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Solanbridge Group, Inc. Subsidiary's Fundraising Event A Success
The Company also announces it is actively seeking an additional location in either the Palm Bay or Viera, Florida Areas
Feb 28, 2013, 11:47 EST
MELBOURNE BEACH, Fla., Feb. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Solanbridge Group, Inc. (OTCPINK: SLNX) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, David's Steak and Seafood Restaurant, an upscale steak house, hosted a Live for Wine & Chocolate Space Coast Volunteers in Medicine Fundraising Event on Sunday, February 24th. The event was sold out and a huge success with over 130 people in attendance. Preliminary numbers indicate a 10 to 15 percent increase in donations compared to last year's event.
"We were overwhelmed by the tremendous turnout at this year's Live for Wine & Chocolate Space Coast Volunteers in Medicine Fundraising Event," stated David Green, CEO of Solanbridge Group, Inc. "Many attendees at this year's event were blown away by the food, flavors and generosity David's Steak and Seafood had to offer. We have always felt it is best to give back to our community because our community has been so supportive of our restaurant and employees."
The Company would also like to announce that its management team has been actively searching for an additional venue in the Palm Bay and Viera, Florida areas. Due to the tremendous success David's Steak and Seafood has had in Melbourne Beach, management feels it is best to expand to an additional location.
Mr. Green went on to say "We are committed to our Melbourne Beach community and will be keeping our location here. We feel it is in the Company's best interest to expand its operations to an additional venue and continue to grow. Both Palm Bay and Viera are booming in growth and we feel a David's Steak and Seafood would be a great addition to either area."
David's Steak and Seafood menu revolves around two staples, beef and fish. All our steaks are cut in-house cooked over an oak inspired fire to your liking. Our meats are USDA choice and are served with a flavorful garlic butter that is made in-house. We can cut steaks to order should you like a different size or cut. Fresh fish is brought in daily and served with several different sauces and can be cooked any style you like, grilled, blackened or broiled. Delicious sauces made daily to complement our items such as lemon butter with a basil tomato onion relish or Port wine and Craisin reduction. Pastas are popular as well and we offer two different styles, linguine and fettuccini. Our spicy marinara is served with scallops and shrimp. Our mushroom ravioli, served with an alfredo mushroom and tarragon sauce, is very popular. Our side dishes are unique and flavorful. We have home style potatoes au gratin topped with Ritz Crackers and a spicy red beans and rice. Another homemade and down home winner is our Cream Corn. At David's we are sensitive to all of our guests' needs from vegetarian items to issues with Celiacs. We are always ready to accommodate. Making the food is just the beginning, delivering it correctly is our pride.
Seating is available in our main dining area as well as in our upscale and classic board meeting room. Book your reservation today and enjoy the view and full menu options from David's Steak and Seafood in style (http://davidssteakandseafood.com/), (321) 392-2029
The Company recently announced it has secured a one year extension on its lease for David's Steak and Seafood Restaurant, located at 302 Ocean Ave, Melbourne Beach, FL. Solanbridge Group's management has now focused on expanding David's Steak and Seafood Restaurant to multiple locations within the next three years and is currently searching for additional space.
About Solanbridge Group, Inc: Solanbridge Group, Inc. is an investment company and diversified holding company whose main business is purchasing revenue generating foreign and domestic private/public companies. Solanbridge Group is currently comprised of three subsidiaries, David's Steak and Seafood, Adventure Option, Inc., and Advanced Medical Sales LLC.
David's Steak and Seafood is a classic, upscale steak house, which presents fine dining in an atmosphere of timeless elegance, offering guests the finest cuts of choice USDA meats, fresh seafood, and much more. David's Steak and Seafood experience is all about providing superior service and classically prepared cuisine in a one of a kind setting.
Solanbridge's wholly owned subsidiary, Adventure Option, Inc., has an extensive background in the sex life enhancement industry. The company has formulated some of the most exciting products in the industry today, which include Morning Glory (male arousal capsule) and Evening Delight (Female arousal gel) formulas. Adventure Option's library of formulas consists of over 40 products that can be customized to meet your company's needs. The Company plans on taking its new products to market within the next twelve months and is set to move its headquarters to Charlotte, North Carolina.
Solanbridge has an option to purchase certain real estate assets, which consists of a 191 unit apartment complex on Cambridge Street in Las Vegas, Nevada; and two 4-story apartment buildings in Brooklyn, New York. The company was formerly known as Solanex Management Inc. and changed its name to Solanbridge Group Inc. on January 11, 2011. Solanbridge Group Inc. was founded in 2000.
