolutely adores her family.
''She even helped me out a few times with household chores. Her father is as quiet as a mouse and we barely saw him.
''We believe he had been struggling with advancing age and she was just helping him out. He'd only been living there about six months. We're just hoping and praying Jacqui will pull through. She is a genuinely good and caring person.''
Another said: ''I was speaking to Jacqui's daughter who said she was seriously ill but the family think she'll a be all right. The first I knew about it was when I heard the helicopter. It was right over the house.
"They were trying to land on the green opposite but they couldn't because of the trees and overhead lines and had to land on a nearby road. The police cordoned off drive and put up a scenes of crime tent. There must have been six or seven police cars outside.
Ms Warren has two daughters and two sons and is believed to have grandchildren herself. She had been looking forward to becoming a godparent to a newborn baby.
In a message on Facebook on January 4 she said: ''I'm so glad that I can bring some joy and happiness into people's lives.
''I've found someone's mother as she was adopted at birth and they were both overjoyed to be reunited and I've just found someone's daughter he's not seen for 10 years.
''Happy days spring to mind. I've been doing my family tree for about two years now so if I can help anyone feel free to message me.''
Greater Manchester Police confirmed the incident occurred shortly before 8.30am on Monday 6 January 2014.
Following an emergency call officers and paramedics attended and found Jacqui with a ''number of stab wounds.'' The victim's father was taken into custody.
Det Insp Melani Linton of Greater Manchester Police said: "People are bound to be extremely shocked when they hear news of this incident, but I would like to try and reassure them as much as I can.
''We have a team of detectives investigating what exactly has happened here. This was an isolated incident and we do not believe there was any threat to the wider community."


text:
What My Erasmus Year Abroad Taught Me
Posted by Shannon A in Archaeology & Ancient History on August 31, 2016
As you may or may not know I have spent the last academic year in Malta on an Erasmus year abroad. The past two months being back on British soil and preparing for my fourth and final year at the University of Leicester have shown me the many ways my Erasmus year abroad has shaped […]
Posted in Erasmus, Friends, Future, Leisure, Money, Study Abroad | Tagged Britain, budget, currency, eat healthy, Erasmus, erasmus year abroad, friends, healthy, Leicester, Malta, money, opportunity, reflection, shopping, summer, university of leicester, weekly shop, year abroad
Keep on keepin' on
Posted by Mark in Archaeology & Ancient History on May 24, 2016
Since my last blog, the major occurrence has been the birth of twins, Ted and Daisy to my eldest daughter Michelle and her partner Henry. All are well, which now makes six grandchildren for my wife, Louise and I. The last module, Medieval Archaeology, has finished with a good essay result and I am now looking forward […]
Posted in Essay, Friends, Holiday, Leisure, Studying, Uncategorized | Tagged 2016, archaeology, archaeology student, excavation, Fieldwork, holiday, home, job, Leicester, students, study, summer, the university of leicester
My Summer Plans
Posted by Shannon A in Archaeology & Ancient History on March 30, 2016
Despite it only being the end of March I have already got a list of things I have got planned to do over the summer! The University of Leicester has opened up so many new opportunities for me and many of these opportunities are what I have taken up in order to fill my summer […]
Posted in Dissertation, Erasmus, Friends, Future, Holiday, Leisure, Reseach, Study Abroad, Uncategorized | Tagged archaeology, Ardnamurchan, carnival, dig, driving, driving lesson, driving lessons, Edinburgh, Edinburgh festival, Erasmus, excavate, excavation, festival, friends, isle of skye, Leicester, Malta, my summer plans, notting hill, plans, Roman, roman villa, Scotland, summer, sun, the university of leicester, weekend, year abroad
Saying Goodbye to Friends You've Made for Life
Posted by Shannon A in Archaeology & Ancient History on September 15, 2015
As my departure looms ever closer I made it my aim to spend the majority of September saying my goodbyes to friends and family who I may not see for a while due to my Erasmus year abroad. I had already said my goodbyes to friends from home who went on placements and friends going […]
Posted in Erasmus, Friends, Future, Holiday, Leisure, Placement, Study Abroad | Tagged ancient history and archaeology ball, ancient history and archaeology society, archaeology, archaeology ball, archaeology student, Erasmus, family, friends, friends for life, goodbye, Leicester, Malta, students, summer, the university of leicester, university of leicester, wedding, year abroad
A Hello!
Posted by Shannon A in Archaeology & Ancient History on August 9, 2015
As this is my first blog post I thought it best if I introduced myself! My name is Shannon and I am currently in my third year as an archaeology student. I study BA Archaeology and at the end of September I will be starting my Erasmus year abroad at the University of Malta. I […]
Posted in Erasmus, Future, Placement, Study Abroad, Uncategorized, Volunteering | Tagged archaeology, avebury, blog, Erasmus, excavation, Fieldwork, holiday, holidays, Leicester, Malta, mark gillings, national trust, shopping, study abroad, summer, university of leicester, university of malta, west kennett dig


text:
In its attempt to upgrade all parts of its athletic program, the University of New England will install an artificial surface to be ready for next fall — with a twist. It will be blue.
Kim Allen, the athletic director at UNE, said the new turf field, which will include lights, will be used for field hockey and men's and women's lacrosse teams, as well as intramurals. As far as the color?
"It kind of just came up as we were preparing to make a decision about the turf field," said Allen. "We are the Big Blue, the Nor'easters. And we were thinking about how great (the blue field) has been for Boise State. I think it's really an excellent signature for our program.
"We're trying to build our athletic program and this is something that is unique."
According to UNE officials, UNE will join Boise State and New Haven as the only collegiate programs with a blue artificial turf.
The school has budgeted $1.5 million for the project. Any additional costs will require fundraising.
"This is important for our students," said Allen. "Right now we have two grass fields and a softball field and we don't have a space for intramurals. The intramurals are a huge piece of this. And there is also a weather issue in our area."
The men's and women's soccer teams will use the field in inclement weather.
Joan Howard, the school's former field hockey coach and now an assistant athletic director, said the field hockey program will benefit greatly from the turf field. "It really is a different game on turf," said Howard. "And it should help our recruiting."
The turf field is being built across the street from the main campus on Route 9, next to a residence hall currently under construction.
"It's going to be a great addition," said Howard. "And it's a nice marketing thing too. If you see the field on TV, you'll know it's at UNE."
Staff Writer Mike Lowe can be contacted at 791-6422 or at: [email protected]
Cops & Courts
71-year-old Camden driver leads police on multi-county chase
How do the forecasts stack up?
Green Plate Special
Recipe: Roasted Tomato, Fennel and Sardine Pasta
Former Maine drug agent steps into an unlikely role
Cops & Courts
Maine judge tells no-show jurors they're out of order


text:
A vibrant, social atmosphere combined with a modern steakhouse experience, ZEST GRILL ROOM offers an inspired menu showcasing the finest selection of premium dry-aged beef, fresh seafood, accompanying sides made with hand-selected local ingredients, and tempting sweets to finish. For a lighter fare, enjoy an assortment of delicious seafood bites and refreshing salads. Pair your entree with our exclusive collection of bourbons, single malt, wines, and well-crafted cocktails.
Nothing brings people together like food. We gather to enjoy delicious, craft cocktails and the simple pleasures of music in the good company of friends and neighbors. And ZEST GRILL ROOM is where we do it.
ZEST GRILL ROOM…Perfectly Charred Cuts. Perfectly Crafted Cocktails.
Hours of Operation
Breakfast: Daily, 6:00 am – 10:30 am
Wednesday & Thursday: 5:00 pm-10:00 pm
Friday – Sunday, 5:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Monday & Tuesday, Closed.
Start your day with a delicious breakfast featuring a selection of favorite dishes including Eggs Benedict, ranchero scrambled eggs, buttermilk pancakes and French toast accompanied by our signature Puerto Rican coffee and fresh-squeezed juices – all served with fabulous views of the beach.
Breakfast: Daily, from 7:00 am – 10:30 am
"I am passionate about 'modern Puerto Rican cuisine.' It's bold, innovative and irreverent but never, ever disrespectful. And every single bite is absolutely… Delicious."