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text: Unite calls on Asda to take heed and follow others lead in listening to the public on meat sourcing 04 March 2013 Unite, one of the largest union's in Wales, has today called on supermarket giant Asda to follow the lead of other large retailers in listening to public opinion and committing to source their meat products from the UK. In the light of the recent horse meat scandal, Tesco and Aldi have made public pronouncements that they will act on the concern of citizens and commit to sourcing meat closer to home and building closer relationships with UK farmers. Unite believes it is now time for Asda to act and show support for local sourcing, local jobs and local people by once again contracting Welsh Country Foods as a supplier. Unite Wales Secretary Andy Richards said: "It is time that Asda takes heed and follows the lead of others by taking action to illustrate in practice their commitment to the UK meat industry and Welsh people. Given the recent revelations surrounding contaminated meat in our supermarkets, the reasons for Asda to re-think and reverse their decision to de-list Welsh Country Foods in Anglesey from their supply chain is ever stronger. We know that Welsh Country Foods can guarantee 100 per cent traceability on every product that is slaughtered and processed at the Gaerwen site." ENDS For further information contact Unite Wales communications co-ordinator Hannah Blythyn on 07980 237694. Unite is Britain and Ireland's largest trade union with 1.5 million members working across all sectors of the economy. The general secretary is Len McCluskey.


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The book deals with the problems of stress of modern living and provides guidelines for securing release from the Bondage of thoughts, feelings and reflexes. The yogic process is essentially psychosomatic. An integrated health-care programme is prescribed in the book. it has been scientifically evaluated and tested for more than two decades and is based on four distinct elements of yoga technology. There are simple meditative postures to bring about inwardness of the mind. There are simple meditative postures to bring about inwardness of the mind. Therapeutic asanas are carefully selected for release of tension from the muscular and nervous systems and discomfort from the body. Techniques of simplified Pranayamas are included to promote inner peace and cheerfulness. The book shall prove to be of special value to psychologists, psychotherapists and yoga teachers, over-stressed busy executives and overworked physicians who want to seek release from tension and enjoy freedom, happiness and peace in this age of competition, restlessness, anxiety and fear. This book presents a time-honoured yogic prescription for leading a life without tension. Of immense immediate and practical benefit to people of all ages, it offers an integrated health care course which harmonises ones personality on the physical, mental, moral and emotional levels. A must for: busy executive, harassed housewives, tense students. In fact, for anyone who finds life stressful. A Unique treatise with easy-to-follow exercises to promote heath and longevity.A Concise and Integrated Guide to a Stress-Free Lifestyle Pandit Shamhbu Nath. Ill. Health. means. Disharmony. In yoga, diseases are placed in three categories: a#39; Blqautika or physiological a#39; Ad/Ji Bbautilaa or psychological a#39; Adbyatimika oranbsp;...
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Austin City Council candidate Shaun Ireland recently claimed, in his campaign video among several from candidates posted on the city's website, "Not a single City Council member lives in South Austin. Nor in North Austin."
In May 2011, we looked at a candidate's statement that "there's no one from South Austin on the council," and found that was True.
Only one face on the council has changed since then, but what about their current home addresses?
Ireland, who himself lives on Manchaca Road in the South Lamar neighborhood of South Austin, told us by email that he pulled council members' addresses from their personal financial statements filed with the city, and sent us his findings.
Meanwhile, in an Austin American-Statesman news story published online May 7, 2012, he narrowed his claim, saying that "no council member lives south of (Lady Bird Lake) or north of 45th Street."
We called council members' city and campaign staff for the most up-to-date information.
Ireland's opponent, Place 6 incumbent and Mayor Pro Tem Sheryl Cole, is one of two council members who live in East Austin -- Cole in Wilshire Woods and Mike Martinez in Senate Hills.
Mayor Lee Leffingwell lives in the Highland Park West/Balcones Area neighborhood. Laura Morrison resides in Old West Austin, Chris Riley is downtown and Bill Spelman hails from Hyde Park. The council's newest member, Kathie Tovo, lives north of the University of Texas in the Heritage neighborhood.
All the addresses are north of Lady Bird Lake. Are they all south of 45th Street?
This is where Ireland's claim gets interesting, because 45th Street does not extend across the entire city. It's not oriented directly east-west, either.
But if you drew a line extending 45th Street across the entire city map, Martinez and Leffingwell's homes would both lie less than a mile north of that line.
Ireland told us, "All City Council members live within six miles of each other … none live south of downtown or north of Koenig (Lane) -- magnetic north, true north, or past the 45th street parallel, whichever the case may be. There are no council members that reside in the Arboretum or near Parmer and Metric, or Onion Creek or the 'Y' at Oak Hill."
Our ruling
No council members live in South Austin, as Ireland says, and five council members live south of 45th Street. If that street were extended east and west, though, Leffingwell and Martinez would land north of it, though not by much. We rate Ireland's statement Mostly True.
Austin City Council candidate Shaun Ireland recently claimed, in his campaign video among several from candidates posted on the city's website, "Not a single City Council member lives in South Austin. Nor in North Austin."


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Do potential employers owe you an explaination?
Often times on here I've posts on here where a an interview has taken place, maybe even a second one, the person is told "you will hear something soon" but "soon" turns into a week, two weeks..no response. The interviewee may email or call to "check on my status" but gets no reply at all. So this leave the person wondering what they said wrong, why the job they were so sure they would be offered was not only offered but dead in the water without so much as a "thanks again for meeting with us" for the 2nd or 3rd time.
Someone I know who is going through this now said "I think employers owe the interviewee a follow up to the interview - either yes or no, instead of having people hang on hoping. Professionalism and courteously run both ways." He drove 2 hrs one way for an interview, had a second interview a week later at another office an hour from his home and was told he was going to move onto the last interview and would be contacted for a date/time with 24 hrs. It has now been 2 weeks. He has tried contacting the two people he has previously been in contact with but is not getting a response by phone or email from them.
While I agree with him about the professional aspect and I do think employers "should" follow up appropriately, I don't think they owe interviewees anything. Am I wrong?
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Joined: Nov '09; Posts: 1,002; Likes: 898Jun 3, '13I think a yes or no post interview should happen. I don't think specific feedback on why someone else was selected is owed, but if you make the interview stage there should be some form of contact if you didn't get the job.Jun 3, '13Boy, are you asking for a lot! (Note: am being smarty pants here - not intending to insult anyone!)
In today's work environment where employers are firing employees at-will without reasons it would be awesome if they gave an explanation. But I wouldn't hold my breath.Jun 3, '13I recently interviewed for a job and when I didn't hear back I called. I was told that the job had been filled. Normally I would have said thank you and the conversation would have been over, but instead I was feeling especially bold and asked why I wasn't offered the job (I asked if it was my lack of experience-6 months LTC). Surprisingly, the manager was straight with me and said I was up against other LVNs with 15-20 years experience. She then proceeded to tell me about how I could get experience that could land me the job in the future (places to work, specific skills I needed). It was a very helpful conversation.Jun 3, '13The last time I did not get the job (where a spy told me I was the strongest candidate) I contacted Human Resources and asked if I was being considered or not, I got an email thereafter from the interviewer saying "We decided to go in a different direction." They went with a part time person instead of full time. And, someone who knew someone with influence in the department. She quit after less than a year. Guess where I am now? Sweet!Jun 3, '13I always contact staff. Our recruiting program prompts me to edit a generic email to those that have been unsuccessful at each point in the process.
I did not appreciate the phone call from the woman who applied for a clerk job that was M-Thus non negotiable who had stated in her app that she couldn't work those days. She phoned me, had me on speaker to whoever else was in the room with her and berated me. This was her response to my email stating that she was not successful in her application.Jun 3, '13I tend to agree with you. It's rude to leave someone hanging, but I dislike this entitled notion. Seems professionalism and courtesy have gone out the window, on both sides of the fence, in most places.Jun 3, '13Probably easier from a legal standpoint to just not call somebody back than to call them give reasons why they weren't hired and open yourself up to a lawsuit.Jun 3, '13Do potential employers owe you an explanation? No, not even remotely. I do agree that some communication saying thanks, but no thanks when the position has been filled would bring professional closure to the interaction.
Pretend for a minute you are in a position to interview/hire candidates for a position on your unit. You interview 10 people. You end up hiring one. Between 2 - 4 of them probably have something come up during their interview process or in the course of checking their credentials that crosses them off of your list. The remaining 5 - 7 -- you just didn't pick them. Not because their experience was unsuitable (HR probably already screened those people out) or they made some egregious error in the interview -- you just didn't pick them.
Maybe job seekers, male and female, should read the classic self-help book He's Just Not That Into You. He's Just Not That Into You: The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys (The Newly Expanded Edition): Greg Behrendt, Liz Tuccillo, Lauren Monchik: 9781416947400: Amazon.com: Books
So much of dating/relationships also applies to job hunting.Jun 3, '13Quote from AltraYou took the words right out of my mouth! But I was going to suggest the romantic comedy
Maybe job seekers, male and female, should read the classic self-help book He's Just Not That Into You. He's Just Not That Into You: The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys (The Newly Expanded Edition): Greg Behrendt, Liz Tuccillo, Lauren Monchik: 9781416947400: Amazon.com: Books
So much of dating/relationships also applies to job hunting.
It is so much like dating. We all have this desire to be validated, and to have our egos stroked a bit.
I've been there, with both relationships and jobs. The ones that don't work out are paving the way for the ones that do.
I know it's hard to look at it that way. I recently interviewed for a position. Made it to the third interview, jumped through hoops, and got a "were not ready to make a decision". It hurt, but I got over that. It just wasn't meant to be, and it didn't take me long to realize that it wouldn't have been the right fit. It would have been a much longer commute and a big schedule adjustment.Jun 3, '13I applied for a job. Had an interview. It went amazing. I have a relationship with the HR lady because I used to work there. I called her one time a week for a month. Even went over her head to the nurse manager. She finally called me back and said they hired someone else. And then 6 months later they called me and offered me a position. Unfortunately there is no rhyme or reason and they can do whatever they want and don't owe us an explanation, which is unfair. But such is life.Jun 3, '13An employer that you've worked for for 20+ years can fire you with no explanation, so I'm not sure why you'd expect one from a potential employer who just chose not to hire you.