A native of Puerto Rico, Chef Raúl Correa developed his passion for food while watching his uncle cook. "What impressed me the most was the he was a man but he was an excellent cook," said Correa. It was in 1995 at the age of 18 that Correa started his culinary career while working as Kitchen Supervisor at the San Juan Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino. He worked his way up quickly through the ranks to Executive Chef at some of the finest hotels in Puerto Rico, including the legendary Normandie Hotel. Correa's knowledge of local and international cuisine as well as every aspect of kitchen operation and restaurant management led him to start his own food consulting company, Boutique Cuisine Catering and Kitchen Management in 2009. In 2011, Correa became Chef-Instructor at Puerto Rico's renowned Escuela Hotelera.
In 2012, Chef Correa's expertise and creative talent led him to become the culinary force behind Zest restaurant, located in the San Juan Water Beach Club Hotel in Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. Featuring an amazing sub-aquatic atmosphere, Zest's special visual effects include dancing ripples on the walls; ceiling simulating the surface of the ocean; illuminated floors, and a 60 ft. cascade waterfall by the bar.
The brainchild of Chef Correa, Zest offers a Modern Puerto Rican & Latin American cuisine menu influenced from a global perspective and paying a tribute to Puerto Rico's culinary heritage by primarily using locally sourced, seasonal products.
Strongly committed to supporting local farmers, Zest's exquisite culinary creativity makes perfect use of the freshest local ingredients available.
Chef Correa's menu exudes innovation and sophistication featuring dishes including famous amuse-bouches such as popcorn soup with truffle butter and rosemary or the chicharrón (fried pork skin) lightly seasoned to perfection; main courses including sea bass marinated in miso accompanied by vegetables, eggplant foam and green papaya compote; and for dessert, his version of the traditional island tembleque: coconut panacotta accompanied by pineapple sorbet, raisins marinated in rum and a crispy almond phyllo.
Giving back to the community by donating his culinary talent and time is a passion of Chef Correa. On his personal time, Chef Correa participates in cooking fundraisers for two charities close to his heart: SER DE PUERTO RICO, whose mission is to provide exceptional services to ensure that people with disabilities or with autism and their families have equal opportunities in their communities to enjoy life, education, job opportunities, and have fun and HOGAR TERESA TODA, whose mission is to provide girls and young women victims of abuse and negligence a permanent home where they can live surrounded by love and protection.
Chef Correa's culinary expertise, creativity, innovation and passion have earned him prestigious awards and accolades including:
- Restaurateur of the Year 2016 award by the Puerto Rico Hotel and Tourism Association (PRHTA) Tourism Industry Super Stars Awards
- Inclusion in the 2015 edition of "Where Chefs Eat: A Guide to Chefs' Favourite Restaurants" published by Phaidon Press
- Chairman of the Puerto Rico Hotel & Tourism Association's Restaurant Committee – 2015
- Nominated for "The People's Best New Chef 2014" by GASTRONÓMICO / El VOCERO
- "Manager of the Year" in the Restaurant Category – Puerto Rico Hotel & Tourism Association 2014
- Silver Medal in "Chef of the Year" category – Taste of the Caribbean 2014
- Gold Medal in "Best Culinary Team in the Caribbean" – Taste of the Caribbean 2014
- Captain of the Puerto Rico Culinary Team 2014
- Selected for the Puerto Rico Culinary Team 2014
- Puerto Rico's Top Chef 2014 – FoodiesPR.com
- Nominated for FOOD & WINE magazine's the "People's Best New Chef 2013″
- Cattlemen's Chef Challenge Champion in 2008


text:
Wine Certified List: TTB certified labs for export wine analysis
What You Should Know About Grape Labels: An information guide by the TTB
Destination Sales Tax: Department of Revenue information on sales tax change for shipments and deliveries effective July 2008.
Washington State Department of Revenue Excise Tax Advisory: Sales to Nonresidents of Jurisdictions Imposing a Sales Tax of Less than Three Percent
©2017 Washington Winegrowers. All rights reserved. Photo courtesy of the Washington State Wine Commission.