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In 1730 Queen Charlotte ordered the damming of the Westbourne River as part of a general redevelopment of Hyde Park and Kennsington Gardens by Charles Bridgeman. The Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park is the remnant of the Westbourne River which since 1850 has been diverted into a culvert and runs into the Thames near Chelsea. "The Serpentine Lake was one of the earliest artificial lakes designed to appear natural" and was widely imitated. The Long Water because of its relatively undisturbed nature is a significant wildlife habitat.
Hyde Park and its surrounds has changed considerably since its inception. Contextualising the statute of Achilles by Richard Westmacott which was said to have originated in the classical taste of the Countess Spencer, demonstrates the remarkable changes that have taken place both in the use of the park and in the urban environment which surrounds it. The Queen and Prince Albert are drawn taking air in their carriage as they pass by the statute c1840.
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USC Football Goes To No. 5 Oregon
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No. 9/8 USC goes after the 750th win in program history when it travels to No. 5 Oregon, a team with an identical record. The Trojans remain on the road for the second week in a row as they make their sixth visit to Eugene since 1998. USC has won its past 2 times in Autzen Stadium, which is sold out (54,000) and guaranteed to be loud. Troy also is looking for its fourth consecutive win over the Ducks. This is the highest ranked Oregon team that USC has ever faced. Although USC has lost more than it has won when playing a ranked Oregon squad, it has been victorious in the last 3 such occurrences. This is the first of 3 ranked opponents USC must face in its next 5 games. This is the 73rd consecutive game that USC has been in the AP Top 25. The Trojans also have returned to the AP Top 10 this week after a one-week absence following their school-record 63-game run. Three sets of brothers (the Matthews, Rowes and Tupous) will be on opposite sidelines in Eugene. USC is coming off its most decisive win ever over Notre Dame ever and its first shutout of the Irish in South Bend since 1933. The Trojans, who have been hampered all season by injuries (with 23 key Trojans having missed at least 1 game), are getting healthier and could benefit this week by the continued return of some of the wounded. The question for USC's offense is who will be at the controls this week, as QB Mark Sanchez has filled in quite capably the past 2 weeks for QB John David Booty (he's in the USC career Top 10 in passing and total offense), who is still recovering from a broken finger. TE Fred Davis, a Mackey Award candidate who leads the nation's tight ends in yards per catch, has jumped into USC's career receiving Top 20. The Trojan running attack--with such tailbacks as Chauncey Washington, Stafon Johnson and Joe McKnight--is much improved over a year ago. The USC offensive line, which has been hard-hit by the injury bug, could see the return of some key blockers, including 2-time All-American OT Sam Baker (a 2007 Lombardi Award semifinalist). USC's defense has been its strength, as statistically the Trojans are in the national Top 10 in every category. It features All-American DT Sedrick Ellis and DE Lawrence Jackson (he has 24 career sacks) on the line, the nation's premier linebacking corps led by LB Keith Rivers (a 2007 Butkus Award semifinalist) and a secondary with CB Terrell Thomas, S Taylor Mays and S Kevin Ellison. USC head coach Pete Carroll, the nation's winningest active coach, has led his Trojans to 5 consecutive AP Top 4 finishes, BCS bowls, Pac-10 titles and 11-win seasons. Carroll has won 80% of his games against AP Top 25 teams. Oregon, coming off an impressive win at Washington last Saturday, is guided by the Pac-10's senior head coach, Mike Bellotti (13th year). The Ducks' spread offense--which had 661 total yards at Washington, including 465 on the ground--is one of the nation's most potent and highly ranked (averaging 550 total yards and 46 points), featuring the Pac-10's top passer and runner. Multi-threat QB Dennis Dixon, who leads the Pac-10 in total offense and passing efficiency, is at the controls. Talented RB Jonathan Stewart, who ran for 251 yards last weekend, is among the nation's leaders in rushing, all-purpose running and kickoff returns. WR Jaison Williams is a big-play wideout. Oregon's defense--behind the likes of FS Matthew Harper, ROV Patrick Chung and DE Nick Reed--specializes in negative-yardage plays. The game will be shown live nationally on FSN cable.
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Ahhh...that makes perfect sense. About Mary becoming a citizen after her marriage.
Rose Marie, my Grandma, was married in Butler County in 1939 to Richard Wilson. She was born 06 Aug 1919. Now looking at her marriage certificate, which I have right in front of me, it does state that Mary was born in Pittsburgh! Why I never saw this before...Okay. I'll look into her being born in Pittsburgh now.
When it comes to the 1930 census...I found that the house they were living in at that time was passed up. The 3 houses on the block were never taken during that census. That is why we can't find them on that particular census. I would love to see the 1900 & 1910 census you are speaking of for Mary Margaret. Is the spelling for her maiden name Tetzlaw, Tetzlow, Tetslow or Tetslaw? I have seen it all ways now.
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Residents are being told to evacuate from around the Oroville Dam in California after too much rain is expected to make an auxiliary spillway fail.
'THIS IS NOT A DRILL': Residents in areas of Oroville, Calif. ordered to evacuate as dam is predicted to failpic.twitter.com/b49uOFvDDt
— Breaking911 Nature (@B911Nature) February 13, 2017
From CBS Sacramento:
The Butte County Sheriff's Department has issued an evacuation notice for the low levels of Oroville and areas downstream from the Oroville Dam.
The emergency spillway is eroding which could lead to a failure of the structure sending an uncontrolled release of flood water from Lake Oroville
The Feather river will experience a rapid rise in water level affecting surrounding areas as the main spillway releases are increased to 100,000 cfs from the current 55,000 cfs. We have a crew on the way to the Dam.
Oroville is the highest dam in the United States at 770 feet high, and impounds the 2nd largest man-made lake in California.
Oroville Dam spillway and auxiliary spillway. Evacuations have been ordered from Oroville and below the dam. pic.twitter.com/ErhfxqSDES
— Mike Mangas (@mikemangas) February 13, 2017
Water began flowing over an emergency spillway at the nation's tallest dam, Lake Oroville, for the first time Saturday after erosion damage: pic.twitter.com/rPkwJ54UQD
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) February 13, 2017
Officials say damage is to #OrovilleDam spillway, not the dam itself. Evacs underway in low lying areas. pic.twitter.com/yf026tokEM
— KenWayne (@KenWayne) February 13, 2017
#OrovilleDam right now. pic.twitter.com/rOBWDtqPq6
— KenWayne (@KenWayne) February 13, 2017
BREAKING: FLASH FLOOD WARNING: Dam operators reported A hazardous situation is developing with the #Oroville Dam auxiliary spillway. 1/2
— KenWayne (@KenWayne) February 13, 2017
BREAKING: #OrovilleDam 2/2 Operation of the auxiliary spillway has lead to severe erosion that could lead to a failure of the structure.
— KenWayne (@KenWayne) February 13, 2017
My Close Up Look at History in the Making. The Emerg Spillway in Operation Lake #Oroville today. @Cal_OES @CaliforniaDFW #castorm #caflood pic.twitter.com/zD4Z85GMkL
— Kelly Huston (@ProComKelly) February 12, 2017
Evac underway in Oroville pic.twitter.com/RNy7C1rUWQ
— Dale Kasler (@dakasler) February 13, 2017
Let's hope no one gets hurt.
BREAKING: At least 130,000 people asked to evacuate over concerns California's Oroville Dam's emergency spillway could fail.
— The Associated Press (@AP) February 13, 2017
Please pray for those near the Oroville Dam in N. California.They are evacuating as the damn may break. This may lead to so much suffering.
— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) February 13, 2017
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Maria Miller knew she'd done something wrong. The worst thing, in fact, that a Cabinet minister can do. This morning, she plucked up her courage, faced the unhappy truth, and wrote to the Prime Minister, confessing to what she'd done.
Not ripping off the taxpayer, obviously, or breaching the parliamentary code of conduct, or delivering the most contemptuous non-apology in recent Commons history. None of those got a mention in her letter of resignation. The crime she'd committed, she explained, was that of becoming "a distraction". In other words: she was resigning not because of her behaviour, but because her behaviour kept getting written about.
David Cameron wrote back to say he was "sorry" to receive her letter. I think it was the first time I'd heard that word all week.
Baggy-eyed and drained, the former Culture Secretary gave a brief interview for the TV news channels. Her answers may have sounded repetitive and stilted, but in fact they were classics of their kind, exemplars of political truth-dodging. If you're a politician in trouble, you don't say you're sorry, or that you were wrong, or that it was all your fault; instead, you say you "take full responsibility".
Did Mrs Miller accept she'd done anything wrong? "I made sure it was clear to everybody that I took full responsibility." Was she, as an aide ranted on Tuesday, a victim of a media witch hunt? "No, I take full responsibility." Had anyone pushed her to resign? "I take full responsibility."
She used the word "distraction" five times in two minutes. "It's not right," she murmured sadly, "that I'm distracting from the incredible achievements of this Government." Again, note those words: "It's not right." Bringing the Government bad publicity: that was her moral failing.
In order to prevent yet further distraction, she avoided Prime Minister's Questions. Mr Cameron arrived in the chamber three minutes early to an unconvincing cheer of encouragement from some of his MPs.
Ed Miliband devoted all six of his questions to the story of Mrs Miller and how it had "undermined trust in politics". A bold move, you might think, given that sitting beside him was Ed Balls, who in the Telegraph's exposé of expenses in 2009 was revealed to have "flipped" the designation of his second home three times in two years.
Of course, it wasn't really Mrs Miller whom the Labour leader was attacking. It was Mr Cameron. Supporting the Culture Secretary so stubbornly, cried Mr Miliband, had been "a terrible error of judgment". The Prime Minister, he added afterwards on Twitter, had been "the last person in the country to work out that Maria Miller's position was untenable". (If so, it was a close-run thing. Little more than 24 hours earlier, Mr Miliband had been asked whether Mrs Miller should go. His reply: "I'm not calling for that today.")
Mr Cameron retorted that sacking her would have been weak; true leadership meant letting her apologise and get on with her job. That answer might have stood a better chance of sounding plausible if Westminster weren't already fizzing with rumours that, last night, Mrs Miller was leant on to resign by a Cameron minion. Andy Slaughter (Lab, Hammersmith) asked whether this was true.
"My right honourable friend set out the reasons for her resignation in a letter," replied Mr Cameron. Having noticed he hadn't said no, Jenny Chapman (Lab, Darlington) asked the question again.
"My right honourable friend took her own decision and communicated that decision in a letter," replied Mr Cameron, still not saying the word no.
Incidentally, I've replayed Mrs Miller's TV interview and, when asked whether she'd been pushed, she doesn't say the word no, either. She just takes full responsibility. What a versatile phrase "I take full responsibility" is. Apparently it doesn't just mean "I'm sorry" and "It's my fault". It can also be used to mean "no".
In his reply to her letter, Mr Cameron said he hoped to see Mrs Miller back in the Cabinet one day. Is that likely?
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5 Reasons you need to start watching Singles Villa
Singles Villa is new to DramaFever, releasing 3 episodes each Friday. 8 single men and women, due to their single status are allowed to live in a villa. In this place, dating is banned, and if the rule is broken, they will be kicked out. Each of the renters also harbors secrets, whether they are a second generation heir, a female artist, or an undercover spy in the apartment.
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How can you not love Jiro Wang? In Singles Villa, he is the best friend, the most considerate companion and everything. Outside the drama, he is very active in a lot of Chinese variety shows and gained a lot of popularity in mainland China as well.
Do you know he also sang the OST for this Drama?
3. It is originally from a Korean novel Single Village, and it was directed by Korean director Yoon Sang Ho, who also directed Bride of the Century.
4. It is the second time Jiro Wang is in the same show with Joe Cheng. Again they are friend-enemies. Chinese fans called this Drama "Mischievous Kiss Season 3," although it's too sad that Ariel Lin is not the female lead anymore. Do you want to know how the love triangle will work out?
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Harbaugh will replace fired coach Mike Singletary. He also had been considering an offer from Stanford to stay put.
Harbaugh decided to make the jump to the pros even though San Francisco has missed the playoffs for eight straight seasons and Orange Bowl MVP quarterback Andrew Luck decided to remain at Stanford for another season.
"I can feel the enthusiasm coursing through my veins right now," Harbaugh said. "I accept this competitive challenge willingly."
The Cardinal (12-1) finished with a school-record 12 wins following a 40-12 victory over Virginia Tech in the Orange Bowl.
The 47-year-old Harbaugh went 58-27 overall as a college coach and 29-21 in four seasons at Stanford. He took over a 1-11 team when he was hired in December 2006 and quickly turned the program back into a winner and bowl contender.
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Guest post by health services researcher David Mandell, Sc.D., of the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Mental Health Policy and Services Research and the Center for Autism Research at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
[Editor's note: This past weekend, Dr. Mandell and his colleagues presented the early results of "Estimating the Economic Costs of Autism," a study funded by Autism Speaks with guidance and technical assistance from the World Health Organization. You can read our related news story here.]
We knew we'd grab attention with our updated estimate of autism's economic costs: $126 billion annually in the United States. Our comprehensive analysis, supported by an Autism Speaks research grant, included indirect costs such as lost income and caregiving, as well as direct costs in healthcare, education and adult services.
Hopefully the scope of this number will draw attention to the challenges that families and our society face in meeting the needs of those affected by autism spectrum disorders. But I have a longstanding concern about how we parse such numbers and how we, as a society, calculate value.
Yes, it can be helpful to look at the economic costs and benefits of the therapies and services that improve function and support families. And as the second part of our Autism Speaks research grant, we will examine the economic benefits of interventions such as intensive preschool therapy and adolescent-to-adult transition services. These numbers will give us important information about what it costs society to not treat autism. They may also become important tools for advocacy.
However, I treat with great suspicion the idea that developing a good care system for individuals with autism is an economic issue. It should be an ethical and moral one. I worry that it's a two-edged sword to use dollar amounts to advocate for care. Our goal should be to design an efficient and effective system of care for individuals with autism of all ages because it's the right thing to do, not because it saves us money.
That said, one of the things we see in our analysis – as well as those that preceded it – is that the overwhelming bulk of autism's costs to society occur after individuals with autism reach adulthood.
I think this speaks to two critical issues: One is the need to maximize the likelihood of a successful transition into adulthood with quality services that begin with early intervention in childhood. The second, equally important issue is that we stop pretending that, when these individuals turn 21, their needs magically disappear.
The sad reality is that our care systems and government funding agencies essentially wash their hands of adults with autism. We know that intensive intervention during early childhood increases function, language acquisition and sociability. We shouldn't waste this tremendous investment by yanking away supports when these individuals become adults.
For inspiration on how to address the needs of those with autism, I look to a paradigm-shifting study by Connie Kasari, Ph.D., of UCLA's Center for Autism Research and Treatment. Dr. Kasari compared the outcomes of social skill training for elementary school children affected by autism with the benefits of training their peers to provide social support for classmates with autism. She found that the peer training was essential to increasing friendships and positive engagements on the playground.
For me, this reflects what we know so well from behavioral intervention programs: One of the most important things you can do to increase success for children and adults with autism is to modify their environment to make it easier for them to function.
This is exactly what we need to be doing in our society as a whole to help adults with autism become an integral and functioning part of our communities. How can we work with local colleges, businesses and residential communities to create environments where adults with autism can thrive?
If the answers to these questions deliver an economic benefit to society, that's great. But we have to remember that our goal is not an economic one – it is an ethical and moral one.
For more perspective, see these recent blog posts and news items: "Costs of Autism Summit," "Autism Care Slams Mom's Income" and "Autism and Family Income: A Mom's Story," "Autism Prevalence Rises to 1 in 88," and "How Will Autism's Rising Prevalence Affect our Families, Schools and Communities?"


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Saturday, July 27, 2013
WOW ohhhh WOW - House Mouse in the house
So discovering their website I did something that I never ever do I wrote them! I'm usually way to shy to dare do something like that. But I soooo love their stamps... so I wanted to know where I could find them. Since they are based from Vermont really close to where I was staying, I thought there might be some other local store. Barry one of the owner's answered me (so fast actually I was super happy) and gave me some addresses and then to my complete surprise gave me the option of going to his house where they had some stamps that I could browse through!!!!!! Ohhhhh you should have seen me... I was like a groupie... I figured I must sound like one of those crazy fans that rock bands have!!!!
And then to really complete the fabulous trip over, Ellen the artist came to see us!!!!! She even signed some of my stamps and took the time for a picture with us.
From left to right Megan (my daughter, myself, Ellen and finally William in the front). William and Megan were super excited to be there and get some tips on how to draw (they looooove to draw as well). My 2 other boys were packing stuff up while we were there enjoying ourselves. You can see by my smile how happy I was!!!!! They were all so very nice. Barry made a huge impression on my son who thought he really was the coolest since he offered him soda and some candy lol. I'm still in shock that I got to meet them. It really was a dream come true!!!!!
Thank you so very much Barry, Nicole and Ellen for being such totally amazingly sweet people. And Ellen please continue to draw those fabulous Mouses and friends. I have a collection going and don't want to stop.
Hope all you my fabulous following friends had a great day as well. But I bet you can't beat this! ;o)
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Oh Vicky how awesome!! so happy you got to meet them, what stamps did you get?ReplyDelete
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How fabulously exciting for you and the family Vicky! I'm thrilled you got to meet such a talented lady and it's so lovely that they invited you to theirs and made you feel so welcome xReplyDelete
What an absolutely terrific day!! I am happy for your fortunate opportunity!! What a wonderful memory!ReplyDelete
Big blog hugs, Janet
shut the front door! this is like one of the coolest things EVER!!!! that's so much better than a craft store (can't believe I actually typed that....grins!) what a memory you will always treasure!ReplyDelete
I remember one time the little House Mouse stopped by my blog and I feel like a Queen for a Day! but you are true craft royalty! :)
Glad you had a wonderful time. The sad thing is that so many local stores are closing.ReplyDelete
OMG !!! - How totally cool is that ?!!!! What an amazing experience for you and how great of them to come see you and invite you round :-DReplyDelete
Well done you..... see - a bit more confidence always works well and as the saying goes ... "If you don't ask, you don't get" :-)
Do I take it from the 'packing up' comment that you are on your way home soon then ????
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Yes we are back at home now. And you are so right confidence is important... but I'm usually really shy and I don't know what came over me that I actually wrote them... just super glad I did ;o)Delete
Oh wow Vicky, this is HUUUUGE!!!! What an honour, now you can also say you know someone famous. I am also a huge fan of the little House Mouse family and own a handful of them which I have won via challenges. They have been posted from England and America to me and I was totally surprised that they reached South Africa. This photo definitely needs to be beautifully framed and has to adorn a specials pot in your craft studio. Safe travels home.ReplyDelete
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How fabulous, Vicky. I adore House Mouse too and have my Daily Squeek delivered every day into my mail box.ReplyDelete
How fabulous, Vicky. I adore House Mouse too and have my Daily Squeek delivered every day into my mail box.ReplyDelete
Wow! How exciting is that? I absolutely love House Mouse and their little friends. That's why I was so pleased to be picked for Joanna Sheen's DT. Don't know if you're aware of it Vicky, but Joanna does House Mouse stamps...not wood backed ones AND House Mouse CDs!!!!! The triple one contains some digis as well. They're all fabulous. AND when you spend over £9 (and you could easily spend a bomb on there!) it's FREE WORLDWIDE p&p...and they are seriously fast at shipping...usually shipped before you've even decided what you want! Lol. Here's the link for you to have a mooch around.ReplyDelete
I've got all her Happy Hopper stamps and masses of the House Mouse ones...and all the CDs. Love, love, love them all...and so does Jamie.
I know I got the new cd there ;o) Plus a bunch of stamps wood mounted and some of the brand new cling mount. They also have a web site where they sell.Delete
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That's so cool Vicky! So glad you got to have such a great unexpected experience!ReplyDelete
What a treat, Vicky! Love House Mouse too.ReplyDelete
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The week ahead is a busy one. I am refining keynote speeches, writing proposals, and trying to rewrite a book concept that I had back in 2010. I am also working on my travel schedule for the fall. I am trying to squeeze in events, conferences and speaking engagements while staying on pace to run a marathon on November 17th.
(It's official: I have middle age, middle class, white people problems.)
And I am heading over to the state capitol on Monday to check out the Moral Monday protests. Have you read about what's happening in North Carolina? It is a mess. And while I have nothing to lose — and nothing is at stake in my life — I am so irritated with North Carolina politics that I am actually paying attention and willing to protest.
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I've been in a mood disorder clinic for the past three weeks. I'm currently taking Humulin NPH and Humalog, on a sliding scale. My blood sugar has been very good for the past three weeks, but today it's been a little on the low side, between 3 to 4 mmol/L [54 to 72 mg/dl]. Lately, it's been between 4 and 6 mmol/L [72 and 108 mg/dl], but, just recently, I've obtained outdoor privileges and have been using them to there full extent. My mood has also been very good since my blood sugar has been in these ranges. It's hard to carbohydrate count on this hospital food, but I seem to have been doing fine. A doctor came up with a "injection chart" for the nurses to follow so they know how much insulin I should be taking, but they can't seem to grasp the idea of sliding scale. This has been going on for the last three weeks, so they just leave me alone and let me do my thing. I've been getting perfect results, accept for today, when they were a little lower than usual, but I was in a good mood all day. I had energy, I wasn't sleepy, etc. My mood changed on a dime after supper, before I took insulin, and my blood sugar was 3.6 mmol/L [65 mg/dl]. Could my mood change have been caused by my sugar?
It is true that a person's mood can improve when the blood sugar is in range. Exercise can definitely help bring blood sugars down, so that is great that you have been getting more exercise. However, the blood sugars you described, between 3 to 4 mmol/L [54 to 72 mg/dl] sound on the low side, so you may want to talk to your diabetes doctor about adjusting your insulin doses to compensate for your increase activity, to prevent having a severe low blood sugar.
It is difficult to say whether your mood changed that night because your blood sugar may have gone up. It is possible that is what happened, because blood sugar fluctuations can cause mood fluctuations and vice versa. You may want to ask your diabetes health care team whether you should be taking your insulin before you eat to prevent that spike which might effect your mood.
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How to Change the Default Control Panel Icon in Windows 7
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Thank you Shawn :) had a little problem at first, but dubble checked and tripple checked ur guide :)
Works a 100% :)
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You're most welcome xTL. Thank you for posting back with your results. :)
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so far every singel tutorial here has worked for me :) really happy
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windows 7 home premium
Hi there...
the tutorial is great, but for some reason, the only icon that doesnt change is the icon in the start menu...
following the steps in the tutorial, the icon changed in every location apart from the start menu one.
Please see attached images.
Image 1 - this shows the icon still at its original state
Image 2 - this shows the icon in its changed state
Image 3 - this shows the regedit key entered
Please advise!!
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Hello Kevin,
Have you already restarted the computer afterwards to see if that may have been the issue?
If you did, then also do OPTION ONE to see if it will change afterwards.
Hope this helps,
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Windows 7 Professional 32 bit
Hi there...
the tutorial is great, but for some reason, the only icon that doesnt change is the icon in the start menu...
following the steps in the tutorial, the icon changed in every location apart from the start menu one.
Please see attached images.
Image 1 - this shows the icon still at its original state
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Image 2 - this shows the icon in its changed state
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Image 3 - this shows the regedit key entered
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Please advise!!
After following Brink's advice to restart the computer, this problem was resolved on my system. Should work for all other users too.
Another thing I have discovered is that when accessing the control panel in the 'Large Icons' or 'Small icons' view modes, the taskbar icon remains unchanged along with the small icon to the immediate left of the URL bar. Viewing in 'Category' mode resolves this issue.
[hint] Perhaps further tweaking can resolve this minor problem! [\hint]
A well written tutorial nonetheless. Back to further customising my Windows 7.
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Control Panel Icon Changing
My Control panel Icon does not change.
I went through all the steps and restarted my computer often.
This is how my computer currently looks.
I went back and tried both methods.
I even went to the different registry files and changed them both.
I used the registry merge app as well.
In Summary, it seems like my computer feels like she is married to the wrong person. Am I begin strong armed here or what?
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Hello Carl, and welcome to Seven Forums.
If you would, please ZIP your icon and upload it here. I'll be happy to test it on my system to see what the issue may be.
In addition, could you also post screenshots of your registry for the locations in OPTION ONE to see what they look like. :)
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Okay, so I went through step one again and took a screenshot of that location and the new path I made to the new Icon.
Also, I double checked the icon in gimp, it was 256x256 and I uploaded it here in a zip.TronControl.zip
